The Straits Times, 21 June 1959

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES la**** j in Mat*** No. 1,243 SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1959 20 CENTS
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    Youth, 19 slain by thugs
    340 1 Youth, 1 9 slain by thugs CINGAPORE, Sat. Eleven hours after Ho Poon Suen, 19, had pledged to find a job by nightfall, his semi-naked body was found sprawled outside a Race Course Road hotel at 2.45 this morning victim of yet another gangland killing. Seven thugs had jumped on
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    Lock icon PRIJONO IN PRAGUE
    29 1 PRAGUE. Sat. The Indonesian Minister of Education and Culture. Professor Prijono, arrived here yesterday for an informative visit to Czechoslovakia.—Reuter. Request to postpone economy measure rejected
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    PAY CUTS FROM JULY 1
    860 1 PA Y CUTS FROM JUL Y 1 CIRCULAR GIVES DETAILS OF NEW POLICY SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Singapore Government announced today that the big economy drive to cut variable allowances of local civil servants would start on July 1. It will, however, be prepared to receive representations on the subject from
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    Axe at City Council too
    158 1 UNIONS ASKED FOR VIEWS ON PROPOSED ALLOWANCE CUTS SINGAPORE, Saturday. JHE VARIABLE allowances of about 2,000 City Council monthly-paid staff may be reduced in line with the Government proposals to its employees. Mr. P. C. Lim, the officer administrating the City Council, called a meeting
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    Lock icon DALAI LAMA BARES REDS' AIM
    195 1 DALAI LAMA BARES REDS' AIM kJUSSOORIE. Indian IXI Himalayas. Sat The Dalai Lama today accused Communist China of trying to wipe out the Tibetan nation and claimed the Chinese had killed more than 65.000 Tibetans since 1956. Addressing his first full Press conference since his dramatic flight across the Himalayas
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    Inspector told: UK trip is off
    98 1 Inspector told: UK trip is off SINGAPORE. Sat. A second police officer has been told he cannot go to Britain lor a six-month course on police work. He is Inspector Scan Wai Ton whose trip had been approved by the previous government but was cancelled yesterday as part of the
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    Latest: It's TWO sets of triplets
    271 1 Latest: It's TWO sets of triplets ALL BORN ON THE KING'S BIRTHDAY BUT ONE DIES gATU GAJAH, Sat. Two sets of triplets were born in the Federation yesterday the birthday of the Yang diPertuan Agong. Chp Fatimah. wife of Inche Din bin Alang Sain, a 40' year-old rubber tapper, gave
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    KISS ON SOCCER FIELD STARTS FIGHT
    79 1 KISS ON SOCCER FIELD STARTS FIGHT SAIGON, Sat. A soccer match at a village stadium near here turned into a fist fight because one of the players -vas an 18-year-old girl. The girl was closely "marked by a young man in the opposing team. During the match the two collided
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    Attap huts razed: Man is detained
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Sat— Two attap huts at the 7th mile, Clement! Road, were razed to the ground this afternoon, leaving a family of six homeless. A man has been detained by the police.
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    Lock icon US DEBT LIMIT
    30 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The U.S. House of Representatives voted yesterday to raise the national debt limit to 295.- 601 million dollars, its highest ever level In peacetime. Reuter.
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    PAP backbenchers to help the Govt.
    286 1 PAP backbenchers to help the Go vt. SINGAPORE. Sat. AM the 25 Government backbenchers in the Legislative Assembly have been assigned to various Ministries "with a view of involving Assemblymen in the work o; Government." An announcement from the Prime Minister's Office ■aid: "The concept that the backbencher should merely
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    Lock icon LIQUOR 'QUEENS' ARE BLAMED FOR RIOTS
    161 1 DURBAN, Saturday. QNLY ONE incident was reported last night in Durban's not-scarred African townships an unsuccessful attempt to burn down a Bantu social centre at Lamontville. A night watchman raised the alarm when he saw several Africans attempting to set nre to the building.
