The Straits Times, 8 March 1959

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In No. 1.228. SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1959 20 CENTS
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    THE BIG WALK WORRY: WILL IT RAIN?
    292 1 THE BIG WALK WORRY: WILL IT RAIN? CINGAPORE, Sot. As excitement mounted today with the zero hour tor the Free Press Walk drawing closer and closer, the 1.636 who will take part in the event tomorrow were worried by the weather. They wen wondering whether the main "obstacle" in this
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    Lock icon NEW BRITISH ENVOY
    22 1 JAKARTA, Sat.- -The new British Ambassador to Indonesia, Sir Leslie Fry, has arrived to take up his post. Reuter.
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    Lock icon BIG SEND-OFF FOR GRIVAS?
    67 1 T^ICOSIA, Sat, Archbishop Mukarics said last night that the Eoka leader. George Grivas "will leave Cyprus in a dignified manner.'" It was the first acknowledgement by the prelate since his return to this island that Griyas will leave. Makurios refused to elaborate on his statement. Makarios
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    In case of emergency DIAL 2 or 3
    444 1 In case of emergency DIAL 2 or 3 NEW SECURITY SYSTEM TO KEEP PUBLIC ALERT BY PHONE SINGAPORE, Saturday. |N ANY national emergency in Singapore the public will soon be able to keep track of events by telephone if they cannot get near a radio to hear public announcements. Anyone
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    FORMER JAPAN PREMIER DIES
    59 1 FORMER JAPAN PREMIER DIES former Prime Minister of Japan, died yesterday in his home in Tokyo at the age of 76. He had a heart attack. The veteran statesman was Prime Minister for two years from December 1954. National leaders, led by the Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi, rushed to
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    Lock icon 3-PRONGED DRIVE
    24 1 BANGKOK. Sat The Prime Minister, Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. has ordered the arrest of beggars, prostitutes and lepers in Ba ngkok. Reuter.
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    Lock icon SAMPAN GIRL IS PRINCE'S GUEST ON BRITANNIA
    118 1 HONG KONG. Sat.— An unemployed Cantonese sampan girl was an honoured guest of Prince Philip today at a reception aboard the Royal yacht Britannia. She is Miss Ho Kwai Ying, 23. whom Prince Philip first met in 1945 when, as a navy lieutenant
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    ORSON WELLES CALLS ON STAR OF PEKING OPERA
    224 1 Miss Yu Soo (how, leader of the Pi-king opera troupe now performing at Sky Theatre, last night received a big surprise. She was in the dressing room putting final touches to her makeup when in walked actor Orson Welles. Miss Yu. also
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    Lock icon Rebels attack estates in North Sumatra
    70 1 Rebels attack estates in North Sumatra Jakarta, sat. Rebels have reopened guerilla warfare against British and Indonesian rubber estates in North Sumatra, estate agents said here today. Worst hit were estates in the lonely Renkauprapat area, 200 miles south of Medan, the North Sumatran capital. Bands of 40 to 50
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    A PRETTY ROBBER
    37 1 LAS VEGAS (Nevada). Sat. A beautiful, but hard-talk-ing 19-year-old blonde robbed the First National Bank of Nevada of almost US$2,OOO today, but was captured almost immediately as she attempted to flee in a bus.
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    Lock icon Mr. K WARNS: WAR OVER BERLIN WILL BE END OF THE WEST
    296 1 Mr. K WARNS: WAR OVER BERLIN WILL BE END OF THE WEST LEIPZIG, Saturday. "^HE Soviet Premier, Mr Nikita Khrushchev, warned the West today that e^en a limited war over Berlin would become a global holocaust "that will end with the desctruction of the West." I He told a meeting
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    Lock icon U.S. $2O MIL. LOAN
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The United States development Loan Fund today announced a loan of U.S. $20 million to the Metropoloitcn Electric Authority of Bangkok Slam —Reuter.
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    DEBBIE FOR SPAIN
    32 1 NEW YORK, Sat —Actress Debbie Reynolds flew to Spain yesterday to make a film. She told newsmen that she regarded Eddie Fisher as a closed chapter in her life-
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    Now Mr. M tells of another $500,000 offer
    364 1 Now Mr. M tells of another $500,000 offer ...AND CALLS FOR REGULAR PROBE OF PARTY FUNDS SINCAPORE, Saturday. MR. DAVID MARSHALL, chairman of the Workers' Party, today told the Sunday Times that in November last year he had turned down an offer of $500,000 from the head of another Colony
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    Chew to resign from the SPA
    332 1 CINGAPORE. Sat.— The former Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, is to resign from the Singapore People's Alliance. Mr. Chew told the SPA of hLs intention during a meeting of its executive committee today. After the meeting, the SPA secretary-general. Mr Wang Tsun Hao.
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 MAN FOUND SLASHED SIM PURE, Sat Kam;<ti 30. found I flatbed it 7th mile Bufc t limih Road tonign Takes t" General Ho--
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    Our secret radio code nearly cracked us!
