The Straits Times, 3 December 1961

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    18 1 ARCHIVES. NATIONAL LJMWIY, SINGAFOKE, 6. THE SUNDAY TIMES in Matey* No. 1369. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1961 20 CENTS
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    LATEST
    77 1 HUNDREDS... of late night cinemagoers were turned away from midnight shows in Singapore last night when over 400 employees of the Shaw Brothers branch of the General Employees I nnui decided to stop work over an overtime dispute. The affected theatres: Capitol, Oriental, Queens, Hoover. Sun (New World), Grand
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    Lock icon PEKING – AND PEACE
    1406 1 PEKING AND PEACE Insurance: Are you sure you are properly insured? A Sunday Times analysis to safeguard your family: P. 8 'The biggest world problem today' NEW YORK, Saturday. [N a searing attack in the General Assembly last night the U.S. described Communist China is "a massive and brutal threat"
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    Rating: Cine spies'
    366 1  -  TEOH ENG TATT By PUNTERS ASSURED OF A FAIR DEAL SINGAPORE. Sat. Malayan punters will be assured of a fair deal on racetracks throughout the peninsula soon when powerful cine cameras will record the start to finish of every race. These cameras more popularly known as the
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    65 1 ROOM Mi vice is now provided for prisoners in Morris County Jail, in New Jersey. No longer must they bant; on cell doors and shout. They Mmply press a button, and an attendant comes along to see what they want. Great, the prisoners think, for no one
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    Gagarin in Bombay for 2-day visit
    55 1 BOMBAY. Sat. Major Yuri Gagarin. Russia's first cosmonaut, and his wile arrived here today from Lucknow. North India, by speeia' plane for a twoday VIMt. Met at the airport by thou-san-ls of people. Major Gagarin was presented with a silver tray on brhd'.r of
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    Marlene Dietrich...
    34 1 Marlene Dietrich The Bta siren, is &uin<» the McCall Corpora t lot.. publishers of McCall magazine, for 56.000.000 damages, for alleged libei contained in an article in the March 1960 iisue of the magazine.
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    Lock icon CRISIS LAW LIFTED
    20 1 ANKARA. Sa*..— Ma.tlal law in Turkey vas lifted today. It was imposed on April 28, 1960. Renter.
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    Selamat tinggal'
    897 1  -  GUNN CHIT THYE %Jfoua£\ Tears on the quay as liner takes King and Queen on overseas tour By PENKNta. SAT "gELAMAT TINGGAL." Loud and clear came these farewt'll words from \\\c Raja Permaisuri Agong, standing on Hie bridge of the liner Asia, in acknowledgement of the waves of
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    A lovely smile and a handshake for Danish Consul Royal PHOTONEWS
    32 2 A lovel y smile and a handshake for Danish Consul Royal PHOTONEWS Bidding good-bye to the consular corps. The Danish Consul, Mr. S.A.B. Hansen, shakes hands with the Queen.— Sunday Times picture.
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    N. BORNEO A GOOD PLACE FOR INVESTING: GOVERNOR
    170 2 N. BORNEO A GOOD PLACE FOR INVESTING: GOVERNOR JESSELTON. Sat. The Governor. Sir William Goode, today assured investors that North Borneo was a "very prosperous country with a great potential for the future." The development of the country's economy compared very favourably with any part of SouthEast Asia, he said
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    A HOUSEWIFE IS CLEARED OF ABUSE' CHARGES
    110 2 A HOUSEWIFE IS CLEARED OF ABUSE' CHARGES CLNGAPORE, Sat. A housewife, Mrs. Lily Tan, alias Yong Lan Ying, was acquitted in the Sixth Magistrate's Court today on two summons charges of using abusive language and voluntarily causing hurt to a school teacher The case arose when Syl- via Pau Si
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    Music at Gardens
    23 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Police Band will play at the Botanic Gardens here tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Y0UR DOG
    407 2 v 'POINTER' on training jg m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm i i +w iwn MTTff: NO matter what breed a puppy is, he is always a playful little bundle. Puppyhocd is, of course, the childhood of the dog, and should be an
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  • Hasnah Vimala-Chen
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      WANTED: 2 MIRACLES TO MAKE
      991 3 APPEAL GOES OUT TO CATHOLICS ON BEHALF OF A MAN MARTYR WHO ONCE A SAINT STUDIED IN PENANG WANTED: Two miracles for submission to Rome in connection with canonisation of a former Penang Seminary student beheaded in Vietnam in 1953. How would you react if
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      GOOD FOR A LAUGH
      327 3 DO you remember old Daredevil Biogg.s." one Circus man asked another. •Oh yes! He was the chap who used to do a liontaming act. Finished it off by putting his right forearm in a lien's mouth. I wonder what's happened to old 'Daredevil.' "Oh, tvs still
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      Girls in for chess
      365 3 Girls in for chess ...IN A BIG WAY rIE girls of the Raja Perempuan School in Ipoh arc taking to chess in a big way. They have formed a club, the first of its kind in Malaya, played and lost to the boys of the Sultan Yusof School in Batu
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    EIGHTY dams to Singapore
    381 4 EIGHTY dams to Singapore 13 I MANY nights I have spent alone in the Straits Times library in Singapore until well after midnight, immersed in another world revealed by turning over the pages of newspapers 20 years old. Their print is still clear and fresh, their pages smooth and unblemished.
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    The Last Weekend at cabaret
    2917 4 The Last Weekend at cabaret QUOTE: Nevertheless, both during the, period before the war and during the campaign itself, an artificial and unwarlike atmosphere prevailed throughout Malaya. Lt. General A. E. PERCIVAL, C.8.. D.5.0., 0.8.E.. M.C. CONTINUING.... PART ONE OF A GREAT NEW MALAYAN SERIAL IT IS Saturday night in
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    WERE YOU THERE?
