The Straits Times, 3 April 1960

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Mi No. 1284. >l NDAY, APRIL 3, 1%0 20 CENTS
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    NATION PAYS SILENT HOMAGE
    2403 1 NATION PA YS SILENT HOMAGE 20,000 walk with bowed heads past the royal coffin Queen and Deputy King join mourners TROOPS, POLICE IN lIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII VIGIL OVER BODY iiimiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii OF THE LATE KING miiiiiiiimmiiiiiimiimiiimiMiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiimiiimii KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. |y|ORE THAN 20,000 PEOPLE had paid their last respects to the Yang diPertuan Agong
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    Proud day for 10,000 graduates and guests
    497 1 Aid by the millions and lion dances heralded the start of the garden party, when the graduates mingled freely with families and friends. Countless pictures were taken. It was a carnival scene and everybody was in gay mood. Said Mr. Tan just before
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    Lock icon MORE CRISIS POWER FOR S.A. COVT.
    274 1 JOHANNESBURG, Sat.— The Governor-General, Mr Charles Swart, last night signed orders giving the South African Government greater power to deal with racial disturbances. This followed a day marked by further clashes In widely beparated parts of South Africa, Mr Swart signed a proclamation providing
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    Lock icon OXFORD WIN
    26 1 LONDON. Sat. Oxford beat Cambridge by one and a quarter lengths in the Boat Race today after leading throughout. Reuter. (Report in Page 19).
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    Lock icon De Gaulle to visit Soviet Union
    29 1 PARIS. Sat Mr. Khrushchev said In Rambouillet toj day General de Gaulie had I accepted an invitation to visit the Soviet Union. Reuter.
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    Mitchum ignored mystery threats
    1293 2 GET ME GIESLER The inside story... E ARRESTED: Robert Mitchum and actress Lila Leeds and two others outside the house which was raided by police. Mitchum and Leeds were sentenced to sixty days' imprisonment for smoking marijuana cigarettes. 'Watch your step... then the police raided a
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      132 2 t iSil(W -^^^y Rj» A sprinkle of Vim on a damp _^^0k m^" c o 1 Quick nib round and 1 *f aw»y goes srrease and dirt A|gJk A quick rub round and this Y^^^T| powerful cleanser shifts H^ff the most stubborn gTease ■fX^=^^^ MJhM|£j| »nd gTime in an instant
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    JOAN BENNET SAW HER FRIEND SHOT
    1944 3 JOAN BENNET SA W HER FRIEND SHOT ...of some of the most famous Hollywood trials HER HUSBAND HAD A BLUE FLASH 1 OF JEALOUSY THE ETHICAL QUESTION Ocilet hat withheld nothing except thote "privileged communications trom client to attorney which a lawyer i* bound to hold confidential. The ba*ic M
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      550 3 OUR CONGRATULATIONS! TO THE PRIZE WINNERS of the BEHN, MEYER ADVERTISING SLOGANS CONTEST HELD DURING THE 1960 PHOTO FAIR IN SINGAPORE. Itt Pni« L«i AGFA OPTIMA show you m o doy How to produc. MASTERPIECES THE EASY WAV by Mr. C. P. Laeng. 2nd Pnit BRIGHTER AND LIGHTER PHOTOGRAPHY WITH
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    Young Malayans aren't so serious about marriage: Report
    337 4 Young Malayans aren't so serious about marriage: Report 'ONLY KNOWLEDGE GAINED IS FROM HEARSAY' KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.- The average Malayan youth does not give any thought to making proper provision or preparation for his future married life. This is the conclusion reached by the Young Christian Workers Movement of Malaya
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    FINED FOR 'STUPID' ACT
    123 4 FINED FOR 'STUPID' ACT PENANO, Sat. Brian Keighley. a British airman attached to the Royal Australian Air Force al Butterworth, was today fined $200 for stealing a policeman's bicycle. "But I did not intend to i steal," Keighley, 23, exI plained. I only meant to borrow It for a ride."
