The Straits Times, 1 November 1959

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Mat*** No. 1262. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1959. 20 CENTS.
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    Lock icon NIK: MEET US HALFWAY
    471 1 Major polity speech— with stress on co-existence Let's all disarm, even step by step, for peace HE REPEATS CALL FOR EARLY SUMMIT MOSCOW, Saturday. fHE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, said today that prospects for strengthening world peace had become more favourable and the "barometer
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    Lock icon IKE OUT AGAIN
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Sat-Pre-sident Eisenhower today left the Walter Reed hospital after his annual check-up, and his doctors said the results were "the best we ever had."— Reuter.
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    SHAWS GIVE UP CINEMA LEASE P A V I L I O N
    157 1 SHAWS GIVE UP CINEMA LEASE P A V I L I O N By PETER tf« CRUZ CINCAPORE Sat. Shaw Brothers Organisation has decided to give up the lease on the Pavilion theatre in Orchard Road, one of the oldest cinemas in Singapore, from Dec. 1. Mr. Run Run Sbaw
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    Lock icon Tengku praises the Aussies
    345 1 A WINNER AT SYDNEY RACES SYDNEY, Saturday. IUIALAYAN Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that the security of South-East Asia concerned both Australia and Malaya. Speaking at the airport on his way to Canberra. Tengku Abdul Rahman paid warm tribute to the part Australian troops
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    Lock icon NEGRO, 19 ON DEATH CHARGE
    76 1 NEGRO, 19 ON DEATH CHARGE HAMILTON (Bermuda Sat.— Wendell Willis Lightbourne. a 19-year-old Negro was charged in a magistrate's court here today with the murder of Dorothy Rawlin.son. 29-year-old British girl found dead In the sea off Bermuda on Sept. 29. Lightbourne was also charged with the attempted murder of
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    CHEER FUND UP TO ALMOST $4,000
    340 1 CHEER FUND UP TO ALMOST $4,000 j THE Straits Times Cheer Fund received a big boost this week when 62 donors from all over Malaya and Sena sent 1 .629 to take the total Hose to $4,000 The large list of donors this week is an encouraging sinn and we
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    PREMIER ACCUSED OF POLITICAL INTRIGUE
    254 1 rLOMBO, Sat The Ceylon Prime Minister, Mr. Wijayananda Dahanayake, was accused in the House of Representatives yesterday of direct involvement in a political plot behind the assassination of his predecessor. Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike. The accusation was made by an Opposition Member. Mr. Nimal Karunatilleke. during
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    GURKHAS WITH RIFLE AND KUKRI back on gangland patrol
    277 1 GURKHAS WITH RIFLE AND KUKRI back on gangland patrol By EE BOOM LEE SINGAPORE. Sat. IXUKRI carrying Gurkha police are back on anti-gangster operations in Singapore, and have been quick to establish themselves as a powerful deterrent to crime. Every nicht 30 of them ko on foot n.iirn'l in the
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      50 1 (*****08 WINS THAT S35O.OOO Ticket No. *****08 sold in Perak won the first prize of $350,000 in the 68th Social Welfare lottery drawn yesterday in Kajang, Selangor. The second prize ($125,000) went to No. *****78 sold in Negri Sembilan, and third ($50,000) to No. *****95. (Full results in Page 7.)
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    CLINCHING THAT $3.000.000 DEAL
    45 2 Elizabeth Taylor gets a handshake from .'Oth Century Fox <x<>( utive Buddy Adler and producer Walter Wanger after she signed a MM nun .000 contract for one picture. She will play the title role in the M 518.000.000 colour epic, "Cleopatra.
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    her life and loves...
    1624 2  -  MICHAEL RUDDY by internationally known Hollywood correspondent and the man who knows all the film stars. ■41 HAVE the body of a woman and the emotions of a child!" This statement from any actress in Hollywood would <;et attention. When 1(1 year-old Elizabeth Taylor uttered these
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    WITH HUSBAND NUMBER FOUR
    37 2 With an excited gesture. Elisabeth Taylor shows off her wedding ring as the talks to newsmen in Los Angeles with husband No. 4, Eddie Fisher, soon after their wedding in May this year.
