The Straits Times, 24 January 1960

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lav*** m* i MatuV No. 127 4 SI NDAY, JANUARY 24, 1960 20 CENTS
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    Call for study on rubber
    281 1 Call for study on rubber RESEARCH ON MORE TAPPING YEARS V oALA LUMPUR. Sat A leading world expert On natural rubber. Sir Jonn Hay. today called i ♦or research to prolong the economic life of rubber tre> He today that a rubber tree ha> a normal ..J years and a
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    Lock icon U.S. CLAIMS NEW DEPTH RECORD
    47 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE United States Navy announced today that its bathyscaph Trieste had set a new world by diving to the bottom of the 37.800-loot Marianas Trench in the Pacific. Aboard the bathyscaph were Professor Jacques Piccard and Lt Don Walsh.— Reuter.
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    Island in the news
    917 1  -  ANDREW FANG By A LEGEND OF THE ISLE OF EASE-WHERE ONLY TWO MEN LIVE SINGAPORE. Sat. DULAU SENANC "the Isle of Ease. where a penal camp for secret society gangsters is to go up in March appears to have been destined by nature for the role.
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    Lock icon STRIKE WAVE IN ALGIERS 0 VER MASSU
    346 1 STRIKE WAVE IN ALGIERS 0 VER MASSU Sacked general reports to de Gaulle PARIS, Saturday. QENERAL JACQUES MASSU 51, today reported to President Charles de Gaulle amid reports from Algiers of a wave of strikes in protest against the general's dismissal from his posts as civil and military commander of
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    TWO MEN ON DUD NOTES CHARGE
    67 1 TWO MEN ON DUD NOTES CHARGE JOHORE BAHRI. Sat. Neo Boon Huat and Lim Seng Hup. of Singapore, were charted in the magistrate's court today with having in their possession 44 fake one dollar notes intending to use them as genuine on Jan. 8. They pleaded not guilty. The accused
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    Lock icon Children buried alive
    72 1 MANILA, Sat Forty school children were reported buried alive when a schoolhouse in the southern island of Mandanao was covered by a landslide. The Philippine Constabulary spokesman said they received a cable from the police chief of Dimataling town in Zamboanga Del Bur on the south-western tip
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    ORDER TO HEIRESS
    30 1 PARIS. Sat Paris court ruled today that American betrew Gamble Benedict must leave Andrei Porumbeanu. the 34-year-old married man with who she fled New York— U P.I.
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    2 WINNERS FOR THE TEN6KU AT THE RACES
    114 1 WELLINGTON. Sat. Like thousands of other New Zealanders, the Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today went to the races at Trentham. Like thousands of other wives. Puan Sharifah Rod zlah also went with him. For tne Tengku lt was a good
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    CASEY, NOW A PEER, TO QUIT
    90 1 CASEY, NOW A PEER, TO QUIT /CANBERRA. Sat.— Mr. R.G. V/ Casey (above), the Australian External Affarrs Minister, said here today that he would resign from the Government and Parliament now that the Queen had created him a life baron. During the war, Mr. Casey, now aged 69, was a
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    Football riots terrorise city
    113 1 PORT SAID, Saturday. AUTHORITIES here declared a state of emergency today following a football not yesterday that has mushroomed into rock-throwing attacks on shops and theatres Four persons were killed and at least 67 Injured In the city-wide riots, police said. Police reinforcements were summoned from
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    Dato off to Sydney
    68 1 BINGAPORE. Sat. The Federation Minister for Justice and Interior. Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, left for Australia this morning by BOAC Comet which had made a special stop at Kuala Lumpur to pick him up. Dato Suleiman, who Is going to Sydney for medical treatment,
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    Lock icon NEW ROCKFALL HALTS RESCUE
    329 1 fiOALBROOK (South Afriv^ ca>. Sat. Rescue operations for 406 miners trapped for 45 hours in a mine shaft were stopped today when another rockfall further sealed the gallery 600 feet underground. Officials of the Clydesdale mine called a halt when the rock ff-11 this afternoon. It
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    Escape to Singapore
    1217 2  -  S. H. Dennis Former British naval attache tells 0f... I WAS OSTRACISED BY BRITAIN FOR ByCaptain DSC PART 2 OF AN EXCITING NEW SERIAL I seem to collect dangerous situations like other men collect stamps or money. Take the morning of November 19. 1947. The time is
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    PLEAD PRIDIS CASE WITH MOUNTBATTEN
    1583 3 PLEAD PRIDIS CASE WITH MOUNTBA TTEN ...his part in the fantastic intrigues of Siam's strongmen HELPING AN EX-PREMIER ON THE RUN FROM HIS BANGKOK ENEMIES me. past the guard who Hedkl not know that he had jutt missed the prise cmtch of his police career. I got into my jeep.
