The Straits Times, 11 October 1959

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lew No. 1239. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1959 20 CENTS.
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    In-the Cheer Fund dollars
    312 1 In -the Cheer Fund dollars Money has begun to trickle into the Straits Times Cheer Fund, 1959. So far it is only a trickle. But there are signs that the trickle can turn into an avalanche an avalanche which will bring joy to the thousands of underprivileged children in Malaya
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    STC PEA CE HOPES
    434 1 Byrne's eleventh hour proposal is accepted UNION SAYS 'YES' TO ARBITRATION IN BID TO AVERT THE BIG BUS STRIKE: COMPANY'S REPLY AWAITED SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE big bus strike may yet be averted. The Singapore Traction Company Employees 1 Union decided tonight to submit its claims to
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    WEDDING NOT JUST YET: TOWNSEND
    121 1 WEDDING NOT JUST YET: TOWNSEND BRUSSELS. Sat. Group-Captain Peter Townsend said from a "country hideaway" in Belgium today he did not know yet when he would marry 20-year-old photographer MarieLuce Jamagne but his friends said It might be early next year. The engagement of the 44-year-old former Buckingham Palace equerry,
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    BOOKIES MOVE OUT TO SUBURBS
    120 1 BOOKIES MOVE OUT TO SUBURBS SINGAPORE. Sat. Bietime "characters lottery bookies in Singapore will move out of their usual haunts coffee shops and bars— into private homes outside the City to accept bets rtn the last day of the Penang race meetIng tomorow. They have been driven out of the
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    Lock icon NIKITA HOME AGAIN
    29 1 MOSCOW, Sat.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev arrived back in Moscow today after visiting Siberia on his way back from Peking, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Renter.
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    The lost deposits: Nearly $150,000
    133 1 The lost deposits: Nearly $150,000 LONDON. Sat,— The general election cost the Liberal Party 18.400 in lost deposits. (A candidate forfeits Cl5O if he gets less than an eighth of the total votes in his division*. Of 19 independents who stood, 17 lost their deposit.-,. Two Conservatives, one Labour candidate
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    Tan back from US, UK talks
    197 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Federation Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. described as "successful" his talks in London and America when he arrived here this afternoon by Pan American Airways from San Francisco. iHe declined to elaborate, but said that he would hold a press
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    7-POINT PUN FOR NATIONAL LANGUAGE
    529 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE MINISTER of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, today announced a seven-point plan to promote the use of Malay as the national language of the country. He disclosed this plan at a meeting attended by more than 300 delegates from Malay
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    Lock icon DEATH ROW MAN TO GET A HEARING
    64 1 DEATH ROW MAN TO GET A HEARING SACRAMENTO < California!, Sat. Governor Edmund G. Brown today set a clemency hearing for convict-author Caryl Chessman. The date of the hearing has yet to be fixed. Chessman. 38-year-old kidnap-rapist. is scheduled to die in the San Quentln gas chamber on Oct. 23
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    Kassem improves
    30 1 BEIRUT. Sat.— a medical bulletin issued in Bagdad yesterday said the health of Premier Gen Abdel Karim Kassem. wounded three times by an assassin's bullets, "is progressively improving."—
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    Lock icon KAUFFMAN CASE
    72 1 WILLEM VAN RIE. radio operator of the Dutch freighter Utrecht, who was charged last wrek with the murder of pretty Mrs. Lynn Kauffman, a divorcee, who was returning in the ship from Singapore to New York. He pleaded not guilty. Mrs. Kauffman s battered body was found on
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    A SPECIAL FEATURE ON FRANCE
    41 1 A SPECIAL FEATURE ON FRANCE Today's issue inE eludes a special 10- page Sunday Times E feature on France, with pictures and stories on E that great country's E achievements in the fields of international E tMide, commerce and E industry.
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    Lock icon $27 MIL FRAUD CHARGE
    99 1 LONDON, Sat. Mr. Friedrich Grunwald, 34-year-old London solicitor and company director, was remanded on bail at London's Guildhall today on a charge of fraudulently converting £3,255,500 (about M 527,600,000). Mr. Grunwald was remanded on bail fixed at 140.000 to appear at Mansion Hou.se magistrate's court on
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    19 1 80 FT. FALL ROM SIT FLAT siN<..\Poru )m 5 Ho" Knii Tun of BCD I r <! Sal.!
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    All in one night -the party, the storm, then the murder
    1460 2  -  GEOFFREY BOCCA ■■MfPVM a millionaire's last hours... by Strange, unaccountable things happened in Nassau on a stormy night 16 years ago. When dawn came, millionaire Sir Harry Oakes was dead, murdered in his home. The events of that night
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    Who were the mysterious men who came by boat?
    2734 3 ...and the events that led to the trial of the century the distrust with which Sir Harry and Lady Oakes regarded their son-in-law. Sir Harry Oakcs then made one of his many changes of mind about de Marigny. He redrafted his
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    Radio quiz on psychologists
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Radio Singapore will hold an inquiry into the question can psychologists help employers to get the right man for the I Job? This radio feature "The Type pt Chap We Need" can be heard in English at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    SHOW AT GARDENS
    20 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The' Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat will take place at 4 p.m. today at the Botanic Gardens.