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    PINE CHIEF RESIGNS
    19 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Mr. J. A. Buchier, chairman of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board, has resigned.
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    Graduation day at Nanyang
    39 5 Xanvang University graduands sit uihlcm- I sptrially c reeled marquee in front of the Library building while waiting to receive their degrees. Their black gowns and blue, red and yellow rapes made a colourful picture.
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    CHIEF FOUNDER TELLS OF VARSITY'S ROLE
    51 5 The founder chairman of the Nanyang University Council. Mr. Tan Lark Syt\ addresses the Convocation crowd Behind him are 'from left Professor Jac-en T. H*uh. Registrar: Dr. Chuang Chu-lin. Vice-Chancellor: Mr. Leong Keng Seng. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. Education Minister: and Mr. Chor Yeok
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    TO THE GARDEN FOR GROUP PHOTOS
    26 5 After the Convocation graduates walk down to the Varsity garden for group photographs. In the background the imposing Library building.
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    FIRST GIRL TO WIN BUILDING DIPLOMA
    277 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE first woman to aualify locally tor a diploma in building design is pretty Miss Long Foong Chu, 25. Miss Lang was among the 32 graduates of the > Technical College here, j who received their diplo- I mas from the
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      709 5 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT to those who FAILED in the Cambridge Overseas Certificate and who wish to become QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS by studying in full time DAY CLASSES A. E. SPECK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE bpecul classes are being organised tor tho^e who need Io pill the examination qualifying tor admission to the akM Society
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    You have NOT lived until you've taken a driving test
    1340 6 You have NOT lived until you've taken a driving test LOOK OUT!... ITS THAT WOMAN IN THE LITTLE BLUE CAR AGAIN (IN SINGAPORE) EVERYONE should take a driving test. You have not LIVED until you have taken one. You have not lived until you have experienced the absurd anxiety, the
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    Lock icon BEAUTY in GEOMETRY
    57 6 FOR OUR SWEATER GIRLS 0 NOT EVERY SCHOOLBOY will agree, but there is beauty in geometry as this cashmere pullover by Pringle of Scotland shows. The geometrical intarsia design knitted into the front of the pullover in white and Windsor blue, with a slit neckline gives it
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    My six regrets... by Helena
    243 6 My six regrets... by Helena LONDON I AM fascinated to find that beneath the bejewelled, Balenciagabrocaded bosom of Helena Rubinstein there lurks a longing for something money cannot buy. We took Russian tea together in her splendid hotel suite in London recently. We talked of the earrings I was wearing
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    Footnote on HATS
    87 6 SHOCK-HEADED haft, bow-tied balloon skirts. knee length swearers fashion moves fast, but are you moving with it? Or could it be that you are stuck with a style of dressing a way of looking Mt* out-of-date approach to make-up? That old "l-haven't-a-face for-hats" story? Every woman has
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    Worth trying
    174 6 EH)R your n«>\t hen party try Pinwhrrls, an exciting new sandwich idea. t ream one ounce marj-i--rinr with three ouncr> processrd chr<*>e and tomato spread Add s few chopped ktuffrd olive*. Cut all the crust from a large loaf of lrrshl> baked, white sandwich bread, and •lire as
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    CAMPUS LOVE SURPRISE FROM COUPLE
    150 7 CAMPUS LOVE SURPRISE FROM COUPLE CINGAPORE. S«». It wot double joy tor two groduotes Mr. Sim Yew Pen), 26, ond Mist Ton Geok Woh, 23 or Nonvong University's first k Convocation today. First thi-\ rccenol HMWM desrm. Tken »rrtt> Grok Wah announced to thi 11 frirndt: v plan to set
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    Graduation joy
    9 7 CONVOCATION DAY PLEDGE BY MINISTER FOR EDUCATION
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    Man for trial on robbery charge
    149 7 Man for trial on robbery charge SINGAPORE. Sat. A woman vegetable seller. Lm Swee Kee, 27. told a court today that she was waylaid by a neighbour one morning and robbed 01 cash and jewellery totalling $288. at daggerpoint. She was testifying at a preliminary inquiry at which a youth.
