The Straits Times, 25 June 1961

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in lay* No. i:>js. SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1%1 U CENTS
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    Water crisis in Spore: Lee call to public
    534 1 Water crisis in Spore: Lee call to public SINGAPORE, Saturday GINGAPORE tan m acute water ■hortngr There is less Hull three days' supply on the island. Today. Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew made this appeal: Don't waste water." An abnormally long dry suid low lainiail during the monsoons have
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    VICTORY FOR JAPAN
    266 1 EBlXi HUGE JOHORE CROWD SEE THEM SWEEP 125 CC MOTOR CYCLE EVENT m fi m fl gv A W J^ A S B xV g* m m m m -4^- m ttmf ijf 'ir iimtmtt ilrVa From JACKIE SAM JOHORE BAHRU Sat. PAIN this morning failed to
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    Lock icon Indonesian pilots to train at Changi
    32 1 JAKARTA. Sat. Three Indom -inn a., force officers, left yesterday to begin > on-the-iob" training with Royal Air Font units in Singapore for rive weeks -UP I
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    TRADE PACT: JAKARTA ! TRIP FOR DR. GOH
    101 1 TRADE PACT: JAKARTA TRIP FOR DR. GOH i SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Ken? Swee. will leave for Jakarta on Tuesday to concludo an agreement on trade and economic relations between the Singapore and the Indonesian Governments. I The agreement will provide ba.sic MmmgemenU with regard to
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    Rebel raid: 18 die
    30 1 JAKARTA. Syt Ribel terrortata killed 18 people and miured 26 other.s in a ii.glu ;.i--tack on the West jMraa age oi Tjirtncleh southeast, of atiiduim— U.H.i
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    Alliance man elected
    83 1 pONTI IN MIMII Sat.— lnche Abdul Rahman bin Mohair mcd Amin (Alliance) won the Pontian Ki-chii tiv-elec-tinn to th»- Joliorp legislative Assembly today. ll<- polled 4.8*8 votes. 1.810 more than his nearest rival Mr Mi num. Th«- other two candidates. Inche Haji > Omar bin llaji Abdullah
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    Civil servants: More senior men may leave Government
    463 1 Civil servants: More senior men may leave Government SINGAPORE, Saturday. rpHE Government was warned tonight about the possibility of further depletion of the civil service M result of senior officers leaving for "more remunerative opportunities outside.'* The warning came from the Singapore Senior Officers' Association following the latest government decision
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    Lock icon ADLAI SAYS REDS GAINING IN SOUTH AMERICA
    122 1 ADLAI SAYS REDS GAINING IN SOUTH AMERICA WASHINGTON. Sat Communism Ls on the increase in Latin America. Mr. Adlai Stