The Straits Times, 30 August 1959

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    12 1 The Straits Times Ma No. 12$*, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1959 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon INDIAN TROOPS STAND By
    354 1 Army sets up forward headquarters in frontier region READY FOR ACTION- BUT 'NOT TO BE WASTED' ON ROUTINE BORDER PATROL NEW DELHI, Saturday. HE INDIAN ARMY is establishing a forward headquarters in the remote mountainous North-eastern Frontier Agency, where Communist Chinese troops have crossed the border
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    BRITAIN AWAITS FULL REPORT FROM NEW DELHI, SAYS OFFICIAL
    147 1 BRITAIN AWAITS FULL REPORT FROM NEW DELHI, SAYS OFFICIAL LONDON. Sat. A British Foreign Office spokesman told a Press conference here today that Britain was awaiting a detailed report from New Delhi on the Sino-lndian frontier incidents. The spokesman said: "The British Government is naturally watching this situation closely and
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    Youngsters take the first plunge
    114 1 rr Minister for National Development. Mr. One Ens Ouan (arrow), and lilhi-r P.A.P. Assemblymen seeit •at the River Valley swiimSinu (tool yesterday, soon after it was oorned by Miss Fung Yin Chine. Assembly representative of -Stamford. A boy. who was among the first 15 youngsters
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    Ike and Mac at 'summit'
    328 1 Ike and Mac at 'summit' ...AND THE CROWDS AT CHEQUERS CHEER LONDON, Saturday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Mr. Harold Macmillan began their review of international problems today in the rural atmosphere of Chequers, the British Prime Minister's official country hmiw The President, after a triumphal drive through cheering British crowds, came
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    Thugs stab and rob man of $800
    68 1 Thugs stab and rob man of $800 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three thugs stabbed a businessman, Chong Peng Thye. in the arm and robbed him of $800 in Tank Road tonight. Chong was on his way to buy provisions for a feast tomorrow, when three men stopped him. All three had daggers.
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    AN EXPERT DIES
    20 1 LUGANO (Switzerland), Bat. Giuseppe Tentori. who wrote and lectured on mushrooms, died on Thursday from mushroom poisoning;.
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    LABOUR OFFERS A NEW DEAL FOR LEISURE
    189 1 LABOUR OFFERS A NEW DEAL FOR LEISURE LONDON, Saturday. THE LABOUR PARTY today promised that when returned to power it would start an inquiry into the centuries-old legal restrictions on the Briton's Sunday life. It would also set up a Royai Commission to review trie nations liquor licensing laws whicn
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    Lock icon INVESTMENT TEAM
    20 1 WASHINGTON. Sut. A United States Governmentsponsored investment survey team is due to leave for Siam in October. Reuter.
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    Surprised burglar is knifed
    69 1 Surprised burglar is knifed SINGAPORE, dat. A man telephoned the police tonight and said: "I caught a housebreaker in the act and wounded him in the back. Keep watch at the General Hospital, he might go there for treatment." Sure enough, half-an-hour later a man arrived at the hospital in
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    $788,800 gem theft
    33 1 CAP D'ANTIBES (French Riviera), Sat. Thieves last night stole jewellery worth 130 million francs (about $788,800 from a luxury villa here rented by British rextile manufacturer. Mr Louis R. Rawlings.
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    Lock icon Six killed as Typhoon Joan lashes Formosa
    230 1 TAIPEH, Sat. A giant typhoon lashed Formosa late tonight. Six people were killed in first few hours of the tropical howler. Earlier the weather bureau reported that Typhoon Joan, packing 150 miles per hour winds, was to land between Huallan and Taitung. on
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    Minister says 'No' to Chettiars
    346 1 Minister says 'No' to Chettiars .CINGAPORE, Sat. A delegation from the Chettiar Chamber of Commerce todcy told the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, that 300 Chettiars with a working capital of $10,000,000 would have to wind up their business if the new Money Lenders Bill was
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 lED IN aunt ben >la.>lifd by nevrn with pjransN in B<mi lloon Strt:tt it\d has hern admitted to General Uospitjl
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    My instinct for creating these exciting women
    924 3  - My instinct for creating these exciting women VITTORIO DE SICA By THIS is another in the series of testimonies from people who, despite being dominant in their professions, rarely record their personal thoughts on paper. This technique has one important yardstick: The subjects shall be only people of exceptional talents.
