The Straits Times, 5 February 1961

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES 141 No. 1328. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1961 20 CENTS
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    BE COURTEOUS, URGES PM
    1362 1 There have been complaints of rudeness' MR. LEE TALKS TO 2,900 CITY COUNCIL WORKERS How to win over the public SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, urged City Council employees today to be more courteous in their dealings with the public. Mr. Lee
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    pay curs.- Govt's COUNTEROFFER ($5 more) REJECTED
    302 1 pay curs.- Govt's COUNTEROFFER ($5 more) REJECTED SINGAPORE. Saturday. A COUNTER-offer by the Singapore Govern- ment today, of an additional $5 to the maximum of $50 offered last week as partial restoration of variable allowances for all civil servants drawing $505 and above, has again been rejected by the leaders
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    Busy day for the firemen
    59 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. -Firemen were kept busy here today by 12 lalang and blukar nres. The hot weather was blamed for the unusual number of cases. The biggest blukar fire occurred near the 10th mile. Sembawang Road, in the afternoon, when seven fireengines fought and controlled
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    DAKOTA MISSING WITH 26 PEOPLE ABOARD
    150 1 JAKARTA, Sat. An Indonesian Dakota transport plane with 26 people aboard was reported missing by the Indonesian Air Force today. The aircraft, belonging to j the State-owned Oaruda Indonesian Airways, left Sourabaya for Balikpapan. East Borneo, about 900 miles away yesterday and failed to
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    Order of Lenin
    33 1 MOSCOW. Sat. Former Soviet President Voroshilov was awarded the Order of Lenin on his 80th birthday yesterday for his great services to the Communist Party and the Soviet State."— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Voices from outer space
    118 1 TURIN. Sat. Reporters here listened yesterday to recording which two brothers claimed had been broadcast from space, possihl> by a living being launched by the Russians The reporters had the impression that the 'moaning from space" came from a human voice, something like an "ah voiced
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    STOLEN: 49 BABY CROCS
    74 1 STOLEN: 49 BABY CROCS SINGAPORE. Sat.—Fortynine baby crocodiles have vanished from a tarm owned by Mr. L. F. de Jong at the l'!J-milc Tampines Koad in Singapore. Police were told that the reptiles were worth $500. The loss was discovered by the caretaker of the .arm. l.im Khye Kee. 9,
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    Snowstorms in U.S.
    28 1 CHICAGO. Sat. Two huge snowstorms, powered by howling winds that piled drifts up to 10 inches deep, yesterday battered the winter-weary midwest and east.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Malayans in airlift to the Kivu battle area
    310 1 Malayans in airlift to the Kivu battle area LEOPOLD V I LLE, Saturday. FOUR MALAYAN ferret scout cars and a company of 100 men were airlifted today from here to Coma, in Kivu Province, to reinforce United Nations forces along the Ruanda Urundi border. The Malayans were sent there after
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    Lock icon Queen in Peshawar
    80 1 PESH.UVAK (Pakistan), Sat. Queen Elixabeth of England and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, arrived here by air from Karachi today to begin a visit to the NorthWest Frontier. The Queen was received by the Governor of West Pakistan, .-tmir Mohammed Khan, and high civil and military
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    Bid to murder boy: Man claims trial
    63 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Sin Siok Kee. 22. of Thomson Road. Singapore, today claim- ed trial here to a charge ot attempted murder of Low Poh Luan. 13. of Lorong 3. Geylang. at 6 p.m. on Feb. 2at the 8!. mile Jalan Scudal Bail
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    Lock icon Russia does it again
    181 1 Russia does it again NOW A 6\ TON SPUTNIK MOSCOW, Sat. Russia successfully launched a six and a half ton Sputnik into orbit, th« Tass news agency announced. Tass said that "in accordance with the plan for the creation and development of spaceships of increased weight, the launching of a
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    THE FABULOUS KENEDYS
    57 2  -  joe McCarthy ißy THE DAYS OF GRIEF... A SON WHO MIGHT HAVE BEEN PRESIDENT IS KILLED. A DAUGHTER MARRIES OUTSIDE HER FAITH Had Kathleen Kennedy and her husband lived she would have become the Duchess of Devonshire. But her marriage brought sorrow to her turbulent family, which
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    The wedding that shocked the family
    1896 2 The wedding that shocked the family AS WE REMEMBER JOE-A TRIBUTE FROM HIS FAMIL V M\\. JOSEPH KENNEDY and his wife the parents of the new President were lunching with some newspapermen when one o! them. Bob (.'onsidine, said to Mr. Kennedy. "Tell us about young Joe." Joe, the eldest
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    THE FOUR FACES OF KENNEDY AND HIS FIRST LADY
    109 3 Four different closeups of the new president: 1. At the age of 22; 2. At 27 when he was a Navy lieutenant. He was decorated for heroism; 3. At 29 when he announced his candidature for the Democratic nomination to Congress;
