The Straits Times, 27 March 1960

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES tit No. 1283 SUNDAY, MARCH. 27 1960 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon Murder day for UK bookies
    230 1 Murder day for UK bookies THEY ARE HIT FOR £1,000.000 I IVERPOOL Sat. To* favourite Merryman won the Grand National at Aintree today and dealt bookmakers a staggering blow It wa.-. "M for Murder" day UM bookie whu had already taken a big blow when the Yorkshire-trained Mus- tavon won
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    Lock icon Preminger weds again
    49 1 JERUSALEM. Israel. Sat. uto Preminger. 53-year-old Hollywood film producer and director, took time otl trom work Thursday to get married. The bride h former model Patricia Hope Bryce. costume I co-ordinator for the film Exodus" which Preminjser I U making on location in I>rael UPI I
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    Marsh family is reunited by tragedy
    343 1 AND THEY VOW NEVER TO BE SEPARATED AGAIN SEREMBAN. Saturday. AJR. and Mrs. Tony Marsh tonight vowed to forgive and forget after a week of separation and tragedy. It was the tragic death of their four-year-old daughter, Cynthia, that reunited the family today. In
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    WHISKY TO BEAT ASIAN FLU
    35 1 TOKYO. Sat. The Tokyo Metropolitan Health Board today gave this prescription for Asian flu: "A shot of whisky and a good fourday sleep." Asian flu is spreading in Tokyo.— U.P.l.
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    Ban on strikes
    33 1 •*\KARTA. Sat— The Indonesian Defence Minister, and Army Chief of Staff. General Abdul Harls Nasutiun. has banned strikes, Major Suhardlman. secretary of the Agency for Nationalising Dutch Enterprises said today
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    Lock icon GOVT. BACKS DOWN ON AFRICAN PASS LA W
    547 1 After the riots -an order to relax tension $1,000,000 tote record BRISK BETTING-WITHOUT THE BOOKIES By Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE. Sat. ■JEARLY $1,000,000 was wagered on the I* totalisator at Bukit Timah today as the Singapore Turf Club, with the co-operation of the
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    Lock icon Two million miles
    29 1 JODRELL BANK c England). Sat.— Pioneer V. the American satellite launched two weeks ago. was mure than two million miles from the earth iast night.— Reuter.
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    Nikita tours the provinces
    29 1 BORDEAUX (South West Prance* Sat The Soviet Premier Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, arrived here by air today from Paris to begin his provincial tour of France.
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    Stirling Moss in the lead
    64 1 SEBRING 'Florida), Sat Stirling Moss, the British ace, driving a privately-en-tered Maserati. led after the first 90 minutes in the Sebring 12-hour race for sports and grand touring cars here today. The event was marred by an accident on a huirpin bend in which an
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    Lock icon THE OLDEST LIVING TRIPLETS 92 TODAY
    60 1 THE OLDEST LIVING TRIPLETS 92 TODAY BOSTON Massachusetts Sat. Faith, Hope and Charity will be honoured tomorrow. In this case, the three virtues are the names of women the oldest living triplet sisters in U.S. The trio will mark their 92nd birthday with a small party in a state hospital
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    3,000 volunteers to sell flags
    153 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. rIREE thousand volunteers will sell half a million flags in Singapore and the neighbouring islands in aid of the Natonal Theatre Fund on Aprl 11. The giant volunteer force will be made up of i.OOf secondary schoolchildren, 80 teachers, members of the 51
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    HUNT FOR KIDNAPPED TOWKAY GOES ON
    142 1 HUNT FOR KIDNAPPED TOWKAY GOES ON SINGAPORE, Saturday. DERSISTENT rumours were circulating her« today that Mr. Tan Boon Khak, multi-mil-lionaire elder brother of the rubber magnate, Mr. Tan Lark Sye. had been released by his kidnappers. But neither the 74-year-old kidnapped mans relatives nor the police would confirm this. They
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    KING WILL NOT BE ATTENDING MOSQUE
    82 1 KING WILL NOT BE ATTENDING MOSQUE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong s physicians have advised against His Majest> s attendance at Hari Raya prayers at the Mosque. According to a Government statement today, this is because the strain of the occasion might hare an adverse effect on his
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    18 1 MR TAN CAT' I'M in H uO UP i 4 HOU«S Is, it to»r'» I I
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    Chaplin was wooed by girl with a gun
    1181 2 HISSES TURNED TO CHEERS AS HE FOUGHT VICE CHARGE INVOLVING YOUNG STARLET GET ME uiEbUpi* MN AMI. is duslti .Hid I'm Ihwmi. Chart i< < haplin. Marilyn Monroe, I. .hi.i Turner .mil Liml Klvnn have all ii.«l im m ilu-ii- corner wnea
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    'INDECENT' CHARGE AGAINST LIU WAS LAUGHED OUT OF COURT
    1927 3 'INDECENT' CHARGE AGAINST LIU WAS LAUGHED OUT OF COURT THE NOTORIOUS TRIALS IN THE FILM CAPITAL *S HISTOR V A it i r"\ till l i~^ I ir" t w^r^m\ r— r"»^-r-M f-^r"^^ r^ m\ a »"^r— i™\ Next Sunday against the nudity charge I also snowed the jury and
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      50 3 THE ETHICAL QUESTION CIESLER hat withheld nothing except those "privileged communications from client to attorney which a lawyer ■s b«und to hold confidential The basic fact* of rhese case histories have appeared in public record* but without Hie colourful and lively details which Mr. Cietler has supplied here— THE EDITOR.
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    TWO SATURDAY BRIDES
    50 4 Mr. and Mrs. N»a Bern Huon. after their marriage at thr Foochow Methodist Church, Singapore. The bride is Wo Lee Yin. daughter of Madam Tan Poh Neo. Sergeant S. Brown and his bride. Margaret Johnstone, who were married at the Christ thr King Church, Tanglln. Singapore, yesterday.
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    76 seamen to strike over bonus claim
    191 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday THE Malay Seamen s Union of Singapore has served a 14-day strike notice on the management of Hammer and Co. Ltd., over a bonus dispute involving 76 members employed by the company. The union Is seeking three months' bonus for 1959
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    US scientists arrive for talks
    83 4 US scientists arrive for talks SINGAPORE, Sat. Two eminent American scientists Dr. Farrington Daniels and Dr. Ralph E. Cleland. are on a 11 -day visit here and the Federation, sponsored by the Asia Foundation. They will meet scientists here and have discussions on problems relating to the furtherance of research
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    SPECIAL PRAYERS
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Sat— Special Hari Raya prayers will be held on Monday on the field near the Overseas Pakistan League in Serangoon Road. at 8.30 a.m.
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    Skilled workers needed, says Toh
    462 4 Skilled workers needed, says Toh POLYTECHNICS ROLE IN SPORE INDUSTRIALISATION PLAN SINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. said tonight that no industrialisation programme can be launched unless there are skilled workers to man the industries. Because ot this, he said. the Government is fully behind the Singapore
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    Oldest NCO, 61, spends his birthday alone
    210 4 Oldest NCO, 61, spends his birthday alone I POH, Sot. Burly Sergeant Bill Barrett was 16 when he left home in 191$ after a disagreement with his family. He hat not seen them or heard from them since. Today he spent yet another lonely birthday his 61st. Set. Barrett, who
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    COURT ORDERS INFORMER TO BE HELD IN REMAND JAIL
    144 4 COURT ORDERS INFORMER TO BE HELD IN REMAND JAIL SINGAPORE, Sat. A district judge, Mr. Choor Singh, today, turned down a request by police informer. Syed Lsmail bin Said, that he be remanded in the Central Police Station lock-up instead of the remand prison. Syed Ismail charged with three others
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    Malayan takes over as Railway chief
    127 4 Malayan takes over as Railway chief KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— For the first time in history, a Malayan today took over the $34.020-a-year job of General Manager of the Malayan Railway. He is Dato Ahmad bin Perang who has been appointed acting general manager during the absence on two months's leave
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    $8,000 FUND BOOST
    20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat More than $8,000 was donated to the Lady Templar Tuberculosis Hospital Fund last month.
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    HE RETRACTS PLEA TO 12 CHARGES
    309 4 CINGAPORE, Sat. American businessman Thomas Watt Currier, 34, today withdrew his plea of guilty to all 12 charges of cheating involving a sum of $8,913 after he introduced a statement in his defence in the Second Criminal District Court. In the statement, Introduced by
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    CHURCH FOUNDER DIES ON BIRTHDAY
    98 5 CHURCH FOUNDER DIES ON BIRTHDAY S\PO«E. Kal M W iik I alt a wpII kaown < hurt h wink r b< r> dird n.irnm; tin his Sith t*irthda> in In- home la Krone Saik Road. Mr fIM, a woff with the unit n I MM| until hi* fl.jth wav Ihr
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    Jaycees to hold 10-day fair
    21 5 KUCHIM .ehJun»or Chamber of Hum Ju! FOR THE TIME BEING' SAYS LETTER ASKING FOR NEW TALKS
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    DR. STRUBER IS BURIED
    155 5 DR. STRUBER IS BURIED (stabbed by thugs) SIM.APORK. Sat— Dr. Kurt struher the 40-year-old German scientist who died from stab wounds inflicted by a c&ng of times was buried at sea today in accordance with his last wishes. The Iniria spr\i«e was held on a launch three miles from Singapore.
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    City Council unions withdraw 10 of 18 demands
    289 5 City Council unions withdraw 10 of 18 demands SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has decided to withdraw "for the time being" 10 of its 18 demands. The decision was taken at an emergency meeting yesterday, when the federation discussed a reply from the Prime Minister's Office
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    315 5 The following is todays iu-dule of civil aircraft I movements at Paya Lebar I Airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS RO\( from Tokjn. H»n( hunt iR\ 9*.">'o!li 7.05 p.m. QAXTAS: tr*m London. Karachi. alrutta. Kuala I.uniinn iIM :.«b Ml i KM p.m.: l mil London, lalmtta. Bant i«..i> m
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    MOTHER TONGUE: FREEDOM OF STUDY APPEAL
    380 5 MOTHER TONGUE: FREEDOM OF STUDY APPEAL SINGAPORE, Saturday IT MUST BE clearly recognised that, while everybody must learn the national language, each linguistic and cultural group should have freedom to continue to use and study their own language, says Petir, the People's Action Party organ, today In an editorial, the
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    Hicks sentence confirmed
    77 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The sentence of 18 months and reduction to the ranks imposed on Staff Sergeant Lucten Roy Hicks by a general court martial on March 16 for the manslaughter of his Grrman-boin wife. Heliia MM today confirmed by the .General Officer Commanding. Singapore Base District, Major
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    USING SOLAR ENERGY TO PRESERVE FOOD
    205 5 CINCAPORE, Sat The J director of the scientific research institute of the canning and dry vegetable industry in Moscow, Mr. I. I. Adamorsky, said here yesterday that the Rus- s <sns have found a way to preserve food by using solar energy Thf>y have
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    Here's how you can give your children the time of their lives
    1105 6 SOME FESTIVE GAMES IDEAS TOMORROW is Hari Raya Puasa. a day when children, especially, go gay with games and lots of good things to eat. To add to their joy, we dedicate this page to the young and
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    SO MEANINGFUL UNFINISHED SENTENCES...
    79 6 OPENING gambits or "the-don't-bother to finisb-tbe-sentence" department "MUMMY there wasn't much point In leaving those few lonely -looking sausage rolls in the fridge to. "MUMMY you know how you say material things don't matter, its people's feelings that count and a pane of glass IS material.
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    Seletar-based 209 to get the Queen's Standard
    670 7  - Seletar-based 209 to get the Queen's Standard BOON YOOS CHIASG RARE HONOUR FOR SQUADRON THAT HELPED SINK THE BISMARCK Xv A SINGAPORE stationed Royal An Fora n<|u;i(liom with in anKi/in- d in three w.us •In Malayan Emummey, will soon receive iikisl distinguished honour ihc (Jim us M.hml.iml ion will be
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    THEY PREDICT OUTSTANDING CAREER FOR YOUNG PETER
    148 7 SYDNEY. Sat. An outstanding career is predicted for Wahid Peter Andu. of Jesselton. North Borneo, who is studying under the Colombo Plan in Sydney. This North Borneo student has successfully completed a formidable task. He took only seven months to do a two-year
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    The man who helped the small man own his home
    410 7 SINCAPORE. Saturday. THROUGH THRIFT TO INDEPENDENCE" was the motto chosen by Mr. S. H. Peek when he founded the Building Society of Malaya Ltd. in March 1938 just 22 years ago. The success of the society has given me a
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    I $500 MUST BE WON
    46 8 I $500 MUST BE WON THAT $500 priie in the Free t*ress Word I Puizle "E" contest has j i been won. Who has won it? Find out in the Free Press tomorrow. ANOTHER free en- I i try contest begins to- I i morrow in
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    SURVIVAL CITY
    529 8  -  DAVID ENGLISH From NEW YORK, Saturday The last outpost of civilisation underground —the blueprint is ready A FANTASTIC underground city which could become the last outpost of civilisation after all-out nuclear devastation has been planned in detail. The city would hold 9,000 people a chosen community whose lives,
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    Lock icon BEFORE MURDER MISSION-TWO WENT to CHURCH
    223 8 BEFORE MURDER MISSION -TWO WENT to CHURCH PORT MORESBY Saturday. A NEW GUINEA patrol officer told yesterday how two natives had prayed for an hour in church before killing a man with an axe. Then they sent a relative to "confess" to the crime to give them time to pay
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    THE (JOHANSSON) STORY
    74 8 THE JOHANSSON) STORY INGEMAR JOHANS- I I SON continues the story i of his fantastic fighting i 1 life. Never before has a i reigning world cham- i pion written so freely about himself and about I boxing. Johansson! 1 WRITES as he fights— I i aggressively, intelligent- I ly,
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    WRITE IN, PLEASE
    47 8 EVERYBODY Is j I talking about the NEW j FREE PRESS, with new j features and up-to-the- minute coverage of world and local news. I What do YOU think of I I the Free Press? Write to j the Editor and tell him. j
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    Da Vinci for Atlantic run
    66 8 GENOA. Sat.— ltaly's blg- gest and most modern liner. the Leonardo Da Vinci, will go In service on the Atlantic j run on June 30. She will take the place of the ill-fated Andrea Dorla as i the queen of the Italian comi merclal fleet.