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    LOWER INCOME, LESS LAND PER HEAD-CAUSES OF POVERTY IN SINGAPORE
    467 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. twin causes of poverty in Singapore lie in the unequal distribution of property and of opportunities for the people. This was stated by Mr. Lim Chong Yah, of the Adult Education Council, in a lecture on economics yesterday,
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    600 THUGS PULLED IN BY POLICE
    250 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Soturdoy. WORE THAN 600 "knifemen" and other ruthless gongsters have been arrested by Federation police officers under the "Offensive Weapon" Ordinance in recent months, it was disclosed today. About 500 of them have been sent either to jail or reform schools or
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    THE NEW DENTAL SURGEONS
    151 4 THE NEW DENTAL SURGEONS SINGAPORE. Sat.— The follow- ing have passed th« Flnai fa, II Professional examination for tne degree of B.D.S. In Oral Surgery and Oral Pathology, Conservative Dentistry. Prosthetic Denttatry. Preventive Dentistry ■md Periodontia: Chua Lay but and Cyril Lancelot Perera. The following have passed in the subjects
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    Gang victim is still in a coma
    82 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Doc- I tors are still fighting to save I the life of a 14-year-old boy. I Chang Cheong Teo. who was found unconscious in a gutter at Havelock Road yesterday evening. Chang who had serious cuts j on his head and
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    Revenue from petrol and liquor up
    90 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three Items, tobacco, petroleum and liquor, grossed seveneighths of the total' customs revenue of $79,234,000 for the months of January to September this year. Tobacco duty totalled $27,458,000, petroleum grossed $25,010,000 and liquor $18,620.--000. Compared with 1958 receipts, tobacco revenue decreased by
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    Iban chief buried with 26 human skulls
    209 4 KUOHING, Sat —An 87--year-old Iban chieftain. Penghnlu Gani Anank Chaong. was recently buried in Bawang Assan Leba, Sibu. with 26 human skulls which he took during his younger days. It was his last request. The skulls included those of some rebels whom he
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    MR. AYYANGAR CALLS ON THE PREMIER
    119 4 MR. AYYANGAR CALLS ON THE PREMIER rIE Speaker of the Lower House of the Indian Parliament. Mr. M. A Ayyangar. (left) this morning paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. He was accompanied by Mr. R. Sindah, of the Indian Commission in Singapore. Mr. Ayyangar,
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    Drink dealers annual meet
    61 4 MALACCA, Sat.— About 150 dealers from Malacca and North Johare attended the annual dinner of Fra.ser and Neave Ltd. and Malayan Breweries Ltd. at Meng Seng Association here tonight. The manager of the Malac- > ca branch. Mr. Jordan Jin. who is going on long leave
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    CONCERT FOR 1,000 WORKERS
    104 4 SINGAPORE. Sat More then one thousand employees of Fraser and Neave Ltd. wore treated to a three-hoar concert at their eantefn in River Valley Roai today. Radio Slnngapore organised the concert and provided the music, jugglers and comedians. Fraser and Veave start provided tne singers, who
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    Border patrol kill 2 bandits
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Two terrorists were killed by a Siamese police patrol yesterday In the Betong salient area on the Malaya-Siam border, tne Government announced today. They were among seven terrorists contacted A bundle of medicine and other equipment and a hand grenade were recovered.
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    OR. LUNG FETED
    48 4 MALACCA .Sat.— Prominent members of the local Hainan i community entertained Dr. Lung Ll-shih. son of their former leader, the late Dr. H. K Lung, who Is on his way to practise in Hong Kong after completing his medical I studies In the United K:nydom.
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    PERAK'S ACTING M.B.
    28 4 IPOH. Sat— The Perak Al- liance committee is to meet here tomorow to discuss the i appointment of an acting Mentri Besar for the State.
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    CHIEF OF STAFF SAYS SELAMAT TINGGAL'
    223 5 pORT DICKSON, Sat.— Three lusty cheers and the playing of the "Auld Lang Syne" marked the end of the last passing out parade attended by the Chief of Staff of the Federation Armed Forces, Lieut. General Dato F. H. Brooke, this morning. The occasion
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    Student, 17, named HK Beauty Queen
    49 5 HONG KONG. Sat. Miss Michele Mok, (34-24-34). 17-year-old student of Chi-nese-French parentage, was crowned Hong Kong's Beauty Queen at the Peninsula Hotel last night. Miss Mok will represent Hong Kong In the Miss World contest to be held in London on Nov. 10.
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    Lock icon Colombo Plan meet
    30 5 JAKARTA, Sat. President Soekanio will formally open the Colombo Plan Confer ence ministerial meeting in Jogjakarta, Central Java on Nov. 11, Antara news agency said today. Reuter.
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    A MALAYAN GETS TOP UNION JOB
    111 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. For the first time a Malayan has been appointed to one of the top legal posts in the country —that ti Registrar of Trade I nivns. He is Inche Mahmud Mohamed Hashim. former President of the Ktaala Lumpur Sessions Court. In
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    3 cheers for Brooke
    66 5 GENERAL TAKES SALUTE AT FAREWELL PARADE MEN of the Royal Malay Regiment and the Federation Armed Forces give "three cheers" for the Chief of staff of the Armed Forces, Lieut.-Gene-ral Dato F. H. Brooke, at Port Dickson yesterday. The three cheers were called by Lieut.-Col. Khalid
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    Japan says Thank you' to Malaya
    132 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, this morning received a telegram from the Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. thanking the Federation for the gift of $20,000 for the relief of Japanese victims of the recent typhoon. The message reads;
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    Kedah Govt. abolishes cabinet
    163 5 ALOR STAR. Sat. The Kedah Government has abolished the 'cabinet' system of Government Introduced four months ago after the May state elections. As from Oct. 15, the Government will revert to the previous method under which the Executive Council w 11 assume joint responsibility for all
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    ROBBERS IN BOAT GET $1,000: 3 HELD
    131 5 ROBBERS IN BOAT GET $1,000: 3 HELD JOHORE BAHRU, Sot. Police have detained three men in connection with a $1,000 armed robbery in Kampong Rekoh about 1 1 miles north of here. One of the men has I a Singapore identity card. A police spokesman told I the Sunday Times
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    PIKE TO VISIT HK
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The Chief of Staff, Far East Land Forces, Major-General W G. H. Pike, will visit Hong Kong between Oct. 12 and 17. While there, he will be the guest of the Commander of British Forces in Hong Kong. Lt.-General Sir Edric Bastyan.
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    PRESENTING THE LATEST IDEAS TO GIVE A QUICK WAY TO ELEGANCE
    145 6 PRESENTING THE LATEST IDEAS TO GIVE A QUICK WAY TO ELEGANCE FIVE VARIATIONS: (1) Butterfly with a back parting and a bow-tied twist in front. (2) Beehive wrap-around in the "Carita" manner.... (3) Bouffant and back-combed like mad to defy the laws of gravity. (4) Built up with a velvet
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    ANY TRUTH IN WHAT MEN ALWAYS SAY?