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    Kathleen and the duke's son make a pact over religion
    1550 3 Kathleen and the duke's son make a pact over religion known to his friends, vai 19. Billy and Kick, as her brothers and sisters nicknamed her, saw each other frequently during the next year, but when went birk to America with her mother and sisters at the <> itbrtak .of
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    Shell tanker makes her last Journey to break-up yard
    208 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. The 10.000-ton Shell tanker Maleo. today made her last voyage to a scrap-iron dealer's "breaking up yard at Lim Chu Kane Bought for $650,000 by the dealer. Low Kee, after lying idle and unattended for more than a year,
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    LEE ON 2 CHOICES OPEN TO STAFF IN CITY COUNCIL
    193 4 SINCAPORE, Saturday. QITY COUNCIL employees were told today that they had two choices v open to them with the integration of the Council into the Central Government. They could remain in their present condition of service, thus preserving the provident
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    Police deny mess resignations
    276 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades this evening categorically denied that 300 inspectors had resigned from the Singapore Police Inspectors' Mess at Mount Pleasant. Mr. Blades, in a statement, said: "No intimation has been received that the ordinary members of the
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    Independence day reception
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Assistant Commissioner for Ceylon in Singapore, Mr. M. Rabot and Mrs. Zlabot. held a reception at Sea View Hotel today to mark the 13th anniversary of Celyon's Independence. The Yang dl-Pertuan Nogara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. proposed the toast to Ceylon.
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    Tengku and Serrano hold talks on ASAS
    173 4 Tengku and Serrano hold talks on ASAS I^UALA LUMPUR, Sot The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Felixberto Serrano, today agreed on the procedure to be followed in implementing the proposals for the forma- tion of the Association of Sourh-East Asian States (ASAS). This decision was
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    75 DOGS IN CONTEST
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Sat Seven-ty-five pedigree dogs from Singapore and Johore will compete for top prizes at the Malayan Kennel Association's dog show at the Oreat World amusement park tomorrow. A dozen trophies have been donated by local businessmen. Londoner Mr. Leo Wilson arrived here today to act
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      90 4 J 1 but today LIFE-LIKE MUSIC CAN BE YOURS WHEREVER YOU GO with this elegantly designed, inexpensive 8 transistor radio model T 65. This beautiful sat is slightly ever 2 Ibf., with dial light enabling tuning in darkness, and built-in 011-wo»e farrita rod aerial and jocks for connecting one or
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    The secret love of Philomena
    634 5 SCHOOLGIRL, 18, TELLS MURDER INQUIRY: MY FATHER DID NOT KNOW... She admits calling dead man 'my darling husband' A FORMER SCHOOL First Magistrate's c cash register mechanic after having known him Philomena Joseph, 1 signed herself as "your graphs she had given to < found
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    Go-karters invited to teach children safety-first sense
    152 5 After watching a "go-kart" demonstration given by members of the Singapore Karting Club, the Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye, yesterday invited the club to give a safety first display at the official opening of the Road Safety First Playground in Kalians;
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    Guide to living— for the teenager
    141 5 Guide to living for the teenager EVERY teenager needs guidance to solve the inevitable problems of growing up Sometimes this guidancf comes from parents or teachers but they invariable stop short at the point where the teenager most needs help and instruction. Now a Free Press special correspondent provides just
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    514.581 FOR MOSQUE
    21 5 SEREMBAN. Sat— Members of the Negri Sembilan Planters' Association here have donated $14,581 to the National Mosque Fund.
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    Give my son a chance, father pleads
    124 5 Give my son a chance, father pleads SINGAPORE, Sat— A father today appealed to a magistrate to give his 16--year-old son, who admitted a charge of attempted extortion, another chance in life. "I am prepared to shadow him and work in conjunction with the parole officer," Mr. Chan Sam Wing,
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    Leopold to spend 12 days here
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Ex-King Leopold of Belgium and Princess De Rethy will arrive here by air tomorrow at 4 p.m. from Bangkok. The ex-King who is on a private holiday will be in the Federation 12 days.
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    CARBIDE THEFT
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Fiftythree drums of carbide, worth $1 293 were reported stolen from Chin and Co. in Kampong Batak, off Jalan Eunos, here yesterday.
