The Straits Times, 17 January 1960

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES He* No. 1273 SUNDAY. JANUARY 17. 1960. •20 CENTS
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    Marcus gets a top job
    276 1 BIG CHANGES IN HEALTH MINISTRY SINGAPORE Sat. Dr Coltn Marcus hjs been appointed Director of Medical Services and Permanent Secretary to the Ministry o< Health, iiother AdminuMi P C Mai 1 mderstands that Dr. Ma appointment is par general re-organisation in the I of Health
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    FAMILY CAR SKIDS OFF ROAD: TWO KILLED
    261 1 SINCAPORE, Saturday TWO WOMEN travelling from Singapore to .ittend a funeral in Kuala Lumpur were killed when their car skidded off the road into a small ravine near Labis, Johore, on Thursday. The dead were: Mrs. Patricia Chow, 30, daughter of a prominent
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    MALAYAN FIRM GIVEN $30m. JOINT CONTRACT
    358 1 MALAYAN FIRM GIVEN $30 m. JOINT CONTRACT Klang project work to begin in a tew months LOWEST TENDERS WERE ACCEPTED KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A local company. Cam m on (Malaya) Ltd. and one of the world's biggest engineering firms have been jointly awarded the $30 million North Klang Straits project
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    Jobless but Mr. Tan has savings
    423 1 Jobless but Mr. Tan has savings CASH TO BE RETURNED TO KIND-HEARTED PEOPLE WHO GAVE TOTAL OF $2,297 CINGAPORE, Sat. Money sent in by kindhearted readers of the Straits Times and Sunday Times for former school-teacher, Tan Kok Thuan, and his family, is to be returned to the donors. The
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    Lock icon Incomes to be made public
    79 1 Incomes to be made public BANGALORE, Sat. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, announced here today the Government had decided to make public all income tax assessments In India to help deal with corruption. Addressing the annual Congress Party session, he also said that al! Ministers would be lnviled to
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    STOP PRESS
    8 1 MAW STAtJ I lL> I 'hi.
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    Lock icon Solidarity pledge by Chiang and Diem
    50 1 TAIPEH. Sat President Chiang Kai-shek and President Ngo Dinh Diem both pledged tonight to work harder to achieve solidarity against Communism. Their pledge was made at the state banquet given in honour of the South Vietnamese leader at the pr« idential building tonight— Reuter.
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    'FACTS NEWER HIDDEN ALL I WANTED WAS ANOTHER J08...'
    145 1 'FACTS NEWER HIDDEN ALL I WANTED WAS ANOTHER J08 SINGAPORE, Saturday. HIS HOME tonight, Mr. Tan said he had never hidden from the Social Welfare Department the fact that he had his savings and provident fund. He said: 'It was not my intention to hoax the public. I did not
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    Sagan to seek a divorce
    69 1 PAKIS. Sat. Best-sell ing authoress Francoise (Bon jour Tri»tes.se> Sagan announced last night that she is going to seek a divorce from her middle-aged husband. "Our decision is taken." Miss Sagan. 24. said. "Believe me. I am sad about it, but we could not go
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    NASSER IS 42
    18 1 CAIRO. Sat. President Nasser of the United' Arab Republic, celebrated his 42nd birthday here today
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    SCENIC BEAUTY NO SURPRISE: Tengku
    489 1 DOTORUA, Sat Much ot the scenic beauty he had seen in New Zealand was no surprise to him, Tengku Abdul Rahman said a^ a press conference here tonight "deration Prime Minister explained that when Malaya achieved independence one of the fir>t presentations was from the
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    King Ananda is shot dead
    2756 2  - King Ananda is shot dead CAPT. STAFFORD HERCULES DENNIS. DSC I was ostracised by Britain... ...for fighting Siam's dictator BY AND SLAM'S LEADER TAKES REFUGE LN MY HOUSE IN my little Rower shop in Bangkok, filled with the delicate went <>i exotic blooms. I cm M lust sit down calmly
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    HONG KONG ISSUES S-CARDS TO BEAT BOGUS BEGGARS
    273 3 HONG KONG ISSUES S-CARDS TO BEAT BOGUS BEGGARS HONG KONG. SAT. £HARITY does not begin at home" is the policy that social welfare organisations are trying to get Hong Kong to adopt during the current World Refugee Year Thi> is because professional beggars calling at private homes have be»»n using
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    Floods or no, the Govt. is prepared
    396 3 Friday, |an. 8. THE TUAN generally avoids boring readers with weather reports, but there is some excuse for writing about floods. Tlnggi people are thinking there is not going to b month. office has a chart In which U date of Hoods for
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    Service in Malay at churches to boost L-week
    375 4 Service in Malay at churches to boost L-week CIRCULARS ON NATIONAL LANGUAGE; CHOIRS BUSY REHEARSING HYMNS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. OVER 110 CHRISTIAN churches throughout the Federation will hold services completely in Malay on Jan. 31 to support the National Language Week. Church chotrs are now busy rehearsing hymns in Malay:
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    Have a go at this essay contest
    57 4 LJAVE you heard about the new Straits Times/ Berita Harian competition for students of Malay? It has been specially designed to mark the Federation's National Language Week at the end of this month. Details of this unique contest (which offers a first prize
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    DR. PHAY MEMBER OF P.S.C.
    139 4 DR. PHAY MEMBER OF P.S.C. DR. PHAY SENG WHATT. (above), has been appointed a member of the Singapore Public Service Commission to fill the vacancy brought about by the appointment of the former chairman. Incbe Yusof bin Ishak. as the States Yang di-Pertuan Negara. His appoidiment. for five years, was
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    P.A.A. JET SURVEY TEAM m SPORE
    129 4 P.A.A. JET SURVEY TEAM m SPORE SINGAPORE. Sat— A sixman Jet survey team from America arrived here by P.A.A. tonight for a threeday stay. The team. comprising Messrs. L. Planta. B. W. Dedge. A. Arenal. F. McCrary. L. Fernald and W. R. Grac»\ are from Pan American World Airways. They
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    Two Govt. men guilty of graft
    82 4 Two Govt. men guilty of graft KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Three cases of corruption against Federation public servants were concluded last month. according to a Government statement issued today. A Customs officer in Johorc Bahru was accused of accepting a (2 bribe. He was convicted dnd fined $300. A ooliceman who
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    Bth LOVE SPELT TROUBLE FOR CLERK
    269 4 Bth LOVE SPELT TROUBLE FOR CLERK kJALACCA. Sat An nri Army clerk. Stanley Overee, 24. told h magistrate's court here today, he had made love to seven girls but none of them had given him so much trouble as a pretty telephone operator. jHe said this in case In which
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    CONSTRUCTION PROBE BEGINS TOMORROW
    263 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Commission of Inquiry into Singapore's building Industry will hold the first of a series of five public sittings during the next two weeks on Monday. A Government statement] today said that the Commis- j slon. at its first sitting, will take oral evidence
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    Committee to see to kampong roads
    202 4 SINGAPORE, Saturddy. yHE Minister of National Development has set up a kampong road comm.ttee to determine the oriont.es and superv.se the construction of roads m kampongs. Chairman of the committet w Mr. Ng Teng Kiang. Assemblyman for Ponggol Other members ari? Mr Tang Ching
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    CHEER FUND: $29,678
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The last donation to the Straits Times Cheer Fund comes from members of Lodge Bt. Andrew No. 1437. S.C. Singapore, who donated $145 tv bring the Fund to $29,678.56
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    Newsmen leave for Jakarta
    94 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Press party who will cover the forthcoming visit of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to Indonesia, left by air this morning for Jakarta. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, Parliamentary Secretary to the j Ministry of Culture went I with the party which
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    Theatre Fund now $337,277
    48 5 •INOAPORE, Sat. The National Theatre Fund now stands at S.s:i7 277.54 Ived at the Ministry of Culture today were Mr. Kiang Ai Kirn $50: Cheng Loong Wui Koon $50 Donation.-* received through banks: Oversea Assurance Corporation Ltd. $1,000; R Beaton k Co.. Ltd. $200.
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    Rajender: Miracle he is still alive— hope of recovery
    432 5  - Rajender: Miracle he is still alive hope of recovery DOUG LACKERSTEEN From London, Sat. WEST German doctors hope a delicate operation on Rajender Kumar Pawa. aged six, in a Cologne hospital since September last year, will be possible in two months* time, the boy's father, Mr. B.A. Pawa, formerly of
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    CRACK CID MEN IN KIDNAP PROBE
    97 5 CRACK CID MEN IN KIDNAP PROBE SINGAPORE. Sat Th< C.I.D > crack sleuths, the small tram of men In the Sprcial Investigations Secwere today called m .rate Singapore's latest kidnap case last nights abduction ot nine-year-old Chua Kok Chong. Thry arc being helped by the boy.- father. Chua Km Son.
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    LUCKY ESCAPE FOR 20 IPOH MINERS
    200 5 LUCKY ESCAPE FOR 20 IPOH MINERS I POH Sat. -About 20 men employed by the Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Ltd. are the luckiest people in Ipoh today. A little less luck and some of them would have been blown to pieces by a 25Mb. bomb, a relic of the last
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    This is a musical society with a difference
    194 5 This is a musical society with a difference SINGAPORE. Sat. Smsa- pore hai> several muaical societies which are lormed j to luster interest in western classical music. But the Metro Philharmonic Society which was started three months ago is a musical society with a difference. For its main aim is
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    Two named for ECAFE talks
    81 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government is to participate at two important committee meetings of E.C.A.F.E. to be held in Bangkok between Jan. 18 and Feb. 5. Mr. James Puthucheary. manager of the Industrial Promotion Board, will represent the Government at the committee on trade between Jan.
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    NEW STORE AGENCY
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A new advertising agency, the Style Advertising Service, celebrated its opening with a cocktail party at ito premises in Victoria Street today.
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    STORY CONTEST
    26 5 MUAR, Sat, A story telling competition in Malay will be the highlight of the National Language Week celebrations here which begins on Jan. 30.
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    3 MALAYANS OFF TO LAOS ON A GOODWILL TOUR
    122 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. I Three Malayans will leave by air tomorrow on a ten-day goodwill tour to Laos 1 lat the invitation o[ the j Laotian Government. They j are: c The chairman of the Land i Development Authority!. Inche Taib
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    Lock icon Order to track down Indonesians in hiding abroad
    132 5 JAKARTA. Sat— The Indonesian Attor- i ney-General. Mr. Gunav/an. said today that the Government had sent investigation teams to Singapore and other foreign countries to track down persons who had fled Indonesia after violating foreign exchange laws, Antara news agency reported. The
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      658 5 ■Tin I j Press Walk IS ON SUNDAYI FEBRUARY 28 I It is Singapore's b'Kßcst sporting spectacle of the I year DON TBE LEFT OUT. Entry Form and rules appcor daily in The Free Press I For quick promotion, better pay, and a career you could put your heart into
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      288 5 What's on today IXHIBITION or MMVWQi DIST CHIRCH iKampong Kapor by T C. Tan at Diethelm build- Road): Visi. to Blind bchool ing. Marlce: Street 9 a .1: to 430 transport leaves church 3 pm. pm ELIM (HIRCH Everitt SINGAPORE CAGE BIRD Ro^di: Sunday School 915 a.m.: SOCIETY: Monthly meeting
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      Leap Year aaain!
      1102 6 TIME WHEN A GIRL AT LEAST HAS A CHANCE TO PROPOSE A GUIDE TO HELP YOU FIND HIM EVERY CIRL, even when very young, dreams of one day meeting a Prince Charming who will come riding up on a white charger to carry her away. She will
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      Lock icon THE NEW PYJAMAS
      41 6 IN THE LATEST slum berwear checked shirt top pyjamas in drip-dry cotton our models Ann Grysting ond three-year-old Jackie Dale are ready to retire for the night. They modelled the pyjamas at a London fashion show. Reuter picture.