    1000 6 Some women just are not lovable— at all THAT If you put a group of women together, they will fight like cats and dogs. MEN are always saying that all you have to do is put a group of women together, and they
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    Recipe
    161 6 V'O amah today, and not x In the mood for cookIng? Well, there Is no need to feed your family beans and toast. Treat them to a souper-duper Chicken Ring Brown In saucepan, quarter cup chopped onion in two tablespoons shortening. Blend In one can cream of mushroom soup
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    The riddle of the Dato's fortune teller is solved
    204 7 The riddle of the Dato's fortune teller is solved SINGAPORE. Sat— Was the 0 Indian palmist, a railway ticket collector on ihe Johore Bahru-Singapore line. who foretold Dato Haji Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed > Yasin nearly 50 years ago that he and his sons would one day hold high government
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    SITTING DUCKS FOR BANDITS
    400 7  -  MELViN CHAN These people are so careless with their money By LOADED WITH CASH AND UNESCORTED THEY LEAVE BANKS Singapore, Saturday. j\ THUG throws pepper into a woman's face, grabs her handbag containing $2,300 and gets away. "Shame! you cry. And your sympathy goes out to
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    Secret society thugs wear a 'new look
    299 7 Secret society thugs wear a 'new look SINGAPORE, Saturday SINGAPORE secret society gangsters today sport a "new look." They are Westernised almost identical carbon copies of the hoodlums in the West, Mr. Leon Comber, an expert on secret societies told the Sunday Times. The gaudy shirts and jeans they wear,
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    GANGLAND GUN IS HARMLESS
    190 7 GANGLAND GUN IS HARMLESS -but it can SINGAPORE, Sat. 'PHI HOME-MADE guns re--1 cently recovered by the police Irom a secret society hidcuut here, are harmless weapons, a Singapore firearms expert told the Sunday Times today. He declared that the sun was ineffective because the bore of the barrel was
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    MR.FAIRLEY PIONEER OF THE PHONE SYSTEM RETURNS TO SAY 'HELLO'
    353 7  - MR.FAIRLEY PIONEER OF THE PHONE SYSTEM RETURNS TO SAY 'HELLO' JEFFREY FRANCIS By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. QEN S E virgin jungle, crowded with hanging vines, toll undergrowth and great thickets of bamboo oil of which concealed deadly reptiles, tigers and elephants. This was the scene a team of men led
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    FEREIGN NEWS
    8 8 I FROM OUR WORLD-WIDE CABLE SERVICES
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    Lock icon Dailies and top news agencies banned
    170 8 Dailies and top news agencies banned JAKARTA, Sat. The Army today banned Indonesia's two major news agencies and three leading Jakarta newspapers for an indefinite period because they published reports about the Darul Islam rebels. An Army announcement said the reports "might create unrest and hamper the absorption of surrendering
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    Lock icon Calcutta flood toll now 70
    39 8 CALCUTTA. Sat. The death toll from devastating floods in West Bengal reached 70 today. One of the victims died at Burdwan after he was hit by a food packet dropped from an airplane. UP.I.
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    Malayan delegate persuades U.N. to hear Tibet's case
    493 8 I N IT E D NATIONS, W N.Y., Sat.— The General Assembly's 21 member steering committee yesterday decided to include an item on Tibet on the agenda for a fulldress debate despite strong Soviet opposition. The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Mr. Vasily
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    Lock icon Gaitskell agrees re-thinking on policy is needed
    339 8 Gaitskell agrees re-thinking on policy is needed LABOUR'S WORST DEFEAT-'WHAT WENT WRONG?' LONDON, Saturday. BRITAIN'S Labour Party leaders are asking: "What went wrong?" after the crushing defeat the party suffered in Thursday's genereal election. It was the third and worst aeteat suttered by Labour, already in the Opposition for eight
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    BOYCOTT CHARGE
    21 8 LONDON. Sat.— Radio Moscow yesterday accused the United Arab Republic of banning Soviet literature and boycotting a Soviet movie.
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    Lock icon Use paper diapers, says Mr. K
    59 8 Use paper diapers, says Mr. K MOSCOW. Sat.— Premier Nikita Khrushchev has advised Russian mothers that paper diapers are "much more practical and cheaper." Mr. Khrushchev worked in this mfwaye while talking about the wood prooe— in* at Bratsk. "After using such a diaper* he said "one can discard It
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    Lock icon 3,000 attend Lanza's funeral
    44 8 ROME. Sat. Four black horses today drew the hearse of American tenor Mario Lanza who died of a heart attack on Wednesday at the age or 38. About 3,000 persons jammed the Roman Catholic Church for the funeral service. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 45 COUNTRIES SAY 'YES' TO A NO-SWIMSUIT BEAUTY CONTEST
    98 8 /CALIFORNIA, Sat—Fortj\j five foreign countries including Japan— have already Indicated they will send representatives to the International Beauty Congress to be staged at Long Beach next August 4-14 It was announced yesterday by Mr. Oscar Melnhardt. executive producer. The spectacle succeeds
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    Girl on a scooter
    558 9 rffiggggsnsjissEni g IKotg Tinggi, Oct. 2, 1959. COME afternoons ego the Tuan was entertaining a lady and her son when at 6.20 a motor scooter, from which alighted a Chinese girl, crept into the Dusun. She handed him a note from the Botanic Gardens lnfoming him
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    DIVER HOPES TO CATCH MONSTER
    193 9 ANGELO. a 42-year-old Italian diving expert, is preparing to come to Malaya to catch the big monster in a jungle-clad lake in Pahang. seen by a European engineer of a prospecting company nearly five months ago, reports Sunday Times correspondent A. G. S. Danaraj from
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    Boxer will see mother after 9 years
    366 9 Boxer will see mother after 9 years SINGAPORE. Sat. TPHEP VITHOOL, the Thai bantamweight boxer, who has been campaigning in Singapore and the Federation for the past nine yejrs returns home early next month. The popular fighter is a happy man today. He told the Sunday Times: "I'll be seeing
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      215 9 SOLUTION TO MMS $2,000 FREE ENTRY CONTEST This is the solution to The Malayan Monthly's $2,000 Free Entry Word Pur.~le H (September) which the panel of judges held to give the vwst meritorious set of answers to the clues. ENTRANT sub- try i$ subject to re-scru-mitted a solution tiny under
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    108 10 It Vordt Sit (Minimum) ORCHID SHOW TODAY from 9 a.m. till 10.00 p.m. This fabulous i display of rare and exotic blooms j is under auspices of Malayan Orchid Society. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of Fa\oury biscuits from which you can take your pick. Ask for Verkade's Cocktail Companions. Available
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, October 11. 1959. LIFE FOR THE FARMER
    499 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, October 11. 1959. LIFE FOR THE FARMER riORMATION of the new Ministry of Rural Development in the Federation should still the growing chorus who have been bleating that the stress on industrial development meant oblivion and ruin for the farmer. Tax holidays and other inducements for
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    Sea cadets find adventure in three boats
    2373 10 Sea cadets find adventure in three boats DESTINATION MERSINC: By car it takes only three hours. Maybe less if you go fast. By a sailing dinghy it takes many multiples of tKree. Ten members of the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps set out to find out just how many. They used
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      730 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. OVERSEAS LEAVL in t'ordt Si (Min.)-Box it ctt. extra HAPPIER HOME LEAVE Have h Caravan Holiday with our help. Boa's Overseas Visitors' Plan odm you: Caravans and cars lor jale or hire, use of your caravan in OUT Hire Fleet as an Investment when your leave ends, or
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      71 10 To make it WATERPROOF k l dirt. Hunt and V 111 greaseproof, too, I /Mf^^^. Holex in\entedthi» /Mf/iSm^ unique screu^lown WMXSW(& button. It is rjWiSßy EXCLUSIVE. ~Mf Specially fitted liack ami £la*« ensure a 100% To make it SELF-WINDING Rolex introduced the S^P^9 world* 6r»t "rotor" A^ F writt-watcb. Conttant
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      254 10 TUIO lI A II I HIV 1111 MM Ml Director of StudttM i niu iviAii shows how personal postal tuition from England gives you an English College Education "Have you often said to yourself— lf What lubjtct will you itufyT only I had the education I could get «rcMuctwt ■••k-kMrtaa
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    OUR TIES WITH SPORE ARE OLD AND FIRM
    377 11  - OUR TIES WITH SPORE ARE OLD AND FIRM JEAN AURILLAC By THE RELATIONSHIP between France and Singapore is ot long standing. It was in 1832 that the Compagme des Messageries Maritimes opened an agency in Singapore which became their main port of call in South-East Asia on their passenger and
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    I Longest bridge on the Continent
    31 11 I Longest bridge on the Continent THE TANCARVILLE bridge over the River Seine between Rouen and Le Havre. Recently completed, this bridge, the largest on the Continent, is 4,626 feet long.