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    INDONESIAN ENVOY TO OPEN FLOATING FAIR
    171 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Indonesian Consul-General. Col. Soegih Arto, will open the Indonesian floating fair on board the 7.000-ton Tamponas on Feb. 24. At a Press conference today Mr. S Surjono. of the Indonesian Consulate, said that the purpo.se of the fair was to promote
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    King and Queen to greet President Garcia at airport
    253 5 CHILDREN AND TROOPS, TOO KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THREE THOUSAND Malayan school children waving Federation and Filipino flags will greet President Garcia of the Philippines when he arrives here on Wednesday for a four-day State tour. Malaya's King and Queen will be
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    Hanging: It's suicide
    57 5 SINGAPORE, sat.— A ver- 1 diet of suicide was today recorded by the Assistant Coroner, Mr. Loke Siew Hoong, on Chua Gee Tee, 46, of Pukat Road, who was found hanging on Oct. 29 last year. The Coroner was told that Chua had been unemployed and in
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    TALK ON JERUSALEM
    35 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Catholic Young Men's Association will hold a lantern slide talk on "A VLslt to Jerusalem" by Rev. Father V. Leroux at 6 p.m. tomorrow at their Waterloo Street premises.
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    7 ATTAP HUTS RAZED IN $10,000 FIRE AT DAWN
    176 5 7 ATTAP HUTS RAZED IN $10,000 FIRE AT DAWN SINGAPORE, Saturday. FORTY people here were left homeless early this morning when fire swept through seven attap huts off Devonshire Road. Damage was estimated at $10,000. All the huts were gutted. Seven families lost all their belongings including their savings. They
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    ASSOCIATION TO RESUME EXAMS FOR ACCOUNTANTS
    163 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Council of the Association of Certified and Corporate Accountants will resume holding qualifying examinations in Malaya starting from the examinations in June this year. Examination centres will be provided at Kuala Lumpur, Singapore. Penang and other i approved places. Two sittings,
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    Malaya's 'yes' to world fair
    75 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today accepted an invitation to Malaya to take part in the $1,500 million 1964-65 World Fair in New York. The formal invitation from the Mayor of New York, Mr. Robert Wagner, was handed to the Tengku
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      Lock icon Good news from Paris—a swing for the better DESTINATION: BEAUTY
      1521 6 Good news from Paris— a swing for the better DESTINATION: BEAUTY NOTHING BREATHTAKING BUT WAIST IS BACK! TWICE a year the top figures in haufe couture decide, with stroke of pen an 1 slash of scissors, the fate of the feminine form, and twice a year the women of the
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    Now a book of the 'do-gooders'
    358 7  -  JOSEPH YEO COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE TO COMPILE DIRECTORY OF WELFARE ORGANISATIONS By SINGAPORE, Sat IT WILL SERVE AS GUIDE TO THOSE WHO WISH TO GIVE TO CHARITY, SAYS EDITOR GOH |L| INETEEN years ago an eminent Singapore doctor found himself floating in the
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    Mr. DAVID APEL ON THE ART OF ACCOMPANYING
    417 7  - Mr. DAVID APEL ON THE ART OF ACCOMPANYING TAN THUAN KOK By CINGAPORE, Sat.— One of Singapore's leading accompanists will take the stage together with Shanghai born coloratura-soprano Chen Li Ching at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow. He is David Apel. who after a few appearances on the local concert stage
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    MALAYANAIRES A HIT WITH THE AUSSIE TEENAGERS
    16 7 THE MALAYANAIRES (from left): Patrick, Mervyn, Herbert and Emil.