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    NANYANC'S ROLE IN CHANCING SOCIETY
    440 7 NANYANC'S ROLE IN CHANCING SOCIETY BY THE CHIEF FOUNDER SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE chairman of the Nanyang University, 1 Mr. Tan Lark Sye, said today that Nanyang must always adjust itself "to meet the demands of a changing society". The multi millionaire chief founder of Nanyang warned: Unless we are continually
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    'AID FOR NANYANG BY THE MILLIONS'
    441 7 'AID FOR NANYANG BY THE MILLIONS' CINCAPORE. Sat. The Education Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. told Nanyang University today: "Financial aid will come, not in hundreds of thousands, but millions each year." He said that in a new situation "Nantah is no longer ignored by the Government but will be
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      233 7 '••Jym-yV.^*' Don't take chances Asking for oil without naming the brand you want is one of the motoring risks you should never run if you value your engine! Always ask for Castrol. Then you are snre you are getting the oil that has pioneered every worth-while technical development over the
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    Burgess: Big demand for low-cost houses
    337 8 Burgess: Big demand for low-cost houses IN 10 YEARS HE HELPED 16,000 TO BUILD OWN HOMES SINGAPORE, Saturday. MR. J. BURGESS, whose Malaya Borneo Build ing Society has lent out more than $140 million for 16,000 houses here and in the Federation in the last 10 years, yesterday predicted big
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    A toothpaste plant at P.J.
    28 8 LA LUMPUR, Wtt to set $1,000,000 toothpaste factory at Petaiing Jaya, it mi announced today. ilmollYe (Far ha- been urai.t"--»d u.(jii. r tatn.s
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    Dr. Lee is off on polio study tour
    44 8 KHDAPORE. Sat. The Director of the World Health Orgaru-at:. n P-.llnmvH been Dr. l >■ similar centres in Hoi Korea. Japan and Manila. PILGRIMS LEAVE PSMANG. M The pil*boat Anshuo. carrying paiwnfrri to Mecca, |M M today
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    MOTHER. 3 CHILDREN DROWN
    70 8 MOTHER. 3 CHILDREN DROWN LIMIT. Sat— A young mother, her three hildrrn and her si*Ur in law were drowned when the sampan in which the? were travelling on a Hari Raya visit to reliti\r<« rapsiied in midstream about two miles from here. It was not till late yesterday that the
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    Lock icon SUKARNO AT BAGDAD
    18 8 BAGDAD. Sat President Sukarno of Indoniesa arrived here today on a three-day state visit.— Reuter.
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    1,611,900
    204 8 New S pore population figure shows increase of 127,300 CINCAPORE, Sat. —In the two years ending December last, Singapore's population leapt by 127,300, bringing the total to 1,611,900. These figures were released by the Chief Statistician, Mr S.C. Chua today, together with a revised population estimates for the-half-yearly periods
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    287 8 THE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar ALport, Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: From Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 965 i 7.05 p.m. Air India: From Jakarta (AI 416) 1.30 p.m.; from Bombay, Madras (AI 414) 6.0S a.m. Cathay Pacific: From Hong
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    First Lady sees Red Cross flags sales
    54 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, today toured areas where helpers were selling flags for the Red Cross Society's Flag Day. Among the supervisors at the various centres was Mrs. K M. Byrne, wife of the Minister for
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    Lock icon ITWO AIRLINE CREW, I 3 BUSINESSMEN HELD IN COLD CASE
    183 8 THE REST OF THE WORLD j |fARACHI, Sot. Two crew of o Brii tith Overseas Airways Corporation E plane and three local businessmen have been detained here following the seiiure E of gold bars said to have been smuggled from
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    Lock icon GHANA RECALLS PARIS ENVOY
    163 8 ACCRA, Saturday. /JHANA told France today it was withdrawing its Ambassador from Paris because of yesterday's atom bomb test in the Sahara the second by France. But diplomatic relations are not beint severed. Mr. Ako Adjel, the Foreign Minister, told a press conference that a charge
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    Lock icon I Dr. Banda f freed from i detention
    112 8 I Dr. Banda f freed from i detention 570M8A, Nyasaland, Sat. ~£J Dr. Hastings Banda. zthe Nyasaland African leader. Swas rel sed from a year's =detention today and flown to =Zomba where he conferred rwlth the British Colonial Se=cretary, Mr. lain Macleod. The 55-year-old doctor, Ehailed as a messlah and
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    A-power agreement
    32 8 WASHINGTON. Sat. The iUnlted States agreed yesterrday to co-operate with Yugoslavia on peaceful uses of =atomlc power. It was the first Esuch U.S. agreement with a rCommunist country— U Pl
