The Straits Times, 25 September 1960

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES m Mai*** No. i:J0». SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1960 20 CENTS
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    ALISTAIR MACLEAN
    137 1 A new series by today's finest writer about the sea WHIN a I boal s torpedo struck the lint\ of Benares on the ni^lit <»1 September 17. 1040, il i- a v se <! ;i tragedy thai aroused more pity and indignation than any otli <. r disaster
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    Lock icon THE DEFIANT SHIPS
    65 1 It .starts in the Sunday Times NEXT WEEK American woman told to leave HAVANA Sat. The Cuban i ment lu>t night orderlyn O'Stacy, an employee of tho U.S. Embassy here, to leave the country within 24 hour», on the (rounds of "illicit activities." week Cuba expelled four
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    Lock icon CRISIS IN THE U.N.
    468 1 US delegate blames the Soviet Union REDS USING ASSEMBLY AS PROPAGANDA FORUM' Leaders of world face grave situation NEW YORK, Saturday. WORLD LEADERS here for the General Assembly today took urgent stock of the crisis facing the United Nations as a result of Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's
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    WILL DAG RESIGN BECAUSE OF K's ATTACK?
    183 1 WILL DAG RESIGN BECAUSE OF K's ATTACK? UNITED NATIONS, New York, Sat.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's attack yesterday on the SecretaryCeneral, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, has set off speculation in the lobbies whether the U.N. Chief would feel obliged to resign. It had always been taken for granted in diplomatic quarters that
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    Russian headlines...
    64 1 MOSCOW. Saturday. THE SPEECH by the Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Khrushchev, to the United Nations was splashed in Moscow newspapers today with headlines readme: "Freedom and independence to all colonial peoples" and "Solve the problem of universal disarmament" the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The agency said newspapers
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    Red 'bear hug' for Dr. Castro
    485 1 CUBAN PREMIER MAKES NIKITA WAIT FOR HALF AN HOUR ON PAVEMENT kJEW YORK, Sot. Cuban Premier Dr. Fidel Castro kept Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, waiting on the pavement outside the Soviet U.N. mission here for more than half an hour last
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    Quiet day for PM
    298 1  - Quiet day for PM R. CHANDRAN I From JESSELTON. Sat. pREMIER Lee Kuan Yew arrived here today by Malayan Airways for a quiet day on the last lap I of his whirlwind tour of the three Borneo ternI tones. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lee and the Political Secretary. Mr.
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    On safari with the Great White Hunter
    1699 2  -  Anne Scott-James By GO ON A BUFFALO HUNT IN RITZY-RLGGED AFRICA WHERE ONL V THE ANIMALS {RE I NSOPHISTICA TED TNI! American girl slml 100 late, hii the buffalo in (h<- (lank, and ii charged oil wounded into the hush. II was ;i
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      604 2 1000 miles NON-STOP When Malayan Motors planned to drive a perfectly standard Mini- ii^JvS? S^^llllte^ 1\ fc Minor non-stop from Singapore to Penang and hack to Singapore. s^lßf 0 v* ii .^K^&? mm■p\ mmm |v a pp^ there was no intention of breaking any distance-against-time records. '"Csj3 2*^vfcW .^^^r MM
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    Insured against dying of laughter!
    773 3  -  ARTHUR TURMER YOU CAN TAKE OUT A POLICY ON MOST THINGS TODAY By BRITISH in- su ra nee firms will soon be preparing their profit and loss accounts for the .1960 holiday season. Preliminary figures show that it's been an unusual period both for the
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    WEDDING PHOTO CHEATS'
    136 3 LONDON. Sat. A vicar has hit out at the wedding "cheats" the couples who marry at a register office and then pose for photographers outside his 14th-century church opposite. In future he will ban all wedding pictures unlos the wrrfce took place in the church Said the
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      163 3 SO EASY AND SO SIMPLE --v I kU lE' 1 I YOU SEE WHAT YOU GET There will be no problem with the ROLLEI, no guess-work in composing the subject. The picture-to-be is olways visible, bright from corner to corner, brilliantly clear, true in color and in full negative size.