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    Lock icon EX-PREMIER DIES
    25 1 TOKYO. Sat. Dr. Hitoshi Ashida who was Japanese Prime Minister in 1948. died tonight of sarcomatosis. He was 71 year old. Reuter. i
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    Geneva: End of first phase
    175 1 Geneva: End of first phase QENEVA. Sat— The Big Four Foreign Ministers wound up the first phast of their deadlocked negotiations here with a 58--word communique declaring their belief that "further discussion and negotiations are necessary." The communique lulled after a brief plenary session put on record the decision by
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    The girl who woke in the wrong ship
    2205 2  - The girl who woke in the wrong ship ALVIN MOSCOW by ffiSr^ K E&fSf i me r 5 BasSSf jCk A f t QSC Part Three More than 2,000 people were aboard the two great ships that collided in the Atlantic on July 25, 1956. Some were brave, some were
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    PANIC IN THE BALLROOM, SCREAMS IN THE CINEMA
    2044 3 the cabin class ballroom, Where the band had also been playing Arrivederci, Roma, to a capacity audience. The musicians in the crowded ballroom tried gallantly to pick up the Interrupted strains of the song, but after a few bars the lights flickered
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    Minister opens power station
    263 4 kJALACCA. Sat Thousands living in small towns and villages m the Federation will benefit from the Government's blueprint for rural electricity supply. Tlic Minister ol Commerce and Industry. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. said thi* when he opened the now $18 million power station at Tanjong Kling,
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    Pond death verdict: Misadventure
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. A verdict of misadventure was recorded at an inquest today, on a seven-year-old boy. Robert Dodsworth, who was drowned in a pond at East Coast Road on May 22. The Coroner. Inche Ahmad i bin Hussein, was told that the boat in which Robert
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    THIEVES ROB WINE STORE
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Burglars broke into a Great World Amusement Park store early this morning and stole 96 bottles of assorted liquor valued at $1,700. Thieves also sneaked Into a Geylang Road house anri stole $995 worth of jewellery belonging to Madam liew Yoke Yin. Four other
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    Ong sets up seven-man team to hear grouses from the public
    514 4 Ong sets up seven-man team to hear grouses from the public THE AIM: 'TO BE OF MAXIMUM SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE' FIRST TASK IS^TO ELIMINATE WASTE SINGAPORE, Saturday. FROM Monday seven Peoples Action Party Assemblymen will attend to members of the public and receive complaints on matters that come within
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    TLL SUPPORT THE MAN I LOVE...*
    108 4 SUIIIIIIIII. **********111; 0 Hong Kong film actress Lav Sing j (above) told reporters in Ipoh on her ar- rival there yesterday that she would marry only when she was sure she had found the right man. E "He need not be rich, although it
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    MISSING BOY'S BODY FOUND
    75 4 MISSING BOY'S BODY FOUND SINGAPORE. Sat. The hunt for a boy who fell into the Rochore Canal on Thursday finally ended today with the recovery of the body of a young boy at the Kalian* Basin. Police fish«d out the body at 6 a.m. this morning after a "f>99" call
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    Muslim body supports Govt. drive
    98 4 Muslim body supports Govt. drive SINGAPORE. Sat. -The All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, at a Hari Raya Haji meeting today, expressed its support of the Government's "clean up" campaign against juke-boxes, pintable saloons and bars. The secretary of the society. Inche A. Wanjor. said today: "We believe that a nation
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    Lee to attend workers' rally
    60 4 p SINGAPORE. Sat The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will attend a mammoth rally of worker* on June 28 at the Singapore Badminton Hall at 5 p.m. to celebrate the advent of the new Government and the release of eight trade union leaders. Fifty-eight
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    Mary, the former champion runner* weds bank clerk
    202 4 Mary, the former champion runner* weds bank clerk SINGAPORE. Sat.— Breaking records did not give her &s much excitement as her wedding did, Mary Klass, 24, Malaya's former champion sprinter, told the Sunday Times today after her marriage to Mr. Joseph N err us de Souxa at the Church of
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    'BAN PETTING IN THE PUBLIC PARKS' CALL BY CHURCH
    494 5 'A FURTHER STEP. MINISTER FOR CULTURE SAYS: WE HAVEN T STUDIED IT FULLY YET SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE GOVERNMENT has been urged in a newsletter circulated among parishioners of a Catholic church to ban petting in public parks in Singapore. The newsletter
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    GENERAL HULL FOR INDONESIA
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Sat —General Sir Richard Hull. Com-mander-in-Chief. Far East Land Forces, will leave here tor Indonesia tomorrow on a short official visit at the in- vitation of Lt. -General A. H. Nasution. Chief of Staff. Indonesian Army. He will stay for five days and have discussions
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    Mentri Besar for Johore
    85 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. I The Alliance members of the State Council, will hold another meeting on Monday at Muar to select the Mentri Be--1 sar for the State. At the previous meeting held ago they could not arrive at a decision and the matter was referred
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    CID men praised for their role in anti-gangster war
    278 5 SINGAPORE. Sat TinCriminal Investigations Department was today commended by the (iiininissionrr <>i Police .Mr. A. E. G. Blades, for its relentless efforts to combat the stranglehold of secret societies on t'.\e island. Recognition of its work u.imacle at a simple ceremony
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    NZ welcomes skilled men
    355 5 5,000 JOBS ARE OPEN TO WORKERS FROM SPORE, SAYS MINISTER JHE NEW ZEALAND M^^LbluT^grat.on and Mines, Mr. F. Hackett. said here today his country would have no objection to the entry oi skilled workers from Singapore to fill iob vacancies But. he said, each applica- -tanues
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    BAND ENTERTAINMENT
    19 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The' Singapore Police Band will perform at Teck Chye Terrace. Serangoon District on July 15.