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    5500.000 suit
    40 8 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat.— The 1 U.S. Government has filed a M 5500.000 damage suit against owners of the Japa- nese freighter. Shigaharu I Maru. which collided with a 1 navy repair ship last weekend inside the Golden Gate.
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    MAC IS OFF TO PERSUADE IKE TO ACCEPT RED PROPOSALS
    192 8 I ONDON, Sat. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, left for Washington this morning to persuade President Eisenhower to accept the latest Soviet proposals as a basis for negotiating a ban on nuclear tests. He will see President Eisenhower
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    Lock icon Juice of desert snails for survival
    170 8 Juice of desert snails for survival LONDON. Sat. AKo yal Air ton r doctor has managed to li\<- for days on a daily dirt ronitisttng of tin juice of 2.500 Libyan snails. Hr was taking part in an experiment to see if the snails found in great numbers in the
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    Lock icon 18-day swim
    33 8 ROTTERDAM, Sat. French marathon frogman swimmer Louis Lourmais, 40, arrived here today after a swim of more than 600 mile« down the River Rhine from Schaffhausen, Switzerland, in 18 days. Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. not ready for disarmament'
    154 8 \JEW YORK. Sat— Senator 11 JohnF. Kennedy said last nifht that the Unltea States was not ready to take advantage of an opportunity for disarmament. A Soviet proposal on arms controls would catch the UJ3. without a positive, practical disarmament plan, he said in a
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    One by one the children are poisoned
    1775 9  -  ROGER MANVELL .THE FAMILY THAT WAS SACRIFICED ON HITLERS ALTAR— By ON Sunday, April 29, 1945. when the remnants of the German Army were being ground into final defeat, and the world was full of rumours of capitulation and peace. Adolf Hitler married
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    LADY VISITOR CALLS WITH HYBRID ORCHID
    464 9 LADY VISITOR CALLS WITH HYBRID ORCHID rf^r r i"iiiiH'niiir"" 1 THE DUSUN, Fri., Mar. 18. THAT zoological lady with her planter husband called one morning with a bunch of Vanda Miss Joachim orchids. She could not have known thot the blooms were badly infected with the larvae of beetles. When
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    SIR DONALD AND LADY WOLFIT: SO ENTHRALLING
    238 9 SIR DONALD AND LADY WOLFIT: SO ENTHRALLING CINCAPORE. Sat Sir J Donald Wolf it and Rosalind Iden gave a Shakespeare recital comprising scenes from "Henry V "A Midsummer Night's Dream, "Troilus and Cressrda," "Cymbeline." "M uc h Ado About Nothing" and "Othello" berore an enthralled audience in the Victoria Theatre
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      A NEW ROLE FOR RIDA
      491 10 rE Rural Industrial and Development Authority was one of the most uselui organisations the Federation Government had to hand when It determined to make rural development Its principal concern. It has experience and machinery lor bringing a fresh diversity into th- lives of rural Malayans.