    165 4 WERE YOU THERE? WRITE and tell us what happened to you in December, 1941. Your story can help make history. History not written by the military expert*. or professional journalists. History ytt to bo written— by the pcoplr of Malaya. The priiple wiio saw it all happening. The people who
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    GRADS AT PARTY
    57 5 The acting Australian High Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. R. A. Woolcott, gave a buffet party at his re', idence on Friday night to members of the Australian and New Zealand Graduates' Association. About 150 people were present. Sunday Times picture shows, from left Miss jan Oliphant,
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    SPURS ARE BACK TO TOP FORM
    323 5 SPURS ARE BACK TO TOP FORM T ONDON. Sat. Tottenham Hotspur returned to top form in today's England soccer league programme with a decisive 4 2 away win against West Bromwich. Burnley maintained their lead by beating Sheffield I nited 4-2. iTMMI I Wrst Ham I Birmingham :t .irdifT 11
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    Water ration areas
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be shut 'Ml tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in ZONKS TWO and THREE and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in ZONES FIVE and SEVEN.
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    Malayan naturalist
    403 5 MOT many animals can hang by up their tails. A memory of illustrated children's stones may Make HI think of monkeys, bui co nnd look at a monkey its tail seems to be of very little use. and in fact it is very often docked In pet one*.
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    Magistrate fails to patch up quarrel
    529 5 Magistrate fails to patch up quarrel KUALA LUMPUR. Sat y\R. Chan Siew Yoon, a Kuala Lumpur magistrate, today tried to settle a quarrel between a woman and her mother-in-law without success. He was hearing a private summons case of alleged assault brought by Mrs. Mali Kee Soo against her mother-in-law,
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    THEY CHEATED DEATH AND WON FAME
    112 5 THEY CHEATED DEATH AND WON FAME SOME people flirt with death for money. Some court death voluntarily but the gripping sagas of those who have cheated death and lived are few and far between. Nicholas Stephen Alkemade tell three and a half miles without a parachute and lived. Dick Grace
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    A HOLIDAV CLUB
    111 6 A HOLIDA V CLUB HIGHLANDS GOLFERS GET MODERN BUILDING The new $25,000 golf club, built by the Tanoh Rara Town Council, Cameron Highlands, which was opened on Tuesday by the Sultan of Pahang It fills a long-felt need in Tanah Rato where visiting golfers had found the old log cabin,
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    'Dagger men bound and gagged us' women tell court
    247 6  - 'Dagger men bound and gagged us' women tell court HUEN PENG KONG By Ipoh, Saturday 'pWO women today told how they were awakened by armed men, gajfffed and bound and robbed of cash and jewellery. They were giving evidence nl a preliminary inquiry in which Seah kok Thong, of Kuala
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    150 GUTHRIE MEN STRIKE
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Sat— About 150 workprs of Guthrie and Co. Ltd. in Battery Road went on strike today, while the two-day strike by 35 workers of International Film Distributors in Cathay Building has been called off.
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    QUESTION FOR PREMIER ON EXPATRIATE LAWYERS
    136 6 CINGAPORE. Sal.— The chairman of the Worker*" Party. Mr. David Marshall. Assemblyman for Anton, will ask thr PTlme Minuter. Mr. l*e Kuan Yew. In the Legislative Assembly to clarify certain statements he had made about expatriate lawyers in a radio broadcast last October. Mr.
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    Tourist draw
    163 6 VISITORS SEE HYDRO PLANS TANAH HATA. Satunlay. J^ MAJOR attraction for visitors to this holiday resort is a room a( Ihibu. near here, where the head office of the hydro-electric project is located. 1_ In the room is an exhibit of four models which cost about $15,000 to
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    Si 1 pore s first 'speak Malay' week
    198 6 Si 1 pore s first 'speak Malay' week SINGAPORE, Sat. Sin|O gapore will hold its first National Lansuaue Week from Jan. 29. with the aim of using Malay more often and more widely. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. the Minister for Culture said that a special series of 25 lessons in the
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    Adult classes: New hours
    185 7 CINGAPORE. Sat.—Secondary classes run by the Adult fiducation Board here will be held only on five nights a weok next veai. instead of six a* at present. This was revealed today by the board chairman. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair Next year classes will be from 6.30
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    Man killed in road crash
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Police have appealed for eye witnesses of a fatal crash at the 7J mile Upper Thomson Roao yesterday The victim, an unidentified Chinese aged about 50 was knocked down by a oar at 7 a.m. He died later in hospital.
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    THE TENGKU LEAVES LONDON 'SATISFIED
    496 7 THE TENGKU LEAVES LONDON 'SATISFIED Rahman wants to consult Cabinet colleagues on British suggestion on Borneo Commission From Doug Lacksrsteen LONDON, Saturday. MALAYA'S Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, leaves London tomorrow "satisfied but not as completely as I would have wished to be" after talks with the British Government on
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    NAVY COMES TO IPOH FOR CHURCH WEDDING
    157 7 NAVY COMES TO IPOH FOR CHURCH WEDDING IPOH. Sat O«icer.-> of thf Royal Malayan Navy from Singapore came to Ipoh for the wedding of a brother officer with a convent teacher. The bridegroom was Lieut. Philip Phang Kok Keng. of the Royal Malayan Navy who returned to Ipoh. his hometown,
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    HAPPY DAY FOR TWO SINGAPORE COUPLES
    94 7 TOP: Mr. Albert Chia Thian Swre with bis bride, the former Miss Patricia Hou Tsc Ee. after their marriage at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church Singaporp. yesterday. A dinner reception was later held at the New Pek- ing Garden Restaurant at the New World
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      268 7 THE SINGAPORE BANK EMPLOYEES' UNION NOTICE The Singapore Bank Krnployres' Union wishes to inform the public at large that there is no industrial action in all the Banks except that the staff of the Chartered Bank and the Far Eastern Bank Ltd.. have declined to do overtime work. The staff
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 8 ft II assSj 5/0 (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Oliver Beet Beng I frit nds and relatives for nn tin' occasion of tbctr 0n '2.12.61.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    101 8 ;n »nrrf« S/» Ifinimumj THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS It'" fKajiMMM I" handhag I ixury ■linnnail al only S6/. each 1ln« stores. OOROTHV CRAY— Kor hfvity the iv. Individual Uake-up de£n<itratlor« skin Car* advice and bj by Beauty Bpci. Anna 81m M tbc Doro<ntT Salon, 13."136 M., Sinjcaporc. 1. Please 77M1
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    56 8 M Word.. fUt 'ViH.) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETV, OMN Road. Singapore. rvfcp ft a.m.. Sunday Bchoo* mSO ii.m. Wednetday meeting wblcß t. •-•iinonini^ of bealtng at v lcom». RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT Ft. CtthaaMl 'Anglican) Sunday Rrrvice'a Holy Communion 7.00 am i«nM> B.(M> a.m. <»unu>. U' noon. lervtea in Mandarin 9
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    THE HOPE OF TOMORROW
    285 8 THE HOPE OF TOMORROW TWO factors shine like beacons above the hurlyburly of the examination boycott in Singapore: 1. The courage of parents who have braved the pickets to get their children to the examination centres and prove that parental authority still counts for something on this island. 2. The
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    ARE YOU SURE HOW YOU ARE INSURED?