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    Lock icon TINA, ONASSIS MAKE UP
    92 8 PIRIS, Sat. The newspaper France-Dlmanche reported today that Greek shipowner Aristotle Onassis has been reconciled with his estranged wife Tina, partly through the efforts of Princess Grace of Monaco. The paper said Onassis made up with his wife by transatlantic telephone. He has been cruising the
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    THE 'CAUSTIC MISTAKE
    60 8 HONG KONG. Sat. The Pekinr magazine "Women of China" published in its latest issue: "In our recipe for mooncakes in omen of China, No. 5, 1959, page 35. there was an unfortunate error in translation. "Soda (sodium carbonate) was regrrttably listed as caustic soda. The reripe should
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    Lock icon Woman's 72 descendants
    43 8 WILKES-BARRE. (Pennsylvania), Sat— Mrs. Elizatx'tn Barrell. 10J. has died in hospital, leaving 72 descendants. Mrs. Barrel wa.-. thr mother of 11 children, seven of whom survive her. She also has 20 grandchildren. 40 great grandchildren and five greatgreat grandchildren. U.PI.
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    Holy Communion
    24 8 ROME. Sat. Rom thollc bishops have given permission to authorise the distribution of Holy Communion in the afternoon if they set M.
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  • 'Untouchable' firemen hold a ghoulish monopoly on the corpses
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      Hot days and I cold nights at the Dusun
      125 9 Hot days and I cold nights at the Dusun THE DUSUN, Friday, March 25 THt prevailing weather, with little or no rain, hot days (O 5°F. one day), and cold nights (down to 68' F. once), has given the smaller kids coughs and colds. The Tuan has never allowed himself
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      One that got away
      116 9 KHOON has been catching small sebarau (carp) of an evening, but on one occasion he hooked a real whopper. From a distance thf Tuan saw him strugg'ing with it, He reached the Permandi pool to see Khoon lifting his line, robbed of its last f jot
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      That old tig tree :
      125 9 That old tig tree A FRIEND of the Tuans in Perth writes that an elderly lady who used to live in Singapore mentioned that there was a fine fig tree with large figs in the garden of the late Sir Song Ong Siang. at Katong. It will be interesting to
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      Prehistoric creatures
      63 9 I TNTIL lately we have found those prehistoric U creatures. Peripatuses a cross between a worm, millipede, and caterpillar only in shady spots, where they live in damp leafmould. One morning two were found crawling on the concrete below the house As there is now no demand for
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    Japanese ask for their war swords back
    197 9 Japanese ask for their war swords back A UCKLAND, Sat. A Roman Catholic pric appealing to anyone with a Japanese sword o. diary taken at a war souvenir to send it to him. He will try to return ir to its owner's family. Father Tony Glynn has already taken back
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    57 10 M 0/afaia U« •lL OVSR TPMI «arM, taa Oraat* Maaaat iraaaly aaaoa you ta* ~eil- ti*» a rauaal tlaa filloa *na siaaaMaa rvaaaNwaa. Taar* are iaar fMjaajaaa ••aoa. Maate fey >m»mm Waayot aiaaUß, aawjaai aaa Pat las aaaMJa. aiNCAPaas mo jcl acadcmv •aOM Apnl «ta. Moaaay/TaaraOay. Kveaiaaa &3a-7 30
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      THE GOOD KING
      184 10 THE nation is today united in loyal sorrow at the passing of Hi, Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. first Head ol State ot independent Malaya. The deep .sympathy oi all goes to his gracious consort, and with this the hope that in her grievous loss, she may
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      Malaya on guard
      251 10 BEFORE the year is very much older, the Emergency Regulations will have been repealed, and the Federation will have permanent legislation providing for powers of preventive detention. This is the prospect opened up by the most important of the amendments to the Constitution that the Government will
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    His life work made him —Malaya's natural king
    938 10 - INEVITABLY the passing of a monarch brings out the contrast behyeen the continuity his position symbolises and the transience of the individual. We ask ourselves what it means, and on reflection see the human qualities without which the pomp and form of
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    THE NEMESIS OF APARTHEID
    1774 10  - THE NEMESIS OF APARTHEID Rebecca West By Dome Rtbtccca West is visiting South Africa on a spotial assignment TIIII traveller in South Airica is nol surprised l>\ I lie riots in the African townships, because they are part of the patten Lapoaed on this unhappy country by Dr. Yerwoerd's (iovernment.
