The Straits Times, 16 November 1958

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    13 1 The Straits Times NettM** in NO. 1,212 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 16, 1958 20 CENTS
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  • Around the World IN BRIEF
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      ANOTHER TWO LIBSOC BRANCHES TO JOIN LIM
      542 1 Leader: Bid to break our backbone has tailed SINGAPORE, Saturday. TWO more branches of the Liberal Socialist Party the Delta and Whampoa branches have folded up. Their members have resigned to join the People's Alliance led by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew
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      Call for public probe on exam leaks
      319 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. POLITICAL parties and other organisations today demanded a public inquiry into the leakage of Education Ministry examination papers. The People's Action Party, though against an inquiry, maintained that reports of the investigations into the leakages should be made public. Leakages occurred
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      Lock icon Makarios flies to the U.N.
      235 1 ATHENS, Sat. Archbishop Makarios, exiled leader of the Creek Orthodox Church in Cyprus, and Mr. Evangelos Averoff, the Creek Foreign Minister, left here by air for New York today to prepare a new appeal to the United Nations. The archbishop announced yesterday that the Greek
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      POLIO
      74 1 Four more coses in hospital SINGAPORE, Sat. Four more polio cases were reported today, making a total since August of 295. All were Asian children under the age of three. The Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. in a letter to the medical superintendent of Middleton hospital, Dr. Leong Kwok
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      Collapses after duel on set of 'Sheba'
      310 1 Collapses after duel on set of 'Sheba' MADRID, Sat. Tyrone Power, the American film star, died of a heart attack here today after a duelling scene in a film he was making. Tall, handsome Power complained of feeling unwell during the filming of a scene in "Solomon and Sheba", the
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      REWARDS FOR TRAPPING
      74 1 REWARDS FOR TRAPPING CAR THIEVES SINGAPORE. Sat. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, today offered rewards up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the series of car thefts in Singapore. Last month. 74 cars were stolen. Rewards will also be given
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      THE HOME PRODUCT
      24 1 LONDON, Sat.— The first cars exported from Australia to Britain were landed at Tilbury yesterday for use oy Australian Government officials—Reuter.
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      Johore man wins $10,000
      86 1 NEXT MM JACKPOT IS UP TO $35,000! A JOHORE entrant has won the SI O,OOO prize in the Malayan Monthly's Contest "A" (October). Ho is Abdullah bin Mohamed, of P(>2 Pckan Pengerang, Pengwang, Johore The Jackpot of $30,000 was not won, so the Jackpot for the
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      Tyrone Power dies of heart attack
      474 1 ing trailer. A moment later, Sebastian, the makeup man, rushed out to report that Power complained of pains in both arms and had difficulty in breathing. Producer Ted Richmond called for a car. By the time it arrived. Power wa& unconscious. Nauseated Sebastian said
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      Heavy rains delay trains
      51 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. Heavy rain early this morning again delayed railway traffic between the Colony and the Federation. Both trains from Kuala Lumpur. Including thr night mall, were two hours behind schedule. The night mall arrived here at 9.18 a.m. The other passenger train reached at 10
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    Lock icon Deadlocked on agenda still
    68 1 LONDON, Sun— The EastWest military surprise attack prevention conference met here for over an hour today and again failed to break the deadlock on its agenda which has existed virtually since the start of the negotiations last Monday. The private conference of experts from 10 countries
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 FOOTS APPE OSIA, Sat— ■> (.i»\rrnor <if i^t appr.i ho love C.vpni Lbtag in Hi' I that vi" it rfocs :ul dam Pi iconoiiT.
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    THE STRAVELINGS
    1802 2 THE STRAVELINGS BY THE RUSSIAN AUTHOR WHO WAS AWARDED THE 1958 NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE Dr. Yury Zhivogo, starving in revolutionary Moscow, decides to take his wife Tonya and his family beyond the Urals to "live off the land." He goes to the Yaroslavsky Station (the Paddington of Moscow) to
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      222 2 Alone in Moscow By STEPHEN CONSTANT THE hottest spot in the I Once Pasternak had been c the blue-eyed boy of SoSoviet Union is the vlet literature. A s a QOrdan suburb of Pere- youngster of 17 he had delkino, the Beverly lived through the Revolu- Hills of Moscow lion
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    Logan Gourly's ' Camels Sometimes Bite'
    1897 3 Logan Gourly's Camels Sometimes Bite' BEGINS TODAY a short novel in five parts by Logan Courlay, the writer whose observations on show business are known for their tingling (if not always too tender) truth. This is fiction, yes but fiction from someone who knows the subtlest shading of the tricky
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    VILLAGE TO DROWNED' FOR POWR PROJECT: 900 GET GOVT. PLEDGE
    337 4 VILLAGE TO DROWNED' FOR POWR PROJECT: 900 GET GOVT. PLEDGE JANAH RATA, Sat. Lubok Tamang New Vill- age, one of the 1 1 in the Cameron Highlands, will cease to exist as such when work on the $160 million hydro-electric power scheme here gets underway. The village area has been
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    500 fishers flee costal belt at flood threat
    180 4 500 fishers flee costal belt at flood threat KOTA BHARU, Saturday ABOUT 500 fishermen from Kelantan coast have left their homes for Pulau Redang where they are able to carry on fishing during the monsoon season. They will live in long houses built by the Government, and send their flsh
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    LILIAN WANTS TO BE PRESS QUEEN
    43 4 LILIAN WANTS TO BE PRESS QUEEN Miss Lilian Chee. who bas entered for the Press Ball Queen contest to be held at the gala Press Ball at Sea View Hotel. Singapore, on Dec. 6. The Queen will get a cash prize of Ss#o.