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    Better contact & co-operation ...better credit
    382 11  - Better contact co-operation ...better credit H. FAUVILLE By WALAYA and Singapore have changed very much during the last five years. So have several European countries, especially in their relationship to the East, although the transformation is much less obvious. As conditions stood here before the war, who would have thought
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    THE RAPID POST-WAR ECONOMIC RECOVERY
    1389 11  - THE RAPID POST-WAR ECONOMIC RECOVERY PIERRE MARTIN By Information officer. French Consulate General in Sitigapore. WITH HER 45 million Inhabitants, spread over an area of 213.000 square miles. France, in the middle of the 20th century, is a highly industrialised country, in which agriculture nevertheless holds a very important place.
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    France is proud to share in growth
    426 11  -  FRANCOIS BRIERE By CRANCE is proud to hove brought a substantial contribution, long before Merdeka, to the agricultural and industrial achievements which make Malaya on« of the most advanced countries in South-East Asia. Among the pioneers who. by their energy and Intelligence, have
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    MOST, BEST and BIGGEST,..
    1776 12  -  ROBERT LITTELL BY- France is not so frivolous these busy days A record of record achievements from thin dams to concrete arches r j'lll thinnest dam arch in the world, in relation to its ollnr dimensions (Gage Dam). The lushest dam arch in the wo rid
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      358 12 k nL*.*W) GRAND LUXE rE=E= :Ezszr^^=^=E^^= i=E= s> v^ if yCn I I O l_ C vJ *j mmm^ mm ™^^^^2^^^^^™ m^hmS^^ j^^es^f «—^S^^^m^^^^ F.t'pH w.rh the some power unit os :^^^^z =^££££S2^ SZ£ y ~^S^^Z. S" r ihe GRAND LUXE 403 SALOON the z W < -F GRAND LUXE
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    BRIEF GLANCE AT TRADE BETWEEN FRANCE AND MALAYA
    764 13 THE main feature of trade relations between France and Malaya is that the balance of trade has always been favourable to Malaya. During (he post-war period, France has regularly ranked between the fourth and tenth besi customers of Malaya. The gap between
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    Steady expansion over 84 years
    369 13 Steady expansion over 84 years THE Banque de l'lndochine established in 1875, has enjoyed a steady expansion in spite of the many alterations in its structure. It was originally a bank of issue. Its note Issuing privilege was gradually extended from Cochin-China to all the Indo-Chinese territories. French settlements in
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    ESTABLISHED IN 1898 STILL GOING STRONG
    305 13 iWNED by the French Govv ernment since 1945 the Regie Nationale des Usines Renault is now the largest French car manufacturer, the second in Europe and the sixth in the world. Created in 1898. the ICenault works were one of the earliest car manufacturing
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      286 13 FAR EAST OXYGEN ACETYLENE CO. (Incorporated in France with limited liability at: Se<i«tc d'Oxygan* at d'Acetylene d'litrcme-Oriant) Manufacturers of: Oxygen, Acetylene. Carbon Dioxide, Compressed Air, Nitrogen. Supplier! of: Ammonia, Argon, Nitrous Oxide, Calcium Carbide, Propane Industrial Gase Pipelines Medical Gases, Pipelines and Equipment Argon Welding Equipment and Wires Semi Automatic
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  • SOME of the ACHIEVEMENTS
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      SUGAR FACTORY FOR SIAM
      38 14 View of the sugar factory designed and equipped by the Fives Lille-Cail Co. at Suphanburi, 150 miles from Bangkok. Production started in March 1958 and full capacity is 150 tons of sugar per day.
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      Of lamp posts, locomotives and paper
      483 14 PRANCE has achieved r a great deal in the technical field in the Far East. Some examples of her enterprise BURMA Diesel locomotives for the Burma Railways; Steel barges (£600,000*. CEYLON Port of Colombo: 10,500 lineal feet of deep water quays, transit sheds and
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      It has no equal in Europe
      135 14 "SATURNE," the new synchroton at the nuclear centre of Saclay, France, ranks third in capacity and aiie in the world and first in Europe. It is ring-shaped and has a diameter of 78^", feet. weighs over 1.000 tons and was constructed at a cost
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      The Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong
      34 14 The Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong The runway (length, 8,340 feet; width, 200 feet) has been built by Societe Francaise d Entreprises de Dragages and de Travaux Publics associated with CITRA of Paris.