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    Soraya NO THOUGHT FOR TOMORROW
    1707 3  - Soraya NO THOUGHT FOR TOMORROW FREDERICK SANDS by AS THE SHAH OF PERSIA PLANS TO TAKE A THIRD WIFE AN INTERVIEW WITH THE EX-QUEEN For seven years Soraya was Queen of Persia's Peacock Throne. Because she was unable to bear Shah Rexa Pahlevi an heir she lost that Throne. She
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    Be Proud of Your English
    507 3 A Valuable FREE OFFER to Readers Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance of effective speech and writing been more widely recognised than
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    WATER SHOBTAGE-SO BAPTISMS ARE OUT
    56 3 LONDON. Sat— A church minister last week cancelled ten baptisms because of the water shortage. Baptisms, at the Emmanuel Pentecost church. Bury, Lanes., are conducted in a tank holding hundreds of gallons of water. The minister, the Rev. Jeffreys Williamson, said: "I am postponing all
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      37 3 Post this Coupon NOW THE REGENT INSTITUTE (Dept 449/SL). Palace Gate. London W.B England Please send me— without o illgatlon— a free copy of "Word Mastery" and a full -she ■peclmen lesson. NAME ißloc* Letters) ADDRESS 1
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      99 3 ASK YOUR PHOTO OEALER Proudly adds one more stop on their pr SINGAPORE-TOKYO flight J^ Now you can visit Taipei en route to jA^Sip^^Xr Tokyo. All the varied delights of mk WbFjJ/L in-flight service that have made japan -r i M^/J££jEßttUm ir ines f amous are y° urs Take your
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    ANNE-MARIE IS NOW MRS. GOH
    39 4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coh Ewe Bcng after their marriage at the Church of St. Bernadette in Zion Road, Singapore yesterday morning. The bride is the AnneMarie Khoo Lian Kirn. Sunday Times picture.
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    Secret ballot to decide union merger
    87 4 Secret ballot to decide union merger SINGAPORE. Sat— The 2.800 Singapore City Council Services Union members will take a secret ballot next week to decide whether the union should merge with the newly registered Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. The union, in a recent newsletter to members, said that its
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    Glamour
    71 4 CINCAPORE. Sat. Since he started his film career two-and-a-half years ago, handsome Chang Chung has been cast in a series of "goodie" roles. But now. 15 films later, this glamour boy of the Hong Kone screen wants to play a •meanie" for a change. "Ive always wanted to play
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    boy told: Too handsome to play villain
    162 4 it across right," he explained. "The trouble with me," he said laughing, "is this. Producers take one look and say 'But you're too good-looking, too soft to push anyone around. The 6ft lin. actor, who is 26, is on his way to Penang
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    VISIT TO SCHOOLS
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Education. Mr Yong Nyufc Lin, will visit the River Valley Government Chinese primary and middlt schools at 9.15 a.m. on Monday-
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    Malay as common language of South-East Asia
    242 4 Malay as common language of SouthEast Asia IT USED TO BE THE REGION'S LINGUA FRANCA '^PROFESSOR SINCAPORE, Saturday. A PROFESSOR of linguistics of the University of the Philippines yesterday advocated Malay as the common language for South-East Asia. Prof. Cecilio Lopez was speaking on "The development of the Malay language
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    WOMEN WELCOME TO SIT ON THE BENCH-LEONC
    199 4 WOMEN WELCOME TO SIT ON THE BENCH- LEO NC IPOH. Saturday. Vk/OMEN WILL be appointed to sit on the Bench in Malayan courts if those with suitable qualifications apply for the posts, said the Minister for Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh He told the Sunday Times: 'I personally have no
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    KISANE NAMED CO-OP QUEEN
    38 4 Pretty Kisane Davis (above) was crowned "Coop Queen" at a social and dance organised by the Singapore Co operative Society on Friday night at Raffles Hotel. .The run-ners-up were Evelyn Isaac and Patricia Chan.
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    21 take part in Rotary painting test
    146 4 21 take part in Rotary painting test SINGAPORE, Sat. Twenty one 'schoolchildren under the age of 14 took part in an unusual painting competition today right in the heart of the town. Each had to paint a picture on a paper stuck on a shop window under the supervision of
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    Farmers urged to breed prawns
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. T/ie Fisheries Department is to encourage farmers to breed giant prawns (udang galah) in their fresh-water ponds to increase their daily income. A spokesman for the Department said in Penang yesterday, "Our experiment with prawn breeding is very promising."
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    SIR DENIS FLIES IN
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Air Marshal Sir Denis H. F. Barnett Air Officer Command-lng-in-Chief. R.A.F. Transport Command, arrived here today for a short week-end visit prior to continuing his present 24-day round-the-world inspection tour of R.A.F. stations.
