The Straits Times, 13 January 1957

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Malay* No. I.i It. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1957 20 CENTS
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    A war on Yemen? No, says Britain
    86 1 N- A in quc from the I I KI Headquar- ruj said today I r tish troops or bet n n action 26 on the •i border, in qiK ii- n.' ng matunti \drn •n.s oi Into the d territory n our i
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    MALAYA SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN ITS £100 m. — PAPER
    115 1 MALAYA SHOULD HAVE BEEN GIVEN ITS £100 m. PAPER ln\lM>\ s.il Th,- richt- j uing 1 1 1.1i 1 1 > Express today r 1 n i^d ihe BritLvh (.iiirrnment s <!<'< ision to mure than a half Ihf > •••der.ition's request ii independence loan It mm! Hi iiH-uard go
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    BRITON KILLED
    14 1 IPwo youths ilKin cmv Cyprus KovernBe was in the back A P.
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    JOHORE RULER TO GIVE UP THRONE IN AUGUST'
    374 1 JOHORE RULER TO GIVE UP THRONE IN AUGUST' 'Gone for good' reports KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE SULTAN OF JOHORE intends to abdicate in August, according to usually reliable sources here. He will abdicate in the month that the Federation achieves independence, it is said. It is understood that the Sultan
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    Air strike over
    303 1 THE strike for a share in the accumulated profits of the Malayan Airways has been called off. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday promised the 600 striking employees of the company that he would set up a court of inquiry. The men. who have been
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    Lock icon HOME-FOR DRIVER TOM LEE
    76 1 HOME -FOR DRIVER TOM LEE ATHERTON. Sat. Thomas Lee. 19-year-old driver in the Royal Army Service Corps, who was given up for dead after a plane crash in the Malayan junglp returned to his Lancashire home today. When he stepped from the aircraft he had in his pocket the certificate
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    281 STRIKING SMELTERS ARE SACKED
    131 1 281 STRIKING SMELTERS ARE SACKED BUTTERWORTH. Sat. THE Straits Trading i Company has put a dismissal notice saying l that its 281 striking I smelters were dismissed because they had failed to report for work during the last 24 hours. The notice, unsigned and undated, was posted on a board
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    Lock icon Pilot killed in Spitfire crash
    41 1 RANGOON. Sat— A Bur- mese Air Force Spitiire yesterday crashed shortly before landing at Moulrru-in. 110 miles east of Rangoon, it was reported here today. The pilot was killed and the plane was completely destroyed —Reuter.
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    Lock icon CAIRO REQUEST
    33 1 NEW YORK, Sat. Epypt yesterday asked for a special meeting of the United Na- tions General Assembly on I Israel's alleged failure to' withdraw its forces behind the armistice lines. Reuter.
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    Is it democratic to ban the strip?
    192 1 NEWARK, New Jersey. Sat. Is it a denial of free expression to ban the striptease? Th a t's the question the U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to decide by two Newark burlesque houses. The Adams and Empire Theatres want the High Court
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    $45,000 ANG POW
    74 1 $45,000 ANG POW LAST DAY FOR MM JACKPOT YOU'VE still time to make your bid for the $45,000 New Year "ang pow." It's waiting to be won in the Jackpot of The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'D\ The Contest closes TOMORROW at 5 p.m. Entries postmarked Jan. .14, from outside Singapore,
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    Lock icon Anti – atomic men end 19-day fast
    134 1 Anti atomic men end 19-day fast LAUSANNE. Sat. PROFESSOR Alfred Nation. 45-year-old president of the "Anti-Atomic League" ended his 19-day fast today in protest against nuclear bomb test.s. Professor Nahon. who is a 1 vegetarian, began his fast on Christmas Eve. All he has taken during this time has been
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    Boy's body in death pool
    79 1 I Police yesterday recovered tho body of a 14-year-old boy in a pool in Aypr Rajah Road. Singapore. 22 hours after he, was drowned. The body has been identifier! as Lee Terk Huat who was swimming at 3 p.m. with a uroup of boys when
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    RED HARBOUR
    26 1 TAIPEH, Sat. The Chinp^p Communists are buildins a bi<? npw harbour in the X" -tiKirhowan area of the I South China Sea— A. P
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    VANISHING ACT BY BALLET STARS – NOT ON THE BILL
    233 1 VANISHING ACT BY BALLET STARS NOT ON THE BILL THREE MONTHS WITHOUT A LINE A BALLET SHOW planned by Singapore entrepreneur, Mr. Donald Moore, has turned into a DISAPPEAR INC ACT. "Can you please find my vanishing d. mrers for me?" he appealed to the Sunday Times yesterday. The two
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    Mr. K: Narrow shave
    40 1 Mr. K: Narrow shave HE NEARLY LOST OUT TO MALENKOV MEW YORK, Sat. The New York Times said today in a dispatch from Warsaw that the Soviet Communist Party Chief. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, was reported to have barely survived a
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    173 1 HOI S MISS|«)\ \KS\W. Sal tliiiics,. Pn-mirr Chuu Kn-l.ti s.jid hCN h»d.n lmn->r QnfpMll h rntrustrd him with mi sioii to Poland .m<l llinii;.ir> to hi-l|> ■tmMftkm and tin if > t countries of viri.tlisiii ll.ut.r challenge to his leadership. The Times cable said Mr. Khrushchev faced the