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      161 3 I smuggle a Pridi supporter from the country in the boot of my car. Parabolic mirror at Motitouis, France _-^i«^^^3j UNIVERSAL energy is th* moveme^ The efficiency ot the new MICROTOR fP*6f f A movemem is so marked an improvement thai .Hfc^rsV it is the world's smallest automatic watch rotoi.
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    BOFFALOES LOANED OUT TO 50 MALAY FARMERS
    253 5 BOFFALOES LOANED OUT TO 50 MALAY FARMERS MALACCA, Sot. Htry Moloy arrners weri coch given a buffalo th s rung a* o ceremony held on tne grounds m the Veterinary Deportment iUon made by Mn-ter. I Bub* pjt Government **baflalo loan bctoen. tx tween two a yeura oM. MH b-mg.
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    U.S. student tours Malaya in search of Chin Peng
    327 5 •y RONNIE OUCLOS MUAR, Sat. An American university student, 18-year-old Jim Noeh, is disappointed that he has not succeeded so far in meeting Chin Peng, chief of the Malayan Communist Party, Of ony terrorists during his current tour of the "black
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    GOVT. NEWS AGENCIES MUST BE ACCURATE, RELIABLE
    305 5 SAYS 7-H£ OUTGOING USIS CHIEF SINGAPORE. Sat. —Mr. lames Elliot. Director of the United States In formation Service, said that people generally have a "natural resistance" to information and news given out by Government agencies. But he said that the agencies could overcome
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    Search goes on for plane
    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. —I The Far East Air Force today ordered all available aircraft to carry out an intensive search for missing army Auster which may have crashed with its two occupants somewhere on or near the 4.187 ft. Mount Ophir. about 12 miles south
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    Dr. Toh to act for Mr. Ong
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for National Development. Mr. Ong Eng Guaji. has been granted leave by the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara from Jan. 20 to 31. In his absence, the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will take over his duties.
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    95 PASS K.L. UNIVERSITY ARTS, SCIENCE DEGREES EXAMS
    714 5 Xl ALA I UMPUR Bat isity of Malapur division, unct'd results of .;tci mediate examinaUon tor the degree of Baihtlor of Science and its sessional examination for the Bachelor of Arts deßree. tudentt passed the Bachelor of Science examination and 73 in
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    Japanese plan to invest several million dollars'
    303 5 DECISION TO SET UP NEW JPggSIHIES HERE SINCAPORb Sat. A number of Japanese industrialists have decided to invest several million dollars in three or four industries in Singapore. Disclosing this today, a spokesman ot the |apan External Trade Recovery Organisation here, said: We
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    TARZAN' TO SERVE ANOTHER 2 YEARS
    113 5 TARZAN' TO SERVE ANOTHER 2 YEARS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A 25-year-old prisoner who is known by his cellmates as "Tarzan" was today sent to jail for another two years lor causing hurt to three prison officers with a knife. T. Velaythan, who has ten previous convictions mostly for assualt. pleaded
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    Boat overturns in river
    43 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. —A boat carrying 12 passengers overturned in the strong current of the Dungun River today. Motor boats nearby rescued all the passengers, except a three-year-old Malay girl who was missing. A search was made for her.
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    -CONCERT BY BERLIN CHAMBER GROUP
    154 5 CINGAPORE, Sat The Berlin Chamber Orchestra conducted by the distinguished Hans von Benda will give two concerts at the Victoria Theatre in Singapore on Feb 16 and 17 at 845 p m nightly. The orchestra, which nas> been wldelv acclaimed from New Delhi to Rio
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    CAUGHT WITH OPIUM PIPE: COURT ORDERS TREATMENT
    233 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A chief clerk in a Chinese firm today told the Sixth Magistrate Mr Goh Heng Leong that he had gone to his father's room to lead the old man to dinner when a police party raided the premises. Ho Chwee Pong
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    The bar girls all welcome Byrne's offer
    516 5 MINISTER: I AM PREPARED TO RECONSIDER PROBLEM Singapore s<itu BAR GIRLS here are glad that the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, is prepared to reconsider the question ot women working a? wjitu n bars All bar wait:. Herviewed today
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      Jilted well it's not the end of the world
      807 6 than done, and the assurance that you will get over it with time Isn't tangible enough. The knowledge that time will heal the hurt, the loneliness and the disillusionment does not lessen the pain for you. No matter what anyone says
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      The road back from heartbreak
      316 6 The road back from heartbreak FOR THOSE IN THE CALAMITY OF A •V• W BROKEN ENGAGEMENT A YOU CAN MAKE 1T... IF YOU'LL ONLY TRY HARD ENOUGH SO YOU'VE been jilted! You are crushed, heartbroken and mortified. You hate yourself, you hate him, and you hate everyone else in the
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      Recipe
      110 6 nITE-SIZE marshmallow pieces can be used In 101 recipes, and here Is one of them: Chocolate Marshmallow Clusters. Melt six ounces setnl-cweet chocolate pieces in double holler. Gradually add three tablespoons milk, stirring until mixture ta smooth. Cool about five minutes, then pour mixture over two cup* mi. mature
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    Student sent for trial at High Court
    85 7 SINGAPORE, Sat A stu- dent. Mohamad Sa ad. of I Windsor Park, was today < committed for trial at the High Court on a charge of using a forged document for cheating, after a preliminary inquiry before Mr. R. B. I. Pates, the
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    Loke to serve as art patron
    77 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Daio Sir Roland Braddel and Mr. Loke Wan Tho have agreed to serve as patrons of the Singapore Art Society this year. M the society's full council meeting Mr. Ho Kok Hoe was elected president. Mr. Francis Thoma.s, Mr. C.O. Jackson, Dr.