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      Recipe
      138 6 HERE'S a dessert that is as glamorous as one torn out of a magazine and you don't have to slave over a hot stove to make tt Dissolve one package cherry jelly, two tablespoons suerr. and dash of salt in two cups hot water and cherry juice Add one
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    NO GUNS-HE BAGS CROCODILES WITH A 3IHCH SPEAR
    239 7 NO GUNS-HE BAGS CROCODILES WITH A 3IHCH SPEAR INTRODUCING— MALAYA'S CHAMPION CROC HUNTER lATU PAHAT, Soturdoy wEET Malaya s champion ~^fc^-~— crocodile hunter. Over o period of 30 years he claims »o have bogged more than 5,000 crocs in the various rivers in the Stote at Johore. But the strange
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    The boy who 'paints for fun' hopes to hold an exhibition
    209 7 SINGAPORE, Sat JUST over five years ago, a youth of 1 7 took up painting "|ust for the fun iof it Today several art critics hail him as an uo-ond-commg young painter. He hi Yeo Chew Hong, a memtx-r
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    Malaya can feed many more mouths
    664 7  -  MEL VIM CHAN LEADING WORLD AUTHORITY SAYS OUR LAND IS RICH By Singapore, Sat. I AND rich Malaya could support at least eight to 10 times more people than her present population. This was the view expressed by a leading world authority on social
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      278 7 MARMITE Baby Jtk V l^^b nS it s' i iff J I '^J^AtSKf f if m ajpW* /^T y^l Baby Billy Chan arrived a bouncing 8 Ib. 2 oz. boy, and has never had a days illness since birth! Mother gave him a wonderful start by making '^^firu sure stie
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    A Chessman protest vigil starts
    77 8 A Chessman protest vigil starts SACRAMENTO, Sat. A University of California student set down a gallon of water and two loaves of bread on the State Capitol steps yesterday and swore to maintain a protest vigil for the sake of convictauthor Caryl Chessman. Bruce Bloomfield, 24, said he would camp
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    HEAD (51) WEDS EX-PREFECT
    195 8 LONDON, Sat. Dudley Hasson, 51 year old headmaster, last week, married his 19-year-old exprefect and 20 pupils from his girls' school were there. His bride at St. Matthew's, Birmingham, was shy, darkhaired Janet Morris. Janet's bridesmaids were 19-year-old Gloria Cosham and Anne Martin, 16, both old
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    Lock icon Dr. Subandrio gives stern warning to Chinese
    229 8 Dr. Subandrio gives stern warning to Chinese AFTER DEMONSTRATIONS IN WEST JAVA,.. JAKARTA, Saturday. THE Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, today warned Chinese in Indonesia that they must not engage in political activities if they want to remain here." He issued the warning after a number of alien Chinese, moved trom
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    Lock icon Kishi off to sign pact in Washington
    308 8 TOKYO. Sat. After a night of battle and manoeuvres between police and anti-Ameri-can extremists. the Prime Minister. Mr. No busuke Kishi. left her* this morning for the United States. Mr. Kishi, who was accompanied by the Foreign Minister, Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama, is on
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    Troops called out to fight bush fire
    90 8 Troops called out to fight bush fire MELBOURNE. Sat.-Troops had to be called on today to go to the assistance of almost exhausted men fighting a bush «re In the Flinders Ranges in Soutn Al gSn lla flr.s -re being fought in three states In temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit—
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    Lock icon Air India pilots call off strike
    61 8 BOMBAY. Sat. Over 90 pilots of Air India International today ended their nine-day strike, the corporation's general manager. Mr. B. R. Patel, announced. The pilots had stopped work in protest against the corporation's decision to send a non-member of the Indian Pilot's Guild to
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    A good start...
    29 8 LONDON, Sat.— Sign on a Chinese laundry In Stockport. Cheshire: "In the New Year we shall be open for business seven days a week— except Sunday."
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    THE LOVE LETTER DOC'
    98 8 THE LOVE LETTER DOC' LONDON. Sat. Any young man lost lor words to write 2 really ROMANTIC love letter to his girl can have it done for him by a woman doctor. The "heart specialist" is 4b -year-old Amelia lson, a former deputy medical officer of health for Islington, London.