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      133 1 ENG AC EMENT RINGS U. S. de SUVA Jcwelltrs 106. ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE 9 TEL ***** Ml/ /)/y/fl/f/ in ju*t 50 seconds! u\ no other miikr-up icuhl pputhly 4o Ikt put mmt tmti -<*-»<>, max Factor Onlr Mai Factor 1 fahuloua Pan/jkc Makrl fp fm J<m wHb fmh. natural completion
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    I meet the jungle's dollar princess
    2225 2  - I meet the jungle's dollar princess Malcolm Mac Donald BORNEO PEOPLE by ASTONISHING news arrived from the Balleh. It came without warning and seemed inexplicable as it was surprising. First a rumour announced, then an official report confirmed that Temenggong Koh and Penghulus 'ugah, Sibat and Jinggut, with more than
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    TEMENGGONG KOH TAKES BUXOM LASS AS WIFE No. 2
    321 2 Hornbill Ceremony which he planned to hold. This was one of the rarest of all traditional pagan celebrations, and was to mark the final stage on this earth of his intimate personal association with the Iban gods. It did not strike
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      106 2 1 jj^^Bg Mohamed Aluddin, ||P^ <<&*<> -:v;w, f^c9J**\ m SAFE C UARD THAT PRECIOUS HEALTH. C* «k ft Each lovely child photographed here is a Lactoeen Baby. \r Sw^BPir ;^k 'f |p I V Wise parents know that the best substitute for natural feeding i 2* «.>JSa ie I nrtnopn
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    I—The Rev. Dr. Josef Vecsey-
    532 3 I— The Rev. Dr. Josef Vecsey-- I The Man Who Carried Cardinal Minds' I zenry's Own Story to the Free World 'THE Rev. Josef Vecspy. to whom Cardinal Mindszenty has told his story as it appeared in the Sunday Times, was born In the small Hungarian village of Nemeshetes lf&s
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    CONCLUDING THE AUTHENTIC MINDSZENTY STORY
    1701 3  -  Cardinal Mindszenty -by The Reds lived in hope that I would die... Cardinal Mindszenti's personal document was brought cut of Budapest by Father Joseph Vecsey on the Cardinal's instructions. It told of his release in the first hours of the tUm. It detailed his arrest
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      148 3 MALAYAN RAILWAY Personality Series No. 9 sti&%3sffltK Mr. M. S. >„»/,„„ l,ns If ltY4*Jl l*#t^ffi >inrt »rrrirr nilh lh" Main TS^jL **^k T^^*"' 'ly./ ■mi K<m/h(m. llr it ««»ir a Mi> IK'f Sfx-rin/ I -null- l.ifCttnuHirr FJJ jf^J V* Drivrr anil a rrgnlnr ilriirr 4P**^ t,/ 0/ the Hangknli hx/in-n*.
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      299 3 MORE AND MORE PEOPLE PRODUCING OATS in EIRE SUGAR in TRINIDAD GRAPES in SOUTH AFRICA /I BUTTER in NEW ZEALAND PIMENTO in JAMAICA PIASSAVA in SIERRA LEONE II MOLASSES in 11.11 1 1 TIMBER in BRITISH GUIANA I I and other products in overseas territories I I are opening I
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    WIDOW: HUSBAND THREATENED TO KILL ME- THEN SHOT HIMSELF
    933 4 HER PLEAS WERE IN VAIN: CHILD (3) IN ROOM AS HE PUT GUN TO HEAD YOUNC widow told a Singapore court yesterday how her husband threatened to kill her if she tried to take a gun away from him. Then he
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    Storm in a teacup, says Jumat
    142 4 rpHE president of the Singapore UMNO. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, yesterday described the present troubles in his party a s "a storm in a teacup." In a statement about the recent mass resignations by Rochore branch members and I two executives, he
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    Mr. TAN QUITS AFTER 23 YRS.
    124 4 Mr. TAN QUITS AFTER 23 YRS. Mr. Tan Kirn Guan, who U retiring from Imperial Chemical Industries (M) Ltd.. after 23 years service, was «iven a farewell dinner by the firm at the Peking Restaurant, Singapore, last nifht. He was oresented with a gold watch chain. Mr. Tan Joined 1.C.1.
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    Man accused of robbery
    54 4 Ong Poh Kum was tentatively charged with armed robbery in a Singapore magistrate's court yesterday, and remanded in the C.I.D. till next Saturday. He was alleged to have stolen cash and property worth $1,397 early on New Years Day at the 10 3 4 milestone. Jurong
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    PUISNE JUDGE GOING
    40 4 IPOH. Sat. The senior Puisne Judge In the Federation. Mr. Justice E. O. Pretheroe. will ieave Ipoh tomorrow by the noon mail for Penang en route to England on retirement after 11 years' service in this country
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    Waste! They cry and order boycott of merdeka celebrations
    93 4 Waste! They cry and order boycott of merdeka celebrations KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Pan-Malayan Mamie Party Is to boycott the merdeka celebrations because It feels that they are a "sheer waste of money." Its executive committee last night decided to ask party branches not to nominate members to merdeka celebrations
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    BOY TO BE CANED FOR RAPE BID
    541 4 GIRL, 6, SUFFERED: 'YOU WILL FEEL PAIN, TOO KUALA LUMP- A 16-YEAR-OLD coffee shop assistant ordered to be given six strokes of the attempting to rape a six-year-old girl at I The boy. who pleaded guilty i to the charge of attempted rape
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    BALLET-BY COUPLE WHO ARE PARTNERS ON STAGE AND OFF
    143 5 BALLET -BY COUPLE WHO ARE PARTNERS ON STAGE AND OFF riUCII POH, Singapore's well known ballet dancer and tutor, will for the tirst time give a public performance witfll her danrer husband. Vernon Mirtinus The danee "TrraMires of the Deep" is one of the many items in the show. "Time
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    Bank declares dividend