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    KEDAH REDS FLEE TO SI AM BORDER
    200 4 KEDAH REDS FLEE TO SI AM BORDER ALOR STAR. Sat. About 50 hardcore Communist terrorists, harassed by security operations in Kedah. had fled to the Siamese border during the past year This was disclosed today by the Kedah Government who announced relaxation of food restrictions and dusk-to-dawn curfews in "Operation
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    ONE OUT OF FOUR ENGAGED IN TRADE IN SPORE
    153 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. One quarter of Singapore's working population is engaged in commerce, according to the latest preliminary report on the 1957 census published today. Figures contained in the report reveal that 121,533 persons out of an economically active population of 480,267
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    Poly Union name nine officials
    78 4 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Singapore Polytoe+.nic Students Union held Its -first elections yesterday for the nine seats on the Union's Executive Commute* The following were returned to office. President: Mr. Harbans Singh. Vlce-Pres: Mr. Llm Home Shean, Hon. General Sec.: Yee Kok Hoong, Asst. General Sec:
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    10,OOO-mile mercy dash to UK
    152 4 1 0 OOO-mile mercy dash to UK LONDON. Sat. An Army private arrived by air last night on the last lee of a 10,000-mile mercy dash to his sick father's bedside. James Smith of the Loyal Regiment was whisked from the Malayan jungle by helicopter after hearing that his father
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    Move to tighten up Lib-Soc ranks
    190 5 Move to tighten up Lib-Soc ranks JINCAPORE, Sat. A faction in the LiberalSocialist Party is seeking to amend the party constitution so that membership can be tightened up. The group proposes to weed out 'inactive, insincere and undedicated" members and to revitalise the party. The .spokesman for the group said
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    Five escape unhurt
    29 5 The driver and four passengers escaped unhurt when this taxi skidded and overturned at Thomson Road, Singapore, opposite the Police Training School yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    16 TO TRAIN FOR MAN-HUNT IN JUNGLE
    240 5 16 TO TRAIN FOR MAN-HUNT IN JUNGLE lOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— I A team of 16 men will be selected and moulded into a highly efficient, specially trained manhunting squad when Ist Battalion. Royal Australian Regiment. begins anti-terrorist operations with 28 Commonwealth Infantry Brigade in North Malaya next month. The team
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    Press technician takes a bride
    41 5 Mr Michael Francis Pasqual and his bride, Marie Agnes Williams, after their wedding at the Church of St Teresa, Singapore, yesterday The groom is on the staff of the Straits Times Production Department. Sunday Times picture.
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    Comet makes test landings
    191 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Visitors who turned up at the international airport in Kuala Lumpur this morning watched in wonder as a Comet IV Jetliner touched down and took off immediately when it reached the end of the runway. A few minutes later the same Comet IV
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    One hitch-hiker who did not end up broke
    351 5  - One hitch-hiker who did not end up broke DOUG LACKERSTEEN By CHEAH OF IPOH LANDS IN LONDON WITH $280 MORE TWENTY TWO YEAR-OLD Tony Ceah is one hitchhiker who has turned up in London with more money in pocket than when he left his home in Ipoh. He left home
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    AN ALERT GUN SAVES THE GAME WARDEN
    219 5 |POH. Sat. Mr. James Aw, 45, Perak's Came Warden, owes his life to quick thinking and the crack marksmanship of one of his game rangers. With one shot, Ayar Shah, the ranger, brought down an angry, charging cow elephant seconds before she would
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    WHO ARE THE BABIES AND THE CISSIES?
    1202 6 Men are great pretenders WE ARE THE 'WEAKER SEX' BUT DON'T LET IT GET YOU DOWN Now wives reveal the truth about their not-so-omnipotent masters HAVE YOU ever been told off by some omnipotent, omniscient male that women are merely members of the
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    Bird of Paradise at fashion show
    75 6 INDONESIAN mannequin Miss Kandi modelled this formal dance dress called "Bird of Paradise" at a fashion parade in Jakarta. She is holding a real Bird of Paradise. The fashion show was held to promote lurik, a striped material made by hand in Central Java,
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    Recipe
    143 6 PANCAKES with a differI ence are Potato Pancakes, for Sunday brunch. Serve with apple sauce, or syrup, or sausages. Wash and pare five medium potatoes Orate Into mixing bowl. Quickly add two tablespoons grated onion, one egg, well beaten, one teaspoon salt, two tablespoons flour. Heat two tablespoons corn
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    Better terms for Malayan soldiers
    492 7 PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR 'THE RIGHT SORT OF CHAPS 9 Hindus in Singapore and the Federation yesterday celebrated Deepavali the festival of lights-by going to temples and later to places of amusement. This picture shows a little boy praying in his home for good luck.
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    Festival of Lights
    3 7 Festival of Lights
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    Sea warning
    63 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Master Attendant has issued the following warning to mariners; Bombing and firing practices will take at the China Sea (South Range i on every day of the month of November except Saturdays and Sundays between 0800 and 1700 hours. There will be no bombing or
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    They call him the most brilliant man for a generation'
    826 7  - They call him the most brilliant man for a generation BEDA LIM By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat DROFESSOR C. J. Eliezer the first Professor of Mathematics and first Dean of the Faculty of Science of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lum pur is a mathematician who has gained worldwide recognition
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    Lock icon MALAYA ON THE WAY TO DISARM
    210 7 f^EM YORK, Sot. The chief delegate of the Federation ti Malaya. Dato Nik Ahmed: Kamil said yesterday that; the world could no longer afford to continue a pat- tern of failure in disarma- ment negotiations which had "nearly always led to j drastic increases
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    TALK BY WOODHULL
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr S. Woodhull. Political Secretary to the Ministry of Health, will broadcast a talk called "Looking Forward" at 8 p.m. en Monday.