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    LEADER OF QUARTET IS BACK ON HOLIDAY
    230 7  -  CHAN BONG SOO By SINGAPORE, Sat. Seven months ago when a student wrote back to say that his four-piece band had taken night clubs in Western Australia by storm, his father here received the news with misgivings because he considered the success the
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    'Those pills will take the joy out of drinking'
    246 7 'Those pills will take the joy out of drinking' I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The anti -drunkenness pill which has been proved to be effective and is to be sold in Britain had a mixed Malayan reception. Several people, including planters, Journalists and 1 soldiers were dead against It. The pill, they
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    TV team to film life in S'pore
    113 7  - TV team to film life in S'pore DOUG LACKERSTEEN From ONDON, Sat. "Roving Lj Report," a popular British television weekly feature dealing with life in various parts of- the world, is to Include Singapore in a feature programme. A television source said that a three-man camera crew of the Independent
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      1257 7 II MORE and MORE II PEOPLE ARE OPENING f IN LONDON AND IN SINGAPORE {I BANK II DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS JL LOMBARD BANKING SAFETY— NO Capital Depreciation Vow •S funds remain at vonr disposal, V INTEREST is calculated on a Daily Bam S i.e. yoar money is earning y interest froa*
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    Lock icon Galvao surrenders the Santa Maria to Brazil
    316 8 DECIFE (Eastern Brazil), Sat. The saga of the Santa Maria is over. Late yesterday Capt. Henrique Galvao, leader of the rebel band which seized the liner 13 days ago, formally surrendered her to the Brazilian Navy. L'nder the watchful eyes of armed Brazilian
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    Lock icon EXTRAORDINARY MR. Ml DOCS PROVE A POINT
    251 8 EXTRAORDINARY MR. Ml DOCS PROVE A POINT TAIPEI. Saturday. I T may sound absurd but eggs do stand on their ends on "Li Chun" the first day of spring in the lunar calendar, celebrated here today. To prove this possible. Mr. James Wei, publisher of the "China News" today successfully
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    Lock icon ANNA MAY WONG DIES
    70 8 ANNA MAY WONG DIES HOLLYWOOD. Sat. Anna May Wong. 54. the film actress died last night uf a heart attack. Miss Wong, born in Los Angeles of Chinese parents, was the slinky Oriental villainess of many pre-war films By 19'!!) she had made half a dozen films and her last
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    London rubber talks
    30 8 LONDON. Sat. The management committee of the International Rubber Study group will meet here on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Mr. Yeo Beng Poh. of Malaya— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Dr. Dadoo to tour Malaya
    69 8 BOMBAY. Sat.— Dr. Yusuf Dadoo former president--1 general of the South African i Indian National Congress, to- day appealed to Afro-Asian Commonwealth countries to put South Africa out of the Commonwealth. Dr. Dadoo is leading a three-member delegation on a tour of India. Ceylon. Malaya
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    Lock icon Flu outbreak kills 1,453
    61 8 LONDON. Sat. A total of I 1.453 people died last month in England and Wales from Influenza, compared with 144 In the same period last year, the Ministry of Health said tohlght. The figures confirmed it to be the worst influenza wave to sweep Britain since
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    Lock icon S4 mil. aid plan
    23 8 WASHINGTON, Sat.-Pre-sident Kennedy yesterday ordered a nine-point $4 million programme to help Cuban refugees In the United States.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tito to visit Ghana
    24 8 ACCRA. Sat. President Tito of Yugoslavia will pay a state visit to Ghana at the end of this month.— Reuter.
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    A royal look into the pool of the Taj Mahal
    48 8 s Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip gate into an ornamental pool outside the famous Taj Mahal, the most beautiful mausoleum in the world. It was built Ot Agra by Shah Jahan for his Empress, who died in 1631.
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    RELUCTANT SOLDIERS BUY THEMSELVES OUT OF THE BRITISH ARMY
    197 8 LONDON, Saturda kA ORE THAN 10 per cent of British volunteer recruits are buying their discharge within three months of joining, Mr. John Profumo, Secretary of War, told the House of Commons. This, he added was "a disturbingly large number" but
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    Lock icon New bid to save U.S. dollars
    77 8 WASHINGTON. Sat. Mr Robert McNamara. the new Defence Secretary, gave a strong hint this week that a "buy American" campaign may be launched among American service families overseas particularly in the field of motor cars. Such a move would be de- signed to save
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    Lock icon New film alliance
    24 8 LONDON. Sat. British Lion Films Limited and the Columbia Picture Corporation i of America have entered into, an alliance.— Reuter. I
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    Big slag crash: 10 lost
    104 8 LIEGE (Belgium). Sat At least 10 persons were feared still buried today under a million cubic yards of ashes and dirt alter a slagheap shifted and crushed a row of hou Firemen and Army engineer units worked through the night to shovel the mud from
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    Lock icon Rome riots: 25 policemen hurt
    63 8 Rome riots: 25 policemen hurt ROME. Sat. Police clashed yesterday with students demonstrating outside the Austrian Embassy and in other parts of Rome. Some 25 policemen were injured or bruised and several demonstrators were hurt. The demonstrations the second In two days coincided with the debate In the Chamber of
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    China's hungry mobs on the warpath
    213 8 nmiPEH. Sat.— Hunger-in-Jt spired revolts have spread in Kwangtung and other famine stricken provinces in Communist China, the Central News Agency reported from Hong Kong yesterday. Quoting travellers between mainland China and the British colony as its sources of information, the agency said hungry
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    Dial S for Strike—or Service?