    60 5 The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is to pay a final dividend of £3 per share. The directors announce tnrt the profit for the year ended December 31. after providing for taxation, etc., amounts to HK520.635.421. The balance to be carried forward is HK511.039.578. All figures subject to
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    WOOED AND WON
    178 5 iiiiiiniiiiiiiiii Assistant Minister weds hum mm* MR. M. P. D. Nair, 35, Assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary, yesterday married Miss Susheila Nair, whom he first saw 1 1 years ago when he went to her father's house to talk politics. A quiet ceremony was held at
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    The police 'lost' car's number
    253 5 UNSATISFACTORY NOTICE-SO MOTORIST WINS APPEAL Q. B. GUNSTON a Singapore lawyer who appealed against a conviction and a fine of $20 for failing to give the traffic police particulars of the driver of his car on the night of April 15 last, succeeded in his
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    No letters on Thaipusam
    122 5 The Director of Posts, Singa- 1 pore, Mr. M. L. Dun-ant, announced yesterday that there would be no delivery of correspondence on Thaipusam, which tails on Wednesday. The hours of business at thej General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. All other post
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    $108,000 THEFT
    110 5 Woman and three men charged THREE men, Boey Kong Yun, 30. Loh Peng Fatt, 34, and Hiaw Fook Wah. 31. were charged In Singapore yesterday with breaking; into a watch dealer's shop in North Bridge Road, and stealing watches, fountain pens, and cash totalling $108,000. A woman. Lee
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    MUSLIM RECEPTION
    41 5 Singapore's Thuckalay Muslim Association wfll give a reception at the association premises on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in honour of two visiting Indians. Prof. K. Abdul Oafoor, Vice-principal. Haji Karutha Rawther Howdia College, and Mr. K. A. P. Viswanathan.
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    IT'S BLACK MONDAY
    41 5 Tomorrow will be Black Monday for 131,000 Singapore boys and girls. These include 20,000 children who will be *oing to school for the first time and about 3.900 in Governmentaided primary schools who will be joining secondary schools
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    Lock icon BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    378 5 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Sat —Results of today's Soccer matches are: i ENGLISH LEAGtE I Arsenal 1 Portsmouth 1 Aston Villa 5 Evrrton 1 Bolton 5 Leeds V. S Burnley 1 U B'wich A. 0 i Chelsea 1 Cardiff City 3 I.ntnn 0 Blackpool 2 Man. United 6 Newcastle I.
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    ASSIZES TOMORROW
    14 5 There will be a ceremonial opening of the Singapore Assizes tomorrow morning.
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    Golden rule for girls
    301 6 Golden rule for girls A FAMOUS actress, noted for her elegant and distinguished clothes, was once asked her golden rule for dressing I dreis carefully for wherever I am going to then I go to the mirror and ask myself what I can take off, shr said Generally shp look
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    DIET WITHOUT TEARS AND MAKE YOUR WAISTLINE SLIM, TRIM
    177 6 ATRIM waistline is the indispensible factor for a girl who really wants to look well In clothes, and luckily It is one of the easiest parts of the body to reduce by diet and exercise. Many gins wno decide to diet
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    Make the most your figure and features
    36 6 Fisa Martinelli's classic beauty is cleverly accentuated bp her simple hair-do ana careful but never exaggerated make-up. She takes care of it herself, shuns beauty parlours and permanent waves.
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    A girl'S big asset is her natural beauty
    456 6 A girl'S big asset is her natural beauty MALAYA can boast of some of tht pretticsr girls in th« world, overseas visitors are constantly telling us. If you don't believe it, just take a look around in any street or at public gatherings, and you'll certainly believe your own eyes.
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    151 6 z?. AMERICAN APPLE MINCE PIE MALAYANS are such enthusiastic fruit eaters that a delicious dessert which uses apples should appeal to everybody. You need: li cups cooked, unsweetened apple pulp, 6 tablespoons brown sugar, 1 cup sultanas, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 tablespoon sherry, Vt teaspoon cinnamon, >i teaspoon of
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    Aid your boy to beat his shortcomings
    163 6 Aid your boy to beat his shortcomings 'TEENAGERS often come up with problems about their boy-friends, and sometime., it seems that the girls themselves are creating some of the trouble they complain about. This week an 18-year-old Is concerned because the boy she care s for is le&s well-educated than
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    GOOD REASON TO BE GAY
    327 6 Address your litter: The •Know Alls", The Sunday Times. Cecil Street, Singapore 1. i the difference »> ■< an ampere and I plea.se? SMI LIM. Tmang. nmpere is a unit of •rent defined as nent which dcver at the rate of a second d through
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    The KNOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANR TO KNOW?
    312 7 The KNOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANR TO KNOW? up with paint when they are courting? The man is sure to find out in the end. WILLIAM. Singapore. You see, William, the fair sex have plastered themselves since £?>e because they have a sneaking .<■: "picion that it improves their appearance.