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    Dr. Murugiah heads Sennett welfare
    40 7 Dr. Murugiah heads Sennett welfare SINGAPORE. Sat Dr C. I Murugiah has been elected president of the Sennett Estate Residents" Welfare Association Mr. Sect Sian Tiang and Dr Khong Ban Tze were elected vice-presidents and Mr. Tay Leong Yam secretary.
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    MAN FINED $5,000
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Yong Tai Seng, 55, was today fined 15,000, or 10 months' jail, for possession of 155 pounds of dutiable tobacco at 1.20 this morning at Ayer Germuroh.
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    MORE TRADE FOR MALAYA
    389 7 THREE COUNTRIES SEEK TO HAVE TALKS WITH FEDERATION THEY SEEK RUBBER, TIN, COPRA, PINES, TIMBER AND SPICES Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THREE countries anxious to have trade talks with Malaya today indicated what they hoped to achieve. New Zealand wishes "rationalise' her trade with Malaya. The United
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    He will now teach art of floral arrangements to housewives
    378 7  - He will now teach art of floral arrangements to housewives OH KEE TIANC A COUNCIL DRAUGHTSMAN QUITS JOB FOR FLOWERS ■y PENANC Sat. A YOUNG draughtsman in the City Council's Town Planning Department here, has given up his job to teach the art of floral arrangements to Penang housewives. Every
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    Human relationships course at varsity: Plan under study
    148 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday THE UNIVERSITY of Malaya is exploring the possibility of introducing a course in human relations to create better understanding among the different races here This followed di.scussions between the university's Vice-Chancellor. Prof. A. QPpenhelm. and the visiting president of the
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    Casey: Many things in mind
    433 8 CREATED BARON, AUSTRALIA EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER TO QUIT GOVT. PLEDGES CONTINUED INTEREST IN AFFAIRS OF ASIA The Attorney General, Sir Garfisld Barwick, who has acted as External Affairs Minister during Mr. Casey's absence abroad, has been tipped as almost certain to succeed to the External
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    Former hangman seeks a job
    182 8 Former hangman seeks a job LONDON Sat.— Albert rterrrpoint, Britain's iitif iimr 1 hwf rxerulioner. is Iwlitng for a job But NOT as a hancman It 1% near It four years alnre Mr rierrrpoint ao« 52. gave uo bis part-time Job a« fJKru tioner Mmmt aftrrwardk. hi and hi, wifr.
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    Bevan: Some improvement
    38 8 LONDON. Sat. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. leader of U tteh Labour Party >aid today on his rfturn from North America, that he had just learned that Mr. Aneurtn Bevan hi*- deputy, wa again on the mend."
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    Lock icon WIFE OFFERS TO SELL HER EYE FOR $6,000
    76 8 SYDNEY, Saturday. AN attractive 29-year-old woman from Perth- ville, nine miles from Bathurst, has offered to sell one of her eyes for M 56,000. She is Mrs. Carmel Palmer, a mother of five children. Her husband works in the local council. She
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    SHORTEST MEETING
    31 8 GENEVA. Sat The I three-power nuclear test ban talks yesterday was the shortest meeting a bare 18 minutes since the stalled negotiations resumed last week after a Christmas recess.
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    Lock icon Michiko gets the maternity sash
    120 8 1 xjkyo. sat. A red and white silk maternity sash was today presented to Princess Mlchiko. wife of Japan's Crown Prince Akihito. The traditional ceremony was the last of several court rituals performed before the birth of the Princess' first child, expected early in March.