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      138 14 Cl Parfumeur Paris Vuujiiki' m *S^W r T«***^T\ I Ij £~*A \j&?. k-«A bK_»^\iJ m *vfl& m SB* ill m ~££vs. I \K ■^•'Jlli jf 01 i^^n ll' ifl In jfl A. CLOUET CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. Searching for b^ono^y-^>P£ SKMCA ARONDE pMSS> ELYSEE VsSBBSSS ■UUvt I ITI w*\ t f
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    up, UP GO TOURIST FIGURES
    859 15 The weather helped but there's more to thank than simply the sun A LREADY the main tourist season has drawn to an end in France, yet from many different regions reports were still coming, almost in mid-September, of hotels continuing to work either at or
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    FRANCE-MOST, BEST AND BIGGEST
    357 15 From Page Two analyser," or Microsonde, developed by Prof. Raymond Castaing. By directing a finely focussed beam of electrons at the surface of a piece of metal, it can determine in two or three minutes the composition ol a substance which a chemical laboratory would need
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    Co-operation in medicine
    35 16 I^RENCH and Moroccan co-opera- tion in the world of medicine has produced some remarkable results. The eye hospital at Sale is one of three establishments specialising in the treatment of eye diseases.
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    FRANCE ENTERS JET RACE
    593 16 Next year a round-the-world air service from Paris AVERY important event in the airline business is the coming into operation of the jets. But this is creating problems of such an importance that the main companies have to concentrate their organisations. In that spirit has been
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      68 16 twyj *jB JH^^aLfc ,^^BBB»a^Bß^BßMßte^^>>^~i^!^alißFst_<iß9r"ot Cigorcttc factories in Singapore and Malaya, IS&ShHll^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^SmHb^bHlblh^H using Bollore Cigarette Paper, produce approximatcly 90,000 cigarettes out of one |^^^|^^^^^^^^^^^^BH9^^^^HM| bobbin in about One hour. &fIH9^BfIL9HB^B^BBB^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BVBHB^EaD9B^B^B^B^B^BBB6i& I JHF tot* y w z\ Hfaflflfll MMBBHB^HBHBtiHB^HHMBMBMHff^^ I 4r* \S IHHHb^bV 111* n tVi* Photogroph shows one of tlie 3
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      156 16 I FRENCH MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTED I Exquisite Enchantment with Perfumes by 2g* SB JEAN PAXOU A touch of m-^-w U *> rt?^\ s*m«~ AMOUR zPjtS^ frAArrS amour h *jm Tender Flower* *K*gj}&r Also Eaux de Colognes LASSO MOMENT LOtiOnS Delight SUPREME Toilet Soap SKJtJ and Beauty Preparations Enchantment Obtainable from all
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    $100 MIL OF RUBBER GOES TO TYRE PLANT
    360 17 $100 MIL OF RUBBER GOES TO TYRE PLANT JHE SOCIETE des Matieres Premieres Tropicales (SMPT) is the rubber buying organisation in Malaya of the Michel in Tyre factories. It is one of the largest rubber exporters to Europe. It was established by Michelin, Clermont-Fer-rand, France, in 1925 when it started
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    France's contribution to the building of rubber trade
    392 17 SOCFIN— a locally registered company— manages a group of properties which represent an amalgamation of French and Belgian investments in the Federation of Malaya's plantation industry. The group has its origin in the Batang Berjuntai District of Selangor. JHE MAJOR French investment
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    THIS FIRM HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH TRUE PIONEERS OF LOCAL INDUSTRIES
    558 17 OINCE 1927 the Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Company, an affiliate of the big French concern, LAir Liquide, has worked among the true pioneers of Singapore and Malayan industries. The Malayan division of the F.E.O.A.C. is only a small
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      153 17 BY OPTORG COMPANY (MALAYA) LTD. ROSSIGNOL Jiiah oln vs French il W.IOt Rose de Cabernet AXJOl 7 Hose Special Obtainable from all leading Wine Merchants the UHOICE w IjTD. /aXv! />^^V Capital: Fifty Million Franc* HV 62, rue dv Louvre Paris Js%ZzQ!\ Cables' SAVALIMENT Paris Mjf. JfcyW Telex: No. *****
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      85 17 > A complete range of clock* j •I styled in Hie latest concepts of French contemporary design, manufactured to the highest 'Z^mUlllSl l^^^. 2% standard of precision. I' MANUFACTURED BY JAZ S.A. Paris Franc* rtokVWVWWWWVWrWWWWyV^^ COMPTOIR F.B.T. Comptoir Franco-Beige D' Exportation des Tubes d'Acier. 64, Rue Pierre Charron, Paris Vltte
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    FRANCE DOES NOT LAG IN THE ATOMIC INDUSTRY
    1159 18 FRANCE DOES NOT LAG IN THE ATOMIC INDUSTRY select. from the designs developed by these groups, the solution most likely to be commercially competitive against tankers equipped with standard means of propulsion. In the field of research en controlled fusion of hydro gen nuclei according t the experts, this process
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    Trains for Turkey
    79 19 NOTICE the name on the signal box in the top picture? Yes, Istanbul And the engine electric locomotive type 88, 25 XV single-phose, 50 cycles, rating 2,320 HP. is French. Just another example of France's engineering products cropping up in many parts of the world. And in
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    RECORD BREAKER,
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    Business booms in textiles
    811 19 I^RANCE is one of the largest con--1 sumers of textile fibres in the world. Every year thousands of steamers berth in French ports bringing more than 500,000 tons of raw materials produced in the most distant countries. Australia and New Zealand send their wool. Japan its
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    CHEAPER POWER BOOSTS NEW PLANTS
    1051 19 CHEAPER POWER BOOSTS NEW PLANTS AMONG the various industries grouped under chemical industries, there is one which benefits from the extent of French hydro electric resources and this is the electro-chemical industry. Here we must make a distinction between actual electro-chemistry and electrothermics, depending on whether electric power plays the
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      203 19 Lit P A A F U M WgRTH An l|j Ideal jgSttL Gift. fijfiß 0V PjP Sole Agent: G. NICOLICH— P.O. Box 454 Singapore. TV: ***** IS BABY CUTTING HER TEETH? mill sootlie the irritation by softening and relaxing the gums, thus allowing easy dentition. Just rub baby's gums two
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      288 19 From France comes the Famous the only stabilised solution of Royal Jelly by de Belvefer. With a course of APISERUM you will regain that YOUTHFUL FEELING combined with ABUNDANT VITALITY and MENTAL ALERTNESS. EWARE OF IMITATIONS 7 dr nttobU ■■T^^^tf^lß^r APISERUM It prepared from tone*, containing among oth«r thinot vifomini,
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    LAND OF STEEL AND IRON
    928 20 A remarkable expansion since end of the war THE French iron and steel industry, with its long tradition, has expanded remarkably since the end of the war. The progress made in the past few years, which will reach its climax at the end of the
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      72 20 l'lr;i-r ronla> I n« II \ou tlenirr furllirr information regarding wines anti ttpiriU OPTORG COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED 124 ROBINSON RD SINGAPORE 1. TEL: ***** Branches at KUALA LUMPUR It PENANG COMPACNIE MARITIME DES CHARGEURS RELNIS Passengers and Freight Services ELROPE^— SOUTH AMERICA EUROPE^WEST COAST If AFRICA UROPt FAR EAST EUROPE
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      157 20 IAMOTTE' JSL BAY RUM LOTION Use LAMOTTE in the home Tr^ffijffi^ I and request LAMOTTE BAY JrWgUj£&=ZZ RUM when you next visit M flMMg^ri your hair-aVcsser. I__ I The *L' Olympic guarantees you *A positively trouble-free. J variable flame gas lighter No. (OJI/C evaporation, smell or troublesome L^S£B^f^\ fuelling or
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    EIGHT LUCKY TO BE-ALIVE MEN...