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      10 3 The day that brought shame to South Africa. OALISTAIR MACLEAN
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    How to develop Malayan Nation
    341 4 DUTY OF TEACHERS TO CONTRIBUTE TO A MALAYAN CULTURE SEMINAR TOLD OF 5 MAIN TASKS TO BE TACKLED pENANC, Sat. Somewhere in this country there must be a Malayan Shakespeare, Mr. J. W. Dunnill. Principal of the Malayan Teachers' College, Glugor, said today. "And I
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    'REMARKABLE AMOUNT OF FREEDOM...'
    130 4 'REMARKABLE AMOUNT OF FREEDOM...' as students, have got a great deal of room to play around and organise our lives. "It has always seemed remarkable to me as an expatPiate, the amount of freedom that your Government '.uves us to conduct the affairs of this very important college more or
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    MALAY EVENING CLASSES START ON TUESDAY
    186 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Government's special evening Malay classes are to begin on Tuesday, the Ministry of Education announced here today. All students will assemble at their respective registration centres with their first month fee receipt. Group C students on Sept. 1 at >
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    ANIMAL LOVER TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR ANOTHER 'MERCY' GUN
    366 4 ANIMAL LOVER TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR ANOTHER 'MERCY' GUN POH, Sot— The cruel end indiscriminate manner in which wild animals are being trapped in the Perak jungle has shocked Mrs. R. Spiers, chairman of the Malayan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She recently went into tin-
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    Finance Minister on the air tonight
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will broadcast over Radio Singapore tomorrow at the following times: Malay (7.45 p.m. Chinese < 7.45 p.m. i, Tamil 7.10 p.m.) and English <Bp.m.)
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    PROBE ON LABOUR FOR WEDNESDAY
    136 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday first public session of the Commission on working conditions of contract labour in Singcpore will be held on Wednesday in Court No. 6, at the Supreme Court. The nine- man commission headed by Dr. Charles Gamba, of the University of Malaya, met at
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    Drama in petroleum industry
    193 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. European artists have 'brought drama to the petroleum industry in their paintings of industrial settings shown at the Shell Company's art exhibition at the British Council hall here Sponsored by the Arts Council. "The Artist's View lOf An Industry" comprised paintings by SO
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    Card-sharp victim to tell all to Mr. Ong
    299 4  - Card-sharp victim to tell all to Mr. Ong 808 PERIES By SINGAPORE, Sat. A SINGAPORE businessman who claimed he was swindled of $100,000 by a syndicate of card-sharpers, will be seeing Mr. Ong Pang Boon, Minister for Home, Affairs, eorly this week to tell him of the nefarious activities of
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    4 months for ten" crime man
    89 4 4 months for ten" crime man SINGAPORE, Sat. Kadir bin Haji Thamby. 28. was jailed for four months to be followed by six months police supervision by a Singapore court today, for having in nis possession a housebreaking implement. Kadir admitted ten previous convictions. A police constable told the court
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    STUDENTS TOLD GO IT ALONE'
    191 4 DENANG, Sat. The Chairman of the Penanq State Education Board, Dr. N.K. Menon, said today that the interests and aspirations of Singapore and Federation students could not be parallel because of the existing political climate. "I think you are well advised to go it alone'
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    The drill for dealing with mobs
    222 5 8,500 MEN SHOW PACES IN COMBINED SECURITY EXERCISE THE 4.000-strong Singapore Police Force and 4.500 soldiers have been alerted to deal with mock riots and disturbances in> a security exercise which began at 2 p.m. yesterday. The exercise will end at noon on Tuesday.