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    How to live to be 100
    633 10  -  KG YOOK YOON By ALL MEN CAN DO IT -THE YIN YANG WAY, CLAIMS MALAYAN AUTHOR IN NEW BOOK CAN all men live to be a hundred? This question is posed by a Periling |aya resident, Low Eok Lye. in a book published in
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    The Great Oriental Invasion
    794 10  - The Great Oriental Invasion Shirley Flack By MISS SHAN TUNG... A BEAUT AND AS SMART AS A STEEL TRAP' T\\\i most carefully cossetted girl of the year has finally burst from her cocoon into the limelight of the London sta^e. She is Miss Yau Shan Tung, from Paris, who represents
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    393 10 Good APAbKK B walking m the country with his materials on his shoulder when he cam* across a beautiful young farm girl, who looked like something out ot an old masterpiece. "Come here, young lady," i the artist called imperious- ly. "I simply must paint you." I don't know about
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    HARI RAYA SPECIAL BY RADIO SPORE
    156 11 HARI RAYA SPECIAL BY RADIO SPORE CINCAPORE. Sat The Malay section of Rodio Sir gopore hos arranged a special p*ogromme for Han Roya The day will begin at 7.45 a.m with a commentary of the Hart Raya .service from the Sulti.n Mosque. This will be followed by Malay und Arabic
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    Tan is president •f Orchid Society
    47 11 SINOAPORI 8»t-Mr Tan Hoe« Stone w elected pnriiM of the Malaya]. Orchid Society at ■hr irrutl ;»nrr«l meeting en March M Otter offtclij include Mr Qutk Kiaii Him. vice-prwttaat; Mr. Khoo Kay Am hon ■ecreUrr. •nd Mr John Lam. boo. trea-
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    Rotary seeks talent for charity show
    253 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday THt Rotory Club of Singapore is appealing for entrants for a folent me contest it is organising to raise funds tor the Spastic Children's Association The contest will be held m conjunction with the Rotanans' "giant gala at the Great World Park
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    Missing boy back home
    78 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Eleven-year-..1d -problem boy" Halimin bin Tahlr, who was missing from his home for 10 days was today found wandering in Lavender Street. The boy 1 father. Inche Tahlr bin Arts, a barber, said that Hallmin was been by a family friend who brought him
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    Spore violinist on the air
    36 11 SINGAPORE, Sat Singa- I pore violinist, Alfonso Anthony. will be featured in the programme "Entr'acte" over Radio Singapore at 9.15 p.m tomorrow His piano accompani.st will be Miss Yap-Urn Pee Yin
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    Malay music
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. a new weekly series of musical programmes "Senandong Melayu". featuring Ahmad Ja'afar at the hammond organ, will begin on Monday at 8 45 p.m. over Radio Sineapore
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    Founder's Day recital
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Ramakn.shna Mission. lit Bartlry Road, will hole rial recital in celebration of the birthday of thr founder tomorrow Beginning at 5.30 p.m.. the programme consists of Indian ■■■tf and talk> on pinion. phy cc Biou Mong. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry Of Cultu:
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    9 men deny cutting undersea cables
    51 11 aWCAPORt Sat Nine men pifaded not guilty in the Third Criminal District Court today to comm.tting mLschief by rutting about 250 feet of telegraph cables under the *ea off Amber Road 10 The ca*f mill be heard next Tue>day Ball ot $250 each was
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    What's on today
    474 11 SOCIETY Ol KRIENDS Quakei 1 1 Worship 6 p.m ai*cus.«ion group 715 p.m. «t YMCA Orchard Road. KATONG BOYS' CLIB: BadI mlnton. boxing. Indoor garnet, sepak raga. body bulldlrf 3 p.m. ;o 7 p.m BIKIT TIM*H MIITH CUli Table tennis, body building, football, indoor games 4 p.m.;
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    They ALL make it (the girls included) to summit and bock
    791 11  - They ALL make it (the girls included) to summit and bock BALACHANDRAN HOW YOUTHS CONQUERED 3,295 ft. MOUNTAIN > BY A CLIMBER By ONCE the hide-out of Negri Sembilan's top terrorists, the 3295 ft. Gunong Berumbun had not been explored by civilians for ten years, because of Emergency operations in
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    WINE AND CHEESE | PARTY TO AID REFUGEES
    144 11 WINE AND CHEESE PARTY TO AID REFUGEES SINGAPORE, Sat— A wine and cheese party is being organised by the GHQ Far East Land Force World Refuge* Year Appeal Committee to enable Singaporeans to subscribe to the refugee fund and at the same time to enjoy a type of entertainment seldom
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    NOVELIST MARSH DUE
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Ngiao Marsh. 60-year-old New Zealand-born crime novelist, is due to arrive here on board the Australia from Fremantle on Monday.
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 11 Singapore < opra Amorlatinn noon price.s per picul on Saturday: (air merchantable Bombay mixed copra: March $40 (Nominal). Tone was quiet. Sincapore Cori.nut OH Millers' \ssoriation: bulk $59 seller* drum $62 sellers Tone wa* quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Sat:— Tne price of tin in Singapore today $389 37.. up 37.. cents. The estimated offering ai 250 tons vas up 40 tons.