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    Drop in growth of population
    228 4 IN SINGAPORE TODAY^ A TOTAL OF 1,654,100 PEOPLE A marked decline in first 6 months QINCAPORE. Sat. There was a marked decline in the rate of increase of Singapore's population in thf» first six months of this year. The estimates as at June 30, issued
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    PRIME MINISTER TOASTS BRUNEI
    76 4 0 SINGAFOU HONOI KS BKINKI. In the ulitterin:; banquet chamber in Brunei Town on Thursday thi Pri:iic Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lev Kuan T«W, proposed the foist |a KruneT ar the State Tianqiiet held for the Sultan of Brunei's 44th birthday. Sun<).i\ Times pit tun- shous
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    INFIRMARY RATES: ALL ARE FIXED BY LAW
    212 4 riNCAPORE. Sat —Dogs 1^ and other animals treated at the Animal Infirmary in Kampong Java Road are charged according to the scale laid down by the City Council, an official of the Infirmary said today. He was replying to an allegation by Mr.
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    PINE BOARD OFFICE
    30 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The head office of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board has moved from the Government Offices in Johore Bahru to Tampoi. fifth milestone, Jalan Scudai.
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    DONATION TO SATA
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Naval Base Employees' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society has donated $100 each to the all-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society and Sata.
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    S'PORE M.C.A. CABLES RULERS
    56 4 S'PORE M.C.A. CABLES RULERS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Branch of the Malayan hinese Association has sent a telegram to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Deputy Paramount Kuler of the Federation of Malaya to express the organisation's "respect" for the two Rulers on their assumption of office and to wish
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    BIG DAY FOR A BRAVE LITTLE MODEL IN TEARS
    173 4 BIG DAY FOR A BRAVE LITTLE MODEL IN TEARS Glamorous models displayed beautiful dresses at a fashion parade at Robinxin's yesterday, but it was little Jennifer Ashley. 3, who stole the show. She made a bold and tearful appearance It happened like this: The compere announced the item on the
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    Fong: Stop 'divide and rule' attempts
    219 4 Fong: Stop 'divide and rule' attempts JINGAPORE, Sot. A top Singapore trad» union leader today called upon the Government to stop attempts by employers to create disunity among workers in the State. Mr. Fong Swee Suan. Secretary (Disputes) of th« Singapore Trades Union Congress and Political Secretary at the Ministry
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    A goat-greedy python caught
    73 4 BATU GAJAH, Sat.— An 18-foot python which had eaten two full-grown goats on Wednesday and Thursday was capture-i yesterday uhile it was lying in wait for its third victim. The python was caught near a shed in which an Indian labourer had kept his two remaining
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    Talks on terms of secret ballot
    329 5 MEETING AT LABOUR MINISTRY TO DISCUSS A POLL FOR 'RECOGNITION 9 Minister invites oil companies and rival unions SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE MINISTER for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, has invited three oil companies and two rival oil unions for discussions on the
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    LANDING AT FORT GEORGE
    181 5 LANDING AT FORT GEORGE MALA<('\ It*. A young BnliMi officer and six soldier* landed near Fort George. 13 miles from here yesterday, after a seven day trip from Lumut in a 23-foot open heat fitted with an outboard motor The officer. 2nd. Lieut. D w w.suott and the six soldiers
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    TALK ON MUSLIM LAW
    29 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, State Advocate-General, will talk on "Muslim Law in Malaya" at the Cultural Centre on Monday at 5 p.m.
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    NEW VARSITY BODY
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Education Society, a new body In the University of Malaya in Singapore, has been resistered
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    SATURDAY BRIDE
    58 5 Saturday bride is Miss Mary Sisum who married Mr. Clifford William Greenau.iv yesterday at the Church of Christ the King, at .ll.ii Tanglin. Singapore. The groom, a former Assistant Superintendent of Police in Singapore, is now with a leading Canadian life insurance company here. Miss Sisum is a
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    PROF. PURCHON TO TAKE UP NEW POST IN GHANA
    244 5 PROF. PURCHON TO TAKE UP NEW POST IN GHANA SINGAPORE, Saturday. DROFESSOR R. D. Purchon, Professor of Zoo- logy at the University of Malaya since its foundation more than ten years ago, has resigned. The 43-year-old zoologist today told the Sunday Times that he would be leaving the university early
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    Acid attack: Youth held
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A youth was detained early today in connection with last night's acid attack in Lorong 27. Geylang. Descriptions of five youths were flashed to all police stations shortly after the attack. More arrests are expected. Ten people were injured in the attack, believed to
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    NEW MAGISTRATE
    14 5 SINGAPORE. Sat —Mr. S. Kandlah has been appointed a magistrate In Singapore.