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    Severance pay row settled
    191 5 Severance pay row settled FIRM ACCEPTS GOHS ADVICE .CINGAPORE, Sat. —The acting Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Goh Koh Pui, yesterday successfully settled the severence pay dispute between the management and former staff members of the Singapore Standard, a morning English daily which suspended publication on July 31. Mr. Goh has
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    New head of language institute
    71 5 New head of language institute lin he VriHin bin Moll amed Nam (above), the new principal of the Language Institute in Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur yesterday reported for duty at the Ministry of Education. Inche Ariffin. who comes from Tanjong Malim. replaces Mr. G. F. Daniels who was ordered to
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    WHO EXPERT FOR MALAYA
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A World Health Organisation expert. Sir Harry Wunderley is drawing up a long-term blueprint to help the Federation Government to cut down tuberculosis in the country. Sir Harry will make recommendations to the Federation Government on how to control the disease with the
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    RAY SAILS MINUS TROPHY-A KIND ACT IS REPAID
    229 5 RAY SAILS MINUS TROPHY-A KIND ACT IS REPAID CINGAPORE, Sat. Ray Ming Chan, the Filipino featherweight boxer whose passport was seized by the police on instructions from the Income Tax Department, left Singapore for home today. I But before he boarded the Vietnam, he made arrangements to leave behind a
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    Month's jail for 'outrage' attempt
    110 5 Month's jail for 'outrage' attempt SINGAPORE. Sat.-A 29--j O year-old man, Chia Kee Kong, was jailed for a month by a magistrate's court today after pleading guilty to using criminal force on a woman with intent to outrage her n.odesty. The offence was alleged to have taken place at Raffles
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    Scouts and the nation
    67 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister tor Labour and Law. Mr. K. M Byrne, today called on boy scouts to foster friendship and understanding I among the different races 1 here so that the task of building a new and better State would be a happy and fruitful
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    Praise for the English educated
    181 5 Praise for the English educated ALOR STAR, Saturday. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, last night praised the English-educated citizens of Malaya. "They have given me great help in my job as Prime Minister," he said. Speaking at the Sultan Abdul Hamid College Old j Boys' Association annual dinner here,
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    Customs seize 1,450 Ib. of illegal fags
    63 5 Customs seize 1,450 Ib. of illegal fags SINGAPORE, Sat.— Customs patrols seized a total of 1.450 lb. of contraband cigarettes in successive raids at several places last night and in the early hours today. The duty involved was estimated at $15,225. Four men have been detained. A car was seized.
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    ALLWIE WILL GIVE UP STORE UMNO LEADERSHIP
    196 5 ALLWIE WILL GIVE UP STORE UMNO LEADERSHIP SINGAPORE. Sat —The Singapore State U.MN.O. will huld a delegates conference on Sept. 20 at which a ni'w leader and executive committee will be elected. The Prime Minister of the Federation, Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to attend After the pro-tern committee meeting
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    HOLIDAY FOR CPO
    21 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Mr. V. S. Powell-Evans, Chief Police Officer, Johore, left yesterday for Britain on a holiday.
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      356 5 A LETTER FROM AN H.M.V. RECORDING ENGINEER J i Singapore. 30th August. 1959. Dtar Read* r, STEREO? YES, BIT AX II M V. STEREO REPRODUCER Ihai la the caption over an half pace advertisement in today s •Sunday Mail.' It finishes with some interesting statements of fact and advice of
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    I meet The Remarkabik Mrs. Chen
    1159 6 I meet The Remarkabik Mrs. Chen INTRODUCING AN ARTIST, INTELLECTUAL, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COOK-AND WOMAN lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SHE'S ALIVE IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD RECENTLY met a woman ot indeterminate years, who impressed me more than I could ever tell you on paper. She is Mrs. Chen Li Yin artist, home-maker, intellectual,
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    The most feminine
    100 6 SOME people think that perfume should be chosen according to type spicy, for redheads, floral for blondes, and oriental for brunettes. They could not be more wrong. Every woman should choose her perfume according to her tastes and personality. Perfume is a woman's most feminine accessory. Besides
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    This infant was found at gates of a convent
    373 7  -  MELVIN CHAN UNWANTED BABIES: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS MOTHER-LOVE?' By SINGAPORE, Saturday. THERE is a plaintive cry. A man nurrying along me srreer srops ana looks around. There is a gurgle. He darts for a rubbish bin and lifts
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    MOTHERS' TO OVER 100
    32 7 Two sisters of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, Singapore, who look after more than 100 children in the Nursery Home of the convent. Sunday Times picture.
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    The ways parents abandon children...
    136 7 'IMH M .(RE but a few ways parents have been known to abandon their unwanted children in Singapore. A child was found in a uooden crate wrapped in bits of rag. It was saved by a uomarr who "just happened to look into the crate."
