The Straits Times, 12 April 1959

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    11 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,233 SUxNDAY, APRIL 12, 1959 20 CENTS
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    Gold Finger
    78 1 DB GOLDFINGER, the man who loved gold, said: "Mr. Bond, it was a most evil day for you when you first crossed my path. If you then hud found an oracle to consult, the oracle would have said to you: 'Mr. itond, keep away from Auric Goldfinger. He
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    Lock icon MOTHER, CHILD DIE IN WELL
    301 1  -  EE BOON LEE and JACKIE SAM JAMES BOND (REMEMBIR HOW HE OUTFOUGHT,' OUTGUNNED AND OUTFITTED THE SINISTER Dr. NO?) IS BACK IN ANOTHER SAVAGE THRILLER By FROGMEN CALLED TO LOOK FOR THE TWO BODIES. SINGAPORE, Saturday. A 31 -YEAR-OLD mother died today in an attempt
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    DANGEROUS IF SIDES COLLAPSE...
    224 1 DANGEROUS IF SIDES COLLAPSE... to A.S.P. Ong Kirn Boon. 0.C.. Rural West. "We must get the mud out first." he said. "But at the moment it is far too dangerous for my man to carry on the job as the sides may cave in again." Police estimate the bodies are
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    Lock icon MAHJONG BAN BID
    20 1 MANILA. Sat. A Bill to outlaw Mahjong in the Philippines has been introduced by a Congressman.- U.P.I.
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    STILL NOT A SIGN OF HOLLOWAY
    72 1 STILL NOT A SIGN OF HOLLOWAY SINGAPORE. Sat. Police here are still waiting for news from Interpol (the international police organisation) of the weeklong search tor the Singapore Comptroller of Income Tax. Mr. George T. Holloway. Mr. Holloway's appearance before the Commission of Inquiry into the bank account of the
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    POLLS DEPOSITS HERE
    72 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Candidates for the coining election may now make their deposit of $500 in rash with the AccountantGeneral in Empress Place. tii. Commissioner of Elections. Mr. M. Fonnuduray. announced today. No cheques will be accepted. Mr. Ponnuduray said deposits may also be made at the place
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    Couple found shot dead in Hari Raya tragedy
    149 1 MALACCA, Saturday. A SPECIAL CONSTABLE, Jalil bin Mat, 20, and his wife, Nonya binte Baba, 18, were found dead with gunshot wounds last night in a house at Kampong Sungei Putat, five miles from here. Police called to the scene found the
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    Tengku, Djuanda to meet for 'summit' talks
    678 1 Tengku, Djuanda to meet for 'summit' talks KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. INFORMAL talks will be held between the Prime Ministers of Indonesia and the Federation, Dr. Djuanda and Tengku Abdul Rahman, at a hilltop resort in Penang next week. They will stay Wednesday night in the holiday bungalow Bel Retiro. The
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    Weekend rest for Lama
    173 1 Weekend rest for Lama MEW DELHI. Sat.— The 1 Dalai Lama is reported to have reached Bomdila, where he is expected to rest for a few days. The reports ol his arrival are not confirmed and have caused much speculation here because he was not due there until Monday If
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    GEN. HULL RETURNS
    34 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. General Sir Richard Hull, C-in-C FARELF, flew into Changi in a Hasting aircraft tonight after a 26-day tour of Australia and New Zealand He was accompained by Lady Hull
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    Pines chief to get $2,600 salary
    42 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. The chairman of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board to be appointed by the Government will be paid an inclusive salary of $2,600 a month with travelling allowances. The appointment will be for three years.