    975 9  - Dial S for Strike or Service? Felix Abisheganaden How mucli does a hello girl earn? THE FULL STORY OF THEIR FOUR-YEAR FIGHT FOR MORE PAY By Telecom workers issue strike ballots in support of telephone operators JUST how much does a "hello girl" earn? In New York she gets anything
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    PROBLEMS AND COSTS OF RAISING THE
    835 9  -  NC YOOK YOON By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday Why subsidy rulings are necessary for Chinese schools THE Federation Government's decision to raise the school-leaving age to 15 would have to be implemented by stages, as in Britain, the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS
      484 10 ¥T now seems certain that *the Federation Ministry of Education will not have enough teachers to staff the post-primary schools when they are introduced next year The first batch of 135 trained teachers for the specialist course which will qualify them to become lecturers capable of preparing
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    Boom time in Malacca
    965 10  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS A bustling business centre by day, a bright and lively place at night Never so many new buildings, so many cars, cinemas and hotels FORCES CANTONMENT (6,000 SOLDIERS AND FAMILIES DUE SOON) BRINGS PROSPERITY TO HISTORIC TOWN By VACANT PLOTS ARE SNATCHED UP AND
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      Tuan attends bank opening at Kota Tinggi
      501 10 Tuan attends bank opening at Kota Tinggi THE DUSUN, Friday, Jan. 11 QN the morning of the 23rd the Tuan, though not feeling at all bright, attended the official opening of the Kota Tinggi branch of the Maloyon Banking Ltd., in Jalan Tombatan. At 11 o'clock one of the officials
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    246 10 A MEEK man went into a" dockside pub and stood at the bar. After he had drunk three- whiskies, l\e looked around and said loudly "All those on my right are Idiots. All those on my left are imbeciles." There was silence for a moment. Then
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    $10 mil. plan for cheap homes
    345 11 MORE WORK NOW THAN EVER BEFORE, SAYS TRUST'S CHIEF ARCHITECT Families in four States will benefit KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Housing Trust is now engaged on schemes costing over $10 million to provide cheap homes for 2,300 families. "We have more work on
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    Stock Exchange
    273 11 Stock Exchange SINGAPORE Business in the traoinn room on the Singapore ion of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of shares in brackets, was: tn««triali Gammon iiono> <*O l^:< »;m* pr»f (1.000 l l*f M Br»». < 1.OO0) S3. OS: r>Mi ii(too> v.-.v: M Box M.OOOi tin. n.nnn.
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    Drop in postal saving
    96 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Deposits in the Post Office Savings Bank at the end of 1959 stood at Ml.Cl.ltS about 53.5 million lower than in 1958. The Postmaster-General. Malaya. Mr. E. M. May. who gives these figures in his annual report published yesterday, said the average amount at
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    WINE CHIEF ON VISIT
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr Kirn Tai Sung, chairman of the Shin Fung Organisation. exporters of Korean winr. arrived here by air today to visit his South-East Asian branches
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    Jesuits' church to open next Sunday
    252 11 Jesuits' church to open next Sunday CINGAPORE, Sot. For the first time the Jesuit Fathers in Singapore will be having their own church at King's Road, Bukit Timah. To be called the Church of St. Ignatius, after the founder of the Jesuits, it will be blessed by the Archbishop of
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    Shaws in Hollywood
    61 11 Mr. and Mrs. Run Run Shaw and their daughter Violet who are on holiday m the United States recently visited, the studios of Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. in Hollywood. Here they ore on the set ot "Movenck" with actor Roger Moore. The Shaws were entertained at luncheon
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    FASHION MODEL WEDS MOTOR SALES EXECUTIVE
    44 11 FASHION MODEL WEDS MOTOR SALES EXECUTIVE Mr. Richard Michael Arblaster and his bride Frances Foo Kirn Fong, who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday Mr. Arblaster is Sales Manager of Borneo Motors; the bride, a fashion and photographers' model.- Sunday Times picture.
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    Tide times for your swim
    99 11 TODAY: Sedill Kechll 12 34 a.m. (Bft) 12 pm. (6 8ft); Singapore 1.36 a.m. <B.9f;> 117 pm. (93ft); Port Dickson 8.58 a.m. (8 sft) 918 p.m. (B.Bfu; Po.i Sweaenriam 8.11 a.m. (12.3fi) 837 p.m. (12.8 ft i Penang 244 am. (B.lft) 3.22 p.m. (7.3f: >.
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    COPRA PRICES
    42 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: Pair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: Peb $27 t (nominal) Ma i en $28 t nominal i. Singapore Coconut Oil Mll'ers' Association: bulk f 41.75 sellers, drum $45.25 sellers. Tone was quiet..
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    TIN PRICE
    32 11 SINGAPORE, S*:. The tin price here today was quoted at $391.62'j per plcul, up 374 cents on yesterday's price, on an estimated unofficial offering of 260 ions, up 20 tons.