    1585 2  -  TOM HARRISSON CONTINUING: OPERATION TIGER ANTS (Part 2)-A FIRST-HAND ACCOUNT OF THE i»y SO FAR:— Eight British and Australian commandos, members ot the tough "Z Special" cloak-and-dagger unit, had dropped into the jungle of Japanese-occupied Borneo (at Bario. on the Plain of Bah)
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    Thousands join the growing army of tiger ants
    2589 3 ...THE SECRET WAR IN BORNEO, TOLD FOR THE FIRST TIME drop was not a good one; a good deal ol it was lost. What mattered most was the proof that we had further .support. This further demonstration—of our good faith and continuing
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    Do's and Dont's for the Federal polls
    355 4 CANDIDATES ARE ALLOWED MAXIMUM OF FIVE CARS FOR EACH POLLING STATION $500 FINE IF YOU CIVE VEHICLE WITHOUT PERMIT TO CARRY VOTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. PEOPLE supporting any candidate at the coming general election will be liable to a fine of up to
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    GOVT. SEEKS PARENTS OF THE BOY
    133 4 GOVT. SEEKS PARENTS OF THE BOY The Singapore Social Welfare Department is anxious to contact the pa. rents or guardians of this boy who was found wan. dering in the Kampong Ka. por area on Jan. 26. The boy gave his name as Er Hong Hai and his age as
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    $1,797,215 IN TAX
    17 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation's net collections from income tax for February totalled $1,797,215.
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    DRIVER SAVES HANGING WOMAN
    88 4 DRIVER SAVES HANGING WOMAN KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— A PWD driver returning here yesterday saw a woman dangling from a rope tied to a rubber tree at 19th mile Ipoh Kuala Lumpur road. A Selangor CID spokesman said today that the man stopped the vehicle, cut the rope and brought the
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    It's now Royal North Borneo Turf Club
    66 4 It's now Royal North Borneo Turf Club JESSELTON, Sat. The Queen has permitted the North Borneo Turf Club to add the word "Royal" to its title. The Queen's approval was conveyed to t.he club's chairman. Mr. W. I. Sproson, by Prince Philip during his visit here. The club was opened
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    On murder charge
    31 4 SEGAMAT. Sat. Three men, M.S. Kassim. 43. T.A. Mohamed. 44. and K.S. Ranganathan. 27. were jointly charged here with the murder of a woman. Padamah. They were remanded.
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    Flags out for big ceremony in Tana Rata
    94 4 TANA RATA, Sat. This administrative centre of the Cameron Highlands has been decorated for tomorrow's historic ceremony when the Sultan of Pahajig will declare the district a "white" area. The Sultan and party have already ajrived and are staying at the Rest
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    $6,000 FOR AWARDS
    30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The National Union of Plantation Workers has approved $6,000 this year to be given as scholarships for members' children. About 15 children will benefit.
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    FIRST $101 FOR ELECTIONS FUND
    133 4 MALACCA, Sat. Mr. A. K. Ramaiah. a restaurant proprietor here, was the first person in the Federation to donate to the Alliance elections fund set up six days ago under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Kahman. Mr. Ramaiah this morning garlanded the
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    Advice from a Governor
    241 4 MALAYS TOLD NOT TO LEAN TOO HEAVILY ON GOVT. PROPS KUALA KANCSAR, Saturday. THE Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Sir Uda. today urged Malays not to lean too heavily on "props which the Government gives you in the form of special privileges." Spe axing at the
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    New White Paper on Reds
    115 4 New White Paper on Reds NIBONG TEBAL, Sat— The acting Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak, said here today that a White Paper on the present trend on Communist subversive attempts to win over loyal Malayans would be tabled at the next meeting of the Federal Council, v "We have a
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    KING, QUEEN VISIT MORIB T.B. CENTRE
    229 4 MORIB. Saturday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Pormaisuri Agong today visited the tuberculosis centre her* on the third day of their tour of this coastal district. Hundreds of schoolchildren from nearby estate schools lined the route. The children cheered and waved when
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    A STUFFED TIGER GROWLS AT THE FAIR
    94 4 A STUFFED TIGER GROWLS AT THE FAIR SINGAPORE, Sat.—Thousands of people have been fascinated by a very unusual stuffed liner at the Singapore Constitution Exposition. The tiger looks like any stuD't-d tieer in a museum but when anyone gets too close it G«OULS. How is it done? The brain behind
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    Man stole from brother-in-law
    50 4 SEGAMAT. Sat When Hussain. a rubber tapper, returned home from work at Nagappa estate one day. his jewellery was missing, the Segamat court was told. His brother-in-law. Wahrldan bin Talal. 23, admitted In court that he stole the Jewels, and was sentenced to three months' jail.
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    FIVE GENERALS GO VISITING
    153 4 IPOH. Sat. Five generals and three brigadiers an unprecedented number visited Commonwealth military units stationed in North Malaya within the past few days. On Tuesday the Comman-der-in-chief. Far East Land Forces. Lt.-Gen Sir Richard Hull, and the GOC 17 Gurkha Division. Maior-Gen. JAR. Robertson, flew to
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    36 4 DATO CHE O N G GUAN CHEANG. 73 of Kemaman and 154 Onan Road. Spore pa&sed awny at Kuantan Hospital on tin morning of 7th March 1959 leaving behind wife and son Cheouf Jit Hee.