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    DETAINEES: ONG TO DECIDE
    90 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. A request by the Malay Seamen's Union to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Sir William Goode. for the release of all detainees involved In the Maria Hertogh riot.-, in 1950 has been referred to the Minister for Home Ailairs, I Mr. Ong Pang Boon. The
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    Story behind vaccine trials success
    380 5 Story behind vaccine trials success CINCAPORE. Sat. Professor E. S. Monteiro, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, today attributed the success of the recent Sabin vaccine trials here to "dedicated teamwork and a sincerity of purpose." In an exclusive Interview in his General Hospital office today, 50-year-old
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    Subtle new Subterfuge
    307 6 SWIMS UITS LEARN THE TRICK OF BUILT-IN ARTIFICE BRA BRINGS BEAUTY TO THE BEACH UALAYAN bathing beauties have rarely looked much on a beach before. The 36-22-36 girl has had her statistics straightened out by skintight or shirred elastic. The gM with no men tionable measurements h.i^
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    MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF THOSE DANGER YEARS
    880 6 How the man in your life can stay young \jyiTH life expectancy going up to 80, men will have to see that they are able to meet the challenge. For what fun is there in living to a npe old age when you
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    Only 50% went to polls in Trengganu
    440 7 Only 50% went to polls in Trengganu KUALA TRENCCANU. Sat. Only 50 per cent of the total electorate of 114.906 went to the poll today to elect 24 members to the State Legislative Assembly. In spite of a State holiday —to celebrate the 64tli I birthday of the Yang di-
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    He killed his mistress and her daughter— but will not hang
    386 7 He killed his mistress and her daughter— but will not hang THE FIRST CASE OF ITS MONO UNDER A NEW BRITISH ACT LONDON, Saturday. \yiLLIAM BIDDICK was found guilty of murdering his mistress and her 14-year-old daughter. But he will not hang. Instead, because of a judge's ruling on a
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    JAN BRIGHTENS THE LONDON STREET SCENE
    89 7 JAN BRIGHTENS THE LONDON STREET SCENE Blnndr model Jan Carmody from Australia provided quite a trrat for Londoners when she stepped out in a swimsuit carrying a ti.ivini of apples to give away. Accompanied by husky Colin Mi I ul. m. Jan has a two-fold mission: to popu- larise \ustralian
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    MAN WHO TORE UP £5,000
    101 7 MAN WHO TORE UP £5,000 T ONDON. Sat.— Somewhere in London is someone who hates money so much that he tossed £5,000 into a dustbin. He snipped each note into ten pieces, stuffed it into a shopping bag. and put it inside a dustbin just behind the British Museum. After
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    Lock icon Morrison quits Parliament
    62 7 LONDON. Sat. Mr. Herbert Morrison, 71-year-oid policeman's son who rose from an errand boy to be 1 British Foreign Secretary. Ls Ito leave Parliament, it was disclosed here today. He has written to the South Lewisham Labour i Party In South-East London saying that he does not
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    Lock icon President Soekarno in Phnompenh
    44 7 PHNOMPENH. Cambotfia Sat.— President Soekarno of Indonesia arrived today in Phnompenh and received a warm welcome from hug» crowds. The road from the airport to the city was decorated with huge banners in the two languages welcoming th" visitor.— Reuter.
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    TALK ON RELIGION
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. A talk on the subject "Life More Abundant" will be given by Dr. L. E. Maxwell, founder and principal of the Prairie Bible Institute of Canada, on Monday at 7.45 p.m. at the V.M.C.A. Hall In Orchard Road
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    Tourists leave for Moscow
    50 7 LONDON. Sat.— A Russian TU 104 jet airliner left London airport today carrying 34 people, including 22 Ame ricans. on the first Britishplanned air tour of Russia. The tourists will spend two weeks sight-seeing IT Moscow. Kiev and Leningrad at a cost of about £160 each.
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    Lock icon Girl, 14, raped in school playground
    44 7 NEW YORK. Sat.— Six Negro youths, aged 14 to 17 years, were arrested today following the rape of a 14--year-old white girl in a school playground here last night. Police said the girl was assaulted three times.— Reuter
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    Lock icon 15 feared drowned
    29 7 CALCUTTA. Sat. Fifteen people were feared dead when a boat carrying a wedding party capsized in the Ganges River today at Bhagalpur. in Behar State.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon TEN ARTISTS DUE
    25 7 JAKARTA. Sat. Ten painters of the historic city of Solo. Central Java, are to exhibit their works in Singagapore next month.— Reuter.
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    NOW AN ENGINE THAT CAN RUN ON 3 FUELS
    209 7 FRANKFURT. Saturday. \JL/EST German engineers have developed an engine which will run on lubricating oil, diesel oil, or petrol. Experts claim it will outgrow most conventional engines within a few years because of its versatility and economy. They say it makes
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    Four on jungle warfare tour
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ten Vietnam Army officers arrived here today by Pan American Airways for a course of jungle warfare training in the Fedei ration. Captain Nguyen Van Chuc. j leader of the team, said the tour had been made at the invitation of the Federation
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      26 7 fs&ifss} ifT irAii/ k fvssspf) Ib^sita^ V^SSrSfy J^t \K\[\\A/ S 5^ VvAi. oSiSy feevre ACTUALLY kxjmo A \fH\> wV VJ^ f^A Neecxe a haystack, Mil II >**
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    Lock icon 3 award winners in one film
    59 8 MAKLON BRANDO and leading (adits Ainu Maicnuii (left) and Joanne Woodward study the script of Tennessee Williams' "Th- Fugitive Kind at the start of rehearsals in New York. The film, for United Artist release, is believed to be the first one in which three
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    Yep-man Cooper warns husbands
    812 8 II n mM i I II I I f iW^TT '^^M NKXT to .stealing money, or marrying Barbara Hutton, one of the quickest ways of getting rich is to sign up Gary Cooper for a picture and give him a horse, a gun, and a pugeful
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    MAN WITH TWO WIVES TOLD: BOTH ARE LEGAL
    193 8 VATICAN. Sat. Egisto Marcellini, 55-year-old ex-soldier, has been told he has two wives one recognised by the State, the other by the Roman Catholic Church Wife No. 1 he married In 1925 at a civil ceremony. Several years later he left her.