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    20 THUGS clash: 7 HELD
    98 4 20 THUGS clash: 7 HELD SINGAPORE. Sat. Seven men were detained after a gang dash in Duxton Road here last night. The fight broke up when police cars appeared in answer to a 999 call. Detectives recovered 100 bottles and an assortment of weapons, including parangs and spears. Police said
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    He was on blacklist
    82 4 PENANG. Sat. A French businessman. Charles Orsini. was refused entry to the Federation after he had landed at Kuala Lumpur international airport yesterday because he was on the immigration department's list of persons barred from this country. Official reasons for blacklisting are political background, subversive activities
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    BOY, 14, KILLED
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ten* Yap Tak. 14. an ice-cream hawker, was kined today after he was knocked down by a lorry while cycling in Pekin Street here at 1 p.m.
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    At your cinemas Johore llahru
    73 4 At your cinemas Johore llahru REX: Halaku (Hindi) 11.30; Kiocu Raiders 3.15, 6.45, 9.15; CATHAY: Lav Chuan Chin Kay Koo 3, 7, 9 15. Kiiaiil.iu EEX: Away all Boats 1045; Ylt Yeah Foong Lav (Mandarin i 12.30. 3. 7. 9.30: CATHAY: Cockleshell Heroes 10.30; Mambo Oirl/Merry-go-Round 2.30. 7 Kola 111....
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    Taxi hauled out of canal
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. A taxi which plunged into the rain-swollen canal at the 6th mile Bukit Tlmah Road yesterday, was hauled out by a salvage team today. It was badly damaged. Meanwhile, the taxi-driver, Ismail bin Baharudin. 43 has regained consciousness. He told the police there
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    BRIDEGROOM SIGNS ON DOTTED LINE
    57 4 Mr. and .Mrs. Peter James ('lough, after Ihrir marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. The bride is Molly Kam Sit San. The bridegroom, a former Malayan police officer, is now attached to the Hong Kong Poiiie Force. They will go to Hong
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    Union seeks talks on that walkout
    211 4 TEACHERS MAY APPEAL TO TENGKU PENANG, Saturday. THE Federation Malay School Teachers' Union is willing to negotiate with the Government on the dispute between the Ministry of Education and 100 Malay teochers who walked out of the Language Institute, in Johore Bahru last week
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    Army crash victims are buried
    120 4 Army crash victims are buried TAIPING. Sat. The two British soldiers who wera burnt to death when the Army vehicles each was driving collided near Ipoh on Thursday evening, were buried here today. The funeral service was conducted at the Anglican All Saints Church by Capt. (Rev.) D. Scott. Nearly
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    APPEALS COURT
    20 4 SINGAPORE Sat. The; Court of Criminal Appeal will I sit in the Supreme Court building here, from Friday.
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    Terrorists now have to eat monkeys
    77 4 ALOR STAR Sat.— Hungry terrorists in Kedah are reported to be eating monkeys. Evidence of thi.s was disclosed this week when troops of the Royal Malay Regiment found a monkey skin in a terrorist camp in the jungle about 15 miles north of Baling;.
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    SI 24,000 for tips on Reds
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Federation Government paid out $124,581 lor information leading to the capture and killing of terrorists last month. The biggest .sum— slo7,23l —was paid out in Johore. A sum of $13,000 wa.s paid out in Negri Sembiian and $4,250 In Selangor.
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    Overhaul of S.I. T. system urged
    291 5 LIB-SOC BRANCH ON 'UNSATISFACTORY 9 ALLOCATION 'New roster should replace the old waiting list 1 SINCAPORE, Saturday. "fHE Liberal Socialist Party's Mountbatter Branch has cai:*d for an immediate stop t< all registration of new applications for Singapor Improvement Trust accommodation. This is the first
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    Lock icon Sardon calls for closer ties with Philippines
    107 5 Sat. The need for expansion of cultural relations between Malaya and the Philippines was stressed today by Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, Malayan Minister for Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon has been touring the Philippines since his arrival here on Nov. 11.
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    SHB man weds radiographer
    40 5 Mr. John Bennett Hall, assistant traffic supervisor of the Singapore Harbour Board, and Miss Patricia Norren seen after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The bride is a radiographer attached to the General Hospital, Singapore
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    THE FRIGHTENED CITY COUNCIL OFFICIALS'
    283 5 CINGAPORE, Sat. The president of the City Council Technical Officers' Union, Mr. Wee Chew Swee, said here today that most of the council's technical staff did not join the union for fear of being victimised. The union has a membership of 218. There are about
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    SA boys pat skill on show to raise funds for home
    122 5 Boys of the Salvation Army Home in Thomson Road, Singapore, yesterday exhibited more than 500 articles made by themselves. Among the articles were beautiful pieces of woodwork, baskets, cloth toys, straw handbags and reconditioned furniture. Sunday Times picture shows
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    MASCARA STOCKS SEIZED IN RAID
    205 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. £ITY Health nspectors in Singapore have seized 1,000 bottles of a mascara preparation similar to a type banned by the Kedah Government last week because it contained lead They also seized 12 katis of the raw materials for preparing mascara from the same
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    PAPAL 'BONUS'
    22 5 VATICAN CITY. Sat— Pope John XXIII yesterday gave all workers of the tiny Vatican State an extra month's pay— U.P.l.
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    'Birdman' Naidu in crash mishap
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Famous ventriloquist S.R.S. Naidu. 34. is tonight lying critically injured in the General Hospital following a motor cycle I mishap. Popularly known as the "birdman," Naidu was flung off his motor cycle in Tanjong Katong Road in the early hours of yesterday.
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    Praise for Malaya by World Bank man
    165 5 Praise for Malaya by World Bank man I^UALA LUMPUR, Sot. The V ce-President of the Internotional Bank, Mr. J Burke Knapp, today praised the Federation Government for the measures taken to attract foreign capital to Malaya. Mr. Knapp left for a twoday visit to Singapore where he will meet the
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    Mr. Jayaswal dies of heart attack
    95 5 Mr. Jayaswal dies of heart attack MALACCA, Sat.— A Malacca lawyer, Mr. C. S Jayaswal. who was one of the founders of the Malayan Party, died at the General Hospital here this morning after a heart attack. He was 56 and had been ill for two and a half months.