    345 21 EIGHT LUCKY TO BE- ALIVE MEN... BLAST IN TUNNEL FOR MUL 27 -MILLION -DOLLAR HYDRO- ELECTRIC SCHEME THEY DRILLED A STICK OF D-Y-N-A-M-I-T-E IPOH. Saturday. EIGHT "lucky to be alive" men were blasted oft their feet in a 400 ft. tunnel in the Cameron Highlands last night when one of
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    3 BOYS, 3 GIRLS IN 3 DAYS
    321 21 3 BOYS, 3 GIRLS IN 3 DAYS Two sets of triplets j CINGAPORE, Sat. Two »eri of triplets three boys and three E girls were delivered at the Kondang Kerbau E Maternity Hospital with- in 72 hours of one anE other. The first set all boys* E was born to
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    Haw Par swim pool to close
    109 21 Haw Par swim pool to close SINGAPORE. Sat- The Haw Par Swimming Pool at the sth mile Pasir Panjang Road will be closed to the public at the end of this month. Last week employees at the pool were served notices i terminating their services from Oct. 31. It is
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    ONE STIILL IN HOSPITAL
    18 21 Mrs. Tay Kith two of her triplet girls. The third i.s still in hospital.
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    The King congratulates Selangor Philharmonic
    149 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong have indicoted that they will encourage serious amateur theatrical entertainment in the country. Tengku Mustapha, private secretary to the Yang diPertuan Agong, has written to the SelatißOir Philharmonic Society congratulating the society on
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    Inspector denies causing hurt
    45 21 SINGAPORE. Sat—lnspector K. Balasundram pleaded not guilty today to a charge of causing grievous hurt to Soh Hwee Hiang at the Kandang Kerbau Police Station on Sept. 15. The hearing has been fixed for Nov. 16 and $1,000 bail was allowed.
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    France's contracts in India
    36 21 The value of FranceV engineering contracts in India since the beginning of 1958 is £16.660.000 and not £1.800,000 as mentioned in Page 14 ("Some of the Achievements") of the France special feature.
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    PAA NOW STARTS WORLD JET SERVICE
    175 21 PAA NOW STARTS WORLD JET SERVICE CINGAPORE, Sat. Pan American Airways will inaugurate the first round-the-world jet service today from New York, using its new Boeing 321 jet intercontinental clipper A press statement issued here today said that to start with there will be two flights each week, one in
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    HIGH TIDES
    79 21 TODAY: Singapore, 7.18 a.m. (6ft 81ns). 4.11 p.m. (7ft slns), Port Dickson, 12.41 p.m. (6ft 31ns), Port Swettenham. 11.16 a.m. (9ft 8ln). Penang, 6.01 a.m. (sft 91ns), 8.59 p.m. (6fti. TOMORROW: Singapore. 8.29 a.m. (7ft 3ins), 7.45 p.m. (7ft 41ns), Port Dickson, 2.28 a.m. (6ft Sins). 3.54 p.m.
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    TIN PRICE
    46 21 SINGAPORE. Sat— Tne price of tin in Singapore today rose 37'- cents to $398 50 largely as a result of President Elsenhower Invoking the Taft-Hartley act to halt the 86-day old strike In the American steel industry-. The estimated offering was 220 tons, unchanged.
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 21 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: October $43. (Nominal). Tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $65 sellers, drum $68 sellers. Tone was steady.
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    The professor was disappointed
    275 21 MALACCA, Sat. A Japanese history professor visited Malacca's famed historical spot the 400--year-old church ruins on St. Paul's Hill and came away disappointed. Professor Kiichi Matsuda. professor of History at Osaka University, was disappointed because the church, dedicated to Our Lady of the Mount, had not
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    Australian tenor to sing here
    86 21 Australian tenor to sing here William Herbert. the Australian tenor, who will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 1 at 8.45 p.m. William Herbert, whose visit is sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society, made his dewut singing the "Messiah' with the Victorian Symphony Orchestra in Australia. He
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    Lillian on the air
    31 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore pianist Lillian Yap will give a recital of French piano music by Faure and Debussy in "Entr'acte" over Radio Singapore at 9.45 p.m. tomorrow.
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    CAUGHT IN THE ACT
    28 21 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A woman. Teo Bak Song who was caught red-handed stirring a bowl of opium was today fined $150 or one months jail.
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      354 21 IP&® to 14fc\ America on your way to iA; Europe CHUSAN *ME^K|i Ar Conditioned throughout). -J^^» deports HONG KONG 13th June. 1960 for JAPAN, HONOLULU, VANCOUVER, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, PANAMA, TRINIDAD, LAS PALMAS, LE HAVRE, arrives LONDON 29th July, 1960 FARES: Hong Kong to London First Class from £332.
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      244 21 A J I r* 1 *Js(K- 1 fet raaßßW^asaß^k^L^^P' aS HIXESE Y.M.( A.: Jurong j Pri-Y 8 a.m.; Boy Seoul s 9 a.m.: i Rover Scouts 10 a.m.: Red Cross I 3.30 p.m.: brass band, girU 1 basketball 4 p.m. BENGALI ASSOCIATION: Bijaya function at Kamala Club from 10 a.m.