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    BOMBSHELL IS A CASTRO FAN
    73 11 CUBAN "bombshell" Yolanda Parolo (above), who sings and dances at the Capitol Restaurant in Singapore, is a "Fidel Castro fan." "He's doing a lot of good for my countrymen," the 26 year old nightclub artist told the Sunday Times She said she knew the Cuban
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    HISTORIANS WARN OF RE-WRITING TEMPTATION
    384 11 HISTORIANS WARN OF RE-WRITING TEMPTATION SINGAPORE. Saturday. THREE historians here agreed last night that while a re-interpretation of the generally biased history of South- East Asia was necessary and desirable, care should be taken to see that it would not result merely in a shift in bias. The historians were,
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    TWO AMERICANS SEE THE WORLD ON A SCOOTER
    112 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two American university students have arrived in Singapore in the course of a world tour by motor scooter. They are James Woods, 25, and Bruce McDonell, 22, both of the University of California, Los Angeles. They will spend a week
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      419 11 PADIft 7!0 Newstalk; 715 Inter ri\U\\J 9IDUAKUKL meMo; 7.30 Prom The Asian AM. 630 Good Morning; 632 Musical f««Uval: 8.00 The F*»ely Morning Prelude; 7.00 Tl.e News; r o J van Bro n 7.05 Musical Sunshine; 800 The SJ° W: S^ Ll V ly: c 9 3° News; 8.05 Sunday
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      ALL THE WINNERS OF THE WEEK'S PRIZES
      177 12 ALL THE WINNERS OF THE WEEK'S PRIZES yy I N N E R of the week's top prize of $30 is "The Tree And The Sun" (right), submitted by "Sim Kok Ann, of 30 Cumberland Lane. Singapore 8. Mr. Sim used a Retina camera and Kodak Plus-X film. Setting: f
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      FOUR CASH PRIZES
      51 12 FOUR CASH PRIZES YOUR CHEQUE 0 ALL prise-winners will be paid by post. Their cheques will be posted to them during the first 10 days of next month. THERE are four cash prizes to be icon every Sunday S3O first prize, $20 second prize, and tico runnerup prizes of $10
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      HOW YOU CAN WIN A PHOTO CASH PRIZE
      182 12 HOW YOU CAN WIN A PHOTO CASH PRIZE 4DDRESS your entries: Picture Contest. Th« Sunday Times, Times House. .River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, should be written on the back of every print submitted. The
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      First mermaids
      213 12 BARRY DRISCOLL'S TWO strange, docile animals are thought to be the basis of the legends of mermaids and mermen. They are the Dugong and the Manatee. We today can only be amused at the gullibility of the seamen of old. who could be so easily deceived by these
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      -THEIRNAMES LIVE 0N...
      180 12  -  DAVID GUNSTON By Yfur Yarborough showing how the names of famous or infamous people of the past live on in the English language today IN THE card games of whist and bridge, there is commemorated the j name of the long-since-forgotten second Earl of Yarborough, who lived
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      155 12 {POPULAR CROSSWORD J ACROSS: 1. For the ver> youiiK DOWN: 1 Deter lU>; I Wmrf (13i; 8. Revile (4); 9. Set of (4); 3 Ceremony (4); 4- Prielnen* eu?ht things io': 11 Worship i6>; 5. Groups <•); I Dwelliugi">: 15 Sort of ctgar Ct); 17 piaea 5,> 7. Races 1
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      PUISSANT BRAHMS BY A MASTER -BRUNO WALTER
      644 13  - PUISSANT BRAHMS BY A MASTER -BRUNO WALTER METRONOME On The Record By aaaaa THE mdomi table Bruno Walter has reached a new milestone in his career, with new readings of Brahms' four symphonies for Philips (mono A ***** L/ 5 L also in stereo). Walter, who previously recorded the works
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      Cupid misses the target this time
      135 13 TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY Diane Baker, Jack Ginf, Lee Philips. 20th Century-Fox rpHERE must be some 1 people who go for really slow and sentimental love stories like "Tess Of The Storm Country." It left me quite cold. The villain of the piece
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      Seven is a lucky number
      42 13 KNIGHTS OF THE WILD WEST MAKE THIS ONE OF THE BEST WESTERNS "THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN"— {from left) Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Horst Buchtwlz, Yul Brynner, Brad Dexter, Robert Vaughn, Charles Bronson in a scene from the film.
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      WHEN — A MAN'S CAR IS STOLEN...