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    Lock icon JOSEPHINE TO ADOPT 10th CHILD -AN INDIAN
    60 1 JOSEPHINE TO ADOPT 10th CHILD -AN INDIAN CARACAS, Sat. Singer Josephine Baker announced happily last night that she would soon adopt her tenth child a one-year-old Indian boy from the Goajira nation near Maracaibo Miss Baker, 52, who is married to Mr. Jo Boullon, has already adopted nine children from
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    Police arrest a union secretary
    202 1 Police arrest a union secretary CINCAPORE. Sat. The secretary of the Singapore Wood Workers' Union. Too Ccc Ymg, 28, has been detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance Too was arrested about 9.30 p.m. last night at Geylajig Road. He had Just left the union premises at Sumbawa Road
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 BAR WRECKED SINGAPORL. Sun Si.v thus* wrecked Gcyl*"! Road bar oppoMt. Happy World Portly aftt r midnight and htabbid .tn assistant Tan Kicn 1"
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      6 1 $25,000 JACKPOT WINNER -See Page II
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    Peace—and the order goes out: Disband
    3235 2 Peace— and the order goes out: Disband BclPiOS 1945* Scene of airdrop by Allied commandos on a mission of war SO FAR: Driven inland by Allied landings or Tarakan and Labuan in 1945 the Japanese headed tor Sapong Estate. This was to be the centre for their last stand. All
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      344 2 ym JML m Feace < *"^«m I T TAVE you fell that inner yearning tor Peace?— 1 jk j^ mA I -LX a release from the noisy £rind of a mach inesk /^F^pjf made civilization? Are you constantly reminded tfj| w HHf of a treadmill of work in a static
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    Bario 1959: Scene of airdrop by RAF rescue team
    408 3  - Bario 1959: Scene of a i rdrop b y RAF rescue team LLOYD MORGAN By THIS is the dramatic story of the most spectacular peacetime parachute operation of ils kind in this parl ol the world and. for those who took parl in it, the most rewarding. The drop was
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    on a mission of mercy
    20 3 FIVE 01 THE SIX MEN WHO DRoTped A rg pr n vrrt D AT BARIO*
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    Aid for jungle baby then a grim and tortuous trek
    1453 3 the Bario area, those on board were briefed by Mr. Harrisson. who is now Curatoi of the Sarawak Museum, on the country and conditions likely to be encountered. Interpreter ALSO on the plane ar. take-off were Lian Labang, brother of
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    Pen wrote: I want to go on pilgrimage
    156 4 A 16 YEAR -OLD boy, born with no legs or arms, wants to go to Mecca. He told his story outside Clifford Pier, Singapore this morning in a very un. usual way. He wrote it down with a pen gripped in his
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    GOODS ON WHICH YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTY
    304 4 GOODS ON WHICH YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY CUSTOMS DUTY KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. ALL goods imported for the personal or official use of the Yang di-Pcr tuan Agong will be exempted from cus'oms duty. This is one of the provisions in the Customs Duties (Exemption) Order 1959, which will come
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    Friendly word removes hawkers
    178 4 Friendly word removes hawkers SINGAPORE. Sat. Police have persuaded hawkers to keep away from Raffles Place. No strong measures were needed to clear the area and no handcarts were to be seen today. Even those who displayed their wares on the sidewalks have disappeared. Police Secretary. Mr William Cheng, said
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    INCREASING CONFIDENCE IN BANK, SAYS DATO LEE
    201 4 CINCAPORE, Sat— Dato Lee Kong Chi a n, chairman of the OverseaChinese Banking Corporat.on. today told the banks 22nd annual general meeting that its resources stood at a record figure of $375 million. He said this represented a figure of $64 million over
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    360 SAY NO TO MIXED CLASSES
    232 4 360 SAY NO TO MIXED CLASSES CO-EDUCATION DEBATE (Contd.) CINCAPORE. Sat. Un- like their English school counterparts. Chinese secondary school boys and girls do not favour co-education. At a debate in the Chinese V.M.C.A. today the motion "Should co-education be encouraged In secondary schools?" was defeated by 360 "noes" to
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      223 4 PORCELAIN Lotus Flower Liba. ion Cup 3*f| T Dynasty A.D. 1 368-1644) I delicate porccliin cup, in the form of a lotu» flower, emblem of purity and perfection. Kyfl W^ *^mm fTaTSr^aMaWßal B^S SBWaftfe Ine white purity of Lux Toilet Soap •s&'?' V^^ftrJL w Ul^ caress your skin to smooth
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      594 4 ijj^nt| HAWAII FRANCISCO Wonerful ports of pleasure on your 15,000 nile luxury "PRESIDENT" cruise across the pacific. The distant bronze voice of the temple coin the rlattrr of wood-soled eetas on the street: for her passengers these are the first sounds of travel adventure in Japan as the proud President
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    Love, loan woes led general's daughter to suicide
    504 5 Love, loan woes led general's daughter to suicide GIRL JUMPED TEN STOREYS TO HER DEATH SINCAPORE, Saturday. UARASSED by worries over love and money, Irene Hou. 29, killed herself by jumping from the 10th floor of the Asia Insurance Building, an inquest was told today. Miss Hou, daughter of a
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    DOWN: Singapore's yearly air traffic
    275 5 DOWN: Singapore's yearly air traffic CINCAPORE. Sat. i_asr year, for the firsf time in its history, the S ngapore Civil Aviation De- partment recorded a drop in the number of passengers handled at Singapore Airport. Th( main cause for t) c decrease in trallic wa,s tl c development )i Kuala
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    TWO RMN SHIPS ARE FOR SALE
    105 5 TWO RMN SHIPS ARE FOR SALE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Two ships, of the Royal Malayan Navy have been offered for sale by the Federation Government. They are the Sri Perlis and Sri Kohor. both presented to the Federation with seven other vessels by the British Government. A Ministry of Defence
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    CHANGE OF NAME
    23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Academy of Physicians and Surgeons here has changed its name to the Academy of Medicine IRENE HOU
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    I WAS CALLED A KMT CHIEF, SAYS HO AH LOKE
    315 5 I WAS CALLED A KMT CHIEF, SA YS HO AH LOKE SINGAPORE. Saturday. A WEEKLY newspaper in Indonesia recently accused the Singapore film producer Mr. Ho Ah Loke of being a 'Kuomintang chief". He was there filming a new picture called "Hilang Celap Datang Terang (Every Cloud Has a Silver
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    'Well done' says the Governor
    254 5 ■MX HEE KONG MIX. office superintendent at Singapore Police headquarters, receiving congratulations from the Governor Sir William Goode, after being invested with the MBK in a ceremony at Government House yesterday. "B\ his example, conduct, loyalty, quiet efficiency and tact in handling staff." says the
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    BRIBING ASP ALLEGED
    46 5 CINCAPORE. Sat rf Cian Hock Eng, 30. pleaded not guilty m a magistrate's court today to a charge of bribing Mr. D F Meyer ASP. with 52.000 to falsify evidence against Lee Choo and two others. He was allowed bail until April 25.