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    $100 FOR MISSION
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Naval Base Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society has donated $100 to the boys' home of the Ramakrishna Mission.
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    NEW BODY TO ANSWER SOS' CALL FOR BLOOD
    132 5 NEW BODY TO ANSWER SOS' CALL FOR BLOOD SINGAPORE. Sat. The formation of the Blood Donors' Association will help to ensure a regularly adequate supply of blood for the transfusion service in Singapore hospitals at all times, the association's president, Mr. Lee Keng Tye, said tonight. "And eventually. It may
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    6th ARTS BALL TO BE BEST EVER
    139 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— There will be a touch or Hawaii, the Riviera. Montr Carlo, Paris and London at the sixth Arts Ball to be held at the Raffles Hotel on Nov. 5. The Ball which is an annual occasion is in aid of the
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    Pedestrian control law urged
    235 5  - Pedestrian control law urged A.A.S. by CINCAPORE. Sat— The Automobile Association of Singapore has proposed the legislation of a new law to control pedestrians with the object of rutting down road accidents. This law may be based on the Road Traffic and Road Improvement Bill, which was taken through a
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    Stamp design: winner named
    107 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Winner of the 1961 National Day commemorative stamp design competition is Mr. Ong Cheok Hup, of Boon Tiong Road, who has won a $200 prize and a certificate. Seven others competitors. Including two from the Federation, have been awarded letters of commendation, They are:
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      Nellie and the seven-hour trans for ma tion
      1156 6 Nellie and the seven-hour trans for ma tion ...THE OLD IT IS the intrinsic right of every girl to be pretty. Some of us are born that way; and those who are not have a duty yes, duty to try and make the most of what we have. I believe
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      surprise for the men!
      49 6 POSTSCRIPT: When 1 received tbe picture proofs, I showed them to several men in the office, and asked them which girl the> thought was prettier. They picked the NEW Nellie every time, and were surprised to learn that they were one and the same person!
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      STARTING NEXT WEEK
      29 6 "Menu French Without Tears" a delicately spiced series of 12 little articles by John Baker White. Left and right: Two Sunday Times pictures of Sellie Liang
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    Get-rich-quick victims talk
    200 7 TWO MEN TELL POLICE HOW THEY WERE SWINDLED SINGAPORE, Saturday. TWO people saw the police last week about *-rich-quick plots" which had backfired against themselves. reported that to-tht-y hud lost nearly 0.000 through gambling ith glib-tongued confidence <ng. They came forward following a police appeal to people
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    NEW TYPE MACHINES FROM CHINA
    39 7 Sat.— Three hines have igaporc Irom and CulDewaji Ba--5 have been ip Governin Up- i^oad. nment Kun Hcnt. i machines rinting [or Sin(Tairs. Chinese Government cquale" for i> now the arrival ol w ma-
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    Popular police officer leaves after 28 years' notable service
    724 7  - Popular police officer leaves after 28 years' notable service M. RANDHAVA ITS AN AWFUL WRENCH LEAVING THIS COUNTRY' By SINGAPORE. Saturday. IN the London suburb of Wimbledon in 1931 a tall athletic and mild-mannered youth, seeking a career abroad, was shown a book on the Malayan Government service. This was
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    LAOTIAN PREMIER FEARS ATTACK FROM THAILAND
    355 8 LAOTIAN PREMIER FEARS ATTACK FROM THAILAND WIENTIANE, Sot The Laotian Premier, Prince Souvanna Phouma, told newsmen today he believed it was quite possible that on offensive was being prepared against Vientiane from Thailand He said that he believed a partial buildup of Thai and Laotian troop manded by Laotian officwas
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    WORDS, WORDS WORDS
    60 8 UNITED NATIONS (New York), Sat— Offices of the table companies in the Inited Nations handled their greatest ever volume nt traffic yesterday on Mr. Khrushchev's statement. Mr. Van Wicklrr. manager of the Western I'nion office, said last night that he and 26 teleprinter operators had handled more
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    Help to build shipyards
    65 8 JAKARTA, Sat— Ten Poi lish technicians have arrived in Jakarta to help in the i building of small shipyards at Macassar in the South Celebes. Gresik in East Java. Padang in West Sumatra and Amahai in the North Moluccas. The yards, capable of building wooden coasters
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    DEBRIS IN SEA, BUT NOT ONE BODY IS FOUND
    255 8 DEBRIS IN SEA, BUT NOT ONE BODY IS FOUND J^AHA, Sat.— The chairman of an investigation board, launched to find out why a fourengine U.S. Marine air transport crashed at sea south of here on Thursday, theorised today the DC-6 type plane may have exploded in midair, killing all 29
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    Lock icon Sirikit has a cold
    31 8 STOCKHOLM. Sat— Queen I Sirikit of Thailand yesterday spend the third day of her stay in Stockholm in bed at the Grand Hotel nursing a cold.— Reuter.