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    WINS THAT $350,000
    251 7 WINS THAT $350,000 I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Ticket number *****08 sold in Perak won the first prize of $350,000 in the 68th Social Welfare lottery drawn at Kajang today. No. *****78 sold in Negri Sembilan won the second prize of $125,000. The third prize '$50,000* went to ticket No. *****95, while
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    Fong clan dinner
    29 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Fong Clan of Singapore today held a dinner party at the New Peking Restaurant. in honour of visiting U.S. Senator Hiram L. Fong.
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      34 7 TAE^<3AMBOLS fiatA* A&&4* (SUES JUST LOOK AT TU6 A fSO WHAT |l« I MAO S^EAT J I NONCHALANT WAV SUE II OOULO B€ I MCS POLK? j V^WEAgS THAT COOT^/ V NOMCMALAMT J IUMNKOOMVm/
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  • FOREIGHN NEWS
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      Lock icon My VERDICT by ALANBROOKE
      859 8 lONDON, Sat. Field Marshal Viscount Alanbrooke, Britain's top-ranking World II planner, revealed today that American General Douglas Mac Arthur told him the abject surrender of the Japanese was "almost repulsive." Viscount Alanbrooke, in the second volume of his war diaries published under the title," Triumph in
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      Lock icon The Duke of Windsor shouldn't hove abdicated—Lord B.
      292 8 The Duke of Windsor shouldn't hove abdicated— Lord B. TORONTO, Saturday. I ORD Beaverbrook said in an uuerview telecast by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation last night that the Duke of Windsor should not have abdicated at all. He said that the Duke had "run away from his responsibilities." "The Duchess
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      544 8 Jj says: Confess I your car errors DOME Sat If you overtake that new inventions and modern ridiculed. j§g| K a ««ffcJp rl V rurv. livin brln A huße chapter deals with another car on a vr 1 ve For example, despite the fact the motorists. SgS not only can
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      312 8 'PEEPING TOMS' ARE ENCOURAGED ON ISLAND I/LOMBOK ISLAND, Sat. "Peeping Toms" are not only allowed, they're encouraged on this Indonesian island, east of Bali. In the villages here, "Peeping Tom Committees" are formed, consisting of village elders, to peep at newly-married couples on their wedding night. Almost anything goes for
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    Where bad boys turn good
    732 9 CIMSON BOYS' SCHOOL WORKS WONDERS WITH THE DELINQUENTS ONE-TIME CRIMINALS ARE SHOWN PATH TO A NEW LIFE By R. C. PILLAI SINGAPORE, Saturday. A WAY from frhe bustle of the teeming City, tucked in an 18-acre model village in Bukit Timah, live 181 juvenile delinquents.
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    On the record
    509 9  -  METRONOME i t i i i i r i i i i j i t i i i i i i i i i i i r i f i i i t iiiii By- /CONDUCTORS Antal DoV> ratl and Bruno Walter have turned in brilliant performances
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    Asian students burn plenty of midnight oil in Australia
    306 9 Asian students burn plenty of midnight oil in Australia PERTH, Sat. lUIOST of Western Australia's Asian student population is beginning to get the jitters again as examination time nears. Now lights in hostels, flats, bo&rding houses and rooms are burning later each night as the students struggle to master principles
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      161 9 mvORANJE 20,166 G. R. T. Singapore D 7 Mar 24 May 27 Sep 10 Dm Djakarta A 9 26 29 12 Djakarta D 10 27 30 13 Melbourne A/D 17 3 Jun 7 Oct 20 Sydney A 19 5 9 22 Sydney D 21 Mar 7 Jun 1 1 Oct
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      713 9 If COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL M 1 Weddings 1 I and births 1 I around I I the Dusun I H THE DUSUN, Oct. 23. 1959. §1 O ts4 SEPT. 28. somebody s birthday. ijjffij; a Javanese turned up to fell a Kg gag Mata Kuchm^ tree for firewood. He wjs ffiffiy
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      338 9 in rjfl liaSr SSr4 wd W W Ji ///(..AA^m^S RADIO SINGAPORE A.M.; 6.30 Good morning; 632 Morning prelude; 7.00 The news; 7.05 Moments of melody; 8.00 The news; 8.05 Breakfast club; 900 Programme summary: 9.02 Concert orchestral; 930 Religious half hour; 10.00 Waltz time- 10 30 Popular vocal; 10.45 Talking
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    186 10 Horrft Sit (Minimum) A TIN OF Delight Ten varieties in a tin of Verkade's Pride of Holland Biscuits. Available at all leading stores. SIM I LAC feedings ensure strong, happy Babies. Similac, a i-omplete liifant for*!, is the nearest known equivalent to the Milk of healthy well-nourished mothers. SPORE
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  • Sunday, November 1. 1959.