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    HE ADMITS ASSAULTING P.C.
    55 11 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Rahamatullah bin Ebramasa, of Burmah Road, was bound over to be of good behaviour for six months in the Fifth I Magistrate's Court today 'after he had pleaded guilty 1 to assaulting police constable, I M. Paswani, at Gate No. 4, Singapore Harbour Board on
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    TIOES FOR YOUR SUNDAY SWIM
    101 11 TODAY: Singapore 10 S3 am. 9ft 4iiii 1124 p.m. 1 8ft 91n>; Port Dickson 6.42 am < Bft 6ini 6.57 p.m <9ft HjOj Port S«-et?en-ham 5 56 a.m. < 13ft 2in» 6.17 p.m. 1 14 ft i Penang 12.27 ajn (7ft 71n> 12.56 p.m. (7ft
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    sunday times picture contest WINNERS...
    158 12 sunday times picture contest WINNERS... THE WEEK'S BEST PRINTS Today's runner-up prtM ol $10 each go to "I've Got A Bite" Uett). by Chun Kong Chan, ol 183 PenanK Road. Penang. and "Fast and Graceful" (above*, by Khee Chong Tat, of 52 Ne.l Road. Singapore 2. Mr. Chan used a
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    Photographic Digest
    907 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS A GREAT many photographers are under the mistaken impression that it is very difficult and expensive to develop their own films at home. Many believe. quite wrongly, that you must have a well equipDed darkroom. A few are afraid to try for fear of ruining their
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    HOW TO WIN . A PRIZE NEXT WEEK
    95 12 HOW TO WIN A PRIZE NEXT WEEK ADiHthSS your rntries: Picture ontest, Th« Sunday ItaM* Times Hj!f" Ki\«i Yall<\v Road. Sinj;a|.<>:- Name and .ulfiiv- >»l Mlliln uitli Utk «»l n< tnr. ..'i.i rieUUlt "I rqtiipiiii-iil usru .UKi c\p<isui( mi M l>e written M Hrn -»k «if <\i-i\ print Mihuulled. The
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      266 12 ne Cation System of Photography presents... TW mm CANON M fCLC^fllK* PL£X tpecislly I^H^H^dfS a^a? mmdm for photofra lcJHßß''^^p^^^3 H9 pken «4m> want lo XX ■r^BQC«UC?aS9'IS "•cord a picture with BFWPSSr^WMJIc^^aB the urn ca*e and ilanty a* the naked P BOM Vw eve Now for the 'lr locuung al full
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      176 12 POPULAR CROSSWORD J ACROSS: 2 Blacken <9», Hi i (B>. I i. Blrtl1« Vestment (5), 12. Uniformly <6>. (4), 4. Born i3>. 5. Sort of r.tci 14. Writings not in verse (5). li. (5). 6 Affirm fit, 7. Decade (3) Slim (7). 16. In this place «4t. t y of
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    June doesn't want to sing anymore
    252 13 TWENTY three -year-old torch singer June Mok is on* of Malaya's loveliest nightclub entertainers. She embarked on her career at the age of 15, when still a schoolgirl. Yesterday she told the Sunday Times she was tired of singing, and wanted a change of
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    DIFFICULT CHOICE FOR FANS
    593 13 DIFFICULT CHOICE FOR FANS ON THE RECORD By METRONOME everywhere, offers a delectable selection of better-known melodies in a new FonUna disc, "Ride On A Rainbow" (mono US OS7 TL). Mathls communicates In a warm, lullaby-soothing voice with a pronounced vibrato. As always, his treatment never lacks Interest. Pieces like
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      405 13 Nets; 710 Nenstalk; 7.15 The RADIO SINGAPORE Time: 800 Radio Theatre; 900 The News,; 9.10 Newstalk; 915 Entr'acte; 9.30 Woman's Weekly; A.M. 630 Oood Morning; 632 945 Tlga Sekawan; 10.00 Palace I Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; o f Varieties; 10.30 Sunday Cap- 7 03 Moments of Melody: 800 The
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      137 14 J quids fet thicker as ihc\ pet colder... 1 J ihmncr as the temperature rises I It's the same with the oil in sour engine A thick I oil may get too thick when cold a thin oil too thin when hot I In protecting >our engine. \ou sec. lubrication
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      1115 14 kAf m W^^^^^L \f^^^ v >4.^r J* v v^||l|W^ ~a [1/1 vIiHL 11/ F I 1 M&G! HvH'V'-IEH I'tSSs^SvJ THIS WEEK FOR ALL i /—^B i^^M vollr business life with more r.^-J— I mPan ns| t lf K ML _HL^AI Wk_<F money at the end of your A|/\ s'n* r