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    £310,000 IN FINES FROM WORKERS
    58 8 COPENHAGEN. Sat -in tne past 48 years fines amounting to £310.000 have been collected from the worjkers, £33,450 from the em-' ployers, by Denmark's Labour Arbitration Court. The court deals with cases where collective agreements have been broken. The King's Bailiff collects the fines, and
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    Who controls the atoms
    195 9 Who controls the atoms controls the atom? Which nations will make atom bombs and how soon? Tin il be answered in a 227-page report: "The Nth Probiem: a world-wide survey uf nuclear weapon capabilities." the work of a group ..f scientists. They have made an international problem into atom research
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    The hitch-hiking bug can be an official pest
    585 9  - The hitch-hiking bug can be an official pest LAN MOK-AI- INTO LONDON FROM MALAYASEVEN HIKERS IN FIVE DAYS by london. Saturday N the space of five days this I month, seven hitch-hikers I from Malaya arrived in London. They had taken various routes, used varied means of transport, but they
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    em turns boy, TRICKS STABLEMEN
    327 9 em turns boy, TRICKS STABLEMEN The commodore a helping hand gives I ON DON, Sat Th« cheerful, chubby cheeked figure who strode confidently into one of Britain's leoding racing stables looked a likely young lad, despite the baggy trousers and a shirt flapping in the breeze. He looked up fearlessly
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    Sailing Club seeks members
    383 9 THE Farelt Sailing Club in Singapore 1 w nts more non-commissioned mem wunts more non commissioneo mem bers ot the Army to take an interest in Hrn sport. ■\\i an- not actually trying mil fur more nicrulxiN i memli«-i'>hip is over 100). but we >in»ul(l like
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    An L-car smashes INSIDE house
    48 9 LONDON. Sat.— Police lacst week questioned a woman L- driver whOvse car smashed I through a garden fence Hi Dalmore Road West Dulwich. went through the from door, and Mopped in th" hall. The driver jumped out of the car and ran away.
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    Hollywood's young highbrows
    1009 10  -  John Brett By NATALIZ WOOD am! ROBERT WAGNER: Alert, intelligent and good looking, they are among the leaders of the intellectually inclined younger set in Hollywood. It's all done with 4,000 YEARS OF VANITY-SCIENCE NOW KEEPS THE BUSINESS BOOMING THERE'S always money in mirrors. Here is one
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    THE ROYAL NAVY'S SEACAT AS THE ARTIST SEES IT
    74 10 An artist's impression of the Seacat, a new guided missile for the Royal Navy, being launched from a warship. Seacat has been developed by Short Brothers and Harlard Limited to replace the 40 mm. gun as the Navy's standard close-range anti-aircraft
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      378 10 %s>o m v A P rtn kle ot Vim on h ami Even the dirtiest Kuall is mS cloth, a quick rub round m>< -.hinina like new a?ain. Vim > W nwav eoes grease nnri dtr» leiin.c -o oritilv Rnd soouicklvl 11l Bji A quick rub round and this powerful
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    The strong-arm men's last refuge
    1012 11  - The strong-arm men 's last refuge BRIAN GARDNER By WHEN things go wrong for the strongarm men of Latin America, and the mob is at their heels, they know there is always one place where they will find sanctuary the Dominican Republic, itself ruled by the daddy of them all,
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    The Countryman's Journal
    477 11 Friday, June 12. QN the morning of 10th the adult population of the Dusun cast their votes for the State election all except Albertus, who has not taken the trouble to register as a citizen. It was very hot standing in the queue, so the Tuan sent
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      338 11 ARRID. Whirl-in Lotion Deodorant IN THE BOTTLE WITH THE BALL ON TOP Stops perspiration stains i 'A andodor I as no gfm»^ o ther i deodorant canl IIVU* lV JL skin-soothing lanolinl JM f Never sticky! Never drips! Never touches fingertips! AM Men Enjoy Williams AQUA VELV/, Coot. SoMMd AiH-r
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 12 in Hoirf. IN I Minimum). REV. SM. THEVATHASAN 1.8.E.. M.A.L.T.. departed to his J l-6-58 deeply missed by ■lly and friends R.I. P.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    92 12 Wards SIM (Minimum). lEN VARIETIES in a tin o! Pride of Holland Verlcades biscuits from Holland Aslc your provision dealer! FREE LECTURE on Christian by Frlednch Preller at Canning Rise Cultural Centre. Sunday. June 21, S p.m. All are w eicome. FOR EXTR AORDINARY HEALTH, vigour and long life
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      LOOK AND BE THANKFUL
      165 12 I OOK ROUND and be tharucful. New, vigorous lite is flowing through Malaya In nearly every sphere of life. Improvements come bit by bit but they come. Help comes to the fishermen through buying and selling co-operatives, by new ice factories; to the farmer in new
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      Rice in plenty
      146 12 DURMESE rice men are in Malaya, looking for ways to increase the amount of Burmese rice that this country can take. Ten of them are looking for a bigger market. It is welcome testimony that the days when nobody knew where the next kati of rice was