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    Pi;^^^^^^S3
    628 7 P i;^^^^^^S3 The first is the art of i/ovcrnment and second is the sanctuary extended to a foreigner who is for one reason or another a refugee from, his oun country. IT would be appreciated if you could tell me the conditions under which a letter in your column could
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    A GIRL WHO IS PLAYING A FOOLISH GAME
    634 7 A GIRL WHO IS PLAYING A FOOLISH GAME THOUGH almost 20. I have no bust because I am so thin. Do you think it will ever develop and how? WORRYING. I think it quite likely tint your bust will develop if you can manage to put on a little more
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    Jane lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
    833 7 Jane lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK gives himself away very easily and he will not be believed. People will judge you from the way you act not from what he says. I AM very much in love with a girl. I know she has a past: but I have never reproached her
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    MACMILL PICKS TEAM
    329 8 MAC MILL PICKS TEAM One by one the ministers come —question is who will get what? -as Labour men plan 'Queen in politics' battle in Commons LONDON, Saturday. MR. HAROLD MACMILLAN today continued the selection of his new government amid a Labour Opposition outcry that Conservatives have involved the Queen
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    Lock icon Butler-the man behind the scenes
    123 8 Butler -the man behind the scenes who has been strongly attacked in Parliament over the military aspects of the Suez crisis Later the Prime Minister Mr. Duncan Sandys, er of Housing and Local Government and Sir Winston Churchill's son-lri-law. Mr. Sandys has been mentioned for the treasury or if Mr.
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    Red propaganda on greeting cards: Govt. takes steps
    105 8 r»'HE Singapore Government 1 is taking steps to premt the spreading of Communist propaganda in the Colony through New Year greeting cards from China. Both the Chinese Secretariat and the police are investigating. Mr. J. D. Hasklns secretary for Chinese affairs, said
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    A GRIM SWIM FOR KIM
    56 8 A GRIM SWIM FOR KIM i LOS ANGELES. Sat. Lifeguard Roy Bryant, Jr.. standitiK by for Just such an emergency, rescued actress Kirn Novak after a big wavf knockrd her down. Mi>s Novak and JeT (handler were filming I beach scenes at Sunset Brach when the wave hit the actress
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    Lock icon Reds swoop on students
    52 8 BUDAPEST. Sat Hungarian police arrested eight university student leaders yesterday on the eve of a planned meeting of the Hungarian Students- Federation formed at the start of the revolution last October. Official Communist newspapers said a full-scale meeting of the Federation had been postponed for technical
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    Lock icon 29 new bases for NATO
    69 8 BONN. Sat. -West Germany has agreed to build 29 air bases for North Atlantic Treaty Organisation forces in addition to the 19 already in use here, the Defence Ministry announced here. I A ministry spokesman said units of the new West German Luftwaffe would occupy
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    Lock icon Israeli boats shelled
    63 8 TEL AVIV. Sat. Saudi Arabian coastal guns shelled Israeli naval units at the Red Sea entrance of the Gulf of Aqaba yesterday afternoon, an Israeli military spokesman said today. The spokesman said small craft came under the fire of guns and machineguns from the Saudi Arabian coast.
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    TONY CURTIS HAIR-STYLE IS ALL THAT'S LEFT OF 'JOHNNY' NOW
    187 8 THE transformation of "Johnnie" into Judy Lee So Mir is nearly complete but not quite. Judy is the 15-year-old Singapore girl who hoodwinked the Oldham Afternoon School into thinking she was a boy for seven years. Tomorrow she begins a
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    RIOTERS STOPPED VAN: YOUTH ON MURDER CHARGE
    307 8 RIOTERS STOPPED VAN: YOUTH ON MURDER CHARGE A CAR cleaner yesterday told a Singapore magistrate how a crowd assaulted a City Council driver at the height of the October riots and left him bleeding to death. Ammirudin bin Jaidin was testifying against a youth, N<j Hoe Loo, tentatively charged with
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    HIS BOMB KILLED 44 FLIERS, NOW HE IS EXECUTED
    75 8 CHICAGO. Sat. John Gilbert Graham was executed in Canon City. Colorado, last night for murdering his mother, one of 44 panengKl aboard an airliner he caused to crash with a dynamite bomb. Graham sat strapped and blindfolded in the state ga
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    Lock icon Quiet weekend for 'The Body'
    33 8 HOLLYWOOD. Sat—Marie McDonald, whose story of kidnapping is being investigated, left yesterday for a secret hideaway. Her physician ordered the blonde actress into seclusion for the weekend.— A.P.
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    Alliance is warned of Penang riot propaganda
    213 8 PENANC. Sat. ANTI-ALLIANCE groups in Penang today refuted an a I c g a tion by a Kuala Lumpur Alliance source that "groups of setessionists who wanted Penang to J remain a British colony" were responsible for the recent George Town disi turbances.
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    2,000 marines from U.S. visit Colony
    129 8 2,000 marines from U.S. visit Colony Tw 0 ships of the U.S. Navy, Tellair and Oakhill carrying about 2.000 officers and men of the 3rd Battalion, 3rd Regiment, 3rd Marine Division, are now in Singapor on a goodwill tour. One of the men. S. Sgt David Elmgren. a World War
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    6,000 presents from Shaws
    88 8 Chinese New Year presents from the directors of Shaw Brothers Ltd., Mr. Runme Shaw and Mr. Run Run Sha a-, will be distributed to about 6.000 poor people in the Federation and Singapore thus year. The presents— each reciDient will get five katie.s of rice, a
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    3 Asians land top posts
    66 8 Three Asians have been appointed to executive posts in the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company in Singapore. They are: Mr. Ng Chiau Beng, 29, who has been promoted to sales assistant, special products; Mr. Tan Eng Hoe, 29, who is now general sales representative: and Mr. K.