    1146 8  - ARE YOU SURE HOW YOU ARE INSURED? ARTHUR COPAL AN I I^^^^^^p^^lV^W^^tH BEFORE YOU SIGN ITS ALWAYS BEST TO CONSULT A BROKER By I HAVE two insurance policies. I took out the first one because I have, a friend whose father is the chairman of the company, and also because
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    Boxing a pioneer industry—a plan
    738 8 Boxing a pioneer industry— a plan BB TODAY I ask: Why can't we regard professional boxing as a pioneer industry. Lay off the crippling entertainment tax. at least, until the sport is on its feet again. Europe, America, Australia all -egard professional boxing as big business. Nearer home the Philippines.
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      HOW GOOD ARE WE?
      89 8 1 SUPPORT your editorial "Just how good are we" (.Sunday Times, Nov. 26) in which you call lor a new appraisal of our educational system. We are living in fast moving times. Yesterday Malaya was content to travel by horse-cart. Today lets zoom in our skies.
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      MY GIRL AS A VET
      138 8 A GIRL as a vet Well, the thought would never have struck us except for the wonderful article you had in your paper (Sunday Times. Nov. 19). We have a daughter who had set her heart on medicine But the way the School Certificate Examination
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      THIS CHANGING WORLD
      100 8 I WAS most Interested to read the comments of the Miss Worlds who gathered in London recently for the annual beauty banquet (Sunday Times. Nov. 26) It goes to prove one thing: The type of entrant for these contests is changing rapidly. No longer do you have
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      IN PRAISE OF CHEESEMAN
      267 8 OLD friends fade away and only death brings them to mind. That was my reaction when I read ot the death ot Mr. Cheeseman (Sunday Times Nov. 26 > in your paper How well I remember him sitting in that old Education Department building oIT Ba*u
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      THAT NON-MUSIC
      56 8 MISS Hasnah VlmalaChen should be castigated for talking about Non Records (Sunday Times. Nov. 26) and NOT saying a word about the Non-Music which seems to pour in an endless stream from Radio Singapore these days. I refer to the commercials which are making a Non-Sense about my
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      THIS GIFT OF TONGUES
      141 8 IS language learning a gift which some people have and others don't? I ask this because I was Intrigued to read Hasnah Vimala-Chen's story about the Singapore Sikh family (Sunday Times. Nov. 26) which has picked up Chinese with such appa- rent ease. 1 remember when
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      STOP THIS PRACTICE
      96 8 I READ with interest your last week's end-of-term analysis and would wish to advocate that the system of awarding "positions' to pupils be abolished forthwith In its place, the "Grades" system, as adopted by the Cambridge School Certificate Examination Board should be used. Many a child had
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      LETTER OF TH WEEK
      53 8 "IIIRACLE Boy" by Patricia Tan (Sunday iTI Times. Nov. 26) was a warm and touching article. It made the day for me. I was deeply moved, almost to tears, by the faith of this mother, her love for ncr stricken child and her faith in God.
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    The two loves of an iron god
    616 8  - The two loves of an iron god ALINE CHOONG By 1 1 MALAYA'S NEW WRITER NO. 21 HK is the one chap who disproves the belief that anatomy is something thai looks best on a girl. He disproves it very effectively too for he combines the mus Clllar conceit of
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    STUDENTS' UNION: WE CAN'T PARDON INTIMIDATION
    347 9 SINGAPORE, Saturday 'piIK University of Malaya Students' Union here today broke its silence on agitation against the Government Chinese Secondary IV Examination. Union president, Mr. S. Paramsothy (above) said: "The fact that the union has not issued a statement should not be construed as
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    Premier YOU DID NOT ALLOW praises RED EXPLOITATION strikers
    409 9 Premier YOU DID NOT ALLOW praises RED EXPLOITATION strikers GARLANDS^ FOR THREE FROM UNION^ o j^l£[A L S SINGAPORE, Saturday. yjl!. Lee Kuan Vow today praised leaders of the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation for not allowing the Communists to exploit its recentlysettled 25-day essential sen-ices strike. Mr. Lee
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    GROUP VISITS DEVAN NAIR IN HIS HOSPITAL BED
    115 9 GROUP VISITS DEVAN NAIR IN HIS HOSPITAL BED TOP picture: 1 hi Primp Minister. .Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. xpeaking at Msterday's ceremony in which he was garlanded for his "fairness" in settling the essential services strike. On his left are Mr. K. Suppiah and Mr. D. Veeraiyan. LOWER left: Mr
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    Bookings for Xmas calls tomorrow
    100 9 Bookings for Xmas calls tomorrow SINGAPORE. Sat.— Subscriber.-, 0 wishing to make overseas telephone calls during the Christmas/New Yeur period to England and Europe should book their calls early to avoid disappointment Bookings ran be m&de Irom Monday. Special arrangements have been made With the Brlttofa Pot Office for the
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    'I am gang leader' man alleged to have told towkay
    168 9 'I am gang leader' man alleged to have told towkay PENANG, Saturday. J^ MAN told the owner of a furniture shop he was a secret society leader and demanded money, the Sessions Court here was told to- day. Lee Sam Tua. 22. pleaded not guilty to extorting $36 from Yeoh
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    Sinatra to spend two days in S'pore
    98 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Singer Frank Sinatra Is due to arrive at Singapoe airport at 12.30 a.m. on Monday from Sydney where he has been appearing in a show. He and a group of friends will stay for two days at Seavlew Hotel before flying
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    SECRET SOCIETY THUGS MURDER HAWKER
    86 9 SECRET SOCIETY THUGS MURDER HAWKER SINGAPORE, Sat. A vegetable hawker was killed In one of three secret society clashes yesterday evening in the Havelock Road area. The hawker, Ng Yak Hui, 30, suffered multiple stab wounds in the chest and fell beside his handcart near the junction of Havelock Road
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    Business on the Stock Exchange
    266 9 CINGAPOHE. Sat.— Business on the Malayan Slock Exchange. SlnvHpcre section today with the numNr of deals In buckets: Industrials b*l Smelting (30C) $L'5J bL. U.OOOi 52.0L 1 (900 > $2.33 SL; F. and N (1.000) 52.415: Rclhmans isoo> I (2UOOi 79 S. Times '2.0001 53.0.5,
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      87 9 TODAY: o*di,i Kectoil 5.34 m i7.21t>. il.36 p.m. (5.8ft>; Singapore 7.29 a.m. (7.6ft t, 6 17 ;i.m. iV.Uft >. 7 46 p.m. .son 2.28 a.m. (7.;fO. 3.06 pm. u;:Kti: Port Sweueni'am 1.23 a.m. MM 1 48 pm UOfti: PeuUM B.lfl .in ij.SU), 10.20 p n. <7ft> mimiikrOW: Sedill Kechil 6
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    FOREIGN DESK
    6 10 RANGING THE WORLD FOR
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    NOW—DOLLS THAT CAN KISS!