      238 13 WHEN A MAN'S CAR IS STOLEN... NEVER LET GO Richard Todd, Peter Seller*, Elizabeth Sedan. Rank Organisation [\ESPITE all that's said *^and done by car thieves, on unsuccessful sales man and a bunch ot wild, cowardly motorcycle ruffians, "Never Let Go" is never more than merely interesting. The film gives
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      for picture-goers
      353 13 THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Yul Brynner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen, Honr Buchholi. United Artists release. THERE can be no reservation about it. The Mirisch-Alpha picture, "The Magnificent Seven," it easily one of the best "new generation" westerns seen in Malaya. It is magnificent for colour, action and acting, and
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      A diverse bill for tonight
      277 13  -  THESPIS By FIS David Apel. the well-known Singapore musician, who is bringing tonight's star to sing to us at the "Vie." She is Shanghainese Chen Liching; and we are promised an evening of coloratura in the best Italian tradition. Chen LJ-chlng wiU RaV| a group
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    WE HA YE NEVER HEARD OF A SHUTTERBUG SNAKE DROP US A LINE
    1692 17 WE HA YE NEVER HEARD OF A SHUTTERBUG SNAKE DROP US A LINE IF THERE'S something on your mind, drop a line to the Know Alls. The address is: The Know .Mis, Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road. .Singapore 9. Do not send stamps or return envelopes; we do
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    'So ridiculous me—am I the only one?' HUMAN CASEBOOK
    1022 17 'So ridiculous me—am I the only one?' HUMAN CASEBOOK DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM? WHAT'S your problem? Jane Lee can and will help you, so write to her and tell her all about it. The address is: Mits Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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    What price moneys worth at the big games?
    242 18 ...asks JOCK BAIN IF YOU go to a star-stud-ued Uteu-dMM mm in ->.hgapore cinema, you pay no more than S3 lor the i U you '40 J stadium to lootball match, in which inevitably i.nly 11 ol the 22 player.-, tbc top
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    SPURS TUMBLE 3-2 TO LEICESTER IN 1st. HOME DEFEAT
    429 18 SPURS TUMBLE 3-2 TO LEICESTER IN 1st. HOME DEFEAT PAGE 18 SPORTS CORNER LONDON, Saturday. ENGLISH League First Division leaders Tottenhom Hotspurs suffered their first home defeat of the season when they went down 3-2 to Leicester City in today's programme But defeat did not affect Spur-," league standing as
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    Serangoon make a 6-1 start
    183 18 Serangoon make a 6-1 start SINGAPORE. Sat. Scrangoon Garden, the junior league and knockout champions opened their bid for the S.H.A. Senior knockout title with an impressive 6-1 win over Singapore Recreation Club "B" on the padang today. Although SRC. were weak opposition. Serangoon Garden did enough to suggest they
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    A champion of fins in
    39 18  -  PETER LIM MOTORING PAGE.... by TWO views of the completely re-styled Plymouth Belvedere for 1961. Note the "bomb" tail-light in the picture above, and the highly indwidualistic front design (see beloto). Sunday T4mes pictures.
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    955 18 ROAD TEST REPORT ON THE 1961 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE MORE from surprise than disbelief, someone exclaimed last week: "Surely that is not the Plymouth!" It sure was; for Chrysler's Plymouth, long the champion of tail-fins, has bent with the wind of change sweeping Detroit. The 1961 Belvedere four-door saloon,
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    112 18 rl WAS crowded inside as eager women and interested men watched a fashion show. Outside, the pavement on either side of the road was lined with cars parked bumper to bumper. We cruised by and saw only a gap wide enough for two people to walk through,
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    ABOUT THE RUSSIAN 'BABY...
    104 18 ABOUT THE RUSSIAN 'BABY... POSTBAG: DEAR Sir: In your Motoring Page on Sunday, Jan. 22, there was a picture showing "A Russian Baby" (Zaaorozhetz cars). It looks like a Fiat 600 from the front, and a Renault Dauphine from the rear. Could you please give a review of the car?