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      MEN OR METAL
      185 10 SET out ai the front of the International Tin Agreement is a preamble in which th? contracting governments give five reasons for entering into it One of them is fear of widespread unemployment. Operation of the agreement has saved the tin industry from ruin. All in it
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      Let them know
      184 10 A TTRACTIONS of the King George V National Park i are coming a stage nearer the holiday-maker. Work will begin next month on a light airstrip at Kuala Tahan, administrative headquarters of the park. This will bring the park within easy reach of the tourist who can
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      Cheap and deer
      125 10 GOOD defence to a charge of keeping a Malayan wild animal in captivity sterns to be a simple statement that no reply has been received to an application for a permit. Fair enough. But the order forbidding the keeping of animals indigenous to Malaya without a permit
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    RUSSIA'S MIRACLE
    731 10 RUSSIA'S MIRACLE Sensational operation to give 20-yr-old girl a new leg \y JOHN MOSSMAN Moscow 4 SENSATIONAL limb-grafting operation in which a 20-year-old girl will be given a new leg, was exclusively revealed to me by a leading Russian surgeon. The surgeon, Professor Vladimir Demikhov, said: "I can now take
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    100 YEARS AHEAD OF THE WORLD
    201 10 1 00 YEARS AHEAD OF THE WORLD BY A SCIENCE CORRESPONDENT. LONDON. Sat. One of Britain's top research surgeons, who has worked on the transplantation of glands and kidneys, said 'The Russians are probably five years ahead of the world in space research, but if they can graft a new
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    Prayers and Purification
    308 10 THE HINDU FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS CINCAPORE. Sat.— Today is Deepavali. the festival of lights, one of the most important Hindu festivals in India and Ceylon and celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs throughout the world. In Singapore and the Federation, the religious part of the "eremony takes many
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    125 10 I ONDON A minute crack in the metal work of an aircraft can .nean sudden and complete disaster if not discovered m time. A new British flaw-detec-tor has been designed which makes searching for faults faster and much more effective. Tt will make aircraft safer and save aircraft
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    342 10 Good Laugh TWO burglars were hard at work in block of flats. "I can hear someone coming!'' hissed one of them. "Quick, then jump out of the window!" replied the other. But we're on the thirteenth floor! "Never mind that this is no time to be superstitious." A PRETENTIOUS young
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    THESE PEOPLE GAVE TO THE CHEER FUND
    392 11 THESE PEOPLE GAVE TO THE CHEER FUND THE following people and organisations gave to the Straits Times Cheer Fund last week: SINGAPORE: Anonymous $250; Miss A. Fraulein $1; Staff of the Accounts Branch, Malayan Airwoys Ltd., $75.50; Mr. Kwee Hong Thay $10; Mr. Soon On Yong $2, Mr. F. P.
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    TALK FOR ROTARIANS
    40 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Dr You Poh Seng, Senior lecturer In Economics at the University of Malaya, Singapore, will be the speaker at the Rotary Club's weekly luncheon on Nov. 4 at Cathay Hotel. Subject: "The Population of Singapore."
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    Probe into plane wreckage
    759 11  -  JetSrey Francis Flashback to 17 years ago** 194Z 9 sairbattle over Endaa By with three photographs, dated 1938, of the Vildebeeste aircraft. The records show that five Vildebeete aircraft of No. 36 and No. 100 Squadrons of the Royal Air Force were on an operational flight
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    Singapore's 'Batik Queen' and the runners-up
    74 11 Singapore's 'Batik Queen' and the runners-up Eighteen-year-old Miss Alice Smith (centre) won the "Mis s Batik. 1959" title contest held at the Sea View Hotel. Singapore, on Friday night. She wore a sarong kebaya made from light batik material. Second was Miss Janet Woo. (Ml), third Miss Aline Stobbs. li).
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    CEB PLAN TO TRAIN MALAYANS OVERSEAS
    120 11 IZUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Central Electricity Board is looking for suitable young Malayans to be sent to England for training as mechanical maintenance engineers. Successful candidates will undergo two or three years practical training during which period trainees will be paid between $4,500 to
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    COPRA PRICE
    38 11 Singapore Copra AxsocUlion 4 p.m. prices on Friday: fair I merchantable Bombay mixed copra pw plcul: October $42 (Nominal i. Sincapore Coconut Oil Millers' AMocialion: bulk $64 t sellers, drum $67 seller i. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The price of tin in Singapore today advanced 25 cents to $396.25 on an eMim.ited offering of 220 tons. All other markets were closed for i the Deepavall holiday.