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    Police supervisee gets six months
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Sal. En* Kirn Song, alias Ang Kirn Song, alia* Ang Kirn Song. 29. was jailed for six months today for failing to report as a police supervisee on Jan. 20. Eng. who Is untmpioyed. pleaded guilty. He has nine previous convictions.
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    IN FOR A NIGHT: A DULLES ADVISER
    111 5 IN FOR A NIGHT: A DULLES ADVISER A TOP U.S. State Department official. Mr. Hugh Gumming (above) flew into Singapore yesterday to stay a night. Mr Cumming. who is an adviser to the Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, is on his way to Manila to attend a conference
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    NEW YEAR CONCERT
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Hindu Sabha will celebrate the Hindu New Year with a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday at 6.30 p.m.
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    TEACHERS TO FIGHT FOR SENATE SEAT
    129 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The 40.000 teachers in Malayan schools (English and vernacular) are to fight for representation in the Upper House of Parliament »the Senate i At an extraordinary general meeting here today the Malayan Teachers National Congress called on the Government to "recognise
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      318 5 MY CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER! /I I ALWAYS TAKE Milk of Magnesia Because it provides mort rnviplete relief than singlefg2S§H»MP\ purpose laxatives! ConstipaM^gH jfrr^P^ non and ncld indl estlon §B§l^^»Psl! usually ki> hand in hand That s why laxatives which I f 6 *%2 zc\ on constipation alone are r^DuiTi'ipS
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      69 5 NO. I JACKPOT CONTEST This is the solution to the Malayan Monthly's Word Puzzle Contest 'E' for March, which the panel of fudges held to give the most meritorious set of answers. NO. 2: FREE ENTRY CONTEST This is the solution to The Malayan Monthly's $2,000 Free Entry Word Puzzle
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    LAUGHING STOCKS OF THE WORLD!
    956 6 The LUCY HUANG Page WHY DO men want to make women look like fools and why do women let them? This is a question that has often puzzled me. Balenciaga, Balmain, Cordin, Fabiani, Gowo, Guidi, Hartnell, de Luca, Serge Matta, St. Laurent and countless other
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    Dance romance leads to the altar
    177 7 IT WAS FOUR YEARS AGO while changing partners during the "Paul |ones" at a dance in Penang that Miss Jean Leong. 23. and Mr. Jan de Boer, 29, met face to face. Fom then on they preferred to dance only when they were together.
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    FIVE NAVIES AT BASE
    92 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three aircraftcarriers and 30 naval *hips have a>>.tiibled at the Naval Base for the opening ol Operation Scademon. the largest SEATO sea exercise yet to be held. The ships are from the Royal Australian Navy. Royal New Zealand Navy. United Slates Navy. Royal Navy
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    SCOPE FOR EXPANSION IN LIFE INSURANCE
    155 7 CINCAPORE Sat— There is scope for expansion of life insurance business in Singapore and the Federation, according to Mr. P. A Gopalkrishnan. chairman of the Life Insurance Corporation of India. Mr. Gopalkrishnan. who here on an official visit, M asked at a Press con?rence
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    Boy becomes 'monk' to keep his father's dying wish
    407 7 Boy becomes 'monk' to keep his father's dying wish 3 WEEKS OF PRAYER, MEDITATION, FASTING FOR 15 -YEAR -OLD SINGAPORE. Saturday. |T was 10 a.m. In the Siamese Buddhist Temple in Silat Road, 15-year-old schoolboy Tan Chooi Keat stood nervously. Then a monk dressed in flowing yellow robes walked in
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    GENERAL MEETING
    38 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The South Indian Jamiathul Ula- ma will hold its first general meeting at 59-S Bencoolen Street at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The Vcn. Phra Km Vichawnkonol performs the head sharing ceremony on Tan Chooi Keat.