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    A difficult year but no sign of war
    1343 9  - A difficult year but no sign of war P.I.H. NAYLOR MALAYA, SPORE: WATCH FOR AMERICAN INFLUENCE RUSSIA: TIME NOW FOR A COUNTER-REVOLUTION Although there are signs that we are now embarking upon one of the most critical periods in the history of this century, the significant charts for 1960 don't
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    Press button shopping
    137 9 WASHINGTON. Saturday. rl> i- how thr U.S. housewife can expect to go shopping in the super-market of the 'Sixties: silt will step from her car to a covered, moving sidewalk leading to thr entrance, where she will deposit the thildrrn and the dog. MIL will be whisked
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      14 9 NEXT WEEK What's in store for those born under Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, and Aries.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    10 10 t» <;• tmnimum) BRtltl l»tO» FIND* M till t—m U.
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    Good for a Laugh
    378 10 Good for a Laugh QURING Nit »9U war on Irish soldier received a letter from hit wife, who was desperate because there were no more able-bodied Tien m the village, and she hod a bod cold. As a result, the big Held i wa& not Deli ik worked. The I
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, January 17. 1960
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      WHERE'S THE PROFIT?
      163 10 DISAGREEMENT between the Federal and State Governments is holding up the building of thousands of urgently needed The Federal Government wants to lend the State j ..nimeiits $3,645,000 without or at low inter' to build hou.ses which will be let for $20 or c -> month. us,
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      Living on hope
      181 10 I the ups and down.-, of history during recent centuries Malacca has often had to draw deeply on its stocks of hope. Latest dose of hope for des- pondent merchants, tiring in their right to re.store the old ports facilities, comes from Mr. R. P. W. Gorman,
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      Reading to live
      104 10 BEST SELLEK the.se da>> in Kuala Lumpur is the Federations iir>t printed Highway Code Perhaps me novelty ol that the highwa not ju.st a free-tor-all way out one on which users have to obey tain rules is responsible Whatever the reason, reptive study of the code an
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    Are ambassadors really necessary?
    1095 10  -  PERCY HOWARD By From LONDON NO MORE ARE THESE EXALTED ENVOYS THEIR NATIONS EARS AMONG INFORMED CIRCLES in London the whisper goes round that an attractive situation will soon fall vacant. Here »rt the details: Salary: £6.000 a year. Expense allowance: £651 a week, tax free
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      60 10 WANTED: A MAN OF INFLUENCE WANTED: A man of influence to fill a £6,000 a year job. which carries in addition a tax-free weekly expense allowance of £651. The successful applicant will be required to live in WASHINGTON, where he will enjoy comprehensive diplomatic immunity. All these, for the man
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    WHY I ACCEPTED POST-Bishop
    592 11  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL Advantages to family and health are contributing factors PRESUMPTUOUS NOT TO THINK THE FINGER OF GOD IS MOVING IN IT SOMEWHERE My Singapore, Sat. THE BISHOP OF SINGAPORE the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines. who is now Bishop-designate of Wellington, New Zealand, told me
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    Science healer to lecture
    110 11 Science healer to lecture CINGAPORE, Sat Mr. 9 Theodore Wallach, a Christian science lecturer of Chicago, who is due to arrive here on Monday, will give a talk on man's Godgiven heritoge of freedom and security >ir. wanacn wiu arrive nere with hi.s wife on Monday. He will speak at
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    VISIT BY THE NEW CARIBOU
    109 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The DHC 4 Caribou, a new twin-engine utility aircraft designed and developed by the de Havilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd., will give demonstration flights in Singapore next Thursday and Friday. The aircraft is on a world demonstration tour, and will arrive on Wednesday.