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND REACHES NORTH BURMA
    128 8 "pANGOON. Sat. Group Captain Peter Townsend, whose name was once romantically linked with Princess Margaret, arrived last Monday at Myitkyina. capital of Kachln State in North Burma, delayed reports reaching here said today. Townsend. who is on a world trip by Landrover. travelled to Myitkyina over
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      Settling down to New Year
      220 9 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL T, car-end re)Oicare over; the noted the Honread the anws and the nking hopes back to nor- IU usual An irrltea that he jrbid and how can 1 iiicai in old irked off a private and rrespondence. s been no rain VMk
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      Taxes up-so taximen threaten to increase fares
      230 9 Taxes up-so taximen threaten to increase fares SINCAPORES taximen are threatening to increase fares because of the higher cost of running their vehicles. The threat is contained m a letter sent to the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday by the Singapore Hire Car Association, i It protested against
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      26 apply for N.Z. study
      63 9 Twenty Ii x non-graduate teachers from Government and aided English schools in Singapore have applied for fe ■eholanhlpi offered by thf New Zealand Government under the Colombo Plan. The courses will lead to B.A. and B.Sc degrees. Two will be chosen for studies in applied
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      'LIVE* JAZZ TODAY
      37 9 The Singapore Jazz Club will hold another jam session today at the Highway Inn. Clemenceau Avenue, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Del Turner and his Quintet will provide an hour of live music.
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      TAMIL FESTIVAL
      29 9 A music and dance com- petition was held at the Happy World Stadium last night as part of the Tamils Festival, organised by the Singapore Tamils RepresenCouncil.
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      New Year dance at swim club
      48 9 The Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore, will hold its annual New Year dinner and dance on Jan. 26. Highlights will be a lion dance and sword play by the Chin WWoo o Athletic Association and hairdo and "Mr Personality of the Night" competitions.
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      A new radio serial but only few knew about it
      307 9 CO once again we have a serial launched on its way without sufficient advance publicity Thorn a s Hardys "THE WOODLANDERS" first part Tuesday the Bth at 8.30 pm. (repeat, though you've probably missed it anyway, last Friday 5. 30
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      New Year in Petticoat Lane—London's Change Alley
      657 9 New Year in Petticoat Lane— London 's Change Alley A STROLL DOWN THAT FAMOUS SUNDAY-ONLY MARKET EVER since I came to live in London I have intended visiting Petticoat Lane, that famous Sun-day-only market, noted also for spivs and cockney good humour, where you can buy almost anything from a
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      Record Review
      188 9 IVTWCOMERS to thr rrvirwme In-11l records undrr thr (iiinian Polydor label and thr first two offerings support the belief that Kood thing* come in small packages. The first Polvdor recordings reviewed here are 45 rpm presentations with quality reproduction and ideal for lighter moment*, in a manner reminiscent
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    56 10 7* Horrfj ilt (mm, mum). WHITE FHEEP of the' I PWony and Fun S'aee next Prod^ftion. Victoria Hall 7th, Bth, »Ui IN TOUCH with cur- Ea»t Asia by Puta* m the Free Press. I Malayan can > KM ALL KINDS Of Ladles Please conH AH. 46 Upp: Serangooon 1
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES
    7 10 Singapore, 13, Jan. 1957
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    AID FROM A FRIEND
    333 10 THHE Federation's financial mission set out for London nursing hopes of very handsome aid from Britain, perhaps as much as a thousand million dollars. It is returning with promises of a third the amount. Those who profess disappointment need to remember that expectations ought never to
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    A Warning
    167 10 DEACE has returned to Penang. The tension that existed between the communities has relaxed. Fear has given way to demonstrations of goodwill. All this is encouraging. But it is not enough to shake hands and to dismiss the tragic events in Penang as unfortunate and unexpected manifestations of
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    HOW MUCH LONGER CAN KHRUSHCHEV LAST?
    1064 10 HOW MUCH LONGER CAN KHRUSHCHEV LAST? WHAT does the Hungarian bloodbath mean for the rulers of the Kremlin? Soviet tanks can fulfil their brutal mission of destroying the lives of thousands of unarmed Hungarian workers. But one thing they cannot do. They cannot hide the fact that in the past
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    HAROLD WILSON
    270 10  -  the Rt. Hon £HMi by Socialist M.P. for Huyton E (Laneashlrei. As President of >£ the Board of Trade he met 5 and negotiated with the top Russians. His recent vi>iU E 2to Moscow have heen as a business man. aiimmmiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimim£ Khrushchev is being shot at from both
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    NO HARM IN SWALLOWING THOSE PIPS
    224 10 LONDON. n ON T the harrassed mother had said to the child in the bus, "don't swallow the orange pips." Some of the passengers had laughed. AH the same. I knew that the woman in the bus was really worried about appendicitis. Thousands of
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    The Stars and Me!
    533 10 The Stars and Me! QO you want to be rich, succ^ famous, and happy in your love I 1957? Because I've had an idea. I have asking some rich, successful, 'a~people who are happy in their love iives reached this desirable state, and it seems did it by the stars.
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      657 10 CLASSIFIED ADS.! W*4i $1* (mimimmm). LOKE on lHh January 1957 at Melbourne. AustraUa. Dr. Henn Sic» Yoon Tung, alde*t ton of Mr and Mrs. lung Peng Yew of Koala Lumpur and Singapore, to Mb* Loke Park Thong < -illy daughter of the late Mr. it Mrs. Loke Yalk Poo. of
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      79 10 The International Gin that's Bight every time Those who know unhfMtat- ji M^^ irißly say "Gilbcy's. plrasc >rjßvm Bfcause Gilbey's v thf onr Zflf3K\ gin that s dry. clear. .aVrfIVMKm thf right proof and right i!)k\m taste Always smooth Gil tf:^^ iosdo! Mw bey's makes a velvety Martini i cocktail,
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    ARNOLD WANTS TO FIGHT HIS FATHER'S KILLERS
    326 11  -  DAPHNE MORAN BOY WHO SAW HIS DAD SLAIN IS STAYING BACK by 15-year-old boy who saw his father killed i a band* ambush outside Bentong on Dec. 26, intends to »yenge his dad's death. •nold. son of the late Staff Sergeant W. E.