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    Good citizens' role after war: Fight crime
    240 5  - Good citizens' role after war: Fight crime JEFFREY FRANCIS THESE 80,000 PEOPLE WILL STILL BE USEFUL By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. £YEN after the Emergency is over the 120 Good Citizens Committees of Malaya, whose membership number over 80,000, will still be useful to the country in many ways. They can
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    Brothers to hang for murder of planter
    213 5 Brothers to hang for murder of planter A LOR STAR, Sat.— Three brothers. Mat bin Awang Kechil, Darus and Mat Isa. were today sentenced to death in the Kedah Assize Court for murdering a padi planter, Ismail bin Taib. at Lubok Batu, North Kedah, on May 31 last year. The
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    Gold key opens bank branch
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A branch of the United Commercial Bank Ltd. in Camp- i bell Lane, oil Serangoon I Road, was officially opened today by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. Mr. Jumabhoy opened the bank with a gold key, after which
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    NEW SPA BRANCH
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tun Lim Yew Hock, president of the Singapore People's Alli•ance. will open the party's second branch at A'exandra Road at 3.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    The architect takes Singapore bride
    111 5 ON OF Singapore's r.uxl est wrdding reccptioi .s was held at the Raffles Hotel yesterday when Mr. Teh Cheang Wan, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Teh Ewr Fee of Penang. wa.- married to Miss Luna Tan. j daughter of Mr. ai d Mrs. Tan
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    City Council advice for home seekers
    85 5 City Council advice for home seekers SINGAPORE. Sat. The City Council Building Surveyor's Department has started a public assistance section to prevent unscrupulous builder swindling the home seekers. A council statement said today: "Warnings have been issued by the City Council from time to time. But cases of people being
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    CHARITY SHOWS
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Serangoon Garden Sports Club will hold two open-air cinema shows at the clubhouse tomorrow in aid of the Kampong Tiong Bahru fire victims fund.
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    At your cinema Kuantan
    58 5 At your cinema Kuantan t'ATHAY: Brau .liiiiies 10.30 a.m.; Patili Bhakthi 3. 8; REX: Gun Runner Hi. 45 a.m.: Naaodi Mannan i Tamil i 3. 8. Kola Itli.ii ii ODtON: Don I Knock The Rock 9.45 a.m.; Barbarian And The Geisha 12.30. 3. 7.15. 9.30; LIDO: Juwita (Malay) 9.30 a.m.;
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    Women and the PAP
    100 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The People's Action Party's attitude towards the status of women will be outlined by Miss Chan Choy Siong at a preelection meeting tomorrow. The meeting will be held next to the Nanyang Shoe Factory at the 10th mile, Pasir Panjang Road, at I P
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    MAKES MALAYA HIS HOME
    228 5 PLANTER (after 40 years' service) IuIALACCA, Sat.— A Bri- tish planter, who started his career on a rubber estate in Malacca 40 years ago, has decided to spend the rest of his life here because he found conditions in this country after Merdeka "very satisfactory." Mr.
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    STUDY TRIP
    23 5 PENANG. Sat. The Acting City Secretary, Mr. Ong Hock Chuan, will leave for Britain next month to study local government administration.
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    Seconds from death...
    109 5 SHE MOVED JUST BEFORE LAND ROVER CRASH SECONDS after a woman had finished ironing, a Land Rover crashed through the wall of her attap hut at Muihl.ii Singapore, yesterday and stopped on the spot where she had been standing. The lucky woman is Miss Chia Soh Yang.
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    DATO KILLED IN JEEP CRASH WHILE ON HOLIDAY
    102 5 DATO KILLED IN JEEP CRASH WHILE ON HOLIDAY KUANTAN, Sal.— a Chinese community leader and hlHliHMiimi, Dato Setia Baku Cheong Guan Cheanj;. |73. of Krmaman. was killed lin a road accident al Balok fishing village, nine miles i from here, today. The Dato. who was a Jusj tice of the
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    STATE POLLS DATE
    27 5 KOTA BHARU. Sat. I Polling duy for the statt elections, la Kelantan has I been fixed for June 24. Nomination day is May 20
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    WHAT THEY WANT
    71 6 SMOOTH answers from two very smooth tnelish gentlemen on what they want In the new fashions:— From Alec Guinness new knight: "I want women to bo more frivolous than ever. But for goodness' sake let them get out of those terrible woollen stockings and back to nylons."
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    The bean bag way to a very trim figure
    379 6  - The bean bag way to a very trim figure ROSE EBERWEIN Susan Barrie on fashions 1 HOW TO KEEP YOUR STATISTICS VITAL BY DANCER SAYS METHOD IS CHEAT-PROOF THE BEAN bag routine is Singapore dancer Rose Eberwein's special way of keeping fit and preserving her very neat vital statistics. She
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    FOUR EXERCISES
    181 6 0 WAIST, tummy, and arms benefit from this exercise (left). Rose swings back with bean bag. first to one side, then to the other, getting an extra swing through the weight of the bags. Try this (right) for a THIS one (left) is excellent for hips and tummy.
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    Recipe
    244 6 nnHLS week's recipe Is 1 another from Theodora FitzGibbon's "The Young Cook's Book." and it is for peanut butter crunch cakes.. You will need a tablespoon and dessert spoon, a baking sheet, a large basin, a fork, a pot holder, a wire rack and some greaseproof paper. Two heaped
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    Wedding No. 2 for Yvonne
    161 7 TEARS OF JOY IN MOTHER'S EYES —THEN A BIG KISS SIM.AI'OKr. sal— Through Irars of ,joy. Madam Chan Kirn Neo today saw her runaway daughter. Yvonne Mclntyrc. married to her sailor husband Uon Turner at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Yvonne ran away from
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    CONCERT BY GIRLS
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Paya Ltbar xMcthudist Girls' School held a variety concert in aid of its building fund at the school hall tonight.