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      Vital lung
      143 12 TN expanding Kuala Lumpur the surrounding green belt is fast disappearing under a wave of concrete. But it is still not too late to keep breathing spaces. That is, if those responsible for planning all the new roads, houses, offices and other adjuncts to the growing capital city
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    Good for a LAUGH
    434 12 THREE prisoners in i Siberian salt mn. I were talking over their pjsts. "I'm here because I said the Chief of Police was a fine, patriotic man," explained the first. "That's odd," said the second. "I was sent here because I said he was a crook
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    12th year of the Emergency
    760 12  - 12th year of the Emergency Jeffrey Francis CHASE GOES ON IN THE NORTH AS MALAYA ENTERS THE... By Lowest recorded For instance. In April thi.s year there were 12 eliminations ten surrenders, one death and one capture two minor incidents and one contact. But last month there were only eight
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    TERRORIST CASUALTIES
    411 12 Casualty figures of the 11 -year shooting war in Malaya: TERRORISTS: Killed 6,687; wounded 2,816; surrendered 2,649; wounded and captured 341; captured 940. CIVILIANS: Killed 2,473; wounded 1,385; missing 810. POLICE (Regular. Special, Auxiliary, Volunteer) and HOME GUARDS 1,351 killed; 1.588 wounded: 26 missing. MILITARY FORCES: Killed 519;
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      63 12 To make it WATERPROOF 4 1 'M.I tin, iiu.l ami It ireasepraof, t>i". /A^*^- K<ilr\ in\rnlrrltlu« t/mWUSWti hill ton. I I il n^^Sf KXCUMYK. M/ >|>r<ially liitrH li.ii Ik anil ■!■•< To make it SELF-WINDING R«l*x introduced thf j^o-^ world hr»t "rotor" wriit-watrh. Constant tension on thr S x +&/>/-is\
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    Four are jailed on contraband charges
    209 13 Four are jailed on contraband charges CINGAPORE, Sat —A District Judge, Mr. K. T. Alexander, today fined four men $5,000 each in two separate cases relating to possession of dutiable tobacco. The lines were not paid and the men were Jailed for live months. CASE No. 1 Lim Chek Hian
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    3 days fixed for case against Straits Times
    144 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three successive days, beginning July 22. have been fixed today for the hearing of two summons charges of alleged defamation one against the Straits Times Pre.vs i Malaya i Ltd., and the other against Mr. Leslie HoiTman. Editor-in-Chief of the
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    Newly-weds smile for cameraman
    65 13 \>\vly-\w<l> >Ir. and Mrs Michael I.i-wU I ern.inde/ smile for the Sun. lay limes t.imeiaman alter their wedding at th«- Cathodial oi ihc (ioml Shepherd, Singapore, yesterday. The bride is S\lvi;i Mary-Ann Kead. Mr. Stephen Lin afoaog Lock, a teacher, and liis bride. Eileen N^ Pol
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    Blind children surprise crowd at the fair
    332 13 Blind children surprise crowd at the fair CINGAPORE, Sat. The Victoria Memorial Hall was a fairyland of colour when the seventh annual International Bazaar was opened today by the Yang diPertuan Negara, Sir William Goode. Merc than 1.000 people tfirongcd the entrance to the hall as Sir William and Lady
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    IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR RUNAWAY BOY
    202 13 IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR RUNAWAY BOY BUKiT MERTAJAM, Saturday. FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD K. Sivananthavel. a Seremban schoolboy who ran away from home on March 20. was re-united with his father at a lawyer's office here this morning. Later, they left by train for home, accompanied by Mr. K. Thanikasalam, ai elder
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    Speak more Malay call to students
    98 13 PENANG, Sat. A Mali\ lecturer of the Penanj; Day Training College last nisht urged English-speak-ing Malays to make more use of the national language. liuhc V u so lV bin llashid told tlie annual meeting of the local Malay Students' I'nion he did not
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    COPRA PRICE
    42 13 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: June $40 1 2 buyers. Ml sellers. Tone was quietly I steady. Singapore Coconut OH Millers' Association: bulk $63.50 sellers. drum $67 sellers. Tone *as quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    23 13 SINGAPORE. Sat— The tin price in Singapore tod;<y improved by 25 cents to $402.50 on an estimated offering of 135 mv
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    Woman beater gets 6 months
    63 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.-Majeed. 32. a labourer, m today sentenced to six months jail for attacking Aminah binte Abdullah. 40. with two pieces of wood. The court was told that Majeed struck Aminah after a quarrel over the use of the bathroom in their house in Somerset
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    19,000 children seek admission
    45 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. A total of 15.704 children have been registered for admission to Government English. Chinese and Malay primary schools next year. In addition 3.385 were registered in aided English schools. Registration continues on June 27 and July 4 and 11.