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    TOP-FORM JOHNSON IS JOCKEY TO FOLLOW TODAY
    1080 19  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with. IT may well be Lav- tie Johnson's day at Bukit Timah today. This top-form jockey has been engaged to ride several fancied horses and his brightest prospect is My Fair Lady in the Class 2, Div. 2 7f handicap
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    BUKIT TIMAH
    1347 19 THIRD DAY] Race l 2.15: (Class z, Div. 4 Fun. 1. JuulO Comae iJH. Laldlaw) Bagby. 6 9.0 Bougourr Z 1 ***** Fleetmnater 1 Brighton St.i Martin. 68 11 (Sr 1 Johnson 3 3. ***** My Ooudne«« <W.McG. Watt 1 Sullivan. 6 8.11 (F) McGrowdie 4 4. *****
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    152 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 MY GOODNESS Fleetmuster HartincaJe MARTINGALE La Fiama Heetmuster MXKIIM.M I My Goodness Klrflmu-ti r 2.15 Race 2 Z. 45 InIKMI Box Office Happy (hatter BOX OFFICE Happy Chatter Evidence HAPPY CHATEvMenee j Prince Tournai Race 3 arsTY jadi Ra co. lava LltUe
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    BEST BETS
    73 19 My Fair Lady: Not disgraced when fourth to Prince Tournai over 6f on Tuesday; meets a wrak field. Musty Jadi: Good thing beaten when second to Bacqlava over 6f on Tuesday. BEST LONGSHOT Happy Chatter: Running on at finish when fifth to Little Richard on Tuesday: won over
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    Lock icon Punch gets hattrick v West Indies
    141 19 Punch gets hattrick v West Indies r'ANBERRA, Sat— Kenn PujiCii. 20-year-old Wmi Ausiiallan. did ih« hat-mcic today for Combined Unlverslctes in their drawn two-day match against the West Indian crickeiers here. Puncn claured the valuable wicket* of prolific run-getter Ronan Kanbai, Oerry Alexander and Tom Dewdney with the lajt three
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    376 19 KUALA LI'MPIK. Sal. Weights for eight races on Feb. 12 first day of the Seiangor turf Club's (.old Cup meeting, are: HENGGELLR MEMORIAL CL. 1. DIV. I— «F Sonsuate 943 I'saha Setia 9.01 Dinkam g.13 Take Easy n 10 Satoro g.#9 De Ruyter Downing Street X.OB Cheers
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    267 19 LARTER CAUSES KIWIS COLLAPSE WELLINGTON. Sat After New Zealand had been dismissed for 148, M.C.C were 38 tor one at the etOM on the second-day of the second "Unofficial" Test here today. New Zealand after being put. into bat collar d ftcalnat tho touring teams fast bowlers Only an enterprising
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    Police win 3-1
    44 19 SINGAPORE Sat.— Police beat MRN.VR 3-1 in a SGSPA Le.igue Djv. 1 matcii M Ti.otnsoii Road today. Saileh <2i and Awaikg Bulcai scored foi Pohitand Nawawi Basri for MRN.VR In a Div 2B mutcn at Kallatig Ba.-.m, Wooabndge bent S.M.K. 3-1.
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    Alimuddin 112 n.o.
    48 19 AMRITSAR. Sat. Pakuiau were ail oin for 271 on the se< ond uay (if thasT three-u.iy matcli 1 North Zone ;.ere today B% tIM close North Zone nad lost two wickeus for 57. Aiim-ud-aiu war lop score; for Pakistan with 1 112 not ou\.— Reiner
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    PHILLIPS THE PERFECT VAULTS TO 11-STROKE LEAD IN THE OPEN'
    395 20 SINGAPORE. Saturday By A Special Correspondent CRANK PHILLIPS vaulted into what appeared to be an insurmountable 11 -stroke lead in the $20,000 Singapore Open today as he fired rounds of 69 and 67 for a 12 under par total of
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    27 20 jii M i.rrf- |M r Minimum* UANICL kLIJA* SUNORAM HfWMMIM. Pl»iimiu i.i« and |«ml sun ot i ,i .1 irtac ii ik.im' .in* prayrm of friends.
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    Sheedy heads amateurs
    1213 20 All the scores and positions Hayashi, a little man with a deliberate swing, had a one under par 71 in the afternoon. But the big show at the RIC was the amazing Mr. Phillips Fans were continually evoking "oohs and aahs" after his tremendous drives. On the
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    Young Boys beat FAM
    141 20 PENANG, Sat.— A stronger finish and a steadier defence enabled Young Boys of Berne. Switzerland's soccer champions, to beat a Football Association of Malaya XI by 4-2 at the City Stadium here tonight. Malaya opened accounts in the 15th minute when right-half Kirn Seng followed up
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    Sincock— new bowling find?
    150 20 /CANBERRA. Sat. Austra\j lian newspapers today acclaim feat of 18-year-old David Sincock in taking six wickets for 52 runs against the powerful New South Wale.s side in Adelaide yesterday as the outstanding feat of Australian cricket this summer, writes JACK lIM.IHUN Sincock left school only this
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    PLAYER IS LEADING U.S. MONEY WINNER
    110 20 DUNEDIN. Florida, Sat. South African Gary Player, j former British Open golf champion, is currently the leading money-maker on the American winter professional golf circuit. The United States Profes- 1 sional Golfers' Association officially announced today that Player had so far won a total
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