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    The big trek to the cemetery
    285 11 SPECIAL PLANS TO COPE WITH HEAVY CHENG BENG TRAFFIC Thousands to pay homage to the dead CINCAPORE. Sat. Thousands of Chinese in Singapore will tomorrow begin the big trek to the cemeteries to pay homage to their ancestors and loved ones. The big day
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    PHOTO DIGEST MAN TO GO HOME
    281 11 PHOTO DIGEST MAN TO GO HOME |Y|AjOR Raymond Thomjs. Sunday Times j photographic columnist. will leave Malaya for Britain tomorrow on retirement from the British Army Major Thoma*. a sapper officer, has served in the Army for 21 years, six of which hare been spent in Singapore and the Federa-
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    Murder charge man remanded
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Chung Yum Sin was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate s Court with the murder of Llm Tian I Soo, alias Ah Kay. at Bukit Panjang village on March 17. No pica was recorded, and Chung was remanded for one week.
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    Singapore car parking rules amended
    89 11 Singapore car parking rules amended SINGAPORE. Sat. The Government today announced amendments to parking rules in Singapore. Under the new rules vehicles with a capacity of more than 11 people, goods vehicles weighing more than 1] ton.s unladen and taxis are not allowed to park in parkIng areas except outside
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    ARRANGER'S ART
    38 11 Two beautiful flower arrangements which can be seen at the sbow. The top one is by Mrs. Lee Chin Gee. one of Singapore's leading flower arrangers. The other is by Mrs. M. Thok. Sunday Times pictures.
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    3 charges of procuring
    67 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Chong Kirn Han, alias Teoh Ah Too. today pleaded not guilty to three counts of "procuring girls for immoral purposes" at the Southern Land Hotel in Marshall Road, on Dec. 27. last year. The charges alleged that Chong had at about 1045 p.m. that
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    CHE NOOR AISHA ADMIRES FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
    49 11 hr Noor Aisha. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. examines some floral arrangements at the 1960 Singapore Gardening Society's flower show which opened at the Happy World Stadium on Friday. With her is Mrs. K. Kirn. Japanese flower arrangement expert. Sunday Times picture.
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    Student leader tells Nanyang Council: Co-operate with Oovt.
    332 11 Student leader tells Nanyang Council: Co-operate with Oovt. SINGAPORE, Soturdoy. THt chairman of the Nanyang University Students' Union, Mr. Ng Kirn Han, yesterday urged the University's Council to co-operate with the Singapore Government for a successful re-organisation of the institution. Addressing the Pan-Malay-an delegates conference, the student leader said he
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    SECRETARY NAMED
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. M. Ponnuduray has been appointed secretary to the Preservation of Public Security Advisory Committee by the Minister of Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon.
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    CULTURAL SHOW
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The seventh of the Ministry of Culture's Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat this year will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Tuas Village, 18th mile Jurong Road.