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    Stage Club shows
    55 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Stage Club will be presenting 'Plaintiff in a Pretty Hat." a comedy written by Hugh and Margaret Williams, at 9 p.m. on Nov. 4 5 and 6. at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Canning Rise. On Nov. 7 there will be two performances at
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      174 11 '$TRATHMORE' 23,580 tens ■P V NOV. 1959 «f> J<fi Dc P Singapore 10 J^^S^gP Arr Frcmanflc 16 WjdfZf^L Art Adelaide 20 trij^'^4| A Melbourne 22 f^^^o Arr Sydney 25 Accommodation W^J^^r Available ISLAY KERR A CO. LTD. 11-A Collyer Quay, Singapore. Tel: 2331) HARRISONS CROSFIELD (F. OF M.) LTD. 70
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      199 11 THE SALVATION ARMY i limeni i-.iu Avp.) Holiness meeting 10 a.m.; Sunday school, adult bible class 3 p.m.; Young People's Legion 5 p.m.; salvation meeting 6 p.m. CHINESE Y.M.C.A.: Table tennis, boy scout 9 a.m.; Pri "Y" meeting (Jurong) 8 ajn.; Chineee Caligraphy Contest 9 a.m.; Red Cross and Art
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      89 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 10.38 am (9ft 91ns) 11.23 pm. (9ft Btnsi Port Dickson. 6.29 a.m. (10ft 51ns > j 6.53 p.m. (9ft 21ns> Port Swettenham. 5.19 a.m. (15ft 31ns i 6.01 p.m. (14ft 31ns) Penang, 12.17 a.m. Oft 21ns> 12.41 p.m. (Bfi 2lns>. TOMORROW: Singapore 11.13 a.m. (10ft linsi
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      GUIDE FOR ENTRANTS
      66 12 i DDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of exposure and equipment used, must br written on the back of every print submitted. Rejected prints can only be
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      THE FIRST PRIZE
      40 12 INNER of this week's top prize of $30 is "The Last Load" (right), submitted by ST. Thum, of 76 Campbell Street, Penang. Mr. ThuVn used a Retina camera and Kodak Panatomic X-135 film. Setting: M.I, 1/125 second.
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      THE SECOND PRIZE
      38 12 THE second prize of $20 is won by "Crisis" (left), submitted by Juan Chin Chang, of 378 Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Mr. Juan used a Rolleiflex camera and Agfa ISS film. Setting: f-10. .1/250 second.
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      THE RUNNER UP PRIZES
      77 12 THE RUNNER UP PRIZES TODAY'S runner up prizes of $10 each go to "Silver Trees" (left), by Loke Pun, and "The Gulf" (right), by Lee Piang Fah. Mr. Loke. of 110 High Street. Kuala Lumpur, used Kodak V. P. film. He did not name the type of camera used. Setting:
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    Photographic Digest
    1017 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY THE 1959 International Salon of Photography, sponsored by the Photographic Society of the Federation of Maloya, will be open to the public from Nov. 28 to Dec. 6 at the British Council Hall in Kuala Lumpur. A well organised exhibition is of tremendous importance to
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      17 12 The Sunday Times will not be responsible for any print that is lost or damaged in transit.
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      7 12 Pic of the Year WATCH FOR DETAILS
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      207 12 {POPULAR CROSSWORD) *3D I ACROSS: 1. Diaphragm (7), sense' (4), 5. Of the nature of 6. Black spots (5). 10. Low a mushroom 6. Remarked court (4) 11. Bodily suffering (4), 7. Draws Into error (8), (4) 12. Eminent (13), 14. En- 8 Unknown to tame (7). 9. quires (4).
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    Big role in Suzy Wong' for Barbara
    1017 13  - Big role in Suzy Wong' for Barbara DOUG LACKERSTEEN By LONDON 1 i^jJ^jwTTsfcTsiTiTTvs^siMW^v^^fct^^tsT^^^sfw^ ?4*j i iic^yr^i»^^^^^rs^v^^r^7^^B A DREAM COMES TRUE-SiNGAPORE GIRL TO QUOTE: I won't work .as a film extra. Not because I feel it is something derogatory, but I'd be labelled as an extra, and that would spoil everything
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    GOOD STORY OF A TEACHER WHO IS CUT OUT FOR BIG TROUBLE
    624 13 THREE FILMS WITH DIFFERENT THEMES Passionate Summer Virginia McKtnna, Bill Travtrs, V v o n n Mitchell Rank Organisation k WELL constructed story, -t*. well acted and convincing, makes "Passionate Summer" a film far above the average. Bill