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    A father of five complains about school donations
    349 7 A father of five complains about school donations SINCAPORE, Sat. A FATHER of five has begun a oneman crusade against "financial malpractices" in Singapore schools. Forty-six-year old Mr. Robert Koh, whose five children are studying in three Colony schools, has lodged a complaint with the Criminal Practices Investigation Bureau as
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    EAST, WEST WILL GET TOGETHER IN ARTS
    197 7 CINCAPORE. Sat. Arts of both East and West will be displayed at the first Singapore Arts Festival to be held in the first week of April. The festival, the first cultural exposition In SouthEast Asia, will be held in the Victoria Theatre, the
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    TOURIST LINER WAS EARLY, BAND WAS NOT READY
    244 7 SINCAPORE, Saturday. ARRIVING an hour before time the giant 24,--295-ton Holland America Line luxury liner Statendam nearly upset the special tourist reception laid on for her. The plan was that as the liner with her 800 American tourists berthed at the Singapore
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    HONEYMOONERS ON BOARD
    50 7 A honeymooning couple Mr. and Mrs. Chesley White (above), aged 70 and 66 years old, were among the passengers on the tourist ship Statendam. Mr. White is Deputy .Mayor of Hamilton, Bermudas. By a previous marriage he has four children and ten grand children. Sunday Times picture.
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    Relief fund for padi planters
    35 7 Relief fund for padi planters KUALA DUMPUR. Sat. The Selangor State Government has set aside $900,000 as relief for thousands of padi planters. It has appointed an 18--man Padi Planters Board to administer the fund.
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    President Ho Is told to stop kissing girls,,.
    322 8 President Ho Is told to stop kissing girls,,. IT'S A VIOLATION OF INDONESIAN CUSTOMS' lAKARTA, Sat.— The 1 68-year-old North Vietnamese President, Ho Chi Minh. has been told bluntly to stop kissing Indonesian girls and respect Islamic teachings. Indonesian newspapers have already criticised President Ho for his frequent kissing on
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    Lock icon DRAGON AND LION ON COAT OF ARMS
    81 8 DRAGON AND LION ON COAT OF ARMS HONG KONG, Sat.— The Duke of Edinburgh today presented Hong Kong with a Royal Warrant for a coat of arms containing the British lion and the Chi. nese dragon. The announcement of the grant of armorial bear, ings from the Queen was made
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    Lock icon KHRUSHCHEV SPEAKS OUT ON GREAT MEN AND THE VODKA HABIT...
    118 8 LEIPZIG. Sat. The Soviet Premier. Mr. Nikita Khruschev, said last night that a man could be great even if he drank vodka. Mr. Khrushchev was annoyed at a reception at the Soviet pavilion at the Leipzig fair grounds because a
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    What made the railmen blush?
    144 8 LONDON. Sat. What made the railwaymen on London's Tubes blush? Finding that they were to be examined by a WOMAN doctor. Now the men's leaders have asked London Transport to make sure that the woman doctor never examines the men when they go for the
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    Lock icon TREATY ON BERLIN VITAL FOR EUROPE'
    97 8 TREATY ON BERLIN VITAL FOR EUROPE JAKARTA. Sat.— President Ho Chi Minn of North Vietnam said today the conclusion of a peace with Germany and the reunification of Germany by peaceful and democratic means was extremely urgent for the security of Europe and the world. President Ho was talking at
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    Lock icon HAYAKAWA: NEW ROLE
    37 8 NEW YORK. Sat. Japa-nese-born actor Sessue Hayakawa arrived here yesterday from Tokyo, to begin rehearsals for his first Broadway role since 1926. He will play a Japanese soldier in the twocharacter play Kataki Reuter
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    Mac gets ready for his new role as allies' 'go-between'
    264 8 Mac gets ready for his new role as allies' 'go-between' LONDON, Saturday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, returned home from Northern Ireland today for a final weekend of preparation for his new role as go-between among the Western allies on the Berlin crisis. Birtish newspapers have been hailing him
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    A hearse for his birthday
    73 8 LONDON, Sat.— Cockney florist George Dennis, 50, looked at his birthday present and said: "Lovely. Just what I've always wanted." The present: A horsedrawn hearse. It was given him by 17-year-old John Hannington, who runs a breakers' yard at New Kent Road, Southwark. and knew
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    Lock icon MGM to shoot film in Burma
    57 8 BANGKOK. Sat.— One hundred Siamese soldiers are expected to play Burmese guerrillas fighting the Japanese, in scenes to be shot here for a new Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer movie, "Never So Few." Mr. Ruby Rosenberg, the film's production manager, said here. David Niven would play a British
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    Lock icon 7TH BRIDE AT 96
    27 8 CLINTWOOD (Virginia), Sat.— Booker Wright, 96. yesterday took his seventh bride. She is Mrs. Elfle Pickle 68. It was her fourth marriage U.P.I.
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    Family of 6 die of suffocation in sleep
    46 8 Family of 6 die of suffocation in sleep pLINT (Michigan), Sat. A family of six were suffocated today when a discarded cigarette started a smouldering fire in their small frame home. Firemen said the mother, father and their four children all died in their sleep.— U.P.l.
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    242 8 TOKYO: Tesuyoshi Kono, 16, caught by his teacher cheating in an examination, committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a train.— U.P.l. TOKYO: A youth knifed a policeman to death in an attempt to take his pistol and launch himself on a career as a holdup man.