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 11 Singapore Copra Association noon pricey per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: April $394 (Nominal). Tone was Idle. Singapore Coconut OU Millers' Association bulk 858 sellers, drum 161 sellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The price of tin In Singapore today was $338 per plcul up I2i cents on an estimated offering of 230 tons, an increase of ten tons.
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    Music exams from July
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Education Announced today that the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London, practical examinations (Including L.R.S.M.) will be held in Singapore from July to September. Entry forms for the examinations are now available at the Ministry.
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    Protest by teachers at today's meeting
    210 11 Protest by teachers at today's meeting CINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Teachers' Union is to meet tomorrow to protest over "the sudden dissolution of the Joint Consultative Committee" by the Minister for Education The meeting called by 105 members Is also expet>ed to record "with apprehension the lack of a spirit
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    Opening of bank is postponed
    46 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— As a mark of respect to the late Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the ceremony and cocktail party in connection with the opening of the Johore Bahru branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank on Monday has been postponed indefinitely.
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    WOMEN'S PARTY
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat The Malay Women's Welfare Association will hold a party and concert at the Lcong Khay School grounds, St. Michael's Road, tomorrod.
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      557 11 s on Today »"< it n OF MKIENDs iQua- Eric Hokkin 10 am. to 1 p.m. a.m. to 11 am Worerilp 6 pm.: diacus&ion CHINESE VMt A (South Pier): SINGAPORE BUDDHIST group 715 p.m. at V MCA. Orchard Pri V' Club <Jurong> 8 a.m.: LODGE (17 Klin Yam RoaP.r mmi.
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    235 12 "DEVOTED SISTER" (below), by Richard Chong, of 62 Hargreaves Circus, Penang, wins the second prize of $20 Mr Chong used a Minolta camera and Kodak Plus-X film; setting: fll, 1/125 second. The winner of today's top prize THE winner of this week's top prize of $30
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    Photographic Digest
    985 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS AS SOON as you have acquired the equipment for developing your films at home, all that remains to be done is to expose a roll film, and go out and buy the various chemicals you need I suggest that for your first trial at developing you
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    Doctor's daughter who finds her beauty a big disadvantage
    271 13 Doctor's daughter who finds her beauty a big disadvantage THIS IS SHARMINI... MISS SH ARM INI Tiruchelvam, a Malayan beauty who is the toast of London artists and society photographers, is to make v he stage her career. She made her first stage appearance n London as narrator in a
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    Two delightful discs make this a very special week
    451 13  - Two delightful discs make this a very special week METRONOME ON THE RECORD Review by yWO ot the week 1 most delightful records are Kapp's "Pans in Stereo" and Philips' "Bouquet.'' Both rate a special award for high entertainment value. Kapp's album (stereo k- :»25) features the Troubadors— an astonishingly
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    TOP BALLET TEACHER DUE
    113 13 LONDON, Sat.— Peggy van Praagh, of the Royal Ballet School, will teach in Singapore later this year if plans by the British Council here materialise. Miss van Praagh, a mem- ber of the Royal Ballet School teaching staff, recently produced the highly successful Swan Lake BaMet
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    That troublesome handful of tlay!'
    628 17 COMPLAINT ABOUT A MALICIOUS CARRIER OF TALES.. DROP US A LINE. Address your queries, grouses or prone to The Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House, River Volley Rood, Singapore 9. WHAT do you wise Know Alls think of a handful of clay who pries and
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    Widow wants to be companion to a gentleman
    1355 17 I AM a middle-aged 1 Chinese lady, and have been a widow for 18 years. I am fairly welleducated, rather shy, and very lonely. I would like to be a companion to a kind, middle-aged English gentleman. Could you help me' DESPERATE.