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    MIDWIVES' CENTRE
    18 11 centre f°r Singapore was opened jresterSomapah Road. 10th Road, by Mr. A. Chairman of the ard.
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    ENVOY FLIES IN
    21 11 I J BlakPnpy. Aus-MitusKr-ricsiioiate to Cambodia and Laos. n Singapore, by air lay on his way to Sai-
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    Tore her blouse when she refused drink
    194 11 PENANC. Saturday. AN Indian girl, Kalimal, told the First Magistrate's Court here today that a youth dragged her and tore her blouse wnen she refusad to have a drink 1 with him. "He accosted me while i was walking home after a cinema
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    Our new army— a special report
    162 11 Our new army a special report pOR every vacancy in the Federation Army there are eight men trying to enlist. They flock to towns and villages visited by recruiting teams. They write to their legislative councillors giving reasons why they should be taken into the Army immediately. They even turn
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    Stripped of his rank
    97 11 A British Army sergeant was sentenced by a Singapor P District Court Martial on Friday to six months' detention and to b e reduced to the ranks, for obtaining $50 each, under false pretences, from a warrant officer and a fellow sergeant. The accused was Sgt.
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    Toe H official here for talks
    59 11 Mr. John Calif, an administrator of the Toe H, an international organisation devoted to the promotion of inter communal harmony, arrived in Singapore yesterday to have talks with Colony officials of the Toe H on expanding the organisation. He will be here for four
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    TIN PRICE
    17 11 The tin price In Singapore yesterday wat $385. 50. down $225 on Friday's closing price.
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    COPRA PRICE
    22 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prire* ve^terdav were: Strnlts mixed copra: January $29 (Norn.): February $29V» (Norn). The ion« was quiet.
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    MARRIED
    45 11 MR. AM) MRS. Joseph Chew who were married in Mantin. Ni-sn Semhil.m. recently. The bride is the eldest dauchter of the late Mr. Stanislaus l.urn Won*; Kee and Madam thin Swee Lan. the (room the adopted son of Mr». M. R. Joseph of Singapore.
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    They come to help Malayan doctors
    135 11 rO Australian doctors who will coach Singapore and Federation doctors for the primary examination for Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons, arrived in Singapore yesterday. They were Dr. H. H. Edde.v. (left), lecturer in Surgical Anatomy, and Dr. G. S. Christie right
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    25 THUGS MAY BE BANISHED IN PENANG ROUND-UP
    174 11 25 THUGS MAY BE BANISHED IN PENANG ROUND-UP PENANC, Saturday. TWENTY-FIVE gangsters, picked up by police since the Penang disturbances last week, face possible banishment or restricted residence Their cases will be heard by an independent committee of Inquiry, Mr. E. H. Harries Penang CID chief, told the Sunday Times.
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    Boys' Clubs flag day
    56 11 The Federation of Boys' Clubs will hold a flag day on Saturday, Feb. 9, to raise funds to meet its estimated expenditure of $10,000 for 1957. Letters will be sent to Colony firms asking for donations. The Federation has received 500 collection tins from the Metal
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    U.S. army boss to visit Malaya
    49 11 Gen. L. L- Lemnitzer, United States' Far East C-in-C and C-in-c United Nations Command. Tokyo, will arrive in Singapore today on a three-day familiarisation tour of Singapore and the Federation. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Lemnitzer and the i r dauchter Lois.
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    Picnic parties often dared the crocodiles
    824 12 Picnic parties often dared the crocodiles JANJONC Rhu, it appears, has for many years been a convenient spot for beaching fired ships. As early as June 1857. CM. Dare reported in his diary that a French screw steamer, St. Louis, came in with a fire on board from selfcombustion. They
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    ICY EKBERG GETS HOT OVER 'BREAK UP' RUMOURS
    200 12 ICY EKBERG GETS HOT OVER 'BREAK UP' RUMOURS I NEW YORK. British actor Anthony steel, who was a paratrooper before he be?2 me a w lm star is fighting the toughest battle of his .career against Hollywood ;i-umours which threaten to break up his marriage to Anita Ekberg. A fortnight
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    * PATTERNS *
    182 12  - PATTERNS DONALD DAVIES Historical Corner by PXTRANTS in our Picture Contest often display ingenuity, imagination and skill in obtaining photographs which naturally suggest the theme of the week. This time the theme is "Patterns." it And winning the first prize of $30 is Kong Sin Choon, 521 Penang Road, Penang,
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    Here is how fo enter
    71 12 CAMKKA lun s should MOM entrit's to "Camera Contest", Sunday TIBMS, Cecil Street. Singapore 1 Name, address and details .MIST he written on the back of each print. Glossy prints are preferred: and slmulil h t postcard i or larger If passible No responsibility k
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      26 12 V ft ITUS HE ANTIMAGNfcTIC ft3H MlfK tS C£ WA n Z!' I£ w ILS &£>&? "4 UNBREAKABLE SPRING AVAILABU AT ALL LEADING WATCH DEALfcR.* I J
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      209 12 Popular Crossivonl ACROSS: 2 Natural abode I DOWN: 1 Roundabout route Or. 9 Uest f6i 11 Sinning <6>; I (6); 2 Dwellings (5); 3 Serpents 13 DUpoßltlon ill); 15 The j (4); 4 Insect (3>- 5 Beverage figures for fruit? (5); 16 Stories j (3); 6 Limbs (4); 7 Discourse