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    JAPANESE SOCIALIST HAILS 'SHEARES PLAN'
    223 13 rpOKYO. Bat— Mrs. Shizue 1 Kato. "the Margaret Sanger of Japan," today endorsed the plan of Professor B. H. Sheares of the University ot M Uava for voluntary sterl- of women with more than three living children. Mrs. Kato. a Socialist Member of the Diet,
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    Not in court for judgmentarrest ordered
    101 13 Not in court for judgmentarrest ordered SINGAPORE, Sat. The Third Criminal District Judge, Mr. K. T. Alexander, today Issued a warrant for the arrest of Christopher B. Campos, who failed to appear in court to face Judgment In a case. Campos was to face judgment on a charge of misappropriating
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    Road restricted to through traffic
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Part of Blanco Court near the junction of Victoria Street will be restricted to through traffic for a month from Monday because of the construction of a sewer. A Government statement said that alternative access was available via the adjacent backlanes.
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      97 13 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 11.40 am. (8 ft 3 in. i 10.53 p.m. <9 It 6 I in i. Port Dick&on 6.38 a.m. (8 ft. 8 In.) 7.09 p.m 1 9 ft. 9 in), Penaiiß 12.34 a.m. n ft. 5 in.) 12.46 I p.m. 1 9 ft. 1 in.) TOMORROW;
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      220 13 PPPIOH p63h Bb^l ELIM CHI'RCH: Sunday school 9.15: Morning Worship 10.30; Evangelistic Servioe 5.30 p.m. PAYA LEBAR METHODIST CHI'RCH: Church School in Malay 815 am.; Church School !In English/ Bible Class 8.45 a.m. Service in Malay 9 a.m; Service in English 10 a.m Evening Service In English 5.30 p.m. INDEPENDENT
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    170 14 Pic of the Year Winners of today's runner-up prizes THESE TWO WIN THE WEEK'S TOP PRIZES %W INNER of this week's top prize of S3O is "The Hermit" (right), submitted by Francis Ong, 15-B China Street Ghaut, Penang. The second prize ol $20 goes to "Towllne"
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    Photographic Digest
    1104 14  -  RAYMOND THOMAS 9 BY A RE you perfectly satisfied with the quality of your lens, or are you always wishing that you could afford to buy a new camera? Are you one of those people who feel envious of' your friend's new camera, because it has an f
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      344 14 l^HnLj hawaii FRANCISCO Wonderful ports of pleasure on your 15,000 mile luxury "PRESIDENT" cruise across the Pacific. The di font bronze voice of the temple gong, the clotter of wood-soled getas on the street: for her passengers these ore the first rounds cf travel adventure in Japan i Lmcr ncars
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      174 14 IB Am I %CROS«>: i Written attesia- (4); 45. Happing (11). tion (11); 11 Conceited (4); 12 DOWN .tied (6); S Zestful (4); 14. Formed (8); 16 Vital juice (3); 4. Rank (4); Wood nymphs (6); 17. Turi 5. Clothe (5»; 6. Sequence (5): (3); 18. Governed (5); 20. Com-
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      A sugar-coated exercise for your tear ducts
      358 15 Imitation Of Life Lano Turner, John Gavin, Sandra Dee, Dan O'Heriihy. V.I. fHE theatre, this Eastman-colour-ed, sugar-coated tearjerker tells us, is but an imitation of life. And for nearly two hours the film expounds the point. But Hollywood, in bringing Fannie Hurst's novel
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      How an idealist is seduced
      242 15 LONELYHEARTS Montgomery Clift, Robert Ryan, Myrna Loy United Artists "I ONELYHEARTS" is a fascinating film. It deals with a subject that must be of direct interest to countless newspaper readers the world over. Producer Dore Schary translated it for the screen from Nathanael West's novel.