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    Lock icon A boom year for babies
    62 8 LONDON. Sat. Last year was a boom year for babies in England and Wales, with more live births than in any year since 1948. according to provisional figures published today by the Registrar-Gen-eral. The 750.170 babies born In 1959 topped by 10.883 the number born
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    9 WOMEN CHARGE: HE RAPED ME
    64 8 9 WOMEN CHARGE: HE RAPED ME KNOXVILLE (Tennessee). Sat. Police disclosed yesterday that a newspaper photograph of an ex-con-vict sought for the sex slaying of a high school girl brought calls from nine other women whjp claim to have been raped by him. The photograph was of 27-year-ald Leroy Young.
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    Lock icon ROME CHURCHES MAY BAR SLEEVELESS WOMEN
    65 8 VATICAN CITY. Sat.Women wearing sleeveless dresses or low necklines will be excluded from the sacraments in Rome churches under new rules to be considered by Catholic lea- ders at a synod openinK here tomorrow. The regulation also covers dresses with hems above its knee
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    PRINCESS IRA FOUR YEARS AFTER
    446 8  -  DONALD EDCAR By IT was a fairy-tale marriage in Venice in an atmosphere or gondolas and palaxxi. Her name was Princess Ira, 15 years old. He was Prince Alfonso Hohehlohc Langenburg, 31. It was one of the most romantic stories since the war, and I
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    HE TOOK A STAB AT BUCKING UP TRADE
    144 9 HE TOOK A STAB AT BUCKING UP TRADE £AIRO. Sat Business was bad <or undertaker Zeinham Saleh. Not enough people were dying >n the suburbs of Cairo, so Zetnhdm decided to speed things up a bit. If people wouldn t die naturally, then there were ways and means. Zeinham stationed
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    9,000,000 HEADACHES
    82 9 LONDON, Sat— A campaign i- to be launched to eni ourage careful addressing. -Eight mUlkm letters a day -nearly one in three handled by the OPO— are badly or ibcorrectly addressed. The cost of deciphering them Is now running at the rate of £300,000 a yrar The men
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    Lock icon Move Palace out of Tokyo' call
    877 9 'USELESS MAMMOTH". SAYS TYCOON TOKYO. SAT. A harmful, uselets mammoth," Hisaakira Kano called Emperor Hirohito's Imperial Palace. "Move it out of Tokyo," he urged. "Make the present palace into a public park Cut roads through it to relieve the traffic congestion in central Tokyo."
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      546 9 The gallant Mr. Gibbon THE DUSUN •Kota Ttnggl). Jan. 15. THIS is token from "Pai Noa," the story of Nona Baker, M.8.E.: "A family of Wak Waks (gibbons), two adults and three small ones, came through the jungle on the other side of the stream. •They stopped as they reached
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    19 10 M ■>•*•!• SJO f t/wriaiMfiiJ m TO a) '9f (,T'»r t i *\0 O*' Carmm r«r t«nli •-n t*a
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  • Sunday. Jan. 24. 1960
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      DILUTED DANGER
      250 10 IF you can't beat em. join 'em. Newest to fall in line with the wartime motto is the Federation's Road Transport Department. They have failed In their campaign to persuade i owners of diesel lorries to t carry out proper and regular maintenance of their vehicles to prevent
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      CHASING SUCCESS
      208 10 NOBODY tried to beat the states which have encouraged industrial development in the Federation. But many would like to join the sucet Seiangor expended a lot of energy before Petaling Jaya became the mecca of Malaya's new Industrialists. Johore didn't have to spend as mucn. b i had
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    Gold is Russia's new weapon
    599 10  - Gold is Russia's new weapon JOHN REED By RUSSIA is smug gUng in a new weapon K o 'd. Two security officers attached to the United Kingdom Treasury re-i-ently made a twomonth trip along the Open Door code name for the traditional gold-smuggling route from London to India. Thry started
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    WOMEN OF INDIA
    1491 10  -  MURIEL WASI B^ A SPECIAL ARTICLE IN COMMEMORATION OF THE 13TH ANNIVERSARY OF INDIA'S INDEPENDENCE TO THE QUALITIES OF PURITY. CONSTANCY AND IDEALISM IS ADDED DYNAMIC GOOD SENSE PIONEERS ALL THE women of most countries of the world, old and new, have I clearly defined individuality. For
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    Good for a laugh