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    5,000 petty traders may close shop
    372 7 THAT MONEYLENDERS BILL SINGAPORE, Saturday J^ORE THAN 5,000 petty traders ond shopkeepers in Singapore may be knocked out of business as a result of the Moneylenders Bill which will come up for the second readmg.ot the Legislative Assembly on Sept. 2. This was the
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    Stamps to mark new parliament
    88 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Stamps to commemorate the inauguration of the Federation's first parliament will be sold throughout the country on Sept. 12. There will be three denominations 4-cent. 10--cent and 25-cent. Advance orders for the stamps may be placed with any local postmaster in the
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    SIT tenants agree to vacate flats
    139 7 SIT tenants agree to vacate flats SINGAPORE. Sat. The 35 families in one of the Singapore Improvement Trust's three nine-storey blocks of flats in Upper Pick- ering Street have agreed to give up their flats for alternative accommodation. The flaUi will be used as offices by the S I.T.s Building
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    CHICKEN THEFT
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Sat —Eighty 1 Australian fowls were stolen from a chicken farm belong- i ing to Chla Cheonn Koh at Chua Chu Kang Road at 3 a.m. today <
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    THE BLIND FIND IT HARD TO GET JOBS
    252 7  - THE BLIND FIND IT HARD TO GET JOBS ANTHONY OEI By SINGAPORE, Sat THE School tor the Blind at Thomson Road, Singapore, has a big problem For the past few months, the school has been trying lo find employment for two (1 its pupils Edward Hon. 21, and Angela Chua,
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      Princess upset by unruly crowd
      245 8 A QUICK LOOK AROUND... Dateline Saturday. gRISBANE Princess Alexandra became "very upset" when a large crowd refused to keep back during her visit to a Townsville crippled children's hospital yesterday, the hospital matron said today. Matron G. Howlett. said: "The Princess told me, 'I came
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      'black and white* painting starts s. African storm
      147 8 'black and white* painting starts s. African storm A painting called "Black und White" by South Africin artist Vladimir TretchikofT (formerly of Singapore) is provoking the biggest art storm in Capetown since some of the same artist* pictures were slashed bj vandals some years ago. Exactly half the heaa-and-shoulders portrait
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      Lock icon China told: We won't be cowed
      459 8 BLUNT TALK BY INDIAN NEWSPAPERS AFTER THOSE BORDER CLASHES THIS MENACE... OUR DEFENCES ARE NOT NEGLIGIBLE AND WE ARE NOT ALONE' NEW DELHI, Saturday. |NDIAN NEWSPAPERS today condemned Chinese violation of Indian territory and said that India would use all her resources to protect
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      De GAULLE PROMISES 'NEW ERA' IN ALGERIA
      111 8 De GAULLE PROMISES 'NEW ERA' IN ALGERIA HPEBESSA Eastern Algeria A Sat. General Charles de Gaulle today promised "a new era" for Algeria when the work of pacification is over. In a speech from the Town Hall steps in this "Frontline Town" near the Tunisian border. the French President said.
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      Lock icon Two editors share award
      48 8 MANILA. Sat. Ed Law Yone, editor of the Rangoon Nation, arrived here by air tonight from Hong Kong to receive the 1959 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Journalism and Literature. He shares a US$lO,OOO avard with Mr. Tarzle Vittachl, editor of the Ceylon Observer. Reuter.
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      Hypnotist couldn't break the trance
      180 8 SYDNEY. Sat A teenaged girl was rushed to hospital last night after a 17-year-old amateur hypnotist could not bring her back from a trance. The girl Is Patricia Arm Brown. 17, of Cronulla. a southern suburb of Sydney. Amateur hypnotists, Ronald Noel Silver, of Mortdale.
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      Lock icon UK,US PRESS COMMENT FOR UNCOMMITTED ASIAN NATIONS
      590 8 UK, US PRESS COMMENT FOR UNCOMMITTED ASIAN NATIONS I ONDON, Sat. Reports of the latest developments affecting China and India were splashed on the frontpages of several newspapers here this morning. THE GUARDIAN commenting on reports of Chinese troop movements along India's north-eastern frontier, today claimed that Communism seemed to
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      Australia offered Formosan tea
      48 8 DARWIN. Sat.— Nationalist China wants to sell Formosan tea io Australia, the Chinese nationalist ambassador designate to Australia. Dr. Chen Chih-mai, said on arrival here today. "We buy a lot of your wool and we would like to sell you our tea." he said.