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    THE SUSAN BARRIE SUNDAY PAGE
    50 6 THE SUSAN BARRIE SUNDAY PAGE Three-pieccr. cotton and comfortable. Thr overblouse, knitted cotton with interwoven strips, tops short shorts. A brief finger-tip length matching Jacket goes over the top for a smart cover-up effect. Valeric Parris models this at a local showing of outdoor clothes by a leading American manufacturer.
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    Recipes for sandwiches
    186 6 IN c xse you feel inclined to plan :i picnic and do it the simple Wj with xiruiwiche.s, here are some notes and suggestion*, troin a new book. "Recipes for Alveniee Cooks," by Harold WQsh iw, a former hotel chef. An important point to remember in making
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    Accent's an sports clothes today
    269 6 PEING a successful outdoor girl takes just as much thought, grooming and good taste as being the belle of the ball. In fact, it takes even more attention to detail, because instead of looking pretty with soft lights and sweet music, you must keep your
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    SLOPPY-JOE AND SHORTS
    37 6 Smart and gay. this red, white, and blue casual with a sloppy-Joe shirt over brief red shorts. Small white cloche hat is practical and becoming, keeps hair tidy and protected. Worn by Valeric Parris.
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    Call of the outdoors
    443 6 Call of the outdoors In obeying it, here are some points it'll pay to remember j GROOMING for the great outdoors is really an art that conceals art. You must avoid a madeup, artificial look, but skin, hair, arms and legs must all show up to their best advantage in
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    Gold dust on legs: That's chinchilla
    658 6  -  DEE REMINGTON By THE CHINCHILLA once nearly trapped out of existence is back in business in a big way. Its fabulous lur rarer and finer than mink is coming into the collections of the top fashion houses. The number of chinchilla farms is growing.
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    Barbecue Party
    273 6 HACKING for a picnic or preparing food for a barbecue party needs plenty of thought, imagination, and quite a bit of work beforehand but it is worth it because the success of an outdoor holiday usually depends a lot on the way you plan it ahead. Whether you
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    Delightful Double
    59 7 CABARET TWINS TAKE EUROPE BY STORM nice and Ellen Kessler are German cabaret artistes wbo have become popular in many European countries, and in particular France where they have been starring at the Paris "Lido"; they are at present appearing in a film version of the old musical
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    The 26-stone man drank 16 pints of beer a day
    298 7 I ONDON, Sat. For many years a man drank up to 16 pints of beer EVERY night. Through- out his life he also had an enormous appetite. What happened to him has been described by a doctor. The man, now
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    TOKYO PAPERS SPECULATE ON ROYAL ROMANCE
    123 7 TOKYO, Sot. The Crown Prince Akihito's impending engagement is the number one topic in Japan today despite agreement by the JapoLe Press to keep the matter out of public print. Japanese newspaper^, n*»w<; aaencies maaanews agencies maga zincs, radio and television stations agreed not
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    The day Santa Claus lost his dignity
    311 7 LONDON, Sat. Father Christmas was popping up all over the shop. Or at least his picture was. For the store-owners had put Santa on closed circuit television, with his picture going out from his grotto to all departments. As mother and father dragged
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    Lock icon Another award
    37 7 NEW YORK. Sat. Sir Winston Churchill will be given the Richard E. Byrd Memorial Award of the International Rescue Committee "in recognition for his lifelong leadership of the free world." the committee announced today. U.P.I.
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    Elvis soldiers on-with hotels and home cookin'
    621 7  - Elvis soldiers on-with hotels and home cookin' Sarah Rothschild By from Frankfort, Saturday HERE I am in the land of Beethoven, Brahms and Bach to track down the ex-Memphis hillybilly rock V roll king Private *****761 Elvis Presley of the U.S. Army. The little town of Friedberg, Germany where the
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    Lock icon Have rebels moved HQ?
    61 7 JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesian military intelligence chiefs believe Indonesian rebels have shifted their overseas bases from Singapor. to Manila and Geneva. accordIng to Antara news agency The agency said this was decided yesterday after a meeting between the army intelligence chief, Lt. Col Sukendro. the military attache
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    "Villagers verge on starvation'
    89 8 KUALA TRENGGANU, Saturday. THE Ulu Trcnggan.j District Officer, Inche Ibrahim Mohamed Salleh, has asked his staff to investigate the plight of 250 people of Kampong Binjai and Kampong Perck reported to be on the verge of starvation. These people, who normally depend for their livelihood on
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    Lock icon MARILYN ILL: THEN COMES NEWS CLAMP
    104 8 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. Marilyn Monroe is now confined to her apartment in the Bel Air Hotel after beinp taken ill on the set o; her latest picture "Some Like It Hot" which she finished last week, it was learned here last night Miss Monroe, who
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    116-STILL STRONG
    41 8 NEW YORK. Sat. Walter (Old Reb) Williams, the oldest veteran of the U.S. civil war. celebrated his 116 th birthday at Houston, texas. yesterday with a piece of cake, a "toddy" and a pun* from a big cigar— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Soviet halt three US trucks in Berlin
    302 8 Soviet halt three US trucks in Berlin MOVE TO FORCE WEST TO TO ACCEPT ULBRICHT BERLIN, Saturday. SOVIET border guards refused to allow three U.S. army trucks to leave Berlin yesterday in a move reminiscent of the beginning of the 1948 Berlin blockade. The East Cerman Communist leader, Mr. Walter
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    To judge dancing in Indonesia
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. A Singapore dance teacher Anne Harrison. 25, has been invited by the Jakarta Society of Teachers of Dancing to judge the open championships at Jakarta next Saturday and Sunday. Annie and her husband, Denis Hornsey, will probably leave for Jakarta on Friday.