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    Lock icon Peter leaves to prevent a tribal suicide
    97 8 Peter leaves to prevent a tribal suicide LONDON, Sat. Mr. Peter Ferry. 24, of Glasgow, left here today for an island off the west coast of Siam in a bid to stop a nomadic tribe wiping themselves out. Mr. Ferry, who four yean ago fought terrorists in the Malayan jungle,
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    Lock icon MANILA SETS FIVE RED SHIPS FREE
    153 8 MANILA, Sat. Five Russian fishing trawlers released by the Philippine Navy today after eight days of detention immediately steamed off toward the Communist Chinese coast Col. Fidel Llamas, of the Defence Department, called the Russian captains aboard a warship and warned them to clear
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      103 8 OMO GIVES THE WHITEST WASH IN MALAYA IN HOT QRtiOtP WATER ijm MRS. WOON YUEN KHENG IS ONE OF MANY HOUSEWIVES WHO f |f TRIED BLUE OMO AGAINST OTHER WASHING POWDERS IP^S^ •?**'V^lsi£l This is her verdict T^Hl can L think of a washing powder I haven't tried, but I
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      179 8 You never know when you'll need Elastoplast FIRST AID DRESSINGS (now ventilated to let wounds breathe) You can*t be too careful with cuts, scratches or grazes Clean the wound and put on Elastoplast the dicsbing doctors use. Elastoplast stops the bleeding and guard* against infection while the wound heals. ~^O)
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      The pennies—and ha'pennies make a mug of me
      1124 9 The pennies— and ha'pennies make a mug of me TJte Sunday Times March 8. 1959 Doug Lachersteen finds the British monetary system too baffling TO someone as unmathematically minded as I, the British monetary system is a snare fast bringing about confusion. This of course is in no way a
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      The Countryman's Journal
      478 9  -  TUAN DJEK By Friday, Feb. 27. y^ PROMISING rain is falling as this is being typed The house well for the last week has yielded only enough water for cooking and drinking f\S the 13th the doctor recommended that the nyonya. who apparently had a relapse of
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      Film scripting
      501 9 BEFORE SHOOTING SET DOWN YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS ON PAPER %1/ITH thoughts of movie-makers turning towards this year's Malayan "five best" amateur cine competition, perhaps it would not be too early to discuss film scripting. No amateur should begin shootine a film an original story, an adaptation, or
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      347 9 ivl/at the RENAULT n/iAZ/t^^ offers "***V\ tif^ ■tm wk in the Dauphine you 12* YH the Dau P hine offers > ou Ja\ fL :MM J enjoy absolute SAFETY. *jJ CONVENIENCE. Every detail f^V til -J I i«— ll iil\ 1 WL le\ nothing has been over- y^^9< has been
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    74 10 2» W.,.d« |M i Uinimnmj. DREAM COME TRUE A free Hongkong trip or $3,000. Enter the lobby's Lube! Competition. Now. Ask your grocer for details. LOOK SLIM!! Tommy Ihom.son.s Beautifully Cut Gowns Walt Away Your Inches! Your Own Materials Fashioned to Suit You: 18 Battery Road. Spore. Tel: *****.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. Mar. 8. 1959. INTELLIGENT BEAUTY
    496 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. Mar. 8. 1959. INTELLIGENT BEAUTY V/lALAY women are pro- perly indignant with Indie Bahaman bin Samsuddin for saying that they pay more attention to beauty than to knowledge. And women of other races will support them. Because Inche Bahaman is talking nonsense. He has fallen into
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    INTERVIEW,.. TODAY'S PROFILE
    1049 10  - INTERVIEW,.. TODAY'S PROFILE LLOY^MORGAt^ j 'SHARE YOUR POLY WITH OTHERS IN ASIA' A IR David Lindsay Keir, faster of Balliol I College. Oxford University and one of the world's foremost educationists, is a big man. Big in intellect, outlook, accomplish- ment and experience, as well as physique. What he says
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    MAO TIDIES UP THE COMMUNES
    1294 10  - MAO TIDIES UP THE COMMUNES David T.K. Wong- GROWING DISCONTENT AMONG PEASANT MASSES BECAUSE OF BAD LIVING CONDITIONS, INEFFICIENCY AND GRAFT by REPORTS firming out of Communist China indicate that a new mass movement has been launched within the context of the communes system. Mr. Mao Tse-tung is apparently devoting
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    Over to you
    183 10 QUICK QUlZ'iMMiiimiii 1. Reassemble 3 R's. 2 As. 2 P's, 2 O s. IE. and 1 T and find a man from the sky. 2. The words tha: end L. BUS include a foursided figure, a course of study, and a nightmare. When you have found those
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    Take my men, says the Tengku
    459 11 AN OFFER TO 4 VOID 'MISUNDERSTANDINGS' AT COMING ELECTIONS Ministers could be elected as state mentris MALACCA, Saturday. 50 ME ministers of the present Federation Cabinet will be asked to contest state elections in May and June to become Mentris Besar or Chief Ministers,
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    'Missionary of sound' takes tapes on trip to Singapore
    280 11 'Missionary of sound' takes tapes on trip to Singapore CINGAPORE, Sat. An unusal visitor to Singapore this week was Mr. Brice Somers. "a missionary of sound." As the international division director of Mercury Record Corporation one of the Big Four in the record industry Mr. Somers Ls travelling around the
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    Lock icon KAMIL TALKS ON CAMEROONS IN U.N. MAIDEN SPEECH
    410 11 MEW YORK. Sat.— Dato Nik Kamil. fvialayas new resident repr°sentative in the United Nations, compared the situation in the French Cameroons with that in his own country before independence and s.iid He saw no need for new elections in the trust territory
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    Registry wedding in Singapore
    49 11 MR. AND Mrs. Yeob Jin Hoe, who were married *t the Singapore Registry yesterday. The bridegroom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Yeob Chai Lye. The bride is Miss Patricia Ooi Poh Choo. A reception was held at Chepstow (lose, Serangoon Garden Estate.