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    HIGH TIDES
    93 11 M»l>\* Singapore. 108 a.m. U 27 pm. (»ft 7m> Port Ulcluon. 829 am. «Bft 9in> 844 p m <8f 9m > Port Swetehham, 748 am. (12ft 91m M 7 p.m. (1311 4iiii Penang. 207 a.m. (Bft Mm C 46 p m i7ft 31n>. TOMORROW: Singapore. 137 am <
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    40 teenage tourists vote: Malays most interesting
    277 11 CINGAPORE, Sat. A group of 40 Australian teenagers and their parents have just ended a series of sightseeing tours of Singapore Their verdict: The Mo- j lays ond their way of life is the most interesting tourist attraction The visiting teenagers, who came
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    'DANCE JUBILEE' AN AMERICAN CULTURAL SHOW
    120 11 Djnce lubilec a fast-paced rtvue recreating Hie changing moods of American dance* from Hie minttrel days of 1880 to today's modern jjii, will be staged in Singapore on |an. 30 ana* 31. The revue will be presented by a group of leading American artistes
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    PM TO HEAD NEW PLANNING BODY
    161 11 SINGAPORE. Saturday. DLANNING and controlling the use of land will be the responsibility of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, from Feb. 1 when the Planning Ordinance comes into force. This is revealed in a Gov- ernment statement today, which also announced that
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    Fined S4OO for false statement
    36 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Tan Hoo Chan was fined $400 In the magistrate's court today for making a false statement in Pontian in a statutory declaration in order to obtain Malayan citizenship
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    TIN PRICE
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— Tiie tin price in Singapore today was up 25 cents to «:»88.37'; per rlcul. on an offering of 230 toot, up 50 tons
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    COPRA PRICE
    39 11 Singapore Copra AMoriation noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay fixed copra: January 542"4 (Nominal). The tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Miller*' Association: bulk $62.50 sellers, drum $65 50 sellers. The tone was quiet
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    'Need to raise economic status of teachers'
    220 11 'Need to raise economic status of teachers' I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The president of the Malayan Teachers National Congress, Mr. Teerath Ram, today called On the Government to improve the "economic standard" of teachers in the country. This was necessary, he said, because of the world shortage of teachers. He told
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    DEATHS
    90 11 ALEXANDER SPVKtRMAN. 64, at Younßbrnr. Memorial Hospital. sinu«porv, 10. IA p.m. an 16th January. lKftn, leaving behind widow and acvrn children. Funeral service at St. Joseph Church 5 p m and thence to BldadanTHI REMAIN* or Mr. A. C B*caram, Reßixtrar of Trades Mark Office. X.L.. father of Mr.
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      185 11 0+ Orient Line sj have pleasure in announrinc that v> OK( ADF.S (?«.lrii tons) will call at SINGAPORE or. 14th April 1960 sailing for Colombo, Aden. Port Said Naples, Marseilles, and Oibr.. arriving London on sth May 1960. (Limited Tourist Class Ariommod.uinii only available) s.s. ORCADES is airconditioned throughout, and
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    OUR PICTURE OF THE YEAR
    543 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS An excellent print and very popular subject COMMENTS-BY IN SELECTING a Picture of the Year" from the past 12 months' prints of the week, the judge must take three things into consideration Popular appeal, pictorial composition, and technique. THE POTTER S HANDS by
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    SECOND BEST
    44 12 "AS I WAS SAYING submitted by Ton Hong Kiong, of 28 Barrack Road, Penang wins the second prize of $200. The picture wos taken wi. v h a Rolleiflex camera and Kodak V.P. film. Setting, with blue filter: f 5.6, 115 second.
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    Photographic Digest
    827 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY BUYING a new camera requires careful thought and attention to detail. Last week we considered cost and some relative values. We thought about the advisability of meeting our price- limit by investing in a good second-hand camera in preference to a glamorous but inferior instrument
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    RUNNER-UP PRIZE
    36 12 "EVENING" submitted h> st.vi( han of 117 (i Kifle Range Road Mk lv Pt-nanjc wins the runner-up prize of $100. Equipment used: Ifolleicurd camera and Kodak V P. film. Setting: f 5.6. 1/250 second.