    310 10 rE courtroom of a small provincial town wa* crowded for a case described by the local paper as "scandalous" and "sensational." among other things. The prosecuting counsel outlined the beginning of the case but when he came to the "X-certiflcate" details, he turned to the judge
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      242 10 W -—IS .jm af* mo if in 1 1 %£%%*> shows how personal postal tuition from England gives you an English College Education "Have you often said to yourself— lf What sufejoct will you rturfyT only I had the education I could set trtMtactar* on in the world'? You can
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR SPENDING SPREE FOR HOUSEWIVES
    393 11 THANKS TO RUBBER BOOM LAST YEAR SINGAPORE. Sat.— Chinese New Y«ar vhich <«IU on Thursday promises to be one of trie gayest, and biggest in Singapore and the Federation. Housew ye > now have more money to spend on clothing, food, jewellery and
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    TIN PRICE
    22 11 SINGAPORE Ba.. price In Singapore toc..\ «a* dm «M dollar to $349 •stlsmted offering rose 10 tons to no tons
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    Happy ending to bus talks: More bonus for 200 men
    253 11 CINCAPORE Sat. The bonus dispute be tween the Tay Koh Vat E Bus Company and more E than 200 of its em- ployees has just been E settled in time tor them to enjoy the Chinese New Year The management's
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    Perak trial of off-course betting flops
    310 11 Perak trial of off-course betting flops KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. RECENT attempt by the Perak Turf Club to run the New Zealand style off-course betting in Selangor has proved a flop. The Perak Club, using the i Selangor Turf Club premises, i ran off-course betting for two meetings but found it
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    A million 'give up' calls
    88 11 A million 'give up' calls KUANTAN, Sat. A million leaflets have been air-dropped this month over the Triang-Manchis-Bentong-Raub sector of West Fahang In an all-out drive to get the remaining 14 hard-core communist terrorist cadre in the State to surrender. Last June there were 32 terrorists but the number was
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    COPRA PRICE
    40 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday (air merchantable Bombay mixed copra: January /February shipments $42 buyers. $43 sellers. Tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Milters' AsoocUtion: bulk $63 sellers, drum $66 sellers. Ton* was quiet.
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    DOCTORS SON WEDS IN CATHEDRAL
    49 11 Mi. Lawrence Chia and AlLss Marion Shrapnel after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Singapore, yesterday. The groom is the son of Dr and Mrs. hia Teck Yam the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mm. James Shrapnel. Sunday Times picture.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY IN S'PORE
    208 11 WHAT'S ON TODAY IN S'PORE I MM HI Rtn (Everjtt Road i Sunday school 9.15 a.m.. morning iip 10.30 a.m. <.» I W<. *IK\IT> HlM^f MKTHODIST CHIRCH: Sunday school 2.30 p.m.: service in Malay ;>m.; service In English 4 p.m TAW lIB\R MKTHODIST CltmCl: Church school in Malay 8.15 a.m.;
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    Rush for Radio show tickets
    105 11 SINGAPORE. Sac— Tickets are selling fast for the Radio Singapore's second variety show. In aid of the > National Theatre Fund, to be held on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. at the Badminton Hall Taking part In the show are members of the American Dance
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    START NOW ON YOUR MALAY ESSAY
    163 11 START NOW ON YOUR MALAY ESSAY YOU speak a little Malay? You can pick your way, however haltingly, through a romanised Malay newspaper? Then you know enough to enter the Straits Times Berita Harian Malay essay competition. All you have to do is to write not more than 500 words
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      90 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 618 a.m. 1 Sft 31ni 829 p.m. (tfl 2ir>>: Port Dlckson 2.25 a.m. fW 6in > 2 51 p.m. (Sft 31n>; Port Swettenham 122 am. a lft lln) 2.04 p.m. (Sft 91n>; Penang 922 a.m. (sft 31n> 9.50 p.m (6ft Sin). TOMORROW: Singapore 7.36 a.m. (Sft
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      THE WEEK'S BEST PRINTS
      142 12 THE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is "Lion Dance" (right), submitted by Hor Ah Lak, of 7 Road Walk, Penang. Mr. Hor used a Yashica-Mat camera and Fuji SS film Setting, with yellow filter: fB, 1/250 second. "Waiting for Master" (below), by Catherine
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      HOW TO ENTER FOR THIS CONTEST