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    Security with freedom-a polls pledge
    157 7 Security with freedom-a polls pledge CJINGAPORE, Sat. The o Singapore Citizens' i Party said tuday that it has a programme for "reconciling material .security with human ireedom In a Press .statement, the party's secretary-general. Mr. Wee Kirn Hock, said: "Truproblem of the future is not the mere eradication of unemployment
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    SPA sub-branch
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. M.P.D. Nair. Minister for Communications and Works and a prospective candidate for Jalan Kayu division in the coming general election, will open a sub-branch of the Singapore People's Alliance at 561. Yio Chu Kang <10th milestone), at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    DAISIES FOR CHARITY
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Office workers and shoppers in ({.Wile-, Place here were pleasantly surprised today i when schoolgirls approached them and asked: "Will 1 you please buy a daisy?" The paper daisies were sold by the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association to help boost their funds. lip daisies of
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    Singapore College picks nine trustees
    261 7 Singapore College picks nine trustees 'CINCAPORE. Sat— The new Singapore College sponsored by the EuroAmerican Alumni Association held its first meeting today to elect nine permanent trustees The college, incorporated in January, will offer diploma and certificate courses in languages, commerce, political science and economics in the evenings. The aim
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    CPA to begin new service
    91 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Cathay Pacific Airways will inaugurate the first Lockheed Electra propeller Jet-airliner VRHFO from Hong Kong to Singapore direct on April 24. With a cruising speed of over 400 m.p.h. the total flight time on this route will be cut from six hours to
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    INFECTED PLACE
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government announced today that people coming here from Singkawang in Indonesian Borneo will be quarantined against small-pox as Singkawang was an infected place.
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    Lock icon 10 IN CRASHED PLANE ESCAPE
    44 8 NEW YORK. Sat A Pan American str a t o clipper crashed on landing and burned at Juneau. Alaska, yesterday but all 10 people aboard escaped without serious injury. The plane was flying from Seattle when it crashed. U.P.I.
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    Coal miners trapped in pit falls
    103 8 Coal miners trapped in pit falls pARDIFF. Sat. Twelve \J miners were trapped last night by roof falls at two pits la the Rhondda Valley area of the South Wales coalfied but rescuers saved all but three of them after hours of digging. At tht Pare Colliery, Cwmparc, four men
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    Lock icon PROUD TO BE CALLED ASIAN, SAYS AUSSIE
    171 8 MELBOURNE. Saturday. A GOVERNMENT member of the Australian Parliament told young Asians today that he was "proud to be called an Asian." 77- He is Sir Wilfrid Kent r Hughes, chairman of the Government's Foreign Affairs Committee, who was addressing Colombo Plan and
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    Lock icon BOAC cannot expect much sympathy
    297 8 BOAC cannot expect much sympathy LONDON, Saturday. JHE Economist, British independent weekly, said yesterday the British Overseas Airways Corporation could not expect much sympathy in its fight against the American Northwest Airline's objections to the United States-Tokyo leg of its round-the-world service. The United States Civil Aeronautics Board has rejected
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    Lock icon MARLENE CRACKS WHIP AT CIRCUS
    157 8 MARLENE CRACKS WHIP AT CIRCUS M^W YORK. Sat. Clamorous grandmother Marlene Dietrich acted as ringmaster at a circus act here last night. Marlene cracked the whip for a show borrowed from Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey at the eighth annuaj April in Paris ball at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. One thousand
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    Winners and their awards
    62 8 CUSAN HAYWARD playfully mops the brow of British actor David Niven after they were awarded Oscars as the best actress and best actor of the year at the Academy Award presentations in Hollywood. Miss Hayward won for her performance in "I Want to Live." Niven took
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      74 8 I r aIW ggg jP^ k 1 1 You know what —l think we forgot think our best defence is "I have an Mm b'l got something i release his handbrakes. for you to plead stupidity.' besides cough medicine there. iiiiiiiiiimiimiimt i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiinii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii? I I wry i 1 1
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      Royal College has nothing to teach artist Kam
      149 9 Royal College has nothing to teach artist Kam Lust week: Sunday Times London correspondent lAN MOK-AI reported on Singapore sculptress Shirley Lim Cheng Kirn whose bold experimental work won critics' attention in London. Today lAN MOK-AI writes on Singapore artist Kam Zin Choon. LONDON, Saturday. A PARIS critic described Kam
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      THE FINAL SKIRMISH
      477 9 as a student to study for a diploma "to speak for what I can do in painting." He was refused admission as a student. The Registrar told me: "I can only repeat what was said by the professor of painting: -Mr. Kam is far too accomplished We
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, April 12. 1959. ADVENTURE AT HOME
    480 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, April 12. 1959. ADVENTURE AT HOME r rWO young men "tired of I the monotonous life in Kulim" arrived in Singapore during the week on their hitch-hiking way to adventure and Britain. In Singapore their path crossed the paths of scores of other young men tired
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    INTERVIEW...