    232 10 NO W— DOLLS THAT CAN KISS! V T EW YORK. Sat. Toy manufacturers have to be inspired I in America around Christmas time, if they are to jolt the jaded enthusiasm of United ;ites youngsters. A mfre doll Is no thrill to a little girl who already owns everything from
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    Lock icon U.N. Katanga chief O'Brien is relieved of his post
    432 10 U.N. Katanga chief O'Brien is relieved of his post J)R. CONOR O'BRIEN, United Nations representative in Katanga has been released from his assignment to 'return to the Irish Foreign Service, it was announced here yesterday. A statement on behalf of V Thant, the acting I.X. Secretary rjeneral issued on the
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    NEWS SUNDAY IN AMERICA
    337 11 NEWS SUNDAY IN AMERICA I was double-crossed too, says the wife NEW YORK BROOKLYN authorities are outraged. What has angered them Is the sage of Fred Santiago, 'vho has collected $51,000 in welfare relief money. Police are lookinK fo r nim. because, they .say. all the time that he v
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    King, sits this one out
    89 11 LEAVING HIS KART FOR A SEAT BY QUEEN AFFAIRS <>! State slip into the background as a young king relaxes with a cigarette at the feet oi" his queen. Near by, go-karts send the dust swirling as they race on the Amman airfield circuit. But
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    I'M NOT WORRIED OVER FALL-OUT SAYS AN EXPERT
    1462 11 I'M NOT WORRIED OVER FALL-OUT SAYS AN EXPERT THE BOMB: ASTONISHING STATEMENT BY A MAN WHO KNOWS d TMf PACE THAT KEEPS I YOU IN THE PICTURE. JN ;ill the lalk about atomic fall-out what are the facts? How much radiation does it take to harm people? How much do
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      IGO GAY- WITH GEISHA GIRLS
      1852 12 IGO GAY WITH GEISHA GIRLS In a country of bath houses, bustle and lovely women MY bedside phone rang again and I stared at it balefully. Three times already it had rung, and soft, pleading little voices had asked for Shigeo. I was getting a little fed up with Shigeo,
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      WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
      95 12 VIRGINIA McKonna i- remembered here as the st,ar of "A Town Llko Alice." a film about women prison-ers-of-war during the Japanese occupation. Why des she shun films today? The answer la that actor Bill Travers' actress wife prefers motherhood to stardom. They have a three-year-old son.
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      PETER LIM SEES THE NEW FILMS
      94 13 I PREVIEWED two now films last week. One is savage. The other is bold. Both arc powerful in their own ways. Each, to a certain extent, succeeds as a testimony of a life in today's cities. An attempt to show up the darker side
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      BILLIARD BALL RUSTLERS
      400 13 TAKING THE BIG RACIAL PLUNGE FLAME IN THE STREETS John Mills, Sylvia Syms, Brenda dc Banzie, Johnny Sekka, Ann Lynn Rank Organisation \in colour* BEACON in a dark corner of contemporary London life. That was how a British iilm critic described this British picture when it was
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      The dumb blonde is a big hit
      277 13 The dumb blonde is a big hit LIZ FRASER, the Cockney actress with the lithe ngure and broad wit, was discovered by the Boulting Brothers and made a big hit in their tilt at the trade unions film. "I'm All Right. Jack Since then Miss Fraser has become the No.
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      So savage but this is no loser
      411 13 So savage but this is no loser THE HUSTLER Foul Newman, Piper Laurie, George C. Scott, Jackie Gleaton 2Qth Century-Fox HUSTLER is a sort of urban rustler. In the United States, anyway. A cuestick con-man. A poolroom shark. A professional with a tableside manner, who disguises himself as an artless
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      WOOMPH!... THAT'S SCHELL THE 'NEW WAVE' RAVE
      314 13  - WOOMPH! THAT'S SCHELL THE 'NEW WAVE' RAVE Patricia Lewi« riE. T>LANING In on Europe's 1 "New Wave" of actors comes a new rave Maximilian Schell. 1 His powerful attraction— shortly to be showcased when Sunle» Kramers "Judgment at Nuremberg' la premiered m West Berlin om Dec. 14 Is oa lanced
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      74 13 i CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR ARE NEAR! Please call at:— YEE LOONG TAILOR, 223, Selegie Road (Near REX Cinema) Singapore 7. Tel: ***** il 9l H __f Picture showing Mr. Chee receiving his Honours Diploma in cutting. For Your Latest Suits with Up to-dare Continental Stylings and other various latest Fashions
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    FOUR CASH PRIZES TO BE WON WEEKLY
    237 14 FOUR CASH PRIZES TO BE WON WEEKLY WINNER of the weeks FIRST PRIZE Of $30 is "African Giraffe" (right), submitted by P. Chan, P.O. Box 180, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Chan used a Super Ikonta camera and Ilford F.P. 3 Him. Setting, with green filter: 15 6. 1./2 SO second. The
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    A welcome relief —the '62 Budget...