      128 12 ADDRESS your entries: r^ Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, Rivtr Valley Road, Singapore 9. Nome and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. The required
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      Photographic Digest
      847 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY IkJORE and more photographers are anxious to have the coveted distinction A.R.P 5., or F.R.P S. A letter from Mr Lim Keng Hock, of Kuala Lumpur, prompts me to discuss these awards and to give whatever advice is necessary. Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society
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      428 12 A new fink in Pan Americans Rovnd-the-WoHd Servkt... .POLAR ROUTE *T-_ —I,- ilOw On m/UHaVTSa>^\JW aTUa^Bft3« M Pan Ami fast Polar route betwem Eujupa and the U.S West Coast Fly over the top of the world on the shortest, most direct line from Paris to cities on the U.S. West
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      169 12 {POPULAR CROSSWORD) ACROSS: 1. Piling up 8 1 6 (4>. 3b Doomed <Bi. Legal document <4>; 8 Rent- DOWN.- 1. Vestment charge (s^; 9. Definite article Shinbone < 5 3 Map-book <s>; (3); 10. Figure (6): 11. Lifts 4. Chuckle ft); b Range of <6): 14. Story-teller (4); U knowledge
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    K.L. PREMIERE FOR DANCE
    153 13 DANCE JUBILEE' a fast-paced revue recreating the changing American dance forms from the minstrel days of IIM to modern-day jan will have its Malayan premiere in Kuala Lumpur tomorrow It will give another performance at the Pavilion on Tuesday. The shows are being staged by the
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    ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL MUSICALS
    449 13  - ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL MUSICALS METRONOME ON THE RECORD By SONG OF NORWAY must bt 1 rated as one of the most unusual and fascinating musicals to have come from Broadway. The score was inspired by the works of Edvard Grew It Is pr—nttd as a musical extravacansa" by
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    Eric the actor is an Angry Young Man
    749 13  -  Doug Lachersteen EX-SINGAPORE ARTIST FINDS FAIR MEASURE OF SUCCESS By From LONDON MAKING OUT A CASI FOR THE GO-AHEAD MALAYAN ERIC YOUNC sounded like an Angry Young Man. He was making out a case for the ambitious, go-ahead Malayan, and th« case
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      293 13 WOT aY d# X *\»^tJ IBlßSV^^'^aß^ flStffiffQS RADIO SINGAPORE RADI MALAYA AM 630 Good Mornin,: 632 AS Morning Prelude: 7.00 The KM; gramme Summary (Morning); 9.02 7.05 Moment* Of Melody: 8.05 JSouth of the Border. 9.15 Sing It Brfafclast Club: 9.00 Programme A«atn; 9 4.i What Am It: 10.16 Wa°lU
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    How do we stand with diabetes?
    663 14 A WORD WITH THE DOCTOR UIHEN one recoils that about three million people in the US. A. alone hove got diabetes (and that nearly half of them don't yet realise the fact) it isn't surprising that the disease is so important or that so
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    ALL-AUTOMATIC SUPERMARKET
    104 14 LONDON. Sat. Ghana has placed an ordrr for C 1.000,000 worth of slot machines with which (he nation plans to open the world's first all-automati< supermarket in Accra. In Britain a Wokincham firm has put on tin- market an automatic shop which could be thr answer to late
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      252 14 Here's the splendid j Farina-styled WOLSELEY m 1 ilTli wItUM Duo Cone Colours 1 xira door width at knee level Polished wood Ucia with cowled instruments I r] he 15 60 combine exquisite line with a luxury specification and the technical excellence of Wolseley engineering. With generous accommodation lor lour
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      1585 14 Dec. 21 to Jan. 19 Jan 20 to Feb. 18 Feb. 19 to March 20 March 21 to April 20 rilS is likely to be interesting lif OST people born «»der this j A plea.-ant surprise is In store rpHIS Year will be alr year for you and could make
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    The amazing Maharajas of India
    1365 15  - The amazing Maharajas of India JOSSLEYN HENNESSY By THE death two months ago of of the Nawab of Junagadh took my mind back to February 20. 1948. when I visited his Runtaman principality on the west coast of India at a dramatic moment in its centuries-old history After the partition
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    Hose that glows
    42 15 rKYO. Sat.— A new rose that clows as if brushed with luminous paint is being shown in Japan. Vermilioncoloured, it is the result of seven years' research by Kenichi Arisumi, aced 29, a Japanese botanist at Kyushu DM versity.