    1080 10  -  LLOYD MORGAN P, ]By THE MAN WHO DARED TO SPEAK OUT H E. C. Winslow. Deputy Medical Sup- E lerintendent of Singapore's Woodbridge E wS Hospital, is a brave man. Speaking at E a World Health Day forum he told a sizeable S gathering, of whom probably half were
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    Will Eisenhower still be President when it's time for Summit?
    592 10  - Will Eisenhower still be President when it's time for Summit? Arthur Br it tender. By- SEW YOKk. AS President Eisenhower begin* the holiday hi& doctors have told him be should hike, one thought will be burning in the minds of those he leaves behind in Washington: "Will Ike still be
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    11 10 Macmillan and Nixon left out of talks, Nixon arranged a tea-party
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    The WORLD'S HIGHEST PAID CABARETS
    112 10 lONDON, British singer i FRANKIE VAUGHAN joins the show business gold rush to Miami. Florida, for the forthcoming new season. This American play-pen for the rich has become the highest paid live entertainment centre In the world. For a 15-week season. Miami's .star bill is
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    NIXON EMERGES AS A POLITICIAN OF ASTUTE PERCEPTION
    508 10 NIXON EMERGES AS A POLITICIAN OF ASTUTE PERCEPTION made the occasion possible. Are there other reasons why Nixon would so keenly seize the chance of speaking for America to other world leaders? Naturally, it would be a splendid prize if he were to bring home a Summit success a few
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    350 boys to get foretaste of jobs as Jaycees plan operates tomorrow
    474 11 350 boys to get foretaste of jobs as Jaycees plan operates tomorrow JOURNALISM AND BANKING ARE FAVOURITE CAREERS FOR LAST-YEAR PUPILS SINGAPORE. Saturday. |T starts on Monday the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce project to give schoolboys a foretaste of a job. "The Boys' Day in Business", as the project
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    Broadcast in Malay by general
    48 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— MajorGeneral C L. Richardson. General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District, will give a 10-minute talk in Malay over Radio Singapore tomorrow between 11 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. He will speak on: "Extended service commissions tor Malayan officers with the British forces."
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    WINNERS OF 2 MM CONTESTS
    412 11 $25,000 JACKPOT TO SPORE ENTRY THE Jackpot in The Malayan Monthly's Contest "E" (March) was w >n by Mr. Poh Peng Siang, 10-A, Chancery Lane. He submitted a solution which the judges consdered to be most apt and accurate, and, subject tj re-scrutiny, will be
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    DRAMA OF A FORCED LANDING AT CLUB
    247 11 IPOH, Saturday. "|*HREE army officers escaped injury when an Auster they were flying in made a forced landing on the grounds of the Perak Turf Club this afternoon. The Auster piloted by Captain T. T. Cholcrton made its unscheduled landing on the undulating
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    M.I.C. will have 11 candidates
    85 11 M.I.C. will have 11 candidates SINGAPORE. Sat Th.« Singapore branch of the Ma layan Indian Congress will put up 11 candidates for the general election, according UMr. T. Alexander, president of the branch. He said today that his party would seek a common ant:-PAP front with other political parties. He
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    Salesman admits breach of trust
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Yeo Scow Chye. a salesman, pleaded guilty in a district court today to criminal breach of trust of 28 wristwatchea and two gold bangles valued .it $16,144 belonging to Lee Chay and Co. Sentence was postponed to April 18.
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    Trooper Ross brings Chinese bride home
    50 11 Trooper Eddie Ross and his Chinese bride. Chew Swee Lee, photographed on their arrival at Southampton. Ross, who was stationed In Malaya for two years with the Special Air Service Regiment, married Miss Che w in Kuala Lumpur in November last year. I'.P.L. picture.
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    'WE WILL EXPOSE ALL DIRTY POLITCIANS'
    241 11 SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE secretary-general of the People's Action Party, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. said today that if his party came to power it would expose all "dirty politicians.' 1 Speaking at a pre-election rally at a village off Upper Serangoon Road, he said there
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    Ball in aid of RSPCA
    81 11 SINGAPORE. Sat The annual Singapore fancy dress ball in aid of the R.S.P.C.A. will be held at the fiea View Hotel at 8.30 D.m. on May 2. Highlight of the evening will bp the fancy dress contest for men and women separately. There will be
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    What on Today
    315 11 What on Today RAFFLES MUSEUM: Exhibition of examples of contemporary British photographs 10 a.m. to 1 pm. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ART MUSEUM: Exhibition of Indian art 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 pm. CATHOLIC TEACHERS' MOVE. MENT: Lectures by Rev. J. Hoflnger on "Modern trends In I catechetlcs at Convent of the
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    COPRA PRICE
    39 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: April $44 S buyers. $44 sellers. Tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers" Association: bulk »6t> sellers, drum $69.50 sellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    21 11 The tin price in Singapore yesterday was $398.50. down 87 > 2 cents. The offering was estimated at 130 tons.