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    Prince begins school term with a death threat
    302 8 LONDON, Saturday. II BOY of 1 3 has started the new term at Harrow (motto: Use Cod's gift faithfully) with a death threat over his head. The name: Prince Hassan, 13-year-old youngest brother of Jordan's King Hussein. The would-be killers: Nasser agents
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    Lock icon Woman envoy weds again
    56 8 JAKARTA. Sat. Mr» Supeni. newly-appointed Indonesian ambassador to the United States, married last week. She was a widow. Her husband is Mr. Aehmad Natakusuma. manager of the Indonesian Tin Bureau in New York. The wedding was held In Solo. Central Java. The two will leave for
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    Lock icon Cholera outbreak in Celebes reported
    35 8 MACASSAR. Sat— Cholera has broken out in the Gorontalo district of the northeast Celebes, according to reports reaching here. No information is availably on the spread of the disease. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fire: 20 miners die
    31 8 PRAGUE. Sat. Twenty coal miners died when flr<» broke out yesterday In thw Vaclav Nosek Mine. Tuchlovice. North Czechoslovakia. Firemen today were still fighting the flames —Reuter.
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    Burnt to death
    30 8 PHILADELPHIA. Sat.— Mrs. Ida Pressley, 84. was burned to death last night when shu fell asleep while smoking a pipe in the bedroom of her home.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Ismay's dismay
    527 8 WRIGGLED AS HARD AS I COULD' TO AVOID BEING MADE SECRETARYGENERAL OF N.A.T.O. ONDON, Sat. Lord Ismay declares in his memoirs being published here on Monday that "I wriggled as hard as I could" to avoid being appointed the first Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation in
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      44 8 n LJ??rii 1 I "It's good to be home again .stores .s+J^^zr*^ the school old friends the Not m n Y people know about this "Admit it, doctor, there hasn't been a school bridge club the school short cut. decent new disease in years.
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    Isidra urges Filipinos to learn our culture
    220 9 Isidra urges Filipinos to learn our culture CINCAPORE, Sat. Miss Isidra Cagaanan, the new Administrative Officer of the Philippine Consulate General in Singapore. said she hoped to" impress on her government to send more Filipino students to study the rich Malayan culture in Singapore. She arrived here a few days
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    KARIMON RESORT: JAKARTA TO DECIDE
    142 9 KARIMON RESORT: JAKARTA TO DECIDE SDfGa-fOU, Sat.—Singapore firms and investors may be invited to take part in the S3OO million plan to develop Karimon Besar into a tourist resort. Mr. Sribudoyo. executive vice-presid-ent of the Indonesian Council for Tourism, said last wrrk. Mr Sribudoyo has returned to Jakarta after a
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    Old Boys plan grand jubilee banquet for two Brothers
    537 9 Old Boys plan grand jubilee banquet for two Brothers SINGAPORE. Saturday. ALD Boys of Christian Brothers schools in the Federation of Malaya. Singapore and Hong Kong are expected to attend the diamond jubilee celebration of two distinguished Brothers at St. Patrick's School here next month. They are Brother Honorius and
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    RNZAF SQUADRON WITHDRAWN AFTER 11 YEARS' SERVICE
    173 9 RNZAF SQUADRON WITHDRAWN AFTER 11 YEARS' SERVICE SINGAPORE. Sat. Another Far hast \ir hum- unit, whiih took part in Emergrm'v operations in Malaya will withdraw its detachment from Kuala Lumpur next month. No. 41 Transport Squadron of thr Royal New Zealand Air Force based at Changi will withdraw its detachment
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    DELAY IN SETTLING WAR DAMAGE
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Sat The i settlement of outstanding restoration awards under the War Damage Commi*I sion should be affected by I December this year, said thp commit B report. It was still not po yet to enact the winding up ordinance because of outstanding restoration awards
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      THE THIRD KING
      250 10 rpHK Ri'lers made a very good choice when they elected the Raja of Perlis the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of the Federation I of Malaya. Aged 40. he la In the pnme of life. Moreover, he br; to his high duties many month.-.' experience as j Tlmbalan Yang