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    OPEN VERDICT ON UNKNOWN MAN
    155 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. A SINGAPORE coroner today said a hit-and-run vehide was responsible for the death of an unknown Chinese man whose body was found in the compound of a temple in Upper Serangoon Road on 1 the morning of lan. 15 The coroner. Inche Ahmad
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    A chance tor you to win $2,000
    40 11 A chance tor you to win $2,000 YOU may win $2,000 for nothing if you enter the great new free entry contest in MM for February. This contest closes tomorrow at 5 P m Send in your entry now. lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII
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    GUITARIST MADELINE TO PLAY AT CHARITY DANCE
    162 11 GUITARIST MADELINE TO PLAY AT CHARITY DANCE Nine-year-old Madeline Chan (above) practises on the electric Hawaiian suiiar for her performance at Raffles Hotel on Mann 14, at a dance to h<- held in aid of the Kampong Hone Bahru fire victims. She is one of the many guests artistes who
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    COPRA PRICE
    37 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: falrmerchantable Bombay mixed copra: March 143 buyers, $43 sellers. Tone was aulr' Singapore Coconut Oil Millers'* Aasoriation: bulk $64 sellers, drum $67.50 sellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Sat For th* I seventh consecutive day 'he price of tin continued to fall in Singapore today and a further drop of $1 75 taking it to $397 per pirul I Since February 28 the price has i now shed more than Hi. I Today's offering was
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      354 11 Radio Singapore Mediivn wave 4*6 metres A.M. t .30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 Moments of Melod> 8.00 The News. 8.05 Breakfast Club; 9.00 Prog iirune Summary; 9.02 The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra- 9. C0 Sing It Again; 10.00 j The Big Still: 10.30 The Percy F-.Utl
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      54 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY': Singapore 10.07 am (9ft lln) 11.11 p.m. (Bft 4ln;, Port Dlckson 6.07 a.m. (Bft 3in) 6.18 pm. (Bft sin). Penang 12.36 p.m. (6ft 9in>. TOMORROW: 10.47 a.m. (9ft 31n) 11.36 p.m. (Bft bun, Port Dickson 6.41 a.m. (Bft sin> 6.55 p.m. (9ft), Penang 12.28 a.m. 7ft Sin)
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      202 11 SINGAPORE CONSTITI TION EXPOSITION at the former Kallang Airport site, 1 p.m. to 12 midnight. POLICE BAND concert at the Botanic Gardens. 5 p.m. to 6.15 p.m. SINGAPORE POLO < t I B Gymkhana at the Thomson Road polo ground. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free Him show at Outram Road prison
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      THE BEST PRINTS THIS WEEK
      79 12 THE first prize of $30 this week goes to "Charming Miss" (right) submitted by Miss Irene Thiam, 54 Boon Tiong Road, Singapore. Miss Thiam used a Zeiss Ikon camera and Kodak film. Setting: f-5.6. 1/50 second "Reflection' (below)— by Miss K. S. Lee 85-A Prince
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      Other prizes
      71 12 PIC OF THE YEAR CONTEST RUNNER-UP prizes of $10 each go to "Farmer (right). by Cheok Peng Weng. and -'Proud Mother" deft i. by Chiang Hin Choy. Mr Cheok. of 117 Brew■teff Road. Ipoh. used a Rolleicord cumera and Kodak VP film. Setting: t-9. 1; 100 second. Mr
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      PHOTOGRAPHIC DIGEST
      1256 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY THE film is now safely in the developing tank and all the solutions are cooling in the refrigerator. A last check to moke sure that everything we require is within easy reach and all is ready for Stage Two of developing our film. TEMPER ATURE
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      174 12 ACROSS: 1. Selected from DOWN: B«ay m; others (18): 9. Solitary (4): l^lf^l (4*: 10 Not a good golf shot (•>; 5 Drink' <3>; 6. Downpour (7>: IS. Multiform (7): 15. Trim <4»: 7. Make certain .6>: 8 Conslld. Border (3); 17. Strarrce ders (5): 11. Beat 12. Sure spirit?
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      LIFE IN THE RAW WITH THE AMERICAN MARINES
      573 13  -  D.M. DA VIES By 5-STAR PERFORMANCE BY GENERAL MASSEY THE NAKED AND AWo Ray, Raymond M«i«y THE DEAD RKO (Technicolor) THERE is not a lot of Norman Mailer's clastic novel left in the film. But what is left has the impact of
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      BBs best yet
      274 13  -  PETER LIM By AMUSING BEDROOM FARCE LA PARISIENNE Briqirte Bordot Charles Boyer. Henri Vidal V-A. (Technicolor) Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fleshiest of them all? The strategically arranged mirrors in La Parisienne provide the answer. Brlgitte Bardot who, under the trade name 8.8., has
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      JOAN PLAYS A SEDUCER
      161 13 RALLY ROUND THE FLAC. BOYS JOAN Collins makes a highly desirable comedienne in this lively tale of a rib-tickling bout between the U.S. Army and a quiet New Ensland town. Unwittingly caught in the crossfire i.« a "happily married" businessman (Paul Newman), whose happiness has been
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      On the Record
      516 13 On the Record A VERITABLE feast of Beethoven, superbly performed and recorded, is provided on a new Westminster LP (WXN *****). Major work In this release is the Second Piano Concerto which soloist Paul BaduraSkoda plays with consummate artistry, leaving little to be desired. Here is a performance which poses
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      604 13 -K J "The PEARL of the ORIENT" ffpSM \mi ran >w this nnts Him ONI.t in S t*?H^ Cathay Organisation Theatres where a^H 1 it is now bring shown In Singapore Hr JJ^H T at all shows in the ODEON. CATHAY ■L.JS •fL and MAJESTIC. The film is a L
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      730 13 m •n w B r==f^XTTTTmi O^^l J >sl 11. 1.45. 4, 6.30 9.30 v v "WATUSI -Guardians off King Solomon's Mines" C.eorge MonUomcrv Taina Elg David Farrar (MGM) Trrh. OPENS "UAUIUtBrTArn" Grar > c >l lr .BeruM m "Tuesday NOWHERE TO «O Nader Smith Lee (MOM) Todiy 9 a.m.: "WITNESS
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    Malaya s young hopes for the All-England
    632 14  - Malaya s young hopes for the All-England lAN MOK-aI by THIS YEAR'S CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE THE MOST UNPREDICTABLE EVER... ABOUT ii year ;igo, relegulcd to the gallery of Wembley Stadium, Eddie Cbooog, the defeated badminton champion ol England, deacribad the series of Malayan reverses us the ebb ol Malayan badminton,
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    TWO CHAMPIONS
    22 14 OON CHONG TEIK Champion of the British Islet and leader of the IJalcgan team. H. S. PARMAR Surrey county champion
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    THE DOUBLES TEAMS
    31 14 HEAH HOCK HENG and B. K. WONG The pair ivho caused a si. -pri at Wembley last year. THE OON BROTHERS They made the quarter finals last year.