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    Jakarta to give up fugitive
    236 8 MANILA, Saturday JHE INDONESIAN EMBASSY is expected to turn over a Filipino Communist seeking asylum here to Filipino authorities to avoid a major diplomatic squabble, Philippine Government sources said today. ning to flee to seek political asylum in Indonesia. Official apologies were extended to the
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    Lock icon QUEMOY CRISIS IS OVER, TAIPEH THINKS
    184 8 QUEMOY CRISIS IS OVER, TAIPEH THINKS TAIPEH. Sat. Quemoy crisis is over for the time being, it is believed here by Nationalist Chinese military sources. These sources said that both in the skies and on the sea the Communists were being careful not to tangle with the Nationalists. They said
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    Lock icon Fatal beating: Second man is convicted
    92 8 PHILADELPHIA. Sat. Franklin Marshall. 17, second of nine defendants to be tried in the fatal beating of Korean student In-ho Oh, was convicted of second degree murder last night A jury of eight women and four men returned the verdict after nearly five hours.
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    RUBBER TALKS
    20 8 NEW YORK. Sat.— The Annual meeting of the Rubber Manufacturers' Association will be held here on Nov. 20
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    Cine Corner by FILM MAKER
    402 9 Cine Corner by FILM MAKER CHORTLY after the onnouncement of fullcolour movie film for amateur movie cameras, photographic pundits, with an eye more toward rigid laboratory specifications than toward free and easy field use, announced that no colour oiovies should be made before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. The
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    Sunsets and Sunrises make the loveliest colour shots
    299 9 the^e subjects go out of the window. The range becomes f/5.6 to wide open which, depending upon your movie camera, means anything from f/2.7 to VIA. If the suns up— bright, yet partly hidden by clouds so that you can look at
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    Lock icon Expectant wife faints as she hears the news of his death
    286 9 father of two daughters— Romina. seven, and Taryn. five. Both are by his &e--nmil wife. Linda Christian. His films after the war included "Blood and Sand," "The Razor's Edge" and "The Captain From Castile." His most recent Broadway stage
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    47 10 M Words SIO (Minimum). SCRIPTO THE PERFECTED ball pen with seven exclusive features. Available at all leading stores, 53.00 Singapore it Penang. $3.30 Federation. $10,000 IN PRIZES Malayan Choice Words Simple Puzzle Competition Coupon In The Malayan Catholic News— Out Today, (Further Information Inside Back Pauo.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, Nov. 16, 1958. DEATH OF A RED DOSS
    481 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, Nov. 16, 1958. DEATH OF A RED DOSS AH ANN, boss of the terrorist high command in south Johore and regional committee secretary was killed a few days ago on the edge of a jungle near Kulai, shot from point-blank range by a surrendered terrorist. With
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    TODAY'S PROFILE
    982 10  - TODAY'S PROFILE LLOYD MORGAN [CHAMPION OF OIL WORKERS Hf HO is Mr. Oon? Many motorlflf ists must have pondered that question while scurry- ing for petrol, before the threatened strike of oil workers was happily averted in mid- week. Most car-users were aware that Mr. Oon is i a union
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    BANNED FOR 7 YEARS BECAUSE OF SEALED LIPS, JENDERAM IS NOW BUSTLING WITH ACTIVITY
    51 10 When the exiled inhabitants of Jenderam returned to the deserted town all their houses had vanished. Only the mosque (left) was still standing. They lost no time in clearing the land and putting up new houses
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    A ghost town comes to life
    759 10 By Sunday Times Reporter A TOWN which died seven years ago is coming back to life today. Its 1,500 people who had been forced to leave in disgrace for non-co-operation with the authorities in the Emergency are now slowly returning from all parts of
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    A new house coming up...
    20 10 Jende ram inhabitants on their way to put up a new house in the town.
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      746 10 Straits Times Free Press For rh» convenience ot od»«r- z X'nan our r«pr«s«nra rivet al Ut floor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, E i ORCHARD ROAD, will r*c*fv< E imoll advertisement* and answar* r ro be number*. Classified advertliemcnti may I I also be handed to: CITY BOOK STOKI LTD.. Winchester House,
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    TEMPLER PARK TIGERS ARE OUT AGAIN BLOCKING ROAD TRAFFIC
    416 11 Two motorists get fright of their lives at night KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Templcr Park tigers appeared along the Kuala Lumpur Rawang Road last night after two months. Tiger No. 1 about f've feet long and three feet tall was seen at
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    LABOURER HAD TATTOO OF KISSING COUPLE
    147 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. A City i Council labourer, K. Ramasamy, was sentenced to undergo three years' corrective training by the Second Criminal District i Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, for being a member of secret society. Ramasamy had pleaded not guilty to a charge of being
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    Stole petrol from car: 2 fined $50
    129 11 Stole petrol from car: 2 fined $50 SINGAPORE, Sat. A driving instructor. Low Geok Swee. told a court today that he stole three gallons of petrol "because my petrol was exhausted and I was desperate." Low said: "I had no money at that time (it was 4.15 a.m on Sept.
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    TIN PRICE
    22 11 The price of tin in Singapore ye.sierday remained unchanged at 5383.50 per picul. An estimated 95 tons was an offer.
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    COPRA PRICE
    39 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturjday: fair merchantable Bombay i mixed copra: November $4P; buyer. $42 sellers. Tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut OU Millers' Variation: bulk $63.50 sellers. Drum $67 sellers Tone was quiet.