    529 15 A welcome relief —the '62 Budget ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE HOLDING SHARES THE Singapore Finance Minister's "no new tax" Budget introduced in the midst of the marathon merger-Malaysia debate in the Legislative Assembly, was a welcome relief in a troubled week. I quote Dr. Goh Keng Swee: "In the last 10
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    511 15 Q: What are the benefits to be gained by having the shares I buy registered in my name? JIMMY, of Singapore. A: It would most certainly be advisable to register any shares you buy In your name as soon as possible. There are two reasons for this: 1. You can
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    The Sunday Times Doctor tells bedtime story of people's odd habits
    312 15 The Sunday Times Doctor tells bedtime story of people's odd habits DEOPLE will spend what they haven't got on a new car; what they vainly hope to have on a new kitchen. They spend the odd change on decorating, but never, never do they buy a new bed. You see.
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      224 15 BY THE CITY S EDITOR CUT this page out I and keep for future reference. If yon have S a problem, write to: I The City Editor. Sunday Times, Times 1 House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9. ■^r^ '^■^^^■t afl I Mw Bj&X^JfDtCTP*) m iBl m I^B^BIB^B^HB B^bl BY <mMbWo£*
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      133 15 iM myou \J(cwLb\SH of me, i S Sisze ims M/gm<EMy, AIEETIMG YOU V A£MW>OS£, feUT I ALWAYS WUAT A MAGNIFICENT J L^k^mMW KX/P OiVA/ L lAWGIMED rVEALTUY ANO I COLLECTION P£OUsn\ (HOME LIKETWff,Jj:.IVE GOrJ /SUCCESSFUL P>Q(ME-UK£J I VOLTAIkQ. CAMUS. UOCDNKSS-TM: HAD TO < VfOURSELF.tt- THAT <\JM/£ AUSJ&i —\SMU J K
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      HONOURS TO MAN SINGAPORE
      555 16 FEDERATION HELD IN INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY MATCH, BUT THE.. Hon Yam caps good display with equaliser 'JJM)ERDO(,S" Singapore today took the honours in the drawn 1-all international hockey match against the Federation on the S.C.C padanj;. Thrro was no doubt about this. Handicapped by the loss of
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      L. PICCOTT CONFIRMS HIS SPORE VISIT
      179 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Top British jockey, 28-year-old Lester Piggott, will definitely ride on the first two days. Dec. 24 and Dec. 27. of the Singapore Turf Clubs St. Leger Meeting. This morning S.T.C. secretary Mr. D. R. H. Brown said that he had received a
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      TEAMS FOR TODAY'S HOCKEY
      59 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. A Malayan Selection will meet The Rest at hockey on the padang tomorrow at 4.15 p.m. Malayan Selection: Anwarul Hag; Thuraisingam. Shanmuga nathan; Chua Eng Wah, Skinner. Arulra); Sabapathy, Kartar Singh. Paramalingam, L. Nonis, K. Gomes. The Rest: Foong Kong Chee: Ananarajah, Sarboo: Selvarajah,
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      Outstanding saves by Kong Chee
      219 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. A late goal against the run of play enabled Federation to draw 1-1 with Singapore in the annual Junior international hockey match on the padang today. Federation, however, fully deserved to share the honours. They had as many, if not more, scoring chances
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      Medal to Potts
      62 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. T.H.A. Potts (nett 71) won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's Dlv. "A" medal at Slme Road today. Ball sweep winners: First nine K. Alisop (34'j); Second nine G.T. Moffett, C.C. Tobenhouse and D.J. Joyce tied with 36. G.T. Moffett, R.J. Frank. B.J. O'Donavan and J.T.A.
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      Norrkoping lose
      33 16 SAIGON, Sat GotfienburKNorrkoping suffered their first defeat when beaten 3-1 by South Vietnam Army here today. Van Phai. and Ha Tarn scored for the Army and Borgcacon for the Swedes.— U.P.l.
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      S'pore outplay NS-Malacca
      206 16 MALACCA. Sat. Singapore Civilians beat Ne«?ri Sembil.n/ Malacca by 14 poinus (2 tries, a goal and a dropped goal) to nil in their H.M.S. rugger match here today. Singapore look an early lead when Harper scored a try in the sth minute. French failed to convert. In
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      Johore's Lily Tan back in the lead
      204 16 IOHORE'S Lily Tan has regained her lead from Perak's Teh Wan Choo in the race for "Sportswoman of the Year". Close behind them is Negri Sembilan's Maureen Ann Lee. There was strong voting for Uly Tan and this took her total to 1,527.
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      MALMO END STORE TOUR WITH 3-2 WIN
      243 16 SINGAPORE, Saturday. TI/lALMO F.F. of Sweden wound up their Singapore iT1 tour with a hardf ought 3-2 win over All-Singa-pore at Jalan Besar stadium tonight Although beaten AJI-Sin-gapore earned praise for matching the Swedes in speed and skill and holding them to 2-2
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      Lock icon Umrigar hits not out 132 v England
      108 16 Umrigar hits not out 132 v England ITANPUR, Sat. India had scored 437 for HMO wicket.at the close on tlie second day <>t the second Test against England here today. Ti.ey were 209 for three overnight. Umrigar was still unbeaten with 132. Wlien he reached 68 today, he completed 3,000
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      SAAA meeting
      31 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will hold an emergency meeting at the S.R.C. ciub house on Monday at 5 p.m. to finalise plans for the SEA. P. Games.