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    HINDS INNOCENT, SAY POSTERS
    90 14 LONDON. Sat. The hunt for Alfred Hinds, master jail-breaker, has been stepped up last week-end since "Hinds is Innocent" pamphlets were found plastered over London telephone boxes and railway stations. The pamphlets say that Hinds, who last escaped in June 1958 ana is now believed to
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      174 14 2!po m bP^A V Vv i B\ JB% A sprinkle ot Vim on a damp Even the dirtiest kuall ts ,:v;-. i -B cloth, a quick rub round and shining like new again. Vim away uoes grea&e and dirt I cleans so easily and so quickly |Pl| Mn A tiuick
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      148 14 The v2^£~ Shoe I 111 lIIUII The soft sole-so flexible it bends in half to give you twice the comfort with £JLoaM} new 'so-silent' cumulair sole. v W~\ 0000 00»*' a new kind of shoe V—"*" with a new kind of comfort MADE BY C. J. CLARK LTD. (WHOLtSAIt ONLY)
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    THIRD MAN IN
    1559 15  -  DAVID LEWIN:- by ORSON WELLES, th c broody genius relives a famed role in new territory for this is the bizarre frontier where the talents of Harry Lime (you remember the long-lingering theme on the zither?) could find full scope. Hong Kong, 1 959, is a collision
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      135 15 MbiSs^^^ePw 1 Mm jt* >.;. H £a^H ;<: 1 e^e^e^H Ift we JHS fIHsHIHB NOW. .THERE'S AN EASY WAY TO AVOID THIS! VC'hen buyinc, shirts or any other cotton garments. 1 hats why you should always look for make it a h.ihit to look for the -SANfORIZED- SANfOkinD' before you
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      308 15 MY CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER! MOAAMY ALWAYS GIVES ME Milk of Magnesia Bemuse it provides morn J_B£§£=SrH complete relief than singlepurpose laxatives, which hay« jBkSB^HS^^A no effect on the acid indipesP^E tlon that usual 'y accompanies TmSm^S^Ssz&fa constipation. For Milk of •Me^J Magnesia relieves both pi f conditions. 2to 4
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      1358 16 f*. \^LJ/KnCrAU RirF Rrronnrrr.uv j I L^ ""^Bfi^/%f Ito PiSCOvE *s Another Clue to Tarzanlanp's S«<t Secret®// MjUWm J V^ Ljj&£V m>\ />^%^> TAWAN AN7 ITO TOVE 7EE? INTO TWE CLIPP LA.ICE, ;,jl^ J^ //SMbF/JbI jL k l f'4. if TO SEE WwEfcE ITS WATEK MIGHT (E ESCAPING W^AoS itfHP^fl
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  • HUMAN CASEBOOK
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      MOST UGLY-AND FAITHFUL
      963 17 Does beauty have anything to do with infidelity? REMEMBER reading somewhere that: "The most ugly woman will make the most reliable wife." What do you say? G. S. PILLAH GaruD. the assumption ts that the ufly woman is less likely to be sexually desired by another man,
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      Girl's smiles bother a salesman
      694 17 Girl's smiles bother a salesman I AM a salesman in a shop, 26 and married. A girl has been coming into the shop regularly and whenever we set eyes on each other she smiles. She is very charming, and I cannot stop thinking of her and her smile. What should
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      'I COULD GIVE NEIGHBOURS A FEW SLAPS!'