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    The big and the not so big for 1960
    115 18 PICTURED here are two of the Chrysler Corporation's seven lines of cars for 1960. AT LEFT: The redesigned Imperial Custom four-door Southampton, in which the stylists have given special attention to passenger comfort. The seat cushions are padded with up to
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    ENTRANCTS
    499 18 2~mr 1960 MALAYAN Mobilgas economy run CLASS I Up to ISO < c FIAT 600. U C>ofes RW Heath Z D Ling Wye W -'NZ. CX Pickering PM Brod.c, RENAULT DAUPHINE, D Pockord .on b.n Yu>ok GOGGOMOBIL 7 700, W Corter R Hoist MINI-MINOR, C K Dowsett Co-Drive. CLASS
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    66 CARS ENTER FOR THE SIXTH ECONOMY RUN
    186 18 SIXTY-SIX cars have entered for the sixth Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run. to be held over the Easter week-end next month. It will be 70 miles longer than last year's and will be the severest test Malayan driver» have yet been given. Start
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    Here's another big achievement by the Malaya F.A.
    214 18 y^HOEVER wins, the second junior Asian Cup soccer competition now attracting thousands of people at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium daily will go down in sports annols as another major achievement by the F.A. of Malaya. Though sponsored by the Asian Football Confederation,
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    CRUSADER'S NOTES
    151 18 I would like to sound a warning on qne other thing. Several team officials have expressed doubts about the ages of some of the players taking part in the present tournament. To forestall future doubts, organisers should insist on the production of birth certificates next time. Where birth
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      108 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACKOSS: 1. Emblem. 6. DOWN: 1. Entail 2. Banter. S. Shock* 11. Aeroplane 12. Tinted. Leu. 4. Ere. 5. Mode. 6. Slur 7, 14. Usurps. 16. Ants. 17, Hac. 8. Onus. 9. CerecJ. 10. Sl&ter Ear. 19. Seat. 20. Ice. 23, Are. 24. 13. Incarnate. 15. Parasites. 18.
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    Malaya can beat Burma at their own game
    291 19 Malaya can beat Burma at their own game AFTER the first two days in the Asian Youth soccer championship for the Rahman Cold Cup. with all the eight competing teams having had their first matches, my first estimate has been virtually proved correct that Malaya or Japan should be the
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    Wolves level with Spurs
    465 19 I ONDON. Sat.—Wolver- hampton Wanderers enhanced their chance of a League and Cup double when they joined Tottenham Hotspur at the top of the English League First Division with a smashing 3-0 win at Leeds. Tottenham were upset on their own c round by bottomof the
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    TEAMS FOR TONIGHT
    163 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat—Malaya Is expected to field the same team that trounced The Philippines 9-0 when they meet Burma in their second match In Section "A" at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (UckoS 8.30 p.m.). In the first match starting at 7 p.m., Thailand meets Singapore. The Malayan
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    WYLLIE FACES A TOUGH TASK IN TOD A Y'SMEET
    356 19  - WYLLIE FACES A TOUGH TASK IN TOD A Y'SMEET MOK SIN PIN By Singapore. Sat. IOHORE Coronation Crand Prix winner Bill Wyllie faces a difficult task in tomorrow's Forces Motoring Club's Sembawang circuit meet. Wyllie, who is making his first race appearance after the Grand Prix, will have a difficult
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    MOTOR CYCLE EVENTS THE HIGHLIGHTS
    103 19 keenly-contested affair. Wong Fook Kwong. who won a double at Seletar last week, and Louis Chia will' start favourites, with thej challenge coming from Lee I Wing Bang. Wing Sang, who made his racing debut at the Johorr Grand Prix, is capable of causing an
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    Inter-district scheme a success
    271 19  -  SAUL JOSHUA By CINGAPORE, Sot— The scheme of running all sport in Singopore schools on on Inter-Dis-trict basis this year has so far been a success, said on official of the Singapore Schools Sports Council today. The official added: "Cooperation between teachers and students has never