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      Lock icon Jeffers hits a 72
      60 16 HONG KONG. Sat. The Far Fast Air Force cricket team from Singapore wound up their visit here yesterday by defeating the Combined Services by 58 runs, giving tin-in aJi undefeatt-d record of three mate lies won and tui> drawn.. Scores were F.E.A.F. 180 for seven declared
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      59 16 I SUNDAY TIMES NATIONAL BALLOT Writ. 1a BLOCK LETTERS Hrn nomn of your S>« nwmum and Sportjwomon of the Y«at and mi 4 ycut namr and oddrcu. Thou post this fan* to: SUNDAY TIMES I NATIONAL SPORTS BALLOT, Time* Houte. 390 KIM SENG ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 Sportsman of 1961 Spertswoman
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    SINGAPORE'S BEST GOLD PROSPECTS
    77 17 SINGAPORE'S team of teenaced swimmers, who are considered the stair's best potential for gold medals at the S.E.A.P. Games in Rangoon this month are seen here in a light-hearted moment with roach Kee Soon Bee (right) during their daily training at River Valley Pool. From lop
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    SINGAPORE EXPECT A RICH HARVEST OF SEAP MEDALS
    967 17  -  TEOH ENG TATT by decision of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council to place a high qualifying standard for its representatives at the S.E.A.P. (lames in Rangoon next month should reap a rich harvest of gold, silver and bronze medals at the
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    BISTRO IS THE BEST IN TODA Y'S CARD
    151 18  -  EPSOM JEEP KAuiNU. W II the mud and her two wins in Class at Penang in September stamped her out as a sprinter of promise. This Good Brandy mare has progressed on the right lines since she was very impressive in her
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    147 18 IPSOM JEEP 1 CALX BOY POIXTF.R Race 1 2.3 b APA I. W.I Bravado Shirai LEE GARDEN Vevo i Bravado VEVO Apa lj«i Lee Gardiw Race 2 3.05 Race 3 3.40 Race 4. 4.15 Race 5 JIN. ORCHID PAMTOBA I ALI BABA National Charm i Jung It- Orchid Uindy
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    Her two Penang wins show she has promise
    804 18 have not the slightest doubt that she can make the grade in Class 3. Top Peal can be a big threat if he saddles up. This Empyrean five-year-old showed definite promise flrst time out on Wednesday when he ran Tioman to a
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    HOME AFTER A YEAR IN NEW YORK
    831 19  -  VIC NAYAGAM By I'VE just come home 1 after a year in the United States, where I studied at the Graduate School of Journalism. Columbia University. Life in the U.S 1 lound. la a constant and difficult challenge for a foreign student; but
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    Giant takes shape in the heart of a hill
    793 19 WE ARE in j huge cavern. On either tide are concrete columns and beams which we are told will carry a 100-ton travelling crane. In the centre, on the main-floor level at the far end of the half-mile access tunnel, is
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      128 19 Great to be young, to be gay! To dance and have fun! To be at your best every day of the month! Great to forget about "problem days"! Because you choose Tampax internal sanitary protection! Tampax helps you feel so free! Free to dance, ride even swim with perfect protection,
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      A CHRISTMAS FAIR
      651 20 'HANG-IT-ALL' FOR YOUR BATHROOM What a wonderful way to go shopping! CHRISTMAS season MUST is The Christmas Fair, to be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. next Saturday, under the patronage of the Countess of Selkirk, wife of the British Commissioner-General
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      The playful boy who sent a lash flying
      122 20 The playful boy who sent a lash flying PITY the offspring of the bee-autiful Mum! A small boy recently biffed his mother in the face when travelling in the car on the way to a party. Alas and alack! He was only playing, but he committed a crime. He knocked
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      WHEN PLENTY OF TROUBLE IS WORTH IT
      108 20 WHEN PLENTY OF TROUBLE IS WORTH IT LIOHTLY cares; sundae glasses with garlic. Fill with well-seasoned cottage I cheese .nixed with chopped j chutney. Cover with sliced avocado pears, then top with whipped cream and chopped walnuts. Plenty of trouble, maybe, but WORTH it! Aiid, for dieters, a dish proffering
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      Young Neverwell wants a tattoo
      159 20 \f V girlfriend Gloria wants me to have her name tattooed on mv chest, but my father won't let me." said Billy Neverwell •Don't be a mug. Billy." said the Doctor. "Your nest girl might be called Anne and »he wouldn't like it. "tattooing isn't
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      126 20 says the family doctor Help prevent embarrassing' skin troubles from startin? by regularly u*ing Aeepso l dtttofc^ Soap. Asepso thorouKhly^^«« cleanses, and its powerful^BßS LgP^iiy^W antiseptic Biniodide of TJ%^£j^^^T|t from many of the frerms KW that cause skin troubles k and prickly heat. Vk Asepso |l SOAP famous for the
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      Is there room at the TOP for your wife?
      245 21 Is there room at the TOP for your wife? IS THERE room at the top for your wife? A Singapore \v i f c, whose hushand is a husiness executive, recently confided that HIS career depended on HER! "Bosses judge by wives." she told me. By diligent show of the
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      When your boy asks...
      132 21 BE READY ivith the a7iswer if a youngster should suddenly spring this one on you: HOW DO HOVERCRAFT HOVER? *THE secret of the hovercraft, which moves over land, lakes, rivers or the sea while a foot or so up. lies in the fact that its engines
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      FIND OUT HERE—AND NOW
      336 21 FIND OUT HERE— AND NOW This, of course, can eventually lead to all sorts of trouble. And, to add to the vicious circle, "trouble" in the firm is an unwelcome advertisement. So, bang go his ambitions for a directorship, or such! Try this quiz on your wife— or, better still,
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      BATTLE OF THE SPORTS SHIRT-AND HOW IT BRINGS OUT LATENT PEACOCKERY
      181 21 A SPORTS shirt is a welcome gift. But step out to choose one. and you are at once involved in the Battle of the Sports Shirt. The "T" type, trim and trouble-free: the tail-flapping kind; the jazz v jacket,
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      She FEELS like falling in love all over again
      253 21  -  YO-YO CRAZE THE- r "noises off" of beat-and-bang dancetime rhythm. I was the gobetween of a mild husbandwife wrangle. "Thirteen years ago when I first met him." the wife said. "I was dazzled to the point of LOVE, not by Mm,
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      The Theatre: Presenting another play from popular Edwardian era
      258 22  - The Theatre: Presenting another play from popular Edwardian era THESPIS By J Si PPOSE thai the increasing popularity of plays scl in the Edwardian era is due to the fad that it ended fifty years n<^>. That la quite long enoush I] the unpleasant feaOl this ace to be forsotten.