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    18 12 PIC OF THE YEAR lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM' Handsome cash prizes in this contest watch tor details
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    The First Prize
    39 12 THIS week's top prize 1 of $30 goes to "Chatterbox" submitted by Ibrahim bin Ahmad, of 408 Berapit Road, Bukit Mertajam, P.W. Inche Ibrahim used a Rolleicord camera and Ilford FP-3 film. Setting: i-4. 1/500 second.
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    The Second Prize
    35 12 WINNER of the second prize of $20 is "Question Time" by Man Ngan Sang, of 25 Riverside, Malacca. Mr. Mah used a Rolleiflex camera and Ilford FP-3 film. Setting: f-3.5. 1/60 second.
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    Other prize winners
    71 12 RUNNER-UP prizes of $10 each go to "Fallen Glory" deft i, by Goh Tong Heng. and "Refuge" (right), by Sgt. F. Shingler. Mr. Goh. of 165-11 Surin Avenue. Singapore 19. used ,t Ya.shica Mat camera and Kodak V. P. film. Setting: f-11. 1/100 second. Set Shingler, of
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    Photographic Digest
    1100 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY J WOULD like to continue last week's theme of "Lessons learnt in 34 years of photography," as I feel that some of the lessons have been in the nature of "bitter experience" and if I can help you to avoid the major traps then I
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    HOW TO ENTER — YOUR PRINTS
    33 12 HOW TO ENTER YOUR PRINTS Mark your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Rejected prints will only be returned if stamped and addressed envelopes are enclosed.
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      196 12 ACBOSS: 1. Drink <8>; 7 Alwi.\s i4i; 3. Change* Behaves (4): 10. Uniform (4): course <s>: 4. Closes (4); 6. 11. Solitary (5): 13. Parts of Car-hou.se (6>: 6. inspirit (s>: nome Instruments (5); 14 7. Insect i3c 8. Upper limit Storming (7): 16. Blunders (<>: <7>: 9 Clever chap!
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    Films Preview
    8 13 Films Preview STARK REALISM IN THE GAS CHAMBER
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    Convict Susan Hayward is unforgettable
    524 13  -  PETER LIM BY I WANT TO LIVE Susan Hayward, Simon Oakland, United Artists Virginia Vincent W HEN the film ended, stunned silence filled the preview theatre. That was the overwhelming impact of Walter Wanger's 4t l Want To Live." That was the tremendous power of
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    COLOUR, ACTION AND LOVE IN TENGKU'S 'MAHSURI'
    298 13 MAHSURI Kasmah Booty, Roomoi Noor, Noordin Ahmad Keris THE tragic story of the Maid of Langkawi has been brought to the screen as a colourful, action-packed romance. Written by the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the film tells, in tones th it
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    On the Record
    571 13 On the Record rE PHILIPS release of Arthur Grumiaux's readiiv of Brahms' Violin Concerto in D Major (L ***** L) with the Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam, is one of those rare albums which the collector of violin concerti aspires to possess. This exquisite performance fully encompasses the spirit of the romanticism
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    Naughty patients versus Matron and her nurses
    225 13 CARRY ON NURSE Hattie Jacques, Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton British IF you enjoy snappy dialogue that is risque and spicy, this is the film for you. The fast talking, fast working nursing team that has been recruited fo r "Carry On Nurse" will
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    The machine you have to live with
    644 14 THE HEART All this fear is it necessary? At no age. There are already far too many people worrying about heart disease and most of them will die of nothing more serious than old age. The heart is the toughest muscle in the
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    215 14 THE IMPORTANT THING IS THE OVERALL PICTURE By a London medical correspondent WHEN I was a young doctor in the days of walking and women's lace-up boots I used to keep some of my patients in bed for no good reason. Sometimes for weeks. For we doctors in our smart,
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    387 14  -  TUAN DJEK By AN Indian has bought the few acres of rubber over the road opposite the Dusun. The 43--year-old trees ore irregularly spaced; it is estimated thar the original stand was 680 to the acre. He is going to replant the area, and as hand labour would
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    Roderick Mann
    15 15 Show Business finds the man with the shaven head has a new gimmick
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    TRY THE BRYNNER CURE FOR HANGOVER
    685 15 LONDON. I HAVE met actors who take pep pills and actors who take sleeping pills anc actors who take vitamin pills but Mr Vul Brynner is the first actor I have ever met who takes oxygen. Of course, Mr. Brynner, with his shaven head.