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      10 12 Today's Picture Contest has been held over for a week
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      197 12 (popular crossword^) ACROSS: 1. It Is heaved in 2 Cartilage <~>, i. Shout In atrelief (♦>; 4. Sort of case (81: n&ion (4): 4. Leading principle 1 10. Mechanical memory (4); 13 If): Say further ft); 6. Hard Timber (4): 13. Religiou* house look (4»: 7 c:o>e < u^'ody '6
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    With the stars at Pinewood
    1011 13 ACTOR-SCRIPTMAN BRYAN FORBES SAYS CENSORSHIP MUST ALWAYS BE INTELLIGENT Doug Luckersteen visits Britain's biggest film studio AERIAL VIEW OF THE PINE WOOD FILM STUDIOS THE SET was diminutive. But ©n it were clustered seven topranking British stars. Jack Hawkins, in tan slacks and beige sweater,
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    484 13  -  METRONOME ON THE RECORD By T OVERS of ballads will La be delighted by an album of folk songs presented by two original young Americans who are acquiring an International reputation as trail-blazers in their field. In their first stereo pressing for Liberty (LST
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      315 13 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA AM 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 AM Morning Prelude; 700 The Nem»; -.^-J^ 1 Sfa 4°° 8 i 60 900 705 Moments Ol Melody; 8.00 *£*J* s ia Serv Cc: 900 Pr The News; 8.05 Breaklast Oub- m^* Summary; 902 South Of 900 Programme Summary; 9.08 915
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    A GOOD INVESTMENT
    859 17 DROP A LINE TO TIMES HOUSE. SPORE What the Know Alls think of a girl who is supporting her fiance WHAT do you think of a girl who financially supports her fiance during his fellowship course 5 CHRISTINA CHEN. Singapore. She supports him for tiro Wemrs, he
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    686 17 She has 'other fish to fry' gane leis HUMAN CASEBOOK WRITE TO JANE LEE, SUNDAY TIMES, TIMES HOUSE, SPORE 9 ly»Y girlfriend said she would visit me the doy after my exam I waited anxiously oil day, but she didn't turn up. When I asked her why, she said: "I
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    TROUBLE-MAKER
    86 17 ONE of my relatives has moved near me. and I am very disappointed by hi* wife's behaviour. She refuses to have anything to do with us although she is always visiting her own relatives. I have advised her husband to marry again, but he turns a deaf ear to
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    COOL COMFORT IN THAT SPORTS CAR
    129 18 POSTBAG Dear Sir. I am pleased that you softened your opinion that I am a heretic. Some time later this month. I hope to collect my newly air-conditioned Aus-tin-Healey. Assuming it is a hot day you might be interested to travel in the car
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    The Prefect has a great new heart
    523 18  - The Prefect has a great new heart AMBROSE KHAW ROAD TESTING THE NEW CARS THE new Ford Prefect for 1960, 1 announced by the manufacturers last autumn, has arrived in these parts -and, let me say it right away, those who waited for it will be glad that they waited.
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    SPURS ROUT GUNNERS 30
    330 18 I ONDON. sat. Results of today's football matches are: FIRST DIVISION Bolton v I. v ton (postponed I Burnlry 2 t'helsr* 1 I«jIli j m I.vrrton 0 Leeds i West Ham 0 !.«-n o.irt 0 West Hrom 1 Manchester I 2 Briminfham 1 Noils F 0
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    47 18 MANILA. Sat. Japan beat Malaya 88-68 in their opening match in the Asian Basketball Conference tournament wh.ch began al the Rtial Memorial Coliseum here today. The result of the Other two matches were: Korea be>:t Hoim Kong 93-78 and Mie Philippine beat Indonesia 92-46. Reuier.
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    Fourth defeat
    34 18 SINGAPORt. out— Serfa Java handed Serangoon RtaUya their fouith successive defeat" in the MFA Junior League when they won today's match by 5-0 scoring through All Azl« (3 1 and' Nawavi la).
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    21 18 I-WICKENHAM. Sat -England beat Wales by 14 point* to six in :he Rugby Union inie. national here today Reuter.
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    1150 19 IPOH THIRD DAY Race 1 1.0: (Class Div. 5) 6 rum. I. Kor 'Tiki St.) Bagbv. 490 (O) -Chonj 7 i. ***** Meteorite II (Universe Su> Ba«by, 7 8.12 (F) Drafon 1 l»im,»lr» Bsl >U TJB*Vi i.a-1 Buam I 4 J»>OO« HI- Gaer (Shaw 6t .1 Spencer. S «.1O (O)
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    1101 19  - Improving Nur Jahan to win again EPSOM JEEP RACING... WITH EPSOM JEEP's best bets ire Power First, iulpixio and Nur Jahan. CALL BOY s double is Erik and Gettysburg. Heavy rain fell yesterday evening and the CO INC has turned SOFT. IMPROVING Nur Jahan should make it four oH-the-reel in
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    1198 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Guc's late tries stop a storming Perak rally By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. Champions easily the superior side KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THe Com bined Services of Singapore today became the HMS Malaya Cup rugby champions when they beat Perak by 12 points (three tries
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    12 20 Ward, (Vimimuim) in LCVINC MIMR* o' Homer C •»»< Mat M
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    152 20 PORT OF SPAIN. Saturday. AFTER an opening stand of 88 and an 80-minut< hold-up through rain, M.C C. captured three quiet" wickets agamst Trinidad reputedly the weakest o' the Colony sides on the first day of their four-da^ match here yesterday. At the close.