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      A HINDU GIRL LIVED THROUGH AIR CRASH
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      Yesterday's stars turn out tops in film on tomorrow
      528 13  - Yesterday's stars turn out tops in film on tomorrow Doug Lackersteen by VV H V does a man, apparently happily married, obviously set in his ways, suddenly cut loose to engage in what is often described an affair? Is it because hr has reached that dangerous stage called the Forties
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      From a molehill a mountain in Vista Vision
      308 13 From a molehill a mountain in Vista Vision "TOU MOUNTAIN", starA ring Spencer Tracy, is something that Paramount. aided by Vista Vision. has made out of a molrhill It is excellent material for a short subject, but blown up to Its present sire serves only to present many cracks. Basically
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      Lollo makes with the lah-lah-lah
      259 13 OUR Lollo makes with the lah-lah-lah in the Italian film, THE MOST BEAI TIFIL WOMAN IX THE WORLD", which deais with life in the world of crand opera. But you can relax, kids. Th» chape is still the shape of Gina Lollobngida. though the larynx
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      Divorce is not Sunny— a film shows why
      200 13 A GROWN up motion picture for grown up emotions says the publicity about 20th Century-Fnxs •TEENAGE REBEL'— and I agree completely. The f.lm treats in an adult way the problems confronting the teenage child of dnorred parents and shows how such a
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      It's rugged, but routine
      94 13 REPUBLICS "THK riAVERICK QUEEN" has Barbara Stanwyck in the unfamiliar role of a hootin', rootin', shootin' queen of the wild frontier. Scott Brady is a knave who would have trumped the Queen but for Barry Sullivan who has a couple of tricks up his sleeve. Barbara,
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      490 13 r H'.'J.M.l.'iH Hl.ljlj jl L, .'mm I am. 1.44, 4. I 3« S .j a pM KKIMItI) \MI)M\RK in "BACKLASH" rJI mtw th*t nnn n K f *ww TOOAI »am IM.KiAL'. •■PP II 14V A^tflT? l^^Ta^La«aW I k <M ASM p.m. THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN CAVALCADE IHI KINO or COMtDY AT
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      281 13 Mil mH(. mhin M IK U lIONx' ICATHAYI OPENS TODAY! I Ham. 1.45 4.15—6.45 A <».3O pm A TEEN-AGER^ IN TROUBLE! UAMES CAQJEY^XBftRBARA, SWWVDK 22j^p522iEi2S walterTTdgeon TODAT 9 a.m.: "AT WAR WITH THF ARMY*. [g^p^j^^OP^N^^ Vy IHI 11 am., 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 A 930 p.m. JOHN O'HARA'S FLAMING PORTRAIT OF
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      233 13 RAO.O MALAYA 1(1 > 0 <*> REGIONAL Trncrammr* thus marked ran be rwrlved by lixtenrrs in Malacca. eiy/..««.r Short wive 49 A 41m. Medium SINGAPORE mif 476 m.. 341 m. 366 m. and cv j 79m Short wave 62nn. Medium wave A.M. 900 Waltzine and March- 4 8 -ag. 9.30
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      222 14 At last, available for immediate delivery New as today. ..in every way! N EW HILLMAN NEW HILLMAN MINX OE LUXE SALOON BB New styling 1 Long, low. elegant New 3-dimensional comfort! lines Years of "up-to-date' owner- More leg-room, more head-room. ship for you' more seat-space. Fine appoint- raj ments luxury
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      84 14 Japan for Cherry Blossom Time -"2afer- <fyid Glgm lounid GLu »tn»« «nH rrnllti per\<,n it \ttrntitp »f r»ir* In lh« B*' for information and boolrmgi contu'f your Trovt Agent or AdJAIAVAAi A IDIAiAVC &****<■ $*t" agents ret ?/66> mMLMiMff MinfvATj OCfAN BUHD/NG SINGAPOtt All over the world ipßrJb^- Pfl.A f
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    THOUSANDS FIND THE COURAGE TO LIVE-AT THIS CHAPEL on the HILI
    520 15  - THOUSANDS FIND THE COURAGE TO LIVE-AT THIS CHAPEL on the HILI CHAN CHIN BOCK by People of all races, religions and walks of life ITVERY Saturday between 1 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 o'clock in the evening, 8,000 people pack a little chapel, popularly called the Novena Chapel, in
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    PRAYER CAN DO WONDERS'
    684 15 twerea"' Father Grogan offers this explanation. "There have been instances where a person who has only completed one or two of his nine prayers and found his needs granted. On the other hand there nre people who have prayed for years without getting what they want.
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    Cobalt bomb to combat cancer
    340 15 PHILADELPHIA, A PHILADELPHIA can■rt err specialist reported recently that he is 'convinced" that rays from radioactive cobalt, a peaceful product of atomic energy, are more beneficial than conventional X-rays In treating cancer. It U still too parly, however to clve a definite report on treatment
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      1396 16 £> yxEpGAR Rice Burroughs' /i______i\ w^ScV 1 A TWE WITCW VOZ'OZ M^S BiTTEe.LV j^ll wSLjWm '^^—Z v /NCr^^lß^ orr*oSE7 THE QUEEN, VOWING THAT >"/ Yff] [M _f \Y I^Sfrt Wr^£-J SOVNEOME WOULP ~IE IP TME WHITE, /Jf i7^n 'MWI A M f\ fl>f^ YOU A\EN WILL STAY AN7 JOIN A\E
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    INTERPOL
    434 17 by Stanley Handman EVEN Paris taxi drivers can't tell you off hand how to find the inter- national Criminal Police Organisation. Only a small brass plaque marks the 40--room building housing the offices of Interpol s Secretariat-General at 37 Rue Paul Valery in the city's 16th arondissement. v people
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    All world criminals are known at this Crime HQ
    370 17 All world criminals are known at this Crime HQ query Ir.U'rpol, which would >»n Btoti get in touch with Italian and French contact! and lory. trd ihe full dossier to the ■The Italian and FrenclJ tplain Sico:. "will try to nnd out U this man haa worked this game oefore.