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    Granger for Singapore
    103 11 a camera crew and a group of actors needed for the location shots. The fllm, whose producers are John and James Woolf. deals with an Englishman who falls in love with a Eurasian girl during a civil war in a Far Eastern country The entire film will
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    Johore man wins $10,000,21 share $5,000
    412 11 Johore man wins $10,000,21 share $5,000 IS YOUR NAME IN THE LIST? "J"HE Jackpot in The Malayan Monthly's Contest "A" (October) was not won. The Jackpot for Contest "B" (November) will therefore be $35,000. One entrant submitted a solution which differed at one point from the solution (See Page 2)
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    Dutch gift to Malacca
    75 11 MALACCA, Sat. The Netherlands Charge d'Affaires. Mr. M. J. Rosenberg .Polak, this afternoon presented a water colour painting to the Malacca museum on behalf of the Netherlands Government. Mr. Polak. who arrived here this morning for a two-day official visit, was accompanied by his wife. He
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    THE MAN WHO COULDN'T EARN ENOUGH...
    213 11 THE MAN WHO COULDN'T EARN ENOUGH... CINCAPORE, Sat. A fisherman who was worried because he did not earn enough money to feed his family ended his life by jumping off the ninth floor of a building in Albert Street, a coroner was told today. He died in the General Hospital
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    SHELL INTERVIEW
    74 11 JESSELTON. Sat—Candidates who have applied for entrance into the Shell Company's trade school in Seria will be interviewed on Tuesday and Wednesday. A trooper of "A" Squadron of the 22nd Special Air Service makes a perfect landing after dropping off an RAF Valetta from 1 .000 feet. He
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      312 11 j BP«@| HONG KONG o ff er 11 *l;ivs iiicluilinji 4 day.s in you HONG KONG a Sails Return* holiday Carthage 10th Dec. 22nd Dee. round Canton Bth Jan. 20th Jan. f P f FIRST CLASS $663 H 9 K 9 TOURIST CLASS $371 No tourist class accommodation avoilable. Including
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      300 11 MILITARY BAM) concert by I (Quakers > Worship 6 p.m. disthe band of the M Cheshire Re- cusslon group 7.15 p.m. at YMCA. giment at Botanic Gardens. 5 p.m. Orchard Road U> 6.15 p.m. XARAYANA GtRIKILA: Yoga BRITISH COUNCIL: Exhibi- class at 188 Westhill. Sembawang tlon of the poetry and
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      61 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 2.34 a.m. (Bft. 41n.) 1.39 p.m. (9ft. 41n). Port Diclcson 9 38 a.m. (Bft. 61n.) 9.55 p.m. (Bft. 31n.). Penanu 3 a.m. (Bft lin.) 3.58 p.m. (6ft. Sin.) TOMORROW: Singapore 3.23 a.m. (7ft. 91n.) 2.27 p.m. (Bft. 71n.). Port Dlckson 10 18 a.m. (7ft. 71n.) 10.39
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    391 12 /frite to:--If you have any photographic problems, write to Raymond Thomas, c/o The Sunday Times. Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore. DEVELOPMENT of films still seems to present a problem to a number of our older readers and. presumably, for quite a few of the new
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    Christmas picture story
    114 12 /iHRISTMAS now is Just around the corner, and undoubtedly many an amateur photographer will want to make his picture story of Christmas "58 as complete as possible. Here then are some of the scenes you will want to be sure of recording:— The making and addressing cards.
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    So many seem to find developing films big problem to handle
    774 12  - So many seem to find developing films big problem to handle Raymond Thomas By fresh, and when opened v/ill reveal two smaller packets within, usually wrapped in foil. One is more bulky than the other. You dissolve the smaller packet tir.st —never the other way round It's important This is
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      427 12 m v ORANJE 20,166 G. R. T. 1958 1959 Singapore D. 26 Nov. 25 Feb. 13 May Djakarta A. 27 26 14 Djakarta D. 28 27 15 Melbourne A/D. 5 Dec. 6 Mar. 22 Sydney A. 7 8 24 Sydney D. 9 10 26 Melbourne A/D.l l 12 28 Fremantle
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      515 12 Tips tor the amateur i You dorTt always have to them in the wme orcier that listen meekly to those pundits you'd use them when you deveJ >p who are equipped with elegant film or make prints. equipment and what sometimes Traces of developer in a f.xpatronise you and your
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      It's dynamite-this film with powder keg theme
      14 13 Curtis (left) and Poitier linked in torment
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      Much binding in the marsh as Tony is linked with Syd
      604 13 CRITICS m the West, reviewing the Stanley Kramer production for United Artists "THE DEFIANT ONES," classified it as another one of the Hollywood's genius' masterpieces. And that is just what it is a masterpiece^ a dynamite-packed classic containing the
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      ON THE RECORD
      553 13 rE grouD ol violin and piano sonatas Beethoven wrote in the period of his greatest despair— when the first symptoms of deafness began to appear —endure in a special place of affection among the devotees of his genius the world over. Two of these 10 sonatas, the
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      A TEENAGE GIRL SHOOTS A LINE TO A KILLER
      395 13 A TEENAGE GIRL SHOOTS A LINE TO A KILLER IWHEN Hammer Productions of Britain went into business, they thought up o sure-fire gimmick the "H" for horror line. And through murder and mayhem in its more violent and sadistic forms have acquired a neat little profit. They are the people
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      480 13 m mj^JPU^Nal on v OL i»» JB lM > iy 54. T%] |J ig9j 1 1 in, Now Showing! 6 .45 9.30 p.m 1+ ji» VICIOK VIAIIRE TAUU CnOCf C's-TechnJcolor )f leo germ TANK FOKLt colimbia jL Today 9 a.m.: "Green Hill And Jaded Valley (Mand.) ITL. y^ iriJ.miVl"""" 11th
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      440 13 P^P^vll i lA" KJB 11. Ir^iKi iwitWir^l i WM I" Z"59 "r 1J lIJ3y 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30 9.30 I CHARLES CHAPLIN "The Great Dictator" (ua) JJ Today 9 a.m.: Elvis Prrsley "JAILHOISF ROCK" C Scopr. 1 /f™- 1 l ?^v \rtll S/niiii;/r/ ***** Ca& UfCf jmJnlffr 11. 1.45. 4.