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    Now the 'Whirly Twirly' craze
    216 15 Now the 'Whirly Twirly' craze [ON DON, Sot.— First it was the hulahoop craze. Now Whirly Twirly the spinning of a plastic plate on a slender wooden stick is starting to sweep Britain. As with the hoop, the idci MSMS from Amerira. where there are al-rt-.ulv millions of platespinning youngsters.
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    TRAZAN'S NEW DATE
    169 15 TRAZAN'S NEW DATE SO LIKE SOPIH.i H that was 21-year old Scilla Gabel's trouble. She got a job aj in films doubling tor Sophia Loren because aj she looked like Loren But Italian braut.v Scilla wanted to aj make a career of her own. So she had her nose altered.
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    THE EYES OF TOMMY STEELE
    151 15 THE EYES OF TOMMY STEELE IREAD in a monthly film magazine that Mr. Tommy Steele is a hypnotist. He can. it seems, hypnotise people with his left eye. So I called round to see him at the Coliseum Theatre the other day, "Oh, years, he said. "I read about it
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    Miss Leighton plays a middleaged baby doll
    260 15 LONDON "CHE looks frightful,' says Margaret Leighton shuddering slightly as she pulls her mink tighter around her. "Like the back of a particularly ugly corporation bus." Miss Leighton v- talking about herself as she appears in her first Hollywood film. "The Sound and
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    Wilding makes a comeback
    276 15 LONDON WILDING, whose screen career was slipping and presumed finished just six months ago, has made a remarkable return to Britain. To welcome him back was his agent with three big offers from film producers. And Wilding can thank 12 minutes In a small part given
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    HEREDITY'S PART
    134 16 HOW far dors hcrr<lit\ pla> a part in >hapin« the human rharartrr and in what way ran thr Information br ulranrd I from a horo«i-opf? Naturally It is nec««sary to consider thr I -<>< i.i l and rarial barkiciound of thr person ronrrrnrd. Anybody who handles a number
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      890 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs IV fffl'Wi K T<kKz^L^M7's Peace PitACMUTES an Ukjinvite7 Man. jif /W JfjSkgm ifll AM INTRUDER... lUT TAKZAN IS fETEK^iME7 TO RESCUE WIK. f 1 \\M J 'jr^4Psß J/ ~+^^sJjoJJlf/ jM 1 1. uld be settled by skilful LIBRA (Sept. T.l— Oct. CTi SH I|S< ot c
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      328 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY: You may be than lonu drawn-out afstartled out of your usual fairs. Keep family dilTrrroutinc. Don't worry: the ence.s In trie background lor unexpected could prove the momc.t. lor LUCK extremely fortunate in the TODAY WEAR OR USB: next 24 hours. Compara- Scarlet; 9. bloodstone,
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    Wife's troubled
    901 17  -  stolen kiss JANETS HUMAN CASEBOOK"' by I AM the second wife of a man much older than myself, and have two children. Recently a boyfriend came to the house when my husband was not home. We had a tew drinks, and he kissed me. lam very troubled by
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    Should I have kicked Mm back?
    1176 17 ...ASKS WOMAN WHO WAS OUT SHOPPING WHEN SHE RAN INTO A MAN AND WAS BOWLED OVER DECENTLY I went shopping. Suddenly a big man coming from the opposite direction kicked me on the ankle and I tumbled down. He went on without apologising. Do
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    40 17 What's your problem? Give our Wise Men a crack at it by dropping a line to The Know Alls, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. No question is too difficult for them.
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    DKW looks sporty and it is, too
    166 18 FOR good looks in the classical continental fashion, the Auto Unions DKW cars for 1959 can proudly keep distinguished company with many dearer cars. The graceful, flowing lines are designed to offer minimum wind resistance The finish is immaculate. There is more than
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    CLASSICAL CONTINENTAL LINES PLUS A ROBUST ENGINE THAT THRIVES ON HARD WORK
    264 18 CLASSICAL CONTINENTAL LINES PLUS A ROBUST ENGINE THAT THRIVES ON HARD WORK And on the open road, the flexible engine of only 896 c.c. just thrives on hard wor k. The unorthodox three-cylinder in-line valveless engine ju^t cannot overheat. Full-throttle sports output is passible for hours and hours. And it
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    CYCLING SEASON TO BEGIN WITH MASS START RACE
    235 18 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association will begin this year's season with a 50--mile mass start race at Pasir Panjang on May 3 "We would have started earlier had it not been for the lasting month. Fifty per cent of our
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    WOLVES SHARE 4 GOALS TO STAY IN THE LEAD
    459 18 WOLVES SHARE 4 GOALS TO STAY IN THE LEAD LONDON, Saturday. \jyOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers, bidding to retain their English football league championship, clung to their position at the top of their First Division table with a 2-2 draw at Bolton today. Wolves were without halfbacks Billy Wright and Ron Flowers and
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    A top secret sports car is unveiled at last
    268 18  -  BASIL CARDEW By THE secret sports cor which the Daimler company has been working on for two and a half years is out at last. And having driven it I can say it is brilliantly exciting. The car is the Daimler
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    SIANG HOCK'S 3 COALS MAKE PENANG THE MCFA CHAMPIONS
    413 19 SIANG HOCK'S 3 COALS MAKE PENANG THE MCFA CHAMPIONS MALACCA, Saturday. A BRILLIANT performance by centre-forward Pang Siang Hock, who scored three goals, enabled Penang to gain a hard fought 3-1 victory over Malacca in the final of the Malayan Chinese F.A. Cup competion here today. Playing at the top
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    SCHOOLS WIN
    31 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Combined Schools beat Singapore Chinese R.C. by seven vicket-s in their cricket match at Shenton Way today. SCRC 62 iHaniff 4-21). Schools 65-3 fde Vaz 29 n.0.).