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      132 14 It made me think. when I compared the cost of oil with the cost of my engine, when I worked out how much I could spend on repairs and replacements. Obviously, to economise on oil is false economy. The fines: quality oil, regularly changed, is my only real insurance against
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      1684 14 T r re THIS IS WO MAN to PiSwT OZ. PEAK., REIEa.SE TwE JTI^E 5^6 OmF^^|H _fILT PEkK E k T v WiPE-OP-OSu I Aft 1 wp unCi cnJnc<i 1 MV SON, MUAAO 1 Twis 7>/eZ^A/ <.iIIEC S m u sa I <nQw TmE LJkMGUAGE MM I M TAKZAfJ, CHIEP
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      639 15 The Sunday Times November 1, 1959 THE CISCO HIV, tyQM>r UfUdL West favourite SWELL/ AND I'VE REFORMED. WELL. CISCO, TUAK<S ToX FOR NOW, BUT IF THE t f I H APNT THOUSHT OF THAT.' THEIB HUNT BE ABLE TO r— THE WAY YOU BUSTED UP 1 iMPIAMS PONT GET i
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      635 16 A >% WA^TS^ OKAY, YOU TWO GUVS &TACT WALklNia I'VE 6OT NEW 6 POR r-U ■fBr^AK; r *lmß TOV^BD THAT TCUC< ACROSS THE STREET. YOU. BAD NB^S'JW] Mr J0 WMlk2i^MV&? W ANJP YOU BETTEC MOT VEER OTP COURSE 7 o\^P0 \^P Wm^^4^f^ OP I'LL SEND A BULLET AFTER YOU/ /^N^^^O^fH
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    Round the World in 20 days
    1003 17  -  CATHY NG SOH HIA by A HECTIC TRIP-BUT IT WAS FUN! IT was hectic the trip thai took me round the world in 20 days nine days in the I .S.. four days in Canada, four days in London, and the remainder either in
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      290 17 and spare parts REGD. THAOE MARK BHhH ETI ACU w\ THERMOS is the best vacuum flask k you can buy, and when parts are lost or broken, you can easily obtain S^ r ep'acements. Spares, corks and refills are available from special stockists including the following SINGAPORF KUALA LUMPUR ROBINSON
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    Now I am nearing 60
    815 18  -  CL^iJjfiT G4BL£ I LISTEN to what people tell me. I guess I've made some bad mistakes, but one thing I have usually managed to do is to take good professional advice. In this I have been lucky in my associates. I have usually known just
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    'Mona Lisa' girls say: No dates
    207 18 T ONDON. Sat— Twelve at- tractive nurses In the university city of Oxford, where men outnumber women by seven to one, have said: "We want no more dates for a year." The nurses work at the Radcliffe Infirmary. One of them, 20-year-old Janet Blake,
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    SONGWRITERS HIT OUT AT 'HYSTERICAL TRASH'
    131 18 I ONDON, Sat.— British songwriters hit out at some modern popular music in their current Guild Bulletin. "How long are we to pay dollars to import this hysteria producing evil trash? "How long will our networks be allowed to advertise it. complete with squeals
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      116 18 U^^^^Jm^B jR A sprinkle ot Vim on a damp Even the dirtiest kuali is cloth, a quick rub round and f-hinmg like new again. Vim ...v.iy ftm gie;i*e and dirt! cleans .so easily and so quickly! m tJTi A quick rub round and this powerful cleanser Wife T I shitLs
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      48 18 Wl- f^H ill 1 I "We'll have eleven ham sandwiches, JUJma, one cheese; eleven coffees, one teo; eleven jelly rolls, one rr*"." hot in here or is it just me? "Funny, that's exactly what my father said about you." "Now then, what teems to be your trouble?" iiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiHmmmimiiiiP
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    Named after a two-faced god
    1156 19 HAS JANUARY ALWAYS BEEN THE YEAR'S FIRST MONTH? Drop a line to The Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9. LJAS JANUARY always been the first month of the year say, since the world was created? K SUPPIAH Selamo Pk. No,
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    No man's worth it—says Jane
    1155 19 No man's worth it— says Jane I AM desperately in love with a boy, but have heard that he has a "steady." I find I cannot sleep, or study properly, and feel ill and haunted. MAGNETTE Stop being so silly. Fancy working yourself into such a state about a mere
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      10 19 Writi 10 Jane Lee, Suiday Times, Tims Huts, Siigiport 9.
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    Making every inch count!