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      Rubber Study Group
      187 10 rE tact that a conference of the International Rubber Study Group is takins place for the lir.-t time in Kuala Lumpur, is recognition of the premier position which the industry occupies in Malaya. The meeting would have been held in the Federal capital years ago. but because
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    Born 1880... Still going strong
    816 10  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS By TUAN DJEK, RETIRED PLANTER AND AUTHOR OF THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL WILL BE 80 ON WEDNESDAY THE DUSUN (Kota Tinggi) MOT long ago an old English gentle- man walked out of the Kota Tinggi police station after renewing his licence for an outdated
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    Making life pleasant for the seamen
    507 10 Making life pleasant for the seamen THERE is in Singa- pore a group of dedicated lady worl'ers whose activities are devoted to the interests and welfare of merchant navy seamen in the port Known as the Seafarer's Entertainment Committee, this band of hardworking women is made up of wives of
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    Good for a laugh
    383 10 BILL BLOOGS drridt'd U> join the navy agaia. Almost immediately he wai sent on top-secret manoeuvres, with strut Order* not to tell anyone where he •nvj.. Alter a couple of month* away from home, he sent a telegram to his parents: "Forbidden to give address. Shot
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    'Dud-notes dumped in river
    332 11 INSPECTOR FOUND 5160.90S AND PRINTING INK IN A ROOM Man claims his aunt gave them to him SINGAPORE. Sat. A coffee stall proprietor, Kwong Weng, told a preliminary inquiry here today that he dumped a tin full of counterfeit I Malayan currency notes given to him
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    ELECTRICITY-A BOON TO HOUSEWIVES
    69 11 ELECTRICITY-A BOON TO HOUSEWIVES The Sunday Mail today a*rries a 10-page supplement on the uses of electricity in the home. It tells you how electricity can be used to lighten work at home, and as an aid to beautT. There are also features on the engineering revolution that is taking
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    CONSULTANT NAMED
    21 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Prof. B. H. Shenres has been appdlnt«d honorary consultant obstetrician and nynaecoloM to the Kandang Kerbau Hospital.
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    Religious services
    360 11 M \M>K» VTIIIDRAL Anglican Holy coniiiun.on iMid) 7 a.m.. the p.tr: munlon 8 a.m., service in Mar.daiin 930 a.m morning oraver 11 ».m.. Holy communion 12 m on. evenaong 6 p.m. -I rrTIK iKRCH <A.ieltcam tSerrtngoon Gardens. Parish communion 8 an. school and Bible cia.vs 930 am CT«ning
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    MALAYA'S SPEAKER HONOURED AT BRUNEI INVESTITURE CEREMONY
    98 11 DATO HAJI Noah bin Haji Omar, Sneaker of the Federal Parliament, kisses the hand of the Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar All Saifuddin, after being invested with the Dato Paduka Mahkota. Brunei (Second Class Order of the Crown) on Friday. Dato Haji was
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    Rhodes study awards for Singapore, too
    251 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE FAMOUS 50-year-old Rhodes scholarships started by a South African millionaire and statesman which has been sending students from Commonwealth countries and America to study ar Oxford University, have been extended to Singapore. The Rhodes trustees recently decided to offer one
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    All the money that's in circulation
    146 11 All the money that's in circulation SINGAPORE. Sal. The amount of Straits currency notes In circulation in Malaya. Singapore and British Borneo on Sept. 1 was $1,115.--764.786.73. the chairman of the Board of Commissioners of Currency. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. announced in the Government Gazette yesterday. The whole amount of
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    STRUCK OFF ROLLS
    22 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The registration of the Singapore Association of Nurses has been cancelled by the Registrar of Trade Unions.