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      183 15 ASIA S« MC/M Jet there now pay later World-wide by BOAC MMCi Ticket Instalment Tlnn enables you to fly now wherever you ni-li for a* little at IO r r of furr us down payment. From SINGAPORE Tourist Return to LONDON $318.00 Down HONG KONG 66.00 Down SYDNEY 1 58.00
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      135 16 MAKE YOUR CAR FEEL LIKE A I JOHORE I CIRCUIT I WINNER: I All contestants at Johore (February 20th— 21 st) will use SHELL X-100 MOTOR OILS and SUPERSHELL with I.C.A. or SHELL RACING FUELS. loi/ caw te sj/re o/ (sheu) Z^^^BBBflßflfl IbbK^: /^BSibb^S /V^J&J^^r^ JOHORE CORONATION GRAHDPRIX SPONSOREO IT
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    Man in a barrel
    931 19 ROBERT LAU DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WE STOIC AND THE CYNIC INDLY explain the difference between Stoic and I Cyn.c. Miur The Stoic* practised repression of emotion, indifference to pleasure or pain, and patient endurance. The Cynic* were founded by Antisthenes. a pupil of Socrates They dtspised ease,
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    1158 19 Remember to let them choose their own gane leis HUMAN CASEBOOK FATHER OF TH REE WANTS ANOTHER WIFE I AM the father of three children and my marriage was through a match-maker. Now am in love with a pretty girl a few years my junior, who is prepared to be
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      65 19 DROP US A LINE AT TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SPORE 9. "We're here again to kraila up health in the nicest possible way. Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour that will be
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      207 19 llll^ A a sprinkle of Vim on a damp Even the dirtiest kuall v i|H cloth, a quick rub round and shining like new again. Vim Ww away goes Rrease and dirt! (!e;.ns so easily and so quirklv! ■^■V^ wi A quick rub round and thi3 P° werful cleanser B|%
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      296 20 THE HERALD GYMKHANA \WHEN motorists «n this p*t* of the world come to count thetr blessings this year, they should start on No. 1 from today, when the qualifying trials of the Triumph Herald Gymkhana are held ■n both Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. (T to
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      Head-turning new body for the '60 Anglia
      436 20 Head-turning new body for the '60 Anglia ADVANTAGES APLENTY IN THIS FORD PROMISE of SPARKLING MOTORING THE STYLISH REAR ROOF LINE THE ALL-NEW Ford Anglia for 1960 offers a head-turning new body and sparkling performance from its 997 c. c. overhead valve engine. The unique design, especial ly the reverse
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      SPURS COMPLETE A FINE DOUBLE v BUSBY BABES
      182 20 I ONDON, Sat. Tottenham Hotspur, the English League leaders, continued their all-conquering form today when they completed a fine double over Manchester United by winning 2-1 here. Sixty two thousand tans flocked to see this clash b< tween two fine footballing sides,
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      DEFEAT FACE TRINIDAD XI
      142 20 pOINTE-A-PIERRE. Sat. With only wx second innings standing Trinidad are still 85 runs behind M.C.C.'s first innings total of 337 for nine declared at lunch on the third day of their four-day cricket match here today. Trinidad, following on after being dismissed for 166 in their
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      319 20 FIRST DIVISION Birmingham 1 Prrxton 1 Blackburn 0 Wolves 1 Blackpool 0 Sheff Wed 2 Chelsra 1 Leeds 3 Evirton C NotU F 1 Luton 4 Fullham 1 Manchester C 1 Arsenal 2 Newcastle 0 Leicester X Tottenham i Manchester U 1 West Brom o Burnley West
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      55 20 I BRISBANE. Sat— Neale Fraser Australian Davis Cup star, beat Geoff Knox 6-2. 6-2. 6-0 in the first round of the Australian singles tennis championship Other results: Bob Mark beat John New comb 6-1. 6-2 "6-2 Maria Buenos beat Valeric Craig 6-1 K*rV f Tr u m beat
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      Medal to Lee
      33 20 SINGAPORE. Sat— Lee Teck Seng inett 66 1 won the Royal Island Clubs "C division monthly medal at Thomson Road today. Ball sweep winner was T 1 Ellis-Edwards meet 32;
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    BLUES CUP TO MORE ASIANS
    394 21 Penan* beaten in rough, tough final Maurice finds a match in Kenny gLM.APORE. Sat Johore Asian* making their second (up final appearance in four years of competition, beat the Northern zone champions. Penang, before a crowd of 1.000 in the All Blues (up Rugby final
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    Changi Airmen held to 3-3
    58 21 KUAH LUMPUR. Sat. The visiting RAF. Changi Singapore) team were held a 3-3 draw y Selangor Club in their rueger match on the padang here today. Each side scored a try. Changi led 3-0 at halftime through an unconverted try by cc. re-three Armstrong. The
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    BOSTON FIREMAN IS NEW CHAMP
    184 21 BOSTON FIREMAN IS NEW CHAMP I>OSTON. Sat.— Rangy Paul J> Pender. of Brookline. Massachusetts, wrested the New York and Massachusetts' version of the World middleweight championship from 39-year-old Sugar Ray Robinson on a split 15-round decision last night at Boston Garden. Pender, former Brookline fireman and an underdog at 5-1,
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    Medal winners
    42 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mrs. D. Young mett 36) won the "A" division Ladies Monthly medal at the Royal Island Club yesterday. Runner-up was Mrs. Eu (38J>. Mrs. J. Heah (36) was the "B" division winner, with Mrs. D. Ong (37> runner-up.