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    music by bamboo
    707 9  -  CATHERINA NG Indonesian educator leaves happy memories among his 'godchildren' By SONGS AND DANCES WITH THE ANGKLUNG "^HE Indonesian cultural mission has come and gone, but there still remains in the minds of many children in Singapore the happy memory of their "godfather," Pa'Kasur, who taught them
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    Countryman's Journal
    510 9  -  TUAN DJEK -By Friday, Auk- -1 I T was thought that the secondary wintering of rubber trees in August was due to hot, dry weather. This wet August disproves the theory, as most of the old seedling trees are casting their leaves. Yesterday afternoon a puting BeLong," or
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      321 9 Your radio RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA A.M. 6.30 Good morning; 6.32 A.M.; 6.30 Good Morning to you; Morning prelude; 7.00 The News; 705 Moments of Melody; 8.00 The Melody; 8.00 The News: 8.05—9.00 News- 8.05 Breakfast Club- 900 Breakfast Club; 9.00 Programme Summary- 9.02 South O' The Prog. Summary; 9.02
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  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 20 Hortfn MO (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mary I.im Say Hun who departed on 30th August. 1954. Eternal Peace Is Her Reward.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    136 10 70 Words till (Minimum). HAVE YOU TRIED our Special Barbecue sausages? Freshly made tn our own kitchens and on sale now at Cold Storage Shops. BAKE YOUR OWN CAKES! It's so easy when you use the Famous Betty Crocker Cake Mixes. Fresh stocks available at Cold Storage Shops. APISERUM
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    Malay festivals
    1247 10  -  'Hassan' By TWO CALENDARS ONE BASED ON THE MOON, THE OTHER ON THE SUNPROVIDE THE BIG DAYS MANDI SAFAR RELIGIOUS EVENT TURNED INTO NATIONAL PICNIC DAY ISLAMIC influence over Malay life has been so great in this country that few people, including the Malays themselves, realise that Malays
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    Sunday August 30 1959 RUBBER CAN BOUNCE
    480 10 Sunday August 30 1959 RUBBER CAN BOUNCE WHEN the price of rubber tops the dollar mark two things always happen. Vague and ambiguous stories start coming from Washington about selling from the United States stockpile; and smallholders in Malaya Increase their production. Rubber now seems firmly set at well over
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    AN INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION FOR FIRM,STEADYGOVT.
    922 10 AN INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION FOR FIRM,STEADYGOVT. COMMUNAL harmony, a sound, stable Government and friendship with all freedom-loving countries. Thai, ,in 11 nutshell, is the international reputation which the Alliance Government has won for itself since Mjalaya achieved independence two years ago. And now as thousands throughout the country celebrate the second
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    EVEN THE BOA CAN'T RESIST GAIL'S CHARM
    67 11 EVEN THE BOA CAN'T RESIST GAIL'S CHARM vided her with a nine feet long boa-constrictor! Gail, in a smart twopiece swim salt, provided the charm to attract the snake, and plenty of bystanders a s well!— Reuter picture. Birmingham receptionist Gail White. 21. had a yearning to try her natural
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    Imported talent: It's a riddle
    471 11  -  ANDREW FANG WIDESPREAD RELUCTANCE TO ENGAGE ENTERTAINERS FROM ABROAD By Nightclub owners baffled by entry laws SINGAPORE, Sat. Immigration re- 1 gulations governing the entry of foreign artists and musicians have proved so baffling to Singapore nightclub owners that there is now widespread reluctance to
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    TIM PRICE
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin Diice in Singapore today was down 25 cents to 5401.25 on an estimated unchanged offering of 155 tons.
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    Women thugs have butterflies tattooed on their thighs
    158 11 Women thugs have butterflies tattooed on their thighs SINGAPORE, Saturday. A NEW all-women gang has made its appearance in the Singapore underworld. Known as the Red Butterfly Gang it offers "protection" to prostitutes and bar girls. Most of the "Red, Butter- I flies" axe themselves former prostitutes. They impose their
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    Volunteers to help clean up Pulau Sudong
    107 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. More than 500 "development work" volunteers will tomorrow clean-up Pulau Sudong. a tiny island with 300 inhabitants, off Singapore The volunteers, including PAP Assemblymen and Government, officials, will give the island a real face-lift by cleaning up its beaches and withered
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    DELAY COSTS $600
    37 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Chin Kee Kong, managing partner of Lian Shen Pawnshop, was fined $600 in the magistrates court today for failing to .submit in time his income tax returns for 1958 and 1959.
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 11 Sintaporr Copra Association noon prices per picul on Sa'.urday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: August $38 (Nominal) Tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association bulk S6O sellers, drum 563 .sellers. Tone was steady.