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    BEATEN SINGAPORE, THAILAND HAVE CHANCE FOR GLORY
    321 19  -  Norman Siebel —By 1 Malaya's strategy against the- Burmese would be. I imagine, to confront them with their own weapon attack from the kick-ofl to give the Burmese as few chances as possible from their dangerous raids on goal. When the Burmese are
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    YOUTH TEAMS FOR SPORE
    132 19 YOUTH TEAMS FOR SPORE ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The president of the Singapore Amateur Football Association. Mr Soh Ohee Soon, who arrived here today, accepted a request by Indonesia's Junior Asian cup team for two matches in Singapore. SAP A. has set aside Apr. 8 and 10 for the Indonesians. The
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    Stevens wins RS6C monthly medal
    70 19 SINGAPORE. Sat— Col. K. H Stevens (net 69) was the wlnnei in the Royal Singapore Oolf Club's monthly "A" medal stroke competition at Sune Road today. Qualifier* for the Gulleir.ard Cup were O. T. Hollow ay P. H Messum and JOT. Polley. There was a
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    Lock icon CHAROEN TO MEET JOE HOCK IN U.S. FINAL
    168 19 CHICAGO, Saturday QEFtNDING champion Tan Joe Hock, of Indonesia, ond Charoen Watanasin, of Thailand, will meet in the men's singles final of the United States National Badminton championships. In the semi finals yesterday Joe Hock beat United States's Jim Poole a former
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    Lock icon Split decision
    24 19 BESTON, Sat— Dick Tiger (Nigeria) British Empire middleweight boxing champion, won a split decision over Victor Zalazar < Argentina) here last night Reuter.
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    Army beat Darul
    33 19 SINGAPORE. Sa:.— Two «oal» each by Detiton and Neilstm nelped Army to beat Darul Allah 5-0 In rhelr friendly .soccer maich at Fairer Park today. Hearn scored the other goal.
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    OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE IN BOAT RACE
    253 19 OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE IN BOAT RACE I ONDON, Sat. Oxford won the 106 th InterVarsiry boat race on the River Thames here this afternoon, beating Cambridge by IVd lengths after a magnificent race. Oxford, the Dark Blues, led throughout but Cambridge,, the Ught Blues, rowed most courageously and never allowed
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    Lock icon ELLIOTT WINS 800 M
    142 19 MELBOURNE, Sat. World champion miler Herb Elliott today fought off a strong challenge to win the Victorian Amateur Athletic Association's 800 metres championship on a gl track at Bendigo. about 100 miles from Melbourne. Elliott drew away from local runner Russell Oakley to win by two
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    Gurkhas lose
    19 19 SINGAPORF. Sat— Rajajl sC. l*;U Tr.ni.sit Ourklia.s 5-4 in their friendly soccer match at Parrrr Park today
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    TECHNICOLOR, 2 PRINCE of LALITA and 1 PEACEFUL KING
    582 20 EPSOM JEEPS Singapore Derby forecast is: EPSOM JEEP'S best bets for today are San Juan (Race 1), Mickey Rooney (Race 2) and Putli (Race 4). CALL BOY'S double is The Brave One (Race 6) and Redouble (Race 7). The GOING is
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    29 20 M Ward* Si* <*imimmm) m* T«M KIM WATT. mft «1. I m— tr of ta» »lr<(ri<i»jr o>smrflio». Kuala Laiiiir pa«Md away sMsefallf Malacca *a KM r»airal ao M
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    34 20 M »*rt, lit lUtnimmm, ASMS* CHItM and family tfeank n»n aad frttojat tfcrlr srrvtoio, ao» r at UM fwtrral of latr Mr Mtokaal Cliw Sao Ka*a«. SOaaaa. Little Richard '8 9* in th*
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    Putli looks too good for rivals
    689 20 Putli looks too good for rivals vary he was oy no means d.sgraced when he finished fifth in a field of 15 In the Selangor Gold Cup. The mc« -ly-weighted The Little King appeals as a good longbhot. He was stayIng on stoutly at the finish when second with 9.0
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    1308 20 R<m 1 X.t%t (Class Dlv. 4)—* Fun. 1. ***** San Juan (C. T Aw. Sullivan. 6 9.0 (8F) Taylor I 2. »6W7 In OlBre (Shaw St.t Spencer. 5 111 Burton 3. 6090 Boa* (Pimu Bet.l Bt> Lee. 4 8.9 I 4. ***** Plntu Mao day
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