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    Crescent champs I
    23 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Crescent beat Raffles 5-0 in the tinal of the inter-schools girls table-tennis championship at the M.G.S. hall today.
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    Civilians lead Services by 19 runs
    509 19  -  F. SALAHUDIN Singapore, Sat. li> \WITH nine second innings standing, Combined Services i were still IS runs behind Singapore Civilians first innings total of 123 when the first day's play in this annual match ended 20 minutes before the scheduled close owing to bad
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    SCOREBOARD
    224 19 Sr.RVHKS IST INNS. Pearce c Kirkham b Delilkau 25 Kcech b Kirkham 0 Heatherington b Murks 1 Reid low Muirhead 1 Homer c Kirkham b Muirhead 3 Sullivan not out 33 Bennett run out 4 Richardson low Dehlkan 4 Jones c Barker b Kirkham 6 Norri.s st Anthonlsz b
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    AUSSIE TENNIS STARS FLY IN
    168 19 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Australia is more determined than ever to regain the Davis Cup which they lost to the United States at Brisbane last year. Mr. Alf Chave. Australian and BBC tennis commentator said this to the Sunday Times today on his arrival with Frank Gorman and
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    After 100 wins in ring he decides to quit
    424 19  - After 1 00 wins in ring he decides to quit R. LAZAROO By SINGAPORE. Sat. Owen "Sonny" Jordan, the sturdy FARELF bantamweight champion this year, has decided 'to hang up his gloves for good. With a string of 100 victories, this two-fisted fighter now thinks that he has had enough.
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    FOR EXHIBITION IN SINGAPORE
    30 19 AUSTRALIAN tennis players Bob Hewitt and Frank Gorman who arrived in Singapore yesterday. They will give an exhibition at the S.C.C. tomorrow evening.— Sunday Times picture.
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    CEYLONESE YOUTHS SHOP FOR BOOTS ON ARRIVAL
    243 19 CEYLONESE YOUTHS SHOP FOR BOOTS ON ARRIVAL CINCAPORE. Sat— Two players who have represented first division clubs in league soccer in Ceylon are in the Ceylon Youth Team for the |unior Asian Cup soccer competition which starts at Kuala Lumpur from April 18. They are 18-year-old S. Sirisena and Plyadasa
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    PAHANC HOLD NEGRI TO SHOCK DRAW
    262 19 PAHANC HOLD NEGRI TO SHOCK DRAW PENANC Saturday. A CRAND display by Thambirajah, the Pahang go.ilkeeper, was the highlight of today's hockey match when Pahang sprang an upset by holding Negri to a draw in the second match in the Malayan Hockey Federation inter-state championship. Yesterday. Pahane started badly when
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    Martin wins golf medal
    105 19 Martin wins golf medal SINGAPORE. Sat. J. B. Martin 71 < 86-15) won the R.S.G.C. "B" medal competition at Sime Road today. The ball sweep for the lirst nine went to B. Dadvisard (34) and to J.A.R. Harford (32J) on the second. J.B. Pynegar 73 < 94-21) won the "C"
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    PENANG BOYS ARE SCHOOL CHAMPS
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    Kim Beng's boycott was doomed to fail
    533 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By CINGAPORE, Sat—lnter- vention by his club was probably the only way to bring back Singapore player Quah Kirn Beng into the Singapore Amateur Football Associations fold again, and Chinese Athletic Association officials must be congratulated on their prompt and decisive
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    955 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. Maiden wins by Arina Gold, My Goodness (^OLD HUNT, with Chris Dragon up, completed a splendid double when he scored a two-length win in the Class 3, Div I,l] miles trophy race at Kuala Lumpur today. Nine-year-old Strong and
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    Lock icon ANOTHER STEELE BIDS FOR STARDOM
    75 20 OFF to a good start on a carrer which may lead to fame on the turf is 15-year-old Roy Hicks, whose elder brothers Tommy Steele (left) and Colin Hicks have found stardom through rock 'n' roll singing. Roy is seen being introduced by racehorse trainer
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