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    No play again
    35 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Rain today again washed out play in the Singapore Hockey Association's ciuadran:;uiar meet on the padang. Tomorrow's matches Civilians v Navy and Army v RAF will be played at Changi.
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    127 20 SINGAPORE, Sat. Supersonic Water-ski Club, the only fully-registered waterski club in Malaya, plans to expand its activities this year. But before it can embark on its plans the club must Increase Its membership which now ranges from a grocer to a geologist. Those who wish to
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    STORE BEAT JOHORE 4-1
    52 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore avenged their 2-1 defeat by Johore in the F.A.M Cup zone final last month when they won today's friendly by 4-1 at Jalan Be.^ar. Singapore, who led 2-1 at the interval, scored through Mahat Ambu <2» and Rahim Omar <2). WaPrtd scored Johore's
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    Johore Asians beaten 26-5
    105 20 SINGAPORE, Sat. Johore Asians, who were pre- paring for their All Blues Cup I final against Penang here next Saturday, were beaten j by 26-5 by S.C.C. on the pa- I dang today. The club scored j four goals and two tries to a goal by
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    SAFA'S COACH RAHIM GETS 1st BIG JOB THIS MONTH
    348 20 By FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDIN Spore, Sat. THE newly-appointed coach of Singapore Amateur Football Association, Rahim Sattar, will have his first big assignment this month prepare Singapore's team for the junior Asian Cup soccer competition to be held in Kuala Lumpur in March.
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    177 20 SPORE ABF SUSPENDS CAPTAIN FOR 2 MONTHS SINGAPORE, Sat.— Two Singapore baskotballers were suspended for two months and seven were severely warned for playing indifferently when representing Singapore at the S.E.A.P. Games in Bangkok last month. The suspended pla; ers were Wong Kirn Foo, tht> captain of the 10-man team,
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    67 20 MADRAS, Sat. Today is a rest day in tbe fourth Test hete between India and Australia. The match will be resumed tomorrow. At close of tbe third day'g play yrsfrday. details were: Australia Ist innings 34? (L. Favell 101. K. Mackay S9: R. Desai four for
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    44 20 TORONTO. Sat. Tan Joe Hock, of Indonesia, the worlds leading badminton player, beat Dick Ball, of Maryland. 15-1. 15-1 to reach the semifinals of the Strathgowsui International tournament here yesterday. Tan is a student at Baylor University in Waco. Texas. Reuter.
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    50 20 SINGAPORE, Sat— Lin Hollotray (72 oett) von the annual gold medal at the Royal Island Club golf competition at Thomson Road today. Wong Weng Poo and H. Berry each scored a fine double, winning the monthly medal and ball sweep In the A' and 'B o.ivision.s respect ively.
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    32 20 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A goal in each half by Awang Baker helped Police Sports Association to beat MRNVR 2-1 in a SGSPA League Div 1 match at Thomson Road today.
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    154 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tickets for the exhibition badminton match between former world champion Wong Peng Soon and Erland Kops. the former Dani.sh All England champion on Jan. 20 at the SB. A. Hall in aid of the National Theatre Fund can be purchased from the following
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      51 20 SOCCER: Bukit Panjanjf Dtßtrtet PA. «flnali Buklt Panjang Rangers v Kampong Berth Bukl'. Panjang. Priendly Joiul Indians v Canberra Parrer Park (5.15K HOCKEY: S.H A. quadrangular Civilians v Na.j 14 p.m.t; Army v R.A.F. (5.15 p.m 1. both at Changl. GOLF: Senior Golfers Society v R.S.G.C. Women (foursomes eight-hole), Sime
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