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      HIPSTERS OF THE GAY DECADE WERE COOL CATS
      473 15 HIPSTERS OF THE GAY DECADE WERE COOL CATS ON THE RECORD QCCASIONALLY there comes a record which one cannot but praise. Such a record is "Eydie Gorme Vamps the Roaring 20's" (ABC Paramount ABC 218) undoubtedly one of the best pops discs issued this year. The album has all the
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      760 15 i -phoxk AZ .voir shim infi M.irr H \RIKIC than "Horror of Dracula" If 1 fH^^Pi pj I JWPMCBBk bloody < olor isß) \o±db4HidtttmktMmJßKL* I'lus Path. \iu v M\o T/.K Tl \(i introduces Successor B NEXT "IAaICIV UCADTC" ll A Montitomery ClWt Lantr LUNCLT ntAKIJ Robert Ryan Myrna Loy sj
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      455 15 WtmrnOX TOP IN SHQWBUSIWESS MWI 1111, I Cathay Organisation w|: ATTRACTIONS mSmmJi Phone: fWTi A Last Two Days! ln 6 vii a. m .-1.i:.-1.13-MS t 9.30 nMMttsnutrF sssssr ■UUkGENS cinuaSco* I fo\ Movietone News: "Singaporr's New Trimc Minister". TONIGHT* mY'i FOR BETTER FOR WORSE (M»nd) Today 9 a.m.: "NIGHT OF
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      356 15 ■MLHpjMJ I|J• I mm HSJSSa3H Radio Singapore Medium Wave IM melrrs A.M. 6.30 Good Moinmg; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.0U The News. 7.05 Moments Of Melody; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Breakfast Club; 9.00 Programme Summary; 9.02 Arnold Eld us and the A.B.C. String Orchestra: 9.30 Melodies and Memories; 10.00 Take It
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      1229 16 UIMVLTiJt}- THIS 'S THE PIKST OP PIVE \/T .f UT THE Jff-Ai. rEACE OP Pi. /VWll, J_ S4C KAPAK iKJTERCEf T 1 APRiCA A«ysr $1 WON »> k vtfWy vftfwHt jVI-t— AN7 INTELLICSENCE 5A.5E5 > APtICANS 1 THAT'S WWY WE J MMf^. >- jv-^ WE'LL 500N HAVE, STRETCH WGy WEEP^TAKZAN--
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    THE STETHOSCOPE MENACE
    944 19 Dresser who apes his master has patients burning mad |N A military unit where I work there is a civilian dresser who, aping his master, employs a stethoscope on anybody who visits him for just a bruise, cut, or scratch. I feel like burning his stethoscope when
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    janelee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
    1569 19 Write to Jane Lee, Sunday Times, River Valley Road. Singapore 9 Innocent smiles 'WE ARE JEA'.OUS, TOO.' YOUTH TELLS NEIGHBOUR WITH A CHARMING WIFE A VERY charming and modest wife of one of my neighbours used to smile and talk to me. Now she seems to be
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      462 19 For example, itsfar easierthan pincurls Women who don't use Tampax may feel that there's something mysterious complicated difficult about learning to use it. Nothing could be further from the truth! Ac- t tually, Tampax in- C ternal sanitary pro- DQ3 trction was invented LJLomJ by a doctor for the use
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      385 19 Are YOU always TIRED, P I WEAK. LISTLESS ?P> J W r\' Get New p yji vim IL J^^s^/JVITALITY PANOPEPTON HERE S DEFINITE PROOF I Lahorjuxv MM prmc Hut pctur.il TRY THIS 7 -DAY dcMnv. lovs ..i apsMMc. inihusMM,, TEST YOURSELF anj vitality, hendadm .mj Mrvexnv nws revill when >our
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    Holland
    1204 20 LAND OF WINDMILLS NOW ECHOES TO THE CEASELESS HUM OF INDUSTRY LJOLLAND is the most densely populated country in the world. It has 870 people per square mile. And the population is increasing every year by 1.5 per cent. If prosperity is to be maintained, more opportunities for productive
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    Another round in the war against the ocean
    50 20 Another round in the war against the ocean FOR CENTURIES »h« Dutch have waged a constant battle against the sea. Thousands of acres of what is now fertile pasture are reclaimed land. Picture shows work on one of the most ambitious projects of all the enclosure of the Zuider Zee.
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      397 20 v%>x d/xf dfls JO/7 dfss /s/ys i^L^Lh a urrron AAJ f^L^L^r M FAST TO ALL EUROPE AND BACK IN SUPREME COMFORT K.L.M.'s nrw Golden Circle Service combines the The Golden Circle Service puts the accent on the familiar South-East Asia route with a short smooth service. The food is superb
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      44 20 Here is enjoyment for every smoker CHOOSE "WILLEM II" CIGARS FOR DEEP SATISFACTION fair Agentv HAGEMEVEB TRADING CO, (M) LTO. MOCCONA J?> INSTANT COFFEE A Available at all leading provision stores Fijctnrv Rtpiifi'iitiitiits: ASIAN ORGANISATION LTD 268. South Canal Road. Sing; pore. Tel: *****
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    Rotterdam's proud claim—the biggest refinery in Europe
    953 21 Rotterdam's proud claim— the biggest refinery in Europe tirely by its own industry, with modern and efficient harbour installations which have made the ports of Amsterdam and Rotterdam famous. Holland's internal needs have thus brought its industries to a pitch of versatile efficiency enabling it to supply whatf ver may
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    Trade ties of benefit to both countries
    426 21 Trade ties of benefit to both countries and to wrest new land from it. In doing so they have learned that there is no need to subdue nature by means of expensive and spectacular feats and that. it can be accomplished more profitably by the diligent application of means modest
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    Rotterdam—the Singapore of Europe
    44 21 Rotterdam— the Singapore of Europe ROTTERDAM it one of the biggest and busiest ports in the world. Here cargoes are being transferred from ocean-going ships to small coastal vessels and barges bound for France, Belgium, the Scandinavian countries and along the Rhine into Germany.