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    Evaded duty: Car confiscated
    58 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Cher Cheng Huat who failed to declare dutiable goods wireless equipment and 20 HJttle.s of cough mixture when ]Tie arrived in Johore Bahru i from Singapore on Aug. 15. was fined $300 in the Sessions I Court today. The goods and the car
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    TARQUIN OLIVIER TO VISIT SINGAPORE NEXT YEAR
    392 11  - TARQUIN OLIVIER TO VISIT SINGAPORE NEXT YEAR DOUG LACKERSTEEN By LONDON, Sat. TARQUIN OLIVIER, 23- year-old son of Britain's actor-knight, Sir Laurence Olivier, will pay a two months' visit to Singapore and Malaya early next year. He told me: "I should arrive in Singapore at the end of January, but
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    Hydro-electric project draws job- seekers
    186 11 Hydro- electric project draws job- seekers |^UALA LUMPUR, Sot— I People from oM parts of the Federation are moving to the Cameron Highlands in the hope of finding jobs in the multi million dollar j hydro electric pro- ject here. Six hundred I hove moved in already. It Is e.stimated
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    MEET THE BOY WHO CHEWS NAILS FOR FUN
    217 11 MEET THE BOY WHO CHEWS NAILS FOR FUN SINGAPORE, Sat— There k is excited talk among the P.W.D. labourers and their friends in the Pasir Panjang area and it is all about a human ostrich. Tbe subject of the conversation is dimunitive 22--year-old John Danakody. who thinks nothing of swallowing
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      304 11 What's on Today SINGAPORE BALLET: Western ball, indoor games 4 pm. film i Symphony. The Bluebird, The show 7.30 p.m. Passions. Swan Lake Act II at YVKING YOI'TH CLL'B: Victoria Theatre, 6 p.m. Embroidery. harmonica, tableCEYLON T,\MIL ASSOCIA- i t n ni 7 P m TION Talk on •Cooperative deve-
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    81 12 THE WINNERS OF THIS WEEK'S TOP PRIZES \WINNER of this. week"s ww top prize of $30 is "Should I (left). by Wong-Hou. P.O. Box 664, Singapore A Retina 11-C camera and Kodak Plus-X film were Übed for the picture. Setting: f-5.6. 1/125 second. The second prize
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      15 12 ADDRt'SS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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      173 12 ACROSS :I. Benevolent persons DOWN- 1. He imagines he's (13)- 10. Weed (4); 11. Peculiar 111 <13>; 2. Panicles (5); 3. (3); 12. Tipples (5); 13. AsaJa- Card-game <3>; 4. Wrath (3); tance (3): 14. Egg (4); 16. Anl- 5. Canopy (6>; t>. Bawl (4); 7. mal(3i; 17. Gave comfort
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    The runner...
    26 12 TODAY'S runner up prizes of $10 each go to "Early Hours (below), by Timothy Khoo, and "On Your Marks" Heft) by Heng Yong Khoong.
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    Photographic Digest
    1004 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS Pic of the Year WATCH FOR THE DETAILS BY IT has always been my policy to write or talk only on photographic techniques which I have tried out or used extensively. So many processes sound quite simple when en« reads about them li. trade journals, but
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    ...up prizes
    51 12 Mr. Khoo. of 70 Pudu Road. Kuala Lumpur, used a Leica 111-G Camera. He did not name the type ot film u.».ed. Setting: -8. 1 60 second. Mr. .Hent. of h2 Hig*. Street. Kuaia Lum'jur. used a Yashica 44 camera and Kodak Tri-X film Setting l-11. 1 250
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    15 13 Yet, like the proverbial long sermon, "Say One For Me* just fails to sustain interest.
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    Woman of mystery lures
    11 13 PETER LIM AT THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS
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    a perplexed scapegoat
    501 13  -  North-West Cory Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason North By M. G. M. CUSPENSE spinning pro-ducer-director Alfred Hitchcock calls his first thriller for M.G.M. the 130 minute "North By North-West" a "romantic espionage comedy drama." Romance there is, and espionage and comedy, too. But Hitchcock seems to
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    SERMONS, SONGS AND DANCES AT OLD CROONER'S PARISH
    230 13 SERMONS, SONGS AND DANCES AT OLD CROONER'S PARISH SAY ONE FOR ME "'"9 Crosby. Dcbb.e Reynold*, Robert 20th Century-Fox Wo 9 ner. Roy Woliton DING CROSBY, Debbie Reynolds, Robert Wagner and Ray Walston all sing in "Say One For Me." Bing also preaches, Miss Reynolds dances, Wagner philanders and Walston
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    A paradise lost in the South Seas
    130 13 Bird Of Paradise Louii Jou.dan, Debra Pager, Jeff Chandler 20th Century-Fox THE leisurely, carefree life on a Polynesian island at the turn of the century is vividly presented in "Bird Of Paradise." Louis Jourdan portrays a young Frenchman who sails to the South
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    ON THE RECORD
    440 13 nr\HE rasping voice of blues L singer Jimmy Rushing plus an array of big brass and jazz names add up to the week's most stimulating jazz album (Philips stereo 840 015 BY). Jimmy packs terrific gusto in the 12 numbers he sings here: the tempo is kept
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      950 14 I &KANCHEF Cl ES '0 tmE CAH.J Tta,7iMfl viwLASS, TC mgm^i^ga^ I Vjl I A-^A (c\ V-1 IA Vv Kfv •oss> twe Faster criminal Ai/ EDC AR. RfCF" RIIR R O ITCf-f^ C c tvy w^^^^^^^^^^^OSd^^M /r>?y>^B^^^l jqH^l T>-^ WO, *o*si --WERE V GUAK7 ThE^v 1 1 hCE i*C^»uZZi KECE'VES
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    A A 1959 look at the miracles
    1441 17  - A A 1959 look at the miracles Geoffrey Ashe ARE THE GOSPELS REALLY TRUE? c^S3l By. Did Christ really perform the miracles attributed to him? In his third despatch, Geoffrey Ashe who visited the Holy Land to assess the Gospels in the light of modern knowledge examines that question and
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    More cars, faster roads... as a surgeon I'm horrified
    764 17  -  Wayne Mineau -By BRITAIN'S first motorway, near Preston, may or may not be the 100-mile-an-hour symbol of a big attack on the nations outdated roads system. But it is, without any doubt, a symbol of two unpalatable facts. Fact No. 1.