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      WINNERS OF TODAY'S TWO TOP PRIZES
      88 22 WINNER of this week's top prize of $30 is "Joyful Three" (right), submitted by Abdul loh Yusof f, of Customs Quarters, Jolon Madrasah, Prai, P.W. Inche Abdullah used a Rolleiflex 3.5 camera and Ilford H.P. 3 film. Setting: f-8. 1/30 second. "Man In Action"
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      Here are this week's two runner-up prize winners
      78 22 r DAY'S runner-up prizes of $10 each go to "Three Little Boys" (below), by Ooh Chin Chew, and "Miss Charming" (right), by Chan Wen. Mr. Ooh. care of 247 Joo Chiat Road. Singapore 15. used a Yashica camera and Fuji. 120 film.
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      it of the Year
      4 22 it of the Year
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      HOW TO ENTER
      112 22 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Naiiu :<iul addrcs> of sender, uitli title of picture and details of equipment used ar.d exposure, must be written on (he back of every p:int submitted. Requiied details should not be written
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      Photographic Digest
      1078 22  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY DICTURE management, or the art of designing a photograph, is really very 'easy if you can appreciate and enjoy looking at good pictures Perhaps you disagree. Perhaps you say "But I find it very difficult to compose a picture!" If you will just stop and
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      567 22 JJ L Uis here £<\'\l\MT& SO 172 WB MEDIUM SHORT WAVE WITH STEREO PHONOGRAPH. THE DESIGN OF THIS CABINET, AND ALL-TIME GRUNDIG FAVOURITE, HAS BEEN MODIFIED TO PRODUCE STEREOPHONIC SOUND THAT IS "OUT OF THIS WORLD." Tube complement: (10) ECH, tt-4V7XJt 81, 2 x EF 89, EBC 41 2 x
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      164 22 ACROSS: 1. Widowed (6); 5 i DOWN: 1 Ba.se (6); 2. Ruler Term ln golf <6>; 9. Hazardous (6»; 3 Porjicm (8); 4. Right to (5)- 10- Ruminant (4>: 11. Pact- possession (ft): 5. Border (S); He 7e>- 12. Angry look (5); 14. 6. Goes rourd wheel (4); 7. OarDecoration
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  • Films Preview
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      Great double treat of Disney magic
      372 23 Great double treat of Disney magic STAR IN FROM THE ARCTIC WASTES A FILM OF UNUSUAL DRAMA WHITE WILDERNESS Ami Girls Walt Disney productions WHEN you go to see Walt Disney's "White Wilderness" the latest and best of the master movie-maker's "True-Life Adventure Feature" series you will be treated to
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      INNOCENCE
      233 23 BLUE JEANS Carol Lynley. Brandon dc Wilde. Mjcdonald Carey. 20th Century-Fox Mtntt Hmt YOUTH is like spring an over-praised season,' somebody once said. And "Blue Jeans,' which quotes this after the credit lines, wastes no compliments on American youth. The film makes a serious attempt to give an Insight
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      210-year-old church organ proves a hit
      398 23 sence of ponderous and often textureless registration. The performance* are enhanced by Mr. Biggs' profound insight Into the scores; his touch, while discreet, successfully conveys the dynamic content and charm of the concertos. The recordings, made under practically "primitive" conditions, are a triumph of
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      557 24 *M 7 PaIuGHTEKs" llfl^*=|fc^JW I EX7ECTE? A l\ PANGER. 7-CZ. ts- t fECf-E WV^W "^J /^thiS iS TA.WA. QUIC^X S^AME t TAWA 1 KEASOVE THE AkiO, TARZAN 1 OUR. WIVES I\T 6HEVES WE, OEF OSuYiT Ht NGS SORROW > /wO.OSu! LET Mi SEaKChI [WE HAVE rtANY *\EM WMOSE WIVES OK.\
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      164 24 ARIES (March 21— April 20): If you are thinking of marrying, a good deal hap pens to speed up your plans. f If you are y-*^V\ wondering whr ther to change your job or business associations, your band could be forced this week. Don't worry if staff or fellow workers
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      209 24 but call in a capable friend. w> 0 CANCER (June 21 July 29): You are not yet at the end of a period of change ppsJ^M This week you will make some PfeLjßfl| alteration in gg^^jgJP your way of living that affects the family group as well as yourself. If
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      407 24 clear the matter up before Thursday. If you are considering a house move, you go a step further end of week. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Not. 22): A good deal appears to be going on behind your back K•• c p p^ people are say- MWh&M ing about you. PtjggjStW but
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    1213 27 Los ANtnxt, ten* n.— cifij— *tco light bahoit* CMTL CtCSWAN. 38, SCNTCNCKO TO DIE IN THE SAN QUENTIN CAS A C CHAKBER OCT. 23. TODAY SOIAMT HIS THIRD. RETUMI IN 11 TEARS f I FROH TNE OEATH ROW. A NOTION ftEWESTINS THE SETTINB ASIDE Of A COURT
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    525 27 A WORD WITH YOUR DOCTOR IYJANY a lady's handbag or man's pocket is bulging these days with some kind of inhaler There is a tremendous sale for them among the world's asthmatics. Most of these Inhalers have one common ingredient; they contain aurenalin in one lorm
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    838 28 They all hope her prediction (ILL BE FINISHED. BY THE TIME I AM 75) will be wrong SOME time ago Eleanor Roosevelt, widow of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, predicted that she would lie finished with "useful service" by the time she w.is 75. This forecast is to be put to
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      A QUESTION ABOUT THE PINUP'
      1147 29 HOW THOSE GLAMOROUS CHEESECAKE PHOTOS GOT THEIR NAME :j;£:l fy* jpf vT IV* J m*_ a Drop a line to The Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9 £AN you please explain the meaning of "pin-up" as applied to pictures of
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      Jilted in a noble and gentle way
      949 29 ASK JANE LEE, TIMES HOUSE, SPORE 9 A FRIEND of mine was away for two years. While he was away, his girl became very friendly with a friend of his. On his return, he thought it wisest not to interfere. Now the girl
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      318 30 IT USES NO PETROL BUT MUST BE CHARGED SEVEN weeks ago, the Sunday Times published a report from America about tests on an electric car. Here, at right, is a picture of one. Named the Pioneer, it was developed by the Nic-L-Silver Battery Company. The idea actually
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      THE VAUANT-A 'SMALL' SIX-SEATER
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      TOTTENHAM ROUT WOLVES IN TOP OF TABLE CLASH
      478 30 TOTTENHAM ROUT WOL VES IN TOP OF TABLE CLASH f ONDON. Sat. Tottenham Hotspur, the club who have proved that money can buy success, thrashed Wolverhampton Wanderers, last years champions, 5-1 in the English Football League's top-of-the-table clash today. Sparkling Spurs. whose £200.000 team Is the costliest In British soccer,
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      Good start by Thong Keng
      73 30 SINGAPORE. Sat>—Slngapore champions Thong Keng made an impressive start in the Singapore basketball championship when they beat Self and Strength 82-38 in a Group 1 match at Great World tonight. Thorn? Keng led 45-19 at half time. In a Group 2 match. Nanyang University beat
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      CROSSWORD SOLUTION
      92 30 ACROSS: 1. Bereft. 5. Stymie. 9 Risky 10. Goat. 11. Irenlc. 12. Glare. 14. Ornament. 17, Olee. 19. Mitre. 20. Dread. 21. One. 22. Woe. 23, Pe*»t- 26. Meier 29. Erne. 30. Buslnea*. 32, Glean. 33. Beware. 34 .8m5. 3a. mgot. 36. Efrrand. 37. T«mi«. DOWN: I. Bottom.