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    What's on today
    140 11 SIMiAPORE BLOOD DONORSASSOCIATION: Inaugural meetbkj at Cultural Centre 10 a.m. ROYAL SINGAPORE FLYING (LIB: "At home" 10 all visitors for flights and Inspection, Paya Lebar Airport 9 a.m. to 5 pjn. SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Performance at Botanic Gardens 5 p.m. MA.ll.ls ANGLIC AS: Variety entertainment night at
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    3,322 give up certificates
    88 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Up to yesterday 3,322 people in the Federation had taken advantage of the amnesty offered to illegal citizens and surrendered their certificates. The Chief Registration Officer and Registrar-General of Citizens. Inche Ibrahim bin All. said today he believed thi> total would be doubled
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    Tides – today and tomorrow
    88 11 Tides today and tomorrow TODAY: Singapore 1.06 a.m. (Bft. 9ins.) 1.08 p.m. (9ft. lln.); Port Dlckson 8 56 a.m. < 9ft. 41ns. > 9.10 p.m. 1 8ft. 31ns. >; Port Swettenham 8.10 *jn. (13ft. 71ns. 8.21 D.m. (12ft. 81ns): Penang 2.40 im. (Bft. tiins.i 3.05 p.m. (7ft 81iu> i. TOMORROW:
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    COPRA PRICE
    32 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices an Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra Sept. Oct. shipments $30 i Nominal i. Singapore Coconut Oil Miller** Association: hulk $42.50 nellers. drum $46.50 sellers
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    TIN PRICE
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— A drop of 50 cents today left the price of tin in Singapore at an even $400 a plcul. The turnover was estimated to have been 250 tons. down 25 tons on Friday.
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    Dress show to raise funds for Cheshire Home
    333 11 CINCAPORE. Sat. The Appeals Committee of the Cheshire Home in Singapore are organising two social functions to raise funds for the maintenance of the home. The first Is the "Loveliest Night of the Year", a fa-shion show and buffet dinner to be
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      THE WEEK'S BEST PRINTS
      234 12 fTHE winner of this weeks top prize of $30 is 1 "A Challenge" (right), submitted by Sim Yeong Long, of G7 Kovan Road. Singapore 19 Mr Sim used an Ikoflex camera and Kodak V.P. Mm. Setting: fB. 1 100 second. The second prize of $20 is
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      Great slaughter
      151 12 IN the last century the bison roamed in countless millions over the face of North America. Then, with the advent of the repeating rifle and the organised hunting excursion-, sometimes taking place without the hunters leaving the trains that brought them into the middle of the \ast litrds.
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      HOW TO ENTER
      51 12 mitted. All entries should be bigger than postcard size, but not longer than 10 inches on any side. Glossy prints are preferred; do not mount your entries. All prize-winners will be paid by post. Their cheques will be posted to them during the first week of next
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      THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N...
      295 12  - THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N... D. CUNSTON By t 1 for Elizabeth showing how the names of famous people of the past live on in the English language today. THE first English queen of note, Elizabeth I I (1533-1603), is remembered today chiefly as the symbol of a virile and civilised
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    Of drama and musk —and a true Malayan culture
    767 13 Of drama and musk —and a true Malayan culture IUIY verdict on the recent Singapore Cultural Festival? On the whole, excellent! We saw a series of programmes which truly reflected the rich heritage of art that Singapore's many communities have bequeathed to her. When the four main cultures here can
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    558 13 METRONOME'S CEW classical records of recent weeks can match the magnificent package of 1 1 lovely arias by Puccmi and Verdi in a Deutsche Crammophon Gesellschafr album, with soprano Army Schlemm as soloist (stereo SLPEM *****3 mono LPEM *****). One Introduction to Miss Schlemm is all that
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    SCHOOLS OF THE AIR
    896 14 ..-i.ai'HUHit'-iVi-i.i-H^i-ii-i'i-fMii'miii'mi'iHi.Hiti-i"! Two-way radio sets up contact between teacher and pupil AU S TRALIAS Schools of the Air are providing a successful answer to the problem of widening the educational opportunities of children who, because of distance, are outside the range of the normal school system. The