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      166 13 AM 715 Good Morning To Hit Parade; 2.30 The Goon Show; You M 7.16. 16 Mornin, Preude; 7.30 g-g Hour; 4^oo LgjgThe News; 7.35 Moments of Me- 5.30 Marching with the lody 8.00 News Headlines; 8.02 Guards; 6.00 Evening Service; Breakfast Club: 9.00 Down iAtln 6.45 At Twilight; 6.55 A
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    Can H-bombs BUILD this ?
    754 14  - Can H-bombs BUILD this Chapman Pincher By US plans the first blast in use of the atom for peace A MOMENTOUS project to create a new harbour by using hydrogen bombs to gouge out millions of tons of rock is to be undertaken by U.S. scientists, it had been officially
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    Last of the gambling princes
    720 14  -  Robert Adams By THE clatter of knives and forks ceased and conversation was silenced at an exclusive West End restaurant one lunchtime when a waiter dropped a tray of glasses Recovering his composure, the waiter apologised to the young Indian prince he had been serving.
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    The Countryman's Journal
    507 14  -  TUAN DJEK by FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1958. IT is reported that a bear cub was lately caught in a "jerat" (wire-noose trap) in a rubber estate some miles distant. The men trying to release it were driven on by the parents who were standing by the cub.
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      Why the wheelchair men get richer
      482 15 Why the wheelchair men get richer MY call to Cary Grant In Hollywood came through .it .'J o'clock in the rooming. .Just ;is I'd fallen asleep. Out Iherc it was early evening. The Cadillacs were belting home along Wiltshire Boulevard. It was cocktail time in the Polo Lounge of the
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      QUEEN MEETS THE VOICE
      57 15 Royal smile and handshake for Hollywood actor Frank (The Voice) Sinatra as he is presented to the Queen at the chority premiere of the film, "Me and the Colonel" in London. Sinatra appeared on the stage to introduce Danny Koye, Curt Jurgens and Nicole Maurey, who
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      And no women among the Top Twelve
      353 15 help my tax situation. That neans I'll be collecting most of my life. It also means that Columbia can invest the rest and make :i profU themselves. I hey're not complaining." Explains James Stewart. who has been taking 50 per cent of the
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      HYPNOSIS GAINS RESPECTABILITY
      395 15 NEW YORK THE use of hypnosis in medicine took a long stride towards resDectaobility ot a three-day conference of the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis in Chicago. More than 200 doctors and dentists from every leading American university were present as well as representatives from British
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      ABOVE, THE 12 STARS IN HOLLYWOOD'S BIG LEAGUE
      63 15 ABOVE, THE 12 STARS IN HOLLYWOOD'S BIG LEAGUE The vivacious smile belongs to 18-year-old Hollywood actress Jill St. John. And, though she may not be in the millionaire class with the others on this pace, she's heading in the right direction. Her current escort is Lance Reventlow son of millionairess
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      69 15 A Wf&4£fi ADVENTURE k IN PERFORMANCE No other sport than boating can give you so much adventure, so many pleasant past-times. Fishing, Waterskiing, Cruising, Camping. Picnicking. And no other outboard motor can perform those adventures the finest yet in features and styling m f>>L+*4&t < '■^^^■J with a horsepower to
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      435 15 A GREAT NEW HIUMANMINX <^B^B>*-- White-wall tyres, and chromium rlmflnishers available as extras. —powered by a great new, fully proven, economical HILLMAN engine Driving is believing. Sit behind the wheel of this masterly Minx and you know at once you're in a great car. Great in comfort, luxury and style;
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    THE POSITIVES
    168 16 I>l ol'l.i Inn ii around this time of tin- year grnrr. My arr posi- I tin- types. Thry arr quitr uncompromising abou. everything and srldoni yirld. You may di like them or you may lovr thrtn. I But one thinjr. you cannot do, and that is to igrnorr
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      190 16 "QUALITY FIRST* The finest kind of family motoring MORRIS OXFORD < oinc «lri\r the llfth iif \otir rhoirc I.rl n- iiro\c just how rcall) .'alisfjin^ ownin;.' a \|orris tun be! aso *vim moi no in ii<i iioi»»iioh 12-OX Dumk M. OFFICE ECONOMY SIZES p 20ozs 40ozs 52.40 —Spore Penang— $3.50
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      419 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs ]^^^^^j fA P //^^r h^A THE PfcOPESSOK HAP OZ7ZZE7 TAfcZAK Snfc~ I*m**X W iAjM K TO 5E SECURE 7 FOX EXPERIMENTATION, rC^ C^-^^J^S^^ -■■Sj£jj^£M V> JEJ^M' tU M J Ml TARZAM FOUGHT LUCE K 7E&OU 7URING THE MELEE I IW^frfMffivll I^^/J^~^( WATIVES AGAINST THE VIALS I^B
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      136 16 moment and concentrate on more serious matters. ARIES: (Mar. :>l— Apr.2o). I liis week should m.nk an important start in the bat- lie for finance. ™P If you are to get all the capi- you need, you must he more tolerant than you are wont. If health has been upset
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      113 16 near relative Where your job is concerned conditions improve steadily after Wednesday. CANCER (June >I— July 20). All is well now in the material sense. You can forge ahead \wth a project P^2^^3 or job that will B^^)s2 next few years. Personal matters will run a tricky course however and
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      114 16 22). A change in daily rou. tine could prove irritating for a time. Your main prohl in (JB pondence under I*s^'™"1 s^'™" control and to make quite sure that travel plans are loolproof. If you have disturbing n < «s from abroad keep your temner until you have verified the
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      192 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY Better not take risks out of doors or hope too much from sporting events. The more relaxed you are. the happier your day will be. On no account repeat gossip. FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OR ISE: Soft purple. 3. Amethyst. TOMORROW: Hold back if a
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      207 16 ded. A good day for anything that concerns family security or home planning. FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OR USE: Dull red. 3. Jade. WEDNESDAY: The best money day of the week: take advantage of it. Good too for furthering social ambitions or for planning ambitious parties. Your hunches should be
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    Neighbours always move in on the family's fun: How can they stop it?