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      101 21 SIRHNE HANDKNITTING WOOL QUAIANTCEO MOTH-PtOOF PHILIPS SINGAPORE LIMITED KY5871 A 7 \al\c model with Radio Frequency stage, 4 speakers, built-in aerials. Hi-fi registers, '*/^> built-in drawer for your pro- C gramme. {,\A Smart in appearance, superb '~^\T > ft in performance and a joy to "ftlK^ DOSSCSS. „vmmaA Singapore Penang
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    Value for money—that's the real answer...
    565 22 Value for money— that's the real answer... ROAD TBSTINC THE MEW CARS THIS WEEK: THE NSU PRINZ FOR PEOPLE ON A SMALL BUDGET A MAN who describes himself as a regular reader of these motoring notes has written to ask: You RARELY criticise the cars you test. Why?" There are
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    NSU PRINZ'S ENGINE
    12 22 A CLOSE-UP of the engine ol MM NSU Prinz.
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    ALL THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL RESULTS
    588 22 SYDNEY, Sat. Results of Australian football matches played today were: N.S.W. Association Div. One North: Cardiff v Adamstown, Cessnock v Wallsend and West Wallsend v Awaba tomorrow Mayfleld United 1 Lake Macquarie 3: New Ca&tle Austral v Charlestown (tomorrow;; Mereweiher 6 Black.smitlis 3. N.S.W. Federation
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    Singapore in polo final
    98 22 PENANG. Sat. Singapore Polo Club qualified lor the final of the Malayan Polo Club Tournament for the Burma-Malaya Cup when they beat Penang Polo Club 2-1. Penang having a handicap of one. R.G. Bennett scored both goals for Singapore, one in each chukker. Singapore will now
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    Lock icon County scores
    149 22 LONDON, Sat— Tea scores in today's county cricket matches were At Manchester: Lancashire 234 for two (R. Barber 110 not out. A. Wharton 46 versus Surrey. At Bristol: Gloucestershire 238 for four (R. Nicholls 80 not out. O. Emmett 100 not out i versus Cambridge University. At Nottingham:
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    KIWIS SCORE 34
    29 22 BRISBANE. Sat.— The New Zealand Kiwis Rugby Union team defeated Queensland 34-1° here today. At naif-time the Kiwis led 13-6. Queensland were outclassed in all departments.
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    Brand new car wins battle of 'babies'
    364 22 Brand new car wins battle of 'babies' MOW THE SECRET IS OUT I ONDON, Sat. Backroom experts of the British Motor Corporation are understood to have produced a revolutionary new 'peoples car'" for this year's motor show. It will cost about £500. Other firms principally Ford and Standard are not
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      145 22 I XI Ji Tlie new 4 cylinder, 2-litre Ilj W\ WW is a car for the discriminating Yjl 11/ 17 13 It combnU [fl I I P |1 an exceptionally IV/ UIl high standard of jr^ y~y engineering and fini>h »^w I with outstanding economy fill (28 to 32 m.p.g.)
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      136 22 7 a 9 *»od btlwitn »h« lin«» to find »h« Hidden P»r»onaliry 1 Keep resisting, though if sounds at if j putt hat been sunk (4,1), 2 Were after a record. Chuck it! 161. 3 Scots F.C. is easily suited |6). 4. Presumably the tailor's partner at cards (S)< 5.
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      274 22 tmn S.C.A. Senior tournament S.R.C. v University, padang: S.C.C. v Police, padang; Serangoon Gardens v R.A.P. Serangoon: S.C.R.C. v I A.. Shenton W;.\ C.S.C. v Army. Balestier Road: Junior "A". R.A.P. Changi "B" v S.HB. Police. Changi. RAF Tengah v Combined Schools. Teimah; R A.P. Seletar "A" v J 8.0.D.C.A.,
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    SINGAPORE CLAIM 4-11
    242 23 Last minute substitute top scores at Seremban with inspiring 66 runs But Negri recover i before the close SEREMBAN Saturday. AFTER a disastrous start, losing four wickets for 1 1 runs, Negri Sem bilan staged a grand recovery to score 133 runs in reply to Singapore's HO
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    SCOREBOARD
    194 23 ■sIMJAroKK— IST INNS. .1 Woodhou.se c SaUnapalan b 6 B Marks c Oon Leony 1) Bm Khen-.; .1 Martens c Bin Kneiis b Pike :M R. Da Sllvu b Sinnappah U J. Kirkham run out 6 A. Dehlkan lbw Pike a j Benin t c Bampson b Bin Klioi.
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    Selangor had to hold on
    481 23 SEREMBAN. Saturday. A COAL in each half by insick'-left Stanley Cabrielle gave Selangor a 2-1 victory over Negri Sembilan m their south zone Malaya Cup soccer match on the padang here today. Negri did almost all the attack 113. but against the run j Selangor
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