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      293 14 Parker i^M Ballpoint writes smoothly I mill I ll\ HI V even w nere K fail completely I Ml \^^y glossy photographs mMI is I m Iml WV^ cheques I /mil f*^<A soft-textured I Iml stationery I Iml even writes I Iml through I Iml I J hand prints I
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      51 14 LESSONS BY RADIO BbVX^E^b^b^b^bl "T* v'iv? bB» W k*>»fl" sal ff w^^^y- ,iik«»^^B M I jßßhk_ bV^^bUb^b^b^bm aa^Lj^^Bß b^bt iJ^rjUr a^BTr" I 'wfH^msk ■fi^HtttfßTaw^l bKjB Two young brothers at their sheep station home use their transceiver to take part in a radio lesson from the Alice Springs School of the
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    DUSUN GETS A GOOD CROP OF MANGOSTEENS
    498 15 wBcij..!ii;lJ;lij!m;immi.:lJU1 ww THE DUSUN, Fri., Sept. 16. I^IANGOSTEENS in this district were rr.uch affected by fruit rot, but for some unknown reason the Dusun's crop was almost free. Much fruit was eaten by the kids, given away, or sold on the spot; and
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    HUNDREDS FLOCK MIRACLE STREAM
    80 15 DAR-ES-SALXM "Tanganyika) Sat. Hundreds of ailing Africans from Tanganyika are making a long pilgrimage across Lake Victoria to bathe In and drink the waters of a stream at Mugana. The stream runs through the compound of a Catholic mission church at Mugana, 18 miles from the
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    I watch the anti-smugglers at work
    1231 15  - I watch the anti-smugglers at work JOHN BAKER WHITE ANYTHING TO DECLARE 7-PART 4 DON T MOVE OR WE FIRE By THE great airliner was almost ready to leave London Airport for Johannesburg, loaded and complete except for one Very Important Passenger. I watched him as he wotked across the
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    The LONG and the SHORT of RED PAINT
    960 19 The LONG and the SHORT of RED PAINT DROP A LINE TO THE K NOW ALLS- AT TIMES HOUSE, SPORE DEAR Know Alls: Or shall I call you people wise guys? Let's see if you can explain why fire engines are painted red. QUIZZY LIZZY. Batu Cajah. Long explanation: Fire
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    Has he the right to slap his girlfriend?
    976 19 Has he the right to slap his girlfriend? JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASEBOOK... What's your problem? Write to Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. QEAR JANE LEE: I have been losing my temper, and have slapped my girl during a quarrel. Now she is
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  • THE SUNDAY PAGE FOR MOTORISTS
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      For the Individualist—the unusual
      1069 20 For the Individualist— the unusual PETER LIM road testing the Panhard PL 17 Tigre PAIN, THEY TELL US, always follows pleasure. And pleasure without effort, we soon learn on our own, usually is no more than a misleading daydream. But mororists who daydream along this line will be glad to
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    SPURS CRUSH ASTON 6-2
    373 20 PAGE 20 SPORTS "TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS continued their great winning run in the First Division^ of the English Football League by crushing newty-promoted Aston Villa 6-2. Sheffield Wednesday kept pace with the leaders by defeating defending champ ions Burnley 3-1. Wolves also won by the same margin
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    Lock icon Sovereign Path
    56 20 NEWBURY. Berkshire 8al ■< Mr. R. E. Mason a Soveieli;i» Path won The Queen Elizaoeih Stakes run over one mile here today. bu- Winston Churchill's Release was second with Baron S. cie Lopen-Tarragoya'8 Djebel Traffic third. Pour ran. Sovereign Pata won by three quarters of a lengtli witn
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    Ceylon will send seven-man team
    433 21  -  FRANCIS BOEY By K. Lumpur, Sat. Japan may make it a six-nation meet at Penang next month CEYLON will send a team of seven to ten athletes to the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union's Open championships at the City Stadium in Penang on Oct.
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    Victoria win 4-0
    40 21 SINGAPORE. Victoria School beat si. Patnrk.s 4—o in an inter-school hockey Btatcta al Victoria School today, c'heong Yuen Hin (2), Kewal Binftti Roland scored for Victoria School. Victoria School iilvo von lh« second team mairli by 4-0.
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    Collegians reveal a secret weapon
    226 21  - Collegians reveal a secret weapon F. SALAHUDIN B> CINGAPORE, Sat— Afte. beating a Singapore Cncket Association Presi--1 dent's XI by 90 runs, the i visiting Australian Old Collegians revealed their, secret weapon with which they hope to beat Singa- pore on the padang to- 1 morrow. Tho weapon is Don
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    SCOREBOARD!