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      389 15 THZ CISCO XIV, tyour VJM West favcruvLte BOStHPOTI C TM6MS THE STA6f JJST LUCE I I 4 UTTLE LATER \CSCC AKKI&S AZTheULA>'S7)mON..\ [BUT *VWV WOULP AMYB^T^^^^ X ITS WCMO I MMk 1M T^fl fl P *^^k FidLJRE -„„„w, a^ HIRS HIM TO MOLD UPA CO4CH Bfc MVSTEOSOME.' VW f ffA
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      292 16 The Sunday Times March 27, 1960 f A I AT THf ABN/r£Atf/A*Y, I 6AVE HAUAC£ #£AM£ I *O, BUT ONE OF B&6S'S B/S BOYS VIC, HOWSI X THOUSHT Gf 7H£ X/SS I IX Z^<7 /t£4A^, SHOPP£P, P/CXSP UP PAUL*. I U\ PC I/^T" s\ myciGAR 4 > BOY, tf= HER
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    NOT INTERESTED IN ANY OTHER PERSON
    797 17 NOT INTERESTED IN ANY OTHER PERSON (PRESUMABLY, THAT IS) DROP US A LINE AT: SUNDAY TIMES. TIMES HOUSE. RIVER VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 WHAT IT MEANS TO BE GOING STEADY* WITH A GIRL AOULD you please tell me what it is like to be "going steady" with a member of
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    Janelee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
    202 17 Janelee's HUMAN CASEBOOK I AM a Chinese girl ot 18. and have been going out with an English boy in the R.A.F. Many of my friends have warned me not to get mixed up with servicemen, as they don't take local girls seriously. I like him very much, and would
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    How you can look into the past...
    198 17 I HAVE been told that mon has the ability to predict events of the future, and also recollect happenings of the past through astronomy. Please clear things up for me. DIXON CHOK Towau. Astronomers can certainly predict future eclipses and the movement of
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    Not time yet to be too serious
    632 17 I feel like committing suicide, but I don't want to disgrace my brother. What am I to do? DISGUSTED Put any thought of suicide right out of your head. You should ask the advice of a lawyer imtnediatel> about maintenance and a divorce
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      10 17 Write ti Jim Ln. Stttfay Thus. Tmss Hmm, Siigiptri 9
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    WOLVES & BLACKBURN TO MEET IN CUP FINAL
    333 18 WOLVES BLACKBURN TO MEET IN CUP FINAL LONDON. Saturday. UfOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS, the Eng lish Football League Div. One champions. and Blackburn Rovers will meet in the final of this year's English Football Association Cup at Wembley on May 7. In todays semi finals Wolves eliminated Aston Villa, the Second Division
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    England 308-4 at lunch
    165 18 DORT OP SPAIN. Sat —England took their overnight score of 256 for three to 308 for four it lunch on the second aay of the final Te.st cricket match against > West Indies here today. The start was delayed by 13 minutes because of the rain,
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    Splendid 98 by Richardson
    53 18 6INGAPORE. Sat.— A splendid 98 by Richardson and a not out 59 by Ayles enabled Chanel Nomads to beat Singapore Cricket Club by eight wickets In a frlendh cricket match today. B.C.C. 178-7 decld. iWoodhouse 105. Carswell 41; Oeflers 5-60 1. Changi Nomads 185-2 (Richardsou 98.
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    Thais keep cup
    46 18 PENANO. Sat Selangor wor. the Raja Tun Uda Challenge Cup In the first national volleyball championships at the New World Park here last night. Yala. the defending champions, retained the Gold Cup In the basketball tournament between South Thailand and North Malayan teams.
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    RAPC held 2-2
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Sat Royal Signals held Royal Array Pay Corps to a 2-2 draw at Dover Road today. Nitlson and Denton give R APC the lead, and Thompson (2) replied for Signals.
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    Lock icon Wales lose 16-8
    22 18 CARDIFF, Sat. Prance beat Wales 16-8 In the Ruttoy Union international here today, after leading 5-3 at halftlme. Reuier.