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    Terror of the world crook
    614 17 Terror of the world crook "and the Israeli authorities told us that the two arrested men said that with Interpol on their necks, there was no place,they could go." Another case was that of a man wanted last year by Austria. Word went out to member states, and Rome reported
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    MILLIONS GO UP IN SMOKE
    291 17 Next Week THE WORLD'S MOST NOTORIOUS COUNTERFEITER CHICAGO. Sat. AN estimated 380,000.000,--000 cigarettes were sold last year through more than 1.000.000 U.S. retail outlets. It is probable that cigarettes were Involved in more retail transactions than any item other than U.S. currency itself. Cigarettes are
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    Lock icon Quite O. K., says Japan
    66 18 TOKYO. Sat.— The Japan Table Tennis Association has said that Japan does not consider it necessary to ban sponge bats The English Table Tennis Association executive committee decided to recommend that "sponge and other freak bats" be banned in England next season. Sponge bats were
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    108 18 ACROSS: 2, Habitat. 9. Repose. 11, Erring. 13, Temperament, IS. Cones. 16, Sagas, 18. Rue*. 19, Oas. 21. Trio. 22, Art. 23. Walks. 25. Ell. 26, Roam. 27. Aped. 28. Era. 30, Rusty. 32. Ire. 34. Rote. 36. Toe. 37, Peer. 38. Swish. 40, Sends. 41, Interpolate. 44.
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    Singer Gazelle (fast, frisky, graceful) is a car with class
    439 18  - Singer Gazelle (fast, frisky, graceful) is a car with class GRAHAM SHORT By "|"HE Singer Gazelle is as fast and frisky as its African namesake and just as graceful. Ten months ago, when the Singer company was heading for the financial rocks, the Gazelle was no more than a vague
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    ITS COACHWORK EARNED A GOLD MEDAL
    254 18 The starter button has been discarded. The engine hums into eager life by a slight turn of the ignition key. Following the big car fashion. the Gazelle is fitted wiUi a wind screen washer operated from the dashboard. It has an h y draulically
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    SCC fight back from 6-0 deficit
    391 19 CENTRE-THREE RIDEOUT STARS FOR ARMY J^ STRONG Army team collapsed badly in the second half and went down to the Singapore Cricket Club by 11 points (a goal, try and a penalty) to six (try, penalty goal) in their rugger match on the padang
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    21 19 Tamil Brotherhood beat Junior A. A. 2-1 to win the Veeraslngam Memorial Cup at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    37 19 BATU PAHAT. Sat —King's Own Scottish Borderers beat Royal Welsh Fusiliers by 16 points (two gaols, penalty and try) to three (penalty) In the south rone final of the Farelf rugger competition here today.
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    66 19 Royal Military Police edged The Blacks by 14 points (goal and three tries) to 13 (two goals and a try) In a rugger match at Gillman Barracks yesterday. Liver <2>, Foy and Orgle scored tries for R.M.P. while McCartney made a conversion The Blacks scored
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    59 19 AUCKLAND. Sat. Ken Wharton. the British racing car driver, died of Injuries after crashing In the New Zealand Grand Prix here yes'erday. British drivers Reg Parnell and Peter Whltehead, both In Italian Ferraris, finished first and second in the New Zealand Grand Prix. Parn-11 clocked
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    49 19 Fourteenth Squadron R.N.Z.A.F. trounced Royal Artillery by 36 points (3 goals and 7 tries) to nil In a rugger match at Tengah yesterday. Hartley (3). Wapanl (2). Glddlon, Albert Murdoch, McNaught and WUliams scored the trie*. Hartley then lucked two goals while Glddlon converted the third.
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    98 19 SAINT ANDREW S Old Boys defeated Royal Army Service Corps by nine points (two dropped goals and a try) to three (penalty) In a rugger match at WoodsvlUe yesterday. Saints, with 13 players, opened scoring with a try by Ho Chin Bin. Saints' 14th player
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    73 19 A lucky try scored by Maw-ion in the second half enabled RAF. seletar to beat Nee Soon by six points (two tries i to three (try; at Nee Soon yesterday. Nee Soon took the lead with a try by Kerry, but Seletar quickly equalised through
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    FESTIVAL DOUBLE
    55 19 CINOAPORES schoolboy slncles runner-up, V. S. 8. Nathan, won the men's singles and doubles titles at the Tamil Festival badminton tournament at Rangoon Road yesterday. Nathan beat R. Balasubramanlam 18-15. 14-17, 15-11 In the singles final. Then partnering Bala£ubramaniam. they bea', S. G Samy and S. SithambHiam 15-4,
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    32 19 EAST LONDON. Sat Border were dismissed for 78 runs In their first Innings at tea anrt followed on 322 runs behind tne M.C.C. who declared at 400-8 today.
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    139 19 ROYAL Air Force Singapore scored their first ever hockey i victory over Singapore Recreation Club yesterday, winning theii friendly match by 2-1 at Seletar The airmen made a splendid re- covery in the second half In which they scored both theli j coals through
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    218 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Santa Catarina takes season 's first race f ORl) FREDERICK 11, with Mickey Donnelly astride, put up a good performance to store a handsome three-length win in the Class 5, Div. 1. 7 f handicap at Ipoh yesterday, first day
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