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    Our war on terrorists: The end's in sight...
    1820 18  - Our war on terrorists: The end's in sight... HARRY MILLER Now hunt is on for isolated tew who are on run |N THE days when Chin Peng, of Sitiawan, Perak, was the formidable sec-retary-general of the Malayan Communist Party, he had his final Malayan headquarters in the jungle behind Bentong
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    Were ADAM and EVE really Chinese?
    888 19 Were ADAM and EVE really Chinese? DROP US A LINE AT THE SUNDAY TIMES HONEY KHOO THE KNOW ALLS ...THERE 15 A BIC IF TO THIS QUESTIOt A DAM and Eve were the first human beings sent by God to this world. Why do not the descendants of Adam and
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    A head master's offer to clerk
    859 19 WRITE TO JANE LEE. SUNDAY TIMES. SINGAPORE sUsMHs^B r f 'a Mot I AM 23, and am working as a clerk in a school. My husband was killed in an accident last year, and I have two children to support. The head of the
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    CHOOSING A WIFE
    98 19 - I AM 20, and working as a cleric. I plan to settle down In two years' time. What type of girl shall I choose as my life partner? s.c. Wait and see who you fair in love with. Then whatever type of «irl she is. she is
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      93 19 *.~Jfm> What Good's FSORRY I PERSUAOED IT'S OKAY SlSj^V THAT I KNOW-NOW' GLAMOROUS AS ANY I YOU TO BRING ME, DON! BUT I CAN'T I I'M JUST NOT CUT GIRL HERE.' BUT MDUVE I f ONLY A FOOL LIKE ME I MAKE THE FELLOWS 'Mr OUT FOR SUCCESS,' GOT VERY
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    X-WORD SOLUTION
    99 20 X-WORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1, Humanitarians. 10, Tare. 11, Odd. 12. Topes. 13, Aid. 14, Ovum. 16, Roe. 17, Consoled. 21, Trod. 22, Hen. 23, Wires. 25, Yolk. 26, Alas. 28, Senna. 30, Was. 32, Dish. 35, District. 37, Hut. 39, Amen. 40, Era. 41, Beads. 44, Ell. 45, Loci. 46,
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    THE SUNDAY PAGE FOR MOTORIST
    864 20  -  AMBROSE KHAW By CORNERING at SPEED HERE ARE TIPS FROM EXPERTS ON FAST AND SAFE MOTORING BEFORE entering a right-hand bend, keep close to the left side to get an early view of approaching traffic, then flatten out the curve by pulling over to the
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    Marks's 71 puts Rest in a strong position
    477 20 Marks's 71 puts Rest in a strong position THE REST Ist Inns On* Lee b Sullivan 19 Marks run out 71 da Silva l> Woodhouse 41 P. Mai i. n- i. Smith 18 .1. Martens c Roberts b Smith 8 Schubert b I.rnncU 13 Aiil b Sullivan M SithawalU not
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    Lock icon Kiwis win Test
    37 20 CHRISTCHURCH. Now Zealand. Sat. New Zealand won the series by beating British Isles Rugby Union team by 22 points f) 8 in the third Test here today. They led 14-8 at half time. Router.
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    Test badminton
    32 20 PORT ELIZABETH. Sat. South Africa boat Sweden by six matches to four in the fourth badminton Test Ivre last night. Each has won two Tests in the series of five.