    190 21 ni.n OHWUn Murru\ dr \a/ b Fell IT < <>\ b Balakrishnan h Koth b Fell (I I (MM r df \a; li I ill l:i O \rill c Uirks I. I .11 Tavener r Fell h IHefca Mriggleswoith not »ul H Horslrv dr Va7 b Fell 1 Wells
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    Double by S'pore in Police Games
    335 21 SINGAPORE, Saturday. CINGAPORb Police regained the soccer challenge cup which they last won in 1958 by beating Royal Federation Police 4-2 in their annual match at the Police Training School here today. The Federation, however, still load in the series having I won four
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    IT'S TIME OUR SPORTS FANS GREW UP
    797 21  - IT'S TIME OUR SPORTS FANS GREW UP NORMAN SIEBEL SPORTSFRONT By A VASTLY feeble state of mnd is gripping Malayan sports tans They hate to be told that our competitors can win for fear they will certainly lose. They get shivers down their spines when they hear praise for our
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    KILAT SCORE 3-WKT WIN
    129 21 SINGAPORE. Sat Kllat Club of Kuala Lumpur scored a thrilling three-wicket win over Singapore Optimists in their one-day cricket match on the pa dang tobet the task of getting 200 runs in 150 minutes Kilat won the match with four minutes to spare. The man who
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    VARSITY BEAT THE BLACKS
    174 21 OINOAPORE, Sat —University of Malaya beat The Blaclu by 22 points ituo g0..;.s and four penaltirsi to 16 points (two goals. ;«o penalties) in then- rugjter match v Bukut Tlma.i today Featuie oi the maich «M the kicking Quel between Smappa and Slew Kay. Sinappa made
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    35 21 ])ÜBLIN. Sat. Herb Elliott the fabulous Australian run- ner. failed by 2.6 seconds to break r his own world one mile record at Santry Stadium here last night when he clocked 3mir» 57sec.
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    SAINTS TAKE SEVEN TITLES
    159 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Saint Andrew's School boxers won seven of the nine titles in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association '> youth championships at the People's Association tonight. Ot ih? 18 rtiullst.s, 15 were from 'he school. Two of 3 odd m-n out former St. Andrew's School champion
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    MAYFLOWER REGAIN SBA SENIOR TITLE
    211 21 MAYFLOWER REGAIN SBA SENIOR TITLE CINGAPORE, Sat—Singapore champion Billy Ng, of Johore, repeated his Foong Seong Cup straight sets victory over Singa pore's best singles player, Omar Ibrahim, when he beat him 15-8, 15-12 at the Badminton Hall tonight. Billy, youngest of three Ng brothers, helped Mayflower to recapture the
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    Teams for FMAAU meet
    597 21 (KVLOX: 100 and 200 m— Bernard At well; 400 m hurdles K. Sathkuna rajah, 440m Nlmal Fernando, K. Sathkunarajah, K. D. Dharmawardene; 800 m Senaka Wljenayake; mile A.S.M. Khan, 3 miles^ ASM. Khan. K M.I S. FC.nando; hop step and jump C. C. Navaratnam: high jump—
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      58 21 CRICKET: Singapore v Ola Collegians. paaang ill a.m.); Kllat v Optimist, padang. SOCCER: S A. P. A. junior cup Police v Gymkhana, Qeylang; Tan Tock Sens v Kota Rajah, Farrer Park; F.iendly Joyful Indians v R.A.FV Jurur.g, Farrer I P..rk BADMINTON: Singapore Police v Federation Police, River Valley Road. GOLF:
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      564 22 T/zw daughter of Nilo is fastest horse in training EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are Supersonic (Race 3). Promise (Race 4) and Rogerthorpe (Race 5). CALL BOY'S double is Bacqlava (Race 2) and General Pi! (Race 7). THE COINC is likely to be HEAVY
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      Rogerthorpe is one of day's best bets
      918 22 Hopelessly shut in all the way up the straight Jazz Singer got an opening less than 50 yards from the post. In a flash he set upon South of France bul his effort was too late. L'taha-Setia, On Parole, Putli. Lightning Flash and
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      209 22 IPOH, sat— The tracks here are standing well to the consistent rainfall during the past few days, and the going at the moment is yielding. But there Is every likelihood of more rain and you can expect the going to be heavy
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