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    Khatena wins 'A' medal
    62 31 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The "A" division monthly medal (.stroke) of the Royal island Club was won by E.S.M. Khatena with a nett score of 70. Khatena shared the ball sweep with S. K. Oaw with 334. The "B" division medal was won by Wong Teik Yun with
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    Easy for Siglap
    34 31 SINGAPORE. Sat. Siglap Secondary School beat Oldham Methodist School 7-0 in an interschool hockey match at Siglap today. Kasslm (2), Yew Liang (2». Siva. D. Singh and J. BasI karan scored.
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    PRAISE FOR THIS SAFA DECISION
    384 31  -  TEOH ENG TATT Standard low, so HK tour is off i By I SINGAPORE Sat. When Singapore Amateur Football Association Council meets on Monday for its usual monthly meeting, members will be told of a decision to suspend temporarily the annu il inter-port series with
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    DOUBLE BY ERIC YEO
    250 31 SINGAPORE, Sat— Eric Yeo, Singapore's Olympic and Asian Games water-polo player, scored a double at the Singapore Police Force swimming carnival at Amber Road today when ne won the 50 and 100 metres freestyle events. Another swimmer who won two event* was Gan En* Teck, who
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    Lock icon DELILKAN GETS ONE PAST SLIPS
    42 31 ALEX DELILKAN steers one through the slips in yesterday's Pan Malayan Ceylonese cricket final between Singapore and Selangor at Balestler Road. The batsman at the other end is C Thuraisingam.— -Sunday Times picture by Kok Ah Chong.
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    SINGAPORE CEYLONESE DECLARE 180-9
    319 31 SINGAPORE, Saturday. had lost two wickets for 18 in reply to Singapore's first innings total of 180 for nine declared at the end of the first day's play in the Pan-Malayan Ceylonese cricket final for the Saravanamuttu Shield at Balestier Road today. The highlight of today's
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    DOCKYARD ENTER CUP FINAL
    88 31 DOCKYARD ENTER CUP FINAL SINGAPORE. Sat. H.M. Dockyard "A" entered the SAFA Junior Cup final when they beat R.A.F. Seletar 3-1 at Jalan Besar today. Dockyard attacked from the start and opened scoring after five minutes of play through centre-forward Neal. RAF Seleiar equalised in the 12th minute when Olney
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    Airmen hand SCC 25-6 shock
    324 31 Airmen hand SCC 25-6 shock [SINGAPORE, Sat. With I only a fortnight to go to !thc first HMS Malaya Cup I fixture against Johore, joint I champions Singapore Civii lians' stock took a deep plunge today when Singapore Cricket Club suffered a 25-6 beating at the hands of R.A.F. Singapore
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    Khalsa edge YMSA 2-1
    122 31 SINGAPORE, Sat. After a scoreless first half Khalsa Association beat Young Men Sikh Association 2-1 in their Singapore Hockey Association League Dlv. 1 match at Shenton Way today Khalsa scored their first goal through Abdullah In the 37th minute. Gurnam Singh equalised for Y.M.S.A. three minutes
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    RACING with EPSOM JEEP
    1077 32 RACING with EPSOM JEEP DISTANCE SUITS HIM AND HE GETS LUMPS OF WEIGHT FROM RIVALS I^INEMA 111 looks a bright each way prospect in the B lf Penang Plate for Class 4, Div. 1 horses (Race six) at Penang today. This seven year old was unlucky on the first day
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    THIRD DAY AT PENANG
    1153 32 THIRD DAY AT PENANG Race 1 X.Oi (Class 4, Div. 5) 6 Furs. 1 ***** Shylock Home (Brighton St.) Bagby, 4 9.0 (O) Dragon 5 2 ***** Bravo (Mr. Mrs. L.M. Foo) Martin. 4 8.12 ioi King 4 3 ***** Shangrila II (Tan Atkinson) Rodgers. 3 8.11 (SF) Moon 7
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    37 32 fPSOM JEEPS Best Bets for today are Reliable (Race 4), Peewee (Race 5), and Cinema 111 (Race 6). Call Boy's double is Wee Wonder (Race 3) and Verni (Race 8). The going will be good.
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    Lock icon BILLY NG ENTERS 4TH ROUND
    243 32 BILLY NG ENTERS 4TH ROUND BOMBAY, Sat.— lndian ace Nandu Natekar over- whelmed Indonesian Thomas 1 Cup star Tan King Gwan by 15-2. 15-2 in the third round of men's singles in the Western India badminton championships here last night. Natekar displayed brilliance, aggression and precision to crush his opponent
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    WHO KNOWS GETS 9.7
    72 32 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Loh Chin's Who Knows is topweight at 9.7 in this year's Singapore Gold Cup over U miles at Bukit Timah next Saturday. The Cup field is: Who Knows 9.7; Flying Dragon 8.5: Marksman 8.5: Rogerthorpe 8.4: Lord Arrogance 8.1: Peaceful King
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    Cup and medal to Masterton
    90 32 SINGAPORE. Sat— A J. Ma»terton won the Autumn Cup ol the Royal Singapore Oolf Club with a score of 84 at Slme Road today Masterton also won 'he "B" division monthly medal (stroke) with a 68. Ball Sweep for the first nine was won by
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    Replay at J.B.
    41 32 SINGAPORE. Sa i.— Stable Boys and Darul Aflah "A played to a scoreless draw in their SAFA Junior Cup semi final at Jalan Besar tonight. The replay will be played at Jalan Besar on Monday at 7 p.m.
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