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      TWO NEW CARS FROM RUSSIA
      269 22 TWO NEW CARS FROM RUSSIA TWO pictures from Moscow today show us two of the latest Russian passenger cars made by a sector of Soviet industry that is becoming increasingly active. The TOP PHOTO is of the new Moskvich small passenger car. which we are told Ls to be mass
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      Cousin who visits when the husband's out
      1100 22 Cousin who visits when the husband's out WKIIK to: Mis* Jane Lee. The Sunday Times. Times, House Kiver Valley Road. Singapore HE TRIES TO GET FRESH' ()EAR Jane Lee: I am 25 and happily married. The only trouble is with my husband's cousin, who visits me when I am alone
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      200 22 Ai'ROss: i Ovcnmtmdi down: i RyMttau loi glass .12,. 9. Secret- (4.. U Since v*u J Conducted (3). 4. Retu.-e It! ,i. b Creaitxi i 3.. 11. Sour ..4i. It TruM <B>. ,4.. tj. Generation O). 7. Slmven iri Desert it), 17. Tool (8), 18. ,81, 8. Haopln.vs <12>, 5
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      55 22 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Melodramatic. P, Hide. 10, Ago. M. Acid. 12. Credence. 16. Rat. 17. Plane 18, Sue. 19. Blind. 20. Purr. 21, Entrant. 23. Her. 24. Haie. 25, Dote. ::6, Ewe. 27. Citadel. 28. Idol. 30. Novel. 31. Nor 32. Devil. 33. She. 35. Animated. 37. Opus. 38,
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      54 22 DOWN: 1. Mica. 2. Em:. i Led. 4. Decline. 5. Made. 6. A«* 7. Tonsured. <J. Cheerfulness, t Harlequinade. 13. Rant. 14. End 15, Cur. 17. Plate. 19. Brawl. ":0 Petal. 22. Theorist. 23. Hotel. ::t Dlvioes. 27, Co'e. 29. Don. 30, Net 32. Daub, ft. Spun. 34. Hut. 1
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  • NETHERLANDS TODAY
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      486 23 |THEDUTCH:A HARDY, ENTERPRISING PEOPLE A MONG the remote ancestors of Hollands present population there can have been few who were not adventurous pioneers. No timid man or woman would have ventured forth from the comparative safety of the hinterland in the east into what was then, to a great extent,
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      Holland-where industrial revolution never stops
      797 23 Holland-where industrial revolution never stops A wide range of quality products for world markets Between 1900 and 1960 the population of Holland rose from 5.1 to 11.5 million. In the same period the working population increased from 1.9 to 4.2 million. As i result of this rapid growth the Government
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      130 23 splendid results thanks to "Lily" Brand Marine Paints made by M| /£X Since 1722 Pieter Schoen A Zoon Ltd. Rotterdam Holland Also available in the Far East: Hagemeyer Trading Co. (Malaya) Ltd.. 130, Robinson Road Singapore Te ephone ***** 6 jnes j after office hours *****) Telegrams Hagtraco. A.S.E.C.O. Ltd..
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    A MEETING GROUND FOR SCIENCE, OIL TURE
    960 24 A MEETING GROUND FOR SCIENCE, OIL TURE Tropical Institutes help available to all JJOW can I improve my production Where can I go to find how to do it? Every good businessman often asks these questions. The answer is difficult if his goods or raw materials come from foreign countries.
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    The ugly is out in housing
    391 24 DESPITE an actively pursued building programme constantly under supervision by Parliament, the housing shortage caused by the war will continue for years to come. However, housing conditions do not compare badly with other European countries. But great as the pressure for new houses and
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      217 24 Jm. 3 „:-^^H jp^ I w '9BR TJfljfflQPiWsnnfy *3J^Blßßr fjpjfc- v^Pofc.'Mofc^lJßJl^Px^r^o^By ■> -r CjraittOi'V 'JmHrfliiufl^Bf^ S ViUMftff/ vMBWMBy f»|C Iff if IB I fOOfiifiOSto»» g ProdrM v thr onlf toothpaste with doublr aUIn DISPERGONA U-mt tooth decay, tooth tutu. «EMm air*. Erm tilt ftatinj! IvuiM roar IMft «"A PRODENT <jsSf
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      76 24 i People f who know i go > z I Dutch 1 Mails m m > the fleet that affords travellers o■ the ultimate in sea-going service 3 H Inquiries are welcome by your Travel Agent or Nederland Line Royal Rotterdam Lloyd's P Royal Dotch Mail general passenger agents Finlayson
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    It's rhyme time when St. Nicholas goes his rounds
    728 25 It's rhyme time when St. Nicholas goes his rounds 'pHK first days of December have arrived. The pastepot, scissors and wrapping paper have mysteriously disappeared. You can't enter a room without seeing somebody quickly hiding a parcel in a closet. In all the rooms of the house, big and small
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      89 25 TO BEAT THE FLOODS IN THE presence of Queen Juliana, the four wide and deep estuaries to proclosure was completed on April 24 tect the country from floods, of the Veerse Gat, an estuary between The barrage has a total length of the islands of Walcheren and North over 1.74
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      243 25 I IS WORLDWIDE I F Take the world of light! Take the world of radio! a Visit lighthouses, photographic studios. People listen to news, music, voices in a ,g palaces, boiler rooms, bridges, monuments, thousand languages as the radios of the M oflices, homes, streets, stadia, libraries— world pour forth
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    SHIPBUILDING VITAL SECTOR OF DUTCH ECONOMY
    1578 26 SHIPBUILDING VITAL SECTOR OF DUTCH ECONOMY From liners to tugs -very best all made I in Holland The yards convert and repair too lIOLLAND'S geogra- phical situation on the North Sea, in the delta region of several great rivers which link it with an extensive hinterland, was responsible for the
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      128 26 l\ GERO EDELSTAAL \^K W/ I Years of research have gone to\^Y wards producing "Gero Zilduro" Precious Steel. A special process eliminates the blueness of the steel and makes it excitingly beautiful, yet so practical and I L=? durable that constant use will not affect its silverwhite appearance. Elegance is
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      23 26 MACARONI rtW^ SPAGHETTI jrV CHICKEN BOUILLON CUBES BEEF BOUILLON CUBES Sole Agents: L. E. TELS COS TRADING SOCIETY SINGAPORE— KUALA LUMPUR- PENANG-KUCHING— JESSELTON.