    689 20 ROAD TESTING THE MEW CARS THE VAUXHALL 'SIXES' FOR 1960 HAVE NEW LOOK, MORE LEGROOM JHE Vauxhall sixcylinder cars for I96o— the Velox Saloon and its more lavishly equipped companion, the Cresta are here with improvements in matters of styling, comfort and finish. Outwardly, the most
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    ARRANGING TOURS IS A TERRIFYING JOB-ONG
    256 20  - ARRANGING TOURS IS A TERRIFYING JOB -ONG FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDIN By Singapore, Sat. THE Australian cricketers will be in Singapore next Thursday and officials of the Malayan Cricket Association, who have been planning ond prepar ing for this first-ever trip by a Test side, will heave a big sigh of relief
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    Autumn Cup
    112 20 SINGAPORE, Sat— Mrs. L. W. Tiers won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's Ladies' Autumn Cup when she beat Mrs. A. J. O. Dlckson two and one at Sime Road today. The President's Pri«e was won by A. J. B. Dickson and R. W. Heath with a score of
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    Lock icon Derby winner booed
    116 20 MELBOURNE. Sat.— Racegoers XT hooted when Travel Boy. who finished only sixth when favourite in a race last week, won the Victoria Derby here today. Starting at 3 to one Travel Boy. owned Jointly by Mrs. T. J. Smith and Sir Frank Packer, won the mile and
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    Pak wickets worry Australians
    189 20  - Pak wickets worry Australians JACK FINCLL TON By /CANBERRA, Sat. Keith v; Miller, the lormer Australian Test all-rounder, believes with Australian captain Richie Benaud that Australia stands more than a fair chance of being beaten by Pakistan on a matting wicket in the Test series soon to be played in
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    SPORTING CHANCE SOLUTION
    31 20 s c ales BR A- DMAN SU P PORT BU T TS C LOSE S E ASON S L EIGH Xl S SIN TH E RING V EUAW
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    SPORTING CHANCE
    106 20 1. On balance a boxer should make the weight here (6). 2. A crook gets a letter and become* a great batsman (7). 3. Give encouragement by dining first with wine to follow (7). 4. Barrels make the right place for shooting (5). 5. a 6. But this
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      107 20 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1, Midriff. 6 Smuts. 10. Area. 11, Pain. 12, Distinguished. 14. Asks. 15, Girdle. 16, Wore. 17, Earn. 20, Nail. 21, Hare. 22. Regard. 24. Puddle 25, Army 26, Cars. 27, Free. 2R. Tart. 31, Assist 33, Fear. 30, Disappearance. 36. Ekes. 37, Core. 38, Eased. 39,
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    SINGAPORE CLEAR Ist CUP HURDLE 6-0
    645 21  -  VAZIR MARKAR John Clark scores winning tries I By Singapore, Sat. JOHN CLARK, the 24-year-old former Oxford Greyhounds scrum-half, helped Singapore with two splendid tries to beat Johore 6-0 in their first H.M.S. Malaya Cup South Zone rugby match on the padang today. Clark,
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    Isaac beats Asian Games runner-up
    339 21  -  LIM KEE CHAN By Singapore, Sat. the score card at the end showed a 16 A points to 11 win for Burma in their international boxing match against Singapore before a crowd of 7,000 at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight, it belied the true picture
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    St. Leger is open also to Class 2 horses
    162 21 St. Leger is open also to Class 2 horses SINGAPORE, Sat. This year's Singapore St Leger race over 1} miles (first run) at Buklt Timah in December will not be confined only to Class One stayers. Class Two horses can also be entered for the event, which carries stakes worth
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    Breasley's 1,000
    37 21 LONDON. Sat —Australian jockey Arthur "Scobie" Breasley, rode his I.OOOth winner ln Europe today when he took Mr. J. H. Hawes's Bulloptlc first past the poftt In the six-furloni; Elm Nursery Handicap at Kempr.o:i Park.
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    S'PORE RALLY FAILS
    108 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Johore I Schools held a storming late j rally by Singapore Schools to win their rugby match by nine point* i two tries and penalty) to six ury and penalty) on the padang today. Johore led 6-0 at halftlme when j Kok Yew Tw\% went
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    Improved S'gor beat Negri Malacca by 15-3
    214 21 Improved S'gor beat Negri Malacca by 15-3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat—Selangor showed Improvement when they beat Negrl-Malacca by 15 points (three goals) to three (a penalty) In their fourth and last Inter-state friendly match before the start of the H M.S. Malaya Cup competition on the padang here today. Selangor, who
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    Blacks win
    132 21 CINOAPORE, Sat— The Blacks, adapting themselves better to the heavy Ayer Rajah Road ground, beat 5 Dor Coy. R.M.P, by 17 points (a goal, two tries and two penalties) to nil today. The Blacks, who led 14-0 at halftlme. scored through Neo Van Koon (try), Chan Slew Kay
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    Lock icon Tottenham increase their lead in First Division
    382 21 Tottenham increase their lead in First Division T ONDON, Sat. "Tot- tenham Hotspur increased their lead at the top of Div. One of the English Football League when they scored a 2-1 win away to Manchester City. West Ham. their closest rivals, were beaten 1-0 by Pulham and Wolves, the
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    GOOD FIGHT BY NEGRI
    148 21 OENANG. Sat— Negrl Sembilan put up a great flght ln the Inter-tone final of the Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton competition before going down 4-3 to Selangor at the U.M.N.O. hall here tonight. Selangor will meet Penang the holders, ln the challenge round tomorrow. Results Selangor
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    SINGAPORE CREW LEAVE TODAY
    201 21 FOR FAR EAST MEET OINOAPORE. Bat. Royal Singapore Yacht Clubs teajn of five will leave for Hong Kong tomorrow morning to compete ln the Far Eastern Amateur RowIng Association's Inter-port regatta to be held in Hong Kong on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The team Is due
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