    1162 17 Neighbours always move in on the family's fun: How can they stop it? i^EVER yet have we come acrosf such ill-manner-ed people as our neighbours. Whenever visitors come to our house, the whole family Ls certain to make an appearance. They seem to think we are not capable of entertaining
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    A Garden of Eden bliss spoilt by a stepmother
    859 17 A Garden of Eden bliss spoilt by a stepmother jiijnf ffl(|il|ll(tlrj|jfl(|jiBjl§l] WE have b< <n married a year, low each other very much, and are very happy together. But my wife's .itepmothtr is trying to inform me about her behaviour, and even told of an affair she had before w
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      144 17 THE GO-GETTING LINE After I J*,;/ your Built '$JK\ Cuticura Talcum, Iragrant and petaJ ysoft, kind to the most sensitive skin. I A generous dusting will cool hot, V J I smarting skin, briug wonderful re- *-4 V~Xi?* lief from prickly heat, and give you •^3 < day-long freshness. This
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      504 17 Buy the paint that's worth the work. J&sB\ DU PONT 1 FLOW KOTE W| »r- FOR INTERIOR jfm Bt DECORATION It's so quick and easy to paint walls when you use Dv Pont "Flow Kote" on your brush or roller. In only half a day you'll have a sparkling new
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    Now it is lighter, brighter
    348 18 Now it is lighter, brighter T IGHTER and Brigh. Or— this is the trend in car colours at the International Motor Show. In particular, coffee and cream shades have been used extensively, both individually and in two-tone combinations. Duo-tone schemes were again a feature of the show, not so much
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    Shape of cars to come
    529 18  -  Ambrose Khaw Many of today's makes will be wearing a radical new look' IN recent years, motor car manfactur c r s in Britain have been launching new models spasmodically between one London show and another, largely ignoring the annual ritual of taking off the
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    Lock icon Miura loses his title
    76 18 MANILA. Sat. Leo fispinosa of the Philippines tonight regained the Orient boxing bantamweight championship by defeating Klyoshi Mlura of Japan by a unanimous decision. Espinosa lost the title to Miura in Tokyo on Oct. 8. Gabriel "Flash" Elorde of the Philippines retained his Orient lightweight t!Me.
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    SCRC ROUT RANGERS
    41 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat—Selnngor Chinese Recreation Club, thf> 1958 F.A.S. league division one champions, won the Poppy Day Cup when they trounced the PA. Cup holders. Selangor Rangers, 7-2. in a floodlit soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight
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    Lock icon MERCER WINS ON PAUL JONES
    91 18 Manchester. Sat. Paul Jones, a heavily backed 100 8 c.iance. won the Manchester November Handicap over l'-jm., the last big race vi the 1958 Hal racing season, run In thick fog here this afternoon. Ridden by Joe Mercer, the three year-old son of Mossborough, sire
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    Ghulam Ahmed to lead India
    157 18 AHMEDABED. bat —Spin bowler Ghulam Ahmed was appointed captain of the Indian Test cricket team against the West Indie* today. The selection committee is due to meet %gain tomorrow to select the team for the first Test in Bombay, starting on Nov. 28 Reuter. ACROSS:
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    The Lambretta Club has an outing
    121 18 rE continental influence has already reached M 'aya in the form of cheap twowheel motorised tn isport. In all European capitals, the motor-scooter has proved, its value for years and it is gaining in popularity i: Malaya. One of the most popular models in
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    WRESTLING OFF
    32 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tonight's wrestling between King Kong and American Negro Ricky Waldo was cancelled owing to rain. Waldo will return to Singapore next week from Manila to meet King Kong.
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    NAN HING CANED
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tonights Singapore table tennis business houses league championship results: Amintasco "B" bt Nan Hlng Rattan 5-1; Borneo Co. bt Wearne Bros. 5-2.
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      492 18 the >. greatest lf| E3fc if i in its I i eld. See these features in the Nov. 16th issue: fc^Tir if Reviews of coming films. SdT if Why Curt Jurgens likci playing villains. if Flosh Gordon and Steve !%v Roper. if Portroit by Reauest. Jf if Reviews of new
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      1046 18 Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in i@) f% 24 Hours W %4 ■Inct the dUcorrrr of Ni»od*.m by an I FOR I AFTIR American physician it Is no ioacrr necfs- htalint your skin, making It softer, wbltrr ■ary for anyone to suffer from ugly, dis- and velvety smooth In Just
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      125 18 l j Rood btlwssn »h« lint)* to find th» Hidd«n Personality 1. Came in which you're on the carpet to begin with (5) 2. In pocket, but indirectly (2. 3) 3. This boxer sounds a big fish (6) 4. An appealing phrase (6) 5. Take a quick look before playing
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    ISMAIL LANDS 68th HUN PENALTY AND JOHORE EARN DRAW
    409 19  - ISMAIL LANDS 68th HUN PENALTY AND JOHORE EARN DRA W SAUL JOSHUA Johore By Bahru. Saturday Johore 3 Services Q first half unconverted try, Johore were awarded a penauy^ fullback Ungku Ismail went up to take the kick, then moments later loud appiau^c greeted a successful conversion He had landed
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    Perak gain easy home win against Penang
    228 19 Perak gain easy home win against Penang IPOH, Sot. Perak beat Penang 12-6 in their north zone Malaya Cup rugger match here today. Porak scored two unconverted tries, a dropped goal and a penalty goal. The visitors scored a try and a penalty goal. The home side, strengthened by the
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    S'GOR ASIANS OUTPLAY NS BLUES IN CUP TIE
    125 19 SEREMBAN. Sat. Selansor Asians beat Negri Sembilan Asians 9-0 in an All-Blues Cup rugger match here today. The visitors, who led 3-0 at half time, scored a penalty goal and two tries. Selangor Asians opened the scoring in. the 21st minute. Yunus
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    SCC BEAT S'COR CLUB
    192 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Singapore Cricket Club, beat Selangor Club in their I annual trophy rugger match by 11 points <a goal and two penalty goals) to six <a try and a penalty goal) here today. The S.C.C. who led 8-3 at half time, fought off a
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    Lock icon MACAO: EASY WIN FOR MRS. U
    68 19 MACAO, Sat. Mrs. C. P. Ungricht today had an easy win in the women's race on the first day of the Macao Grand Prix. Driving an M.G.A. she edged away after the first 15 minutes from the leading Triumph T.R.3. driven by Mrs. S.