      98 17 'I COULD GIVE NEIGHBOURS A FEW SLAPS!' k LTHOUGH my father n is in a position to support me, my neighbours are busy-bodies and say that lam a "parasite." I am rather exasperated at the way they gossip. Sometimes I think of giving them a few slaps, but my conscience
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      550 17 Why do so many Doctors use one particular ®fe° ap? UAVE yo« rrcr wondered why so many doctors in their own surgeries ■at Wright's Coal Tar Soap to wash tnssr bands? Tnc reason is that they hare found Wright's keeps tbeir hand* softer, more sensithre and, of course, completely hftMfc
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      32 17 DROP ME A LINE DROP me a line if you have a personal problem you can't solve yourself. Address your letter: Jane Lee. Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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      276 17 2 great new ideas from Dr. West's THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN DENTAL CARE TsKV I i I I I I I I ■Hlbbt «E* fH, V J. till I > fE Pmkr Hk jMEt^J^R afl aaaW^.t^naL Law fl^V J^sSLm' T S H D 6ERM FIGHTER SHOT F nsssW. Bssp*^s<s^Br
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    FIFTH CHANCE FOR IRON MAN TAN IN JUNE
    109 18 FIFTH CHANCE FOR IRON MAN TAN IN JUNE SINGAPORE, Sat. Lightweight champion Tan Howe Liang will have another opportunity to exceed both the Asian and world weight-lifting records in June. Tho Singapore Amateur Weightliiting Federation is to hold its junior champion .hip that month. Four tries Gold medallist Tan failed
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    The 220S convertible
    489 18 PRICE IS $22,450: ITS ALL A MATTER OF CLASS Road testing the new cars... with Ambrose Khaw |T is the usual practice in these motoring notes to give the price of each car tested as a footnote. For the long-awaited Mercedes B c n z 220S convertible,
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    This M.G. Magnette has sleek Italian lines
    128 18 THIS IS the new M.G. Magnette. with body by Pinin Farina of Turin, Italy. It has not yet arrived in Singapore this pit-tun* came from the British Motor Corporation. The side view is particularly attractive. It is long and low. The roof is
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    S'GOR, NEGRI WIN
    43 18 MALACCA. Sat— Selangor. the champion state in Malayan hockey last year, gained an easy 5-0 victory over Johore in the M.HP. quadrangular tournament which began here today. In another match this evening, Negri Sembilan outplayed Malacca U> win by 3-0.
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    GARDENS TEAM PIN HOPES ON NEW MEN
    277 18 SINGAPORE. Sat *vy. DROMOTED Serangoon Gardens will begirt their campaign in the Singapore senior cricket tournament tomorrow morning with their hopes pinned on two new Australian servicemen who have joined them. They are Sid O'Neill. 28-year-old pace bowler (no relation of Norman O'Neill)
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    Victoria keep soccer title
    111 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. Victoria won the Marshall Shield when •hey beat Christian Brothers 6-2 in the final of the Old Boy.s knockout soccer competition at the Victoria ground today. This was Victor:. i's second ,->uccessno win. They won the Shield last year when 'he tournament whs run
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      153 18 Always Specify... y the' ECONOMY RUN MOTOR OIL/ x/ ,4tbßt>LA PRODUCT OF STANDARD-VACUUM OIL COMPANY |n*« Wk .o-»*cio« i lncorporated in U.S.A. with Limited Liability) >s *rfa4wUng a, 7ii/o? Planning a trip? Going on leave? fit Retiring? Step off the plane or P^CaKKI^Ts. oal r 1 nto our V aux
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      207 18 f^)^L BABY'S tender SKIN for Mother's too. It is necessary to use only the mildest, purest Soap. Powder. Ointment. Cuticura preparations are mildly medicated to safeguard delicate skins, only the purest lnjjrelienta are used. CUTICURA OINTMENT CUTICURA SOAP mild. antiseptic. soothes rou<n. Mild as milk, pure as can be, ■ore,
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    WE HELPED BAM TO MAKE PROFIT OF $100,000'
    761 19 SBA PRESIDENT OUTLINES SINGAPORE'S CONSIDERABLE CONTRIBUTION TO MALAYAN BADMINTON SINGAPORE, SATURDAY \yiTH ungrudging assistance from Singapore Badminton Association officials, the Badminton Association of Malaya has made a profit of more than $100,000 from the three Thomas Cup series played in Singapore but
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    Boos, beating for S'pore
    282 19 SELANGOR 3 SINGAPORE 1 THE "boo boys" at Jalan Besar Stadium had a field day today, making the Singapore team the target of their barracking. The barrackers had good reason, too, for voicing their disgust as Singapore played worse than novices. Selangor deserved their victory. They
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    Singapore and Malaya 2-2 in Cup clash
    162 19 Singapore and Malaya 2-2 in Cup clash KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Singapore and Malaya tied 2-2 In tfe Gulllemard Cup annual -.ennis match while the Federation women led 2-0 In the McCabe Reay Cup at the erd of the first days play here today. Rain interrupted play for an hour this
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    HUTCHESON WIHS MEDAL TOURNEY
    51 19 BINOAPORE. Sat— J. C. Hutcheson (3 up i won the Royal Sinpore Oolf Club 'A" division medal competition ai Sime Roar" today. Bull sweep: First nine Hutcheson. R.W.M. Winclle. E. LaidlawTnMMon, J O. C. Thomson. Second nine Hutcheson, J. M. Sullivan. I. E Lake. B. M.
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    S'PORE KEEP CHUA CUP
    159 19 S'PORE KEEP CHUA CUP KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Singapore retained th I Chua Cboon Leong; Cup for inter-state tennis for the seventh successive year by beating Perak 4-1 here toil. i\ Singapore had led 2-0 at the end of yesterday's play. Moses Tay. the Perak No. 1. cut Singapore's lead to
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    Alexandra in youth final
    86 19 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Alexandra Secondary Modern and Bartley will meet In the final of the S.A.F.A. youth soccer competition at Jalan Besar on Monday. In a semi-final replay at Ayer Rajah Road today, Alexandra beat P.; sir Panjang 3-1 after extra time. After a scoreless first half
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    Selectors have done a poor job in picking tour team
    222 19  -  JACK FINCLETON says CANBERRA Sat.—Australian cricket selectors have favoured the "old guard" in the team to tour India and Pakistan towards the end of this year. Only newcomer is opening batsman Gavin Stevens from South Australia and. although he almost
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