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    Still unbeaten
    27 21 SINOAPORE 8a t. Pemuda Bawean maintained their unbeaten record In the Malay P.A. Junior League when tney beat Pondok Peraaakan 2-1 at Balestier Road today
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    CHESHIRES IN FINAL
    170 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. First Battalion. The Cheshire Regiment, entered the final of the Singapore Base District Inter-untt boxing championship when they beat 30 Bn. RAOC by nine bouts to two. The Cheshire* will meet BAD. and 221 B.V.D. Combined in the flnaj at glin Grmna Fed. 12 Only
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    SAFA PRESIDENT'S XI HAND RANGERS 4-2 DEFEAT
    569 21 SAFA PRESIDENT'S XI HAND RANGERS 4-2 DEFEAT By NORMAN SIEBEL Kuala Lumpur, Sat CELANCOR RANGERS, fresh from their League and Cup conquests in Selangor football, may like to think they are a match for any opponents in Malaya, but they were brought down to earth with a prestige lowering defeat
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    G.P. programme
    229 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Thr prog-rammr for the Jehere Coronation Grand Prix on Feb. 20 and 21 at Johore Bahra Is: FIRST DAY (Feb. 2«>: 2.30 five-lap race (rlntafe and P.V.T. carat 3.00 flve-lap race (motor cycles 1250 c and under); 3.30 flvr-lap race i motor cycles 250 cc and
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    Top-form Singapore have counter to robust Koreans
    375 21 Top-form Singapore have counter to robust Koreans By FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDIN Singapore. Sat. SINGAPORE Hockey Association officials are confldent of a Singapore win when they meet the Asian Games bronze medallist. South Korea, in aa international match on the padang tomorrow (5.15 p.m.). Victory in this match, which is not beyond
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    INDIA TOIL FOR 158-7 IN sth TEST
    198 21 CALCUITA. Sai. India. After winning the urn for tht fourth time Jn the series, gavt a di.sappoiiHuin display when the fifth and final five-day Test agair-t Australia began here today Five hour-' laboured batting brought India 158 runs for th» los- of seven
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      32 21 HOCKEY: International Singapore v South Korea, padang SOCCER: MFA League— Setia Jaya v Sukaramal "A," Balestier Road '5 p.m.*. Frlendlios— Joyful Indiana v Rowcroft Lines, Furrer Park: Alexandra FT. R.M.P., Fairer Park.
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    1063 22 HE IS HOLDING HIS COLD VASE FORM EPSOM JEEP'S best bets today are The Friar 11. Bestcrete and Dreamboat. CALL BOY'S double is Timberlane and Oleander 11. THE GOING is GOOD. The versatile Rogerthorpe is big threat FAVOURABLY DRAWN Bestcrete looks a bright each-way prospect
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    45 22 M)»rrf< .<!• I Minimum) OAVio. SUN KUIN. of InUrnattocMl '■■ofiJi'ioti (Malaya > Uattrd. p«—r« a«*r on 3SM January IPM. Ml 47 1. 1' it| brfcM family la Hoarkwnf. Cort^#* win pc pvftTtsc for Honehaas ay tat .«rIH-.t «rawl. ktaaramc a-.n ft* hrM at Bm«apor« Oaatot Co.
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    49 22 W»r4* sit <*tm,mum) MM AND MM* NOUI CMON Mil mmm pnwMi aM help 00 thrir «i-d--tmi family or late Mr«. L N ViMuaMMtun thank all thaw who •Pin wnatfes. tili»i»ii. Mtm and •Mv m otb*r «ays o|WM< tkrir •tmpathy >• tk* family la tkrlr ■> <• 1 i«rrt\. rr>.
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    39 22 i* Sit (MUummm) JOAN BOOTY t MAMNtOUIN m« an* Charm Will, f— lllfl Opportunity for all \fr to immry «»r Mornin* Kvrninc Coursti Own 1 1 IX 2nd Krbruary. Si. AbImwi Catb««ral Hall r«#«lrtn MJjT 3D) I aincapon
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    1102 22 KUALA LUMPUR FIRST DAY Race 1 I.JO: (Class I. Div. >) 6 Purs. 1. ***** General Pil iPil St> Bagby. 5 9 0 (O) Dracon 3 2. ***** Hopeful Blue 1 Sporting St.) Sullivan. 6 P. 11 (F> Lee 6 3. ***** Collateral (Mr. Mrs. T.H. Teo ft Mason) Hobbs.
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    247 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. pROSPECTS of an international series in ten different sport between Federation Combined Schools and Singapore Combined Schools are very bright. Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council secretary, Toh Boon Huah. who was re-elected at the annual meeting of the council today, declared: ••Last
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    158 22 OYDNEY. Sat.— Olympic sprint 0 champion Betty Cuthbert today broke the New South Wales women's 100 metres record and came within two-tenths of a second of the world record for the distance. She won an invitation 100 metres on Sydney sports ground in ll.ssec,
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