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    Lock icon THOMSON'S TITLE
    34 19 MELBOURNE. Sat. Peter Thomson, British Open golf champion, won the Victorian Open championship today with an aggregate of 289 for 72 holes. He had rounds of 71, 75. 70 and 73.— Reuter.
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    Hello, what's the score?
    54 19 MELBOURNE. Sat.— Cnc- ket followers in Australian cities will be able to hear latest scores in the forthcoming Test series against the M.C.C. by dialling a phone number. Scores will be recorded and j brought up-to-date every 15 minutes or when a wicket falls or at
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    Lock icon Craig is skipper of Aust eleven
    107 19 SYDNEY, Sat— lan Craig was today named captain of the Australian eleven to meet the M.C.C. in the match starting here on Friday despite his failure earlier this afternoon. In New South Wales first innings against the English tourists today. Craig was dismissed without
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    Perfection! GOOSE TATUM STARS WERE JUST THAT
    302 19 Perfection! GOOSE TATUM STARS WERE JUST THAT A PACKED Happy World Stadium crowd roared with delight as the College l All-Stars of Oregon State jumped off to a two-basket start against the world touring Harlem Trotters last night. Three Singapore ex-Olympic stars were in the Oregon quintet, and it was
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    SPORF POLICE 9-0
    31 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Singapore Police beat Federation Police 9-0 (three tries) in their annual rugger match here today. Singapore Police scored through Ramll (2) and Llm Jit Imm.
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    SCORELESS DRAW
    22 19 SINGAPORE. Sat— RAF. Seletar "A" and RAP Changi played a scoreless draw in their friendly rugger' match at Changt today.
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    Ian Craig's Test captainacy chances slump to zero
    553 19  -  JACK FINGLETON From ■THE M.C.C. were 329 runs behind with eight, first innings wickets in hand at the close of the second doy of their match with New South Wales here today. New South Wales declared their first innings at 391 for
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    57 19 AHMEDABAD. Sat. The West Indies touring cricketers today declared at their overnight total of 316 for six wickets and then dismissed the Indian Cricket Board Presidents XI for 124 runs. The President's XI followed on 192 runs behind and were 23 for one in their second
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    SCOREBOARD
    120 19 N.S.W. IST INNS. (Overnight 241 for one) Burke c Bailey b Lock 104 Carroll b Trueman 1 Harvey c Milton b Trueman '49 O'Neill not out 84 Craig c Cowdrey b Lock 0 Booth c Craveney b Lock 0 Benaud c and b Bailey 31 Davidson c Craveney b
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    59 19 S'pore Malays in hockey final KUALA LUMPLR. Sat. Perak Malays qualified to meet Singapore Malays in the final of the Malayan Malays hockey- tournament when they beat Selangor Malays 1 1-0 here today. Osman scored for Perak ia the second minute. Earlier Singapore Malays had scored an easy 8-1 victory
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    Lock icon EMERSON WINS SINGLES TITLE
    54 19 ADELAIDE. Sat. Sandra I Reynolds of South Africa! won the women's singles title in the South Australian lawn tennis championships here today. She beat Jan Lehane New South Wales) 6-4. 6-2. Roy Emerson beat fellow Queenslander Mai Anderson 3-6. 12-10. 10-8. 6-2 in the final of
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    Lock icon W. AUSTRALIA SCORE 202-8
    57 19 MELBOURNE. Sat— West- em Australia scored 202 fbr I eight wickets against Victoria when a start was made in the Sheffield Shield match here today. There was no play yesterday because of rain. Opening batsman John Rutherford scored 66 and I Bobby Simpson 37. Spin bowler
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    SULLIVAN SADDLES THREE WINNERS
    410 20 Bukit Bintang takes day's main event KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MOSES LEE and Chris Dragon, the two outstanding apprentices on the Malayan turf, were in the limelight here today. Lee landed a double for his master, Milton Sullivan, on Quiny in Race Four and Luck/ Came in
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    2292 20 LONDON, Sat, Football Association Cap tint round results today were: Accrinfton S Workington 1 Ashford Town 0 Crystal Pal 1 Brentford 3 Exeter City 2 Chrlnnford D Worcester 0 Chester 3 Boston Chesterfield 3 Rhyl Colchester Z Bath City 0 Crewe Alex 8 S. Shields 2 Denaby
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    108 20 OENANG, Sat —A Penang I Turf Club member. Mr. S. H. Dowse, served notice last night he would move an amendment to the club's present rule on voting by proxy at next year's annual meeting. "Year in and year out.' he said, "practically the
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