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    New seaside pier a big tourist draw
    798 27 By A. R. DU PLOOY CJCHEVENINGEN is one of k? the most modern and mast popular North Sea resorts. Its many large and well-appointed hotels, its Kurhaus, bars, restaurants and cabarets, a circus, a theatre and a concert hall provide pleasure and recreation
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    DUTCH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE -FROM MEAT TO MILK AND FRUIT-SECOND TO NONE
    527 27 DUTCH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE -FROM MEAT TO MILK AND FRUIT- SECOND TO NONE VOT counting the men and women working in industries using agricultural produce as their raw material. 15 per cent of the working population are engaged in agriculture proper. Despite the general impression of flatness, there are areas in
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      215 27 Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll! ■■■■■■■■■■■■I Words that went around the world More than five centuries 8.C.. the Chinese philosopher LaoTsze said: "To perceive things in the germ is intelligence." This wisdom is not confined to philosophers' in modern industry, trade and finance, all intelligence is based on timely information on opportunities, regulations and
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      222 27 Fly by \> GIANT DOUGLAS DC-8 JETS on KLM's "GOLDEN JET CIRCLE" Service! Oroms •> KARACHI L-'J*****!* MANILA CALCUTTA^V^^^^^^^^^^^^^|^^^ oc Hi€K|j We oc Uj« h l *•«»"< RANGOON 9 EUROPE'S "WELCOME" -SIGN greets you at *M AMSTERDAM, Holland's bustling International Jw ,^F Airport! Quick and frequent connections with 45 J
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    SCIENTIFIC APPROACH HELPS OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES
    400 28 SCIENTIFIC APPROACH HELPS OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES fill-: INSTITUTE of Social Studies at The Hague is an intcrnalional centre of postgraduate training and research in the social sciences, with special emphasis on problems of economic development and rapid social change. It was founded in January, 1952, by Holland's 10 universities as
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    Engineering, building skill has come with long war to keep out the sea
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      191 28 PHILIPS SINGAPORE LTD. PHILIPS MALAYA LTD. i jF,,, i mSSB 7 rT m 9]^M^pf r ONE OF THE 160 FRIENDSHIPS IN AIRLINE OPERATION— WITH ONE OF THE 40 AIRLINES IN THE WORLD. IN ONE OF THE 26 COUNTRIES IN WHICH THE AIRCRAFT IS FLYING. The F. 27* Friendship" is far
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      69 28 SHIP ND TRAVEL DUTCH! FAMOUS DUTCH LINES: w HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE fiiL ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES I 1 Jf|| K. P. M. LINES VvOVILEy/ SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR N^^g/ PENANG f- > ,■><>.■ -,v Vi VJULI/LP! f Lllj h COS TRADINC/^fa4iif™ j F SOCIETY j Q Q}J Knit Lumpur. "*^^^^^^^ife^ V LIBERTY
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    Now why don't you become a physiotherapist here?
    591 29 JJAS youi daughter CVCI expressed :i desire to spend her lite looking after the sick and the helpless? Does she want to be more than a nurse, yet does not quite wish to be a doctor. with all the odd hours of
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    2 estranged brothers and wall of silence
    546 29 DRUr us a linr at: The Know *ll«. Sund.iv Times. Times House. Rivrr Vallrv Road. Singapore. 9. QE\\{ Know Alls: 1 estranged brother t; have not spoken to eac some time hack. M. JOHNSON. Kuala Lumpur. Easy. Apologise to him for your part
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    EXPERIMENT WITH LATH
    290 29 YOU will need a lath 2ft. to 3ft. long. At first this experiment may not seem to be very interesting, but you will find that it is one of the mast intriguing you have ever done. Lay the latn orer the outst inched foicfingers o: both lianas
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    'IT UNITES THE ENDS OF THE EARTH'
    1042 29  - 'IT UNITES THE ENDS OF THE EARTH' JOHN SELVAM WITH CHILDREN IN MIND TAKES YOU TO SUEZ BY IyELL over 1,000 years before Cleopatra, there was a "Suez Canal" running through Egypt. The present canal, in fact, is the second to be built since 2000 BC. when the first on
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      274 29 MODERN SCIENCE GIVES MODERN MALAYA A COMPLETELY fl£ ]fij TOOTHPASTE jj:";; DENTAL CREAM WITH IRIUM NEW PEPSODENT FRESHENS YOUR I MR MOUTH WITH ITS BRACING FLAVOUR! I MEW PEPSODENT with teeth shining white! NEW! NEW! Softer cream Bracing PEPPERMINT L gives faster- FLAVOUR gives you aF TfTf forming foam a
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      74 30 You look worried. Something on your mind? PU Oh, your new car! ■Eh B* Not running too well? Perhaps you're not using the right petrol. High compression engines in modern cars need a modern fuel SUPERSHELL... V ...with ICA to control ignition, making sure there's no waste of power or
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      482 30 WHILE.INAPARAWAY A /TWIN<\N3 I PIPN'T KUEvE J ■K^" i^^^ij J /vOW STRANGE TWAT CATE >k m*a CMiCAcC SO'SCKAPEC, I M W m\"A wwesj r-z SV7 ME WAS "'^mtL^§L^ > /M C SHOULC WAVE B£OU<3wT Ml« FRAWTiCrtRECTOKSOC W^ 1 M wcSi.Fjj (OCwEST v\\M > BlBBfe U^C^f V MEI2E- WHERE A 9ACAKI
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      224 30 make a big effort to settle your cash problems. Anything that has been held up for a month or two or that has been owing to you for some time should come your way at last. Take life seriously and keep romance and pleasure out of the picture for the
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      298 30 This should be a week of pleasant gatherings and happy times at home. You get letters too that give you hope for the New Year and that take a material burden oft your mind. Go ahead now with plans for a new life and a new way of making money
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      274 30 22): You should have the right hunch about making money in the next few days. This could be a week in which you settle material problems and take up the threads of an old friendship. By Saturday you should be in sight of a settlement that will give you peace
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      226 30 -STAR of the WEEK' SELDOM can you have had such curious portents as prevail on this your 19f>l birthday. From beginning to end of Mm next twelve months you will wonder exactly how you will stand and where you are going in life. Everything depends on your ability to move
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      87 30 Pmil:. Kay 'Sinsapor* student) boni on Nov. 1939. You may have to travel and to do so at very short notice. Keep in mind though that it would be unwise to make journeys too early in the year. If you are thinkinu of marriage, you will have to live through
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