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    116 18 \(ROSS: 2. Denigrate; 10. Stole: 12. Evenly; 14. Proae; 15. Slender; 16. Here; 17. SUr- IS Ode; 19. Yes: 20. Play; 21 'Erg; 22. Moat; 23. Bases; 25. Mesmerise; 27. Amuse; 29. Made; SO. Ass: 31. Mere: 32. Ale; 34. Apt: 35. Mane; 36. nod: 37. Clamant: 39.
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    334 18  -  AMBROSE KHAW by BUT BIG ENOUGH FOR 8 ADULTS THE Corvette in- fluence is very pronounced in the styling of the 1960 Chevrolet popularpriced cars the Bel Air and Impala models. They have Ipeen given a sporting look, but are still very big cars good
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    160 MILES JUST FOR FUN-BY SCOOTER
    89 18 160 MILES JUST FOR FUN-BY SCOOTER SINGAPORE. Sat— Members of the Singapore Lanibretta Owners' Club will s» to Kluang and back tomorrow more than 160 miles by scooter just for the fun of it. It will be their longest rally so far. They w ill assemble outside their new clubhoiue.
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    Lock icon These enchanted times are back again
    1051 19  - These enchanted times are back again By TVER since last year's Asian junior Cup soccer final I have owed a debt of excitement to the contestants of that memorable match, the schoolboys of South Korea and Malaya. Malovo, after a devastatmgly triumphant progress through the earlier stage*- of the tournament
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    ASIAN YOUTHS ARE READY FOR CUP TUSSLES
    796 19 0 7K, N r! N CEREMON¥ AND PROGRAMME the Asian Youth tournament. Asian solidarity will then m most .securely sealed and Malay* and Tengku Abdul Rahman will be remembered with gratitude. If this atoms to be a too fanciful peep into the future,
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    SRC beat Varsity 3-0 in replay
    215 19 SINGAPORE, Saturday. CINGAPORE Recreation Club regained some of their lost prestige m the S.H.A. League when they beat University of Malaya 3-0 in a replay of the Senior Knockout final at Farrer Park today. They drew 1-1 at their previous meeting. SRC. led 2-0
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    24 19 SINOAPORE. Sat— A hattrick by Barlow gave G.H.Q. a 4-1 win over Joyful Indians in a friendly soccer match at TaogUa today.
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      114 19 CRICKTT: S.C.A. senior tournament— S.C.C. v Police, padang; Army v Royal Air Force Nee Soon; SRC v 1.A.. padang; S.C.R.C. v CSC, Shenton Way; Junior "A"— Prisons v OH Q Changi; Police "A" y R.A P. Tengab, Thomson Road; RAP. Seletar Polytechnic v R.AJ". Changl -A" Seletar; I.A. v Soraugoon
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    GENERAL PIL (CHONG)SPRINGS A $176 SURPRISE
    539 20  - GENERAL PIL (CHONG) SPRINGS A $176 SURPRISE EPSOM JEEP Our Kingdom beats Sage Blue by objection By Singapore. Sat. SHAW STABLES Pinkson, with Alan Burton up, scored a stylish win from Dreamboat and Prince of Lalita in the Derby Trial over a mile at Bukit Timah today. All three ore
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    1376 20 .igainM, the first hone tor Interference m the final furlong was upheld by the stewards. Race Two «I IM l Ml 6 (IRS. Pil Stables 1 9) GENERAL PIL 9.0 can 8.7 (263—218) Chong 1 (8) Paths of WiMtosn 8 10 c4274— 1165> Ward 2 (3
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    85 20 »wsl» (I* iMimimnm, SOXC LUM MUM On V 1»M. BraMh Maasuwr <X Markhn Adliilllssl, Ltd K L Cvrtntc lean* 31 ftultan Ml— l. West taerhrsßC houar tar ,-.,r.l r. m. .ry OssMM Bssssl H 2 ML Ml 2T .3.W. MM TAN »UI LIN > .1 a>?> »»»CTfUy at AHuff
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    362 20 Merryman scores 1 5-length win in GN A INTREE, Liverpool. Sat. Merryman (Gerry Scott), the 13-2 favourite, scored an easy win in Hie Grand National the world's toughest steeplechase today. The nine-year-old York-shire-trained gelding, owned jby Miss Winifred Wallace jand trained by Neville Crump, won by 15 lengths from the
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    161 20 WINNIPEG Sat. Indonesia* TT Tan Joe Hock qualified foi three finals In the Canadian On>n Badminton championships here last night. Joe Hock, who beat MalavV* Teh Kew San 15-3. 15-5 in the semi-finals will meet Denmark* Finn Kobbero. who beat Charoen Watanasln 3-15. 15-1. 15-2
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