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    Lock icon FULLMER BATTERS BASILIO
    96 20 CAN FRANCISCO. Sat —Gene Pullmer 28-year-old Sunday School teacher, battered Carmen Basillo to defeat here last night to win the American National Boxing Association's version of the •world middleweight title. The referee stopped the scheduled 15-round agin uf.ter 30 seconds of the 14th round to save the
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    FED KEEP CUP WITH AN 8-1 VICTORY
    429 21  -  MOK SIN PIN KUTHUBDEEN HANDS A SHOCK By Singapore, Sat pEDERATION SCHOOLS tonight retained the Education Ministers Cup when they beat Singapore 8-1 in their schoolboys international badminton match at the Singapore Badminton Hall. The powerful Federation side, who were assured of winning
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    Monteiro beats Kesavan and Frida in 100 yd
    502 21 Monteiro beats Kesavan and Frida in 100 yd SINGAPORE, Saturday. DAHIM AHMAD and Fay Siebel, both of Arts Faculty, were the outstanding athletes at the University of Malaya's athletic championships which ended at Farrer Park today. Rahim, Federations Olympic quarter-miler. won the 100. 220. 440 and 880 yards. In the
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    Lock icon ARSENAL HOLD WOLVES
    338 21 ARSENAL HOLD WOLVES ONDON. Sat. WolverMv hampton Wanderer*, the English First Division soccer champions, were surprisingly held to a 3-3 draw by Arsenal in a hectic game at Wolverhampton. FIRST DIVISION Bolton 2 Everton 1 Burnley I Wt*t Ham I Fulha.m 1 Blackpool t Leicester 3 Chrises 1 I iM.
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    SURREY HIT FOR 306-8
    159 21 LONDON, Sat. Close of play scores ln today's county cricket matches were: At The Oval: Middlesex 306-8 (P. Parfltt 44. J. Murray 66. D. Bennett 74 not out) v Surrey. At Bournemouth: Derby 326 (I. Hall 52, I. Johnson 80. D. Morgan 75. G. Richardson 41)
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    Selangor set for a win in final
    260 21 .|^UAI_A LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor Malays are in a strong position against Singapore Malays in the Rulers' Shield cricket final at the end of the first day's play on the padang today. Selangor batting first on a batsman's wicket, piled up a commanding total
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    Ceylon routed
    34 21 COLOMBO, Sat— The Combined Oxford and Cambridge Universities Rugby Union team scored another easy win when they beat All-Ceylon by 45 points to nil ln the final match of their visit here.
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    Tourists held
    32 21 SINGAPORE. Sat— Singapore A", trailing 1-0 at half time, fought back to hold the Combined Indonesian Universities to a 1-1 draw in their friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar tonight.
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    24 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Royal Singapore Golf Club beat Singapore Ship Owners Association 7 -4 >, ln *he:r annual golf match at Sime Road today.
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    Top-form Moses Lee brings home big-race winner
    31 22 FLYING DRAGON (Moses Lee) is a clear winner of the 1 4 miles Singapore Derby. Second is Peaceful King (Forte) and third Marksman (Ward)
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    Flying Dragon's Derby
    2441 22  -  EPSOM JEEP Singapore, Sat. by FAVOURITES TAKE A BEATING MR. and Mrs. Loh Chin's Flying Dragon (late Forensic), with apprentice Moses Lee astride, caused an upset to pay $74 for a win in the 11-mile Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah today. Flying Dragun took command five furlongs
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    IN MEMORIAM
    29 22 M H'urrfu S7» f Minimum) IN EVER loving memory of our beloved father late Mr. Chandiram and Jhamatmall Melwani who left us on 30-8-5". Nlrnila and Moti.
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    37 22 21) Horrfv Sit) i Minimum) FASHION PARADE Wednesday afternoon 5 p.m. to be presented 1 by Salon Eunice in the Adelphl Hotel tea-lounge. Informal day dresses and glamorous maternity wear will be shown. Book tables early.
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    The Big Sweep
    49 22 TOTAL POOL: $169,130 Ist. No. *****8 ($76,180) 2nd. No. *****9 ($38,054) 3rd. No. *****7 ($21,141) STARTERS ($1,626 each): Nos. 2 < 3343: *****1; *****7; *****6; *****4; *****8; *****3; *****6; *****2; *****0; *****8; *****4. CONSOLATION (51.268 each): Nos. *****1; *****3; *****1; *****5; *****4; *****4; *****0; *****2; *****6; *****1.
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    Newcomer shows up on track
    242 22 SINGAPORE Sat— Trainer Rinus van Breukelen's Class Three newcomer All The Way showed promise on the training track at Bukit Timah this morning when sent out with Conservative (Chadwick). They clocked 37 for 3f with both racing wide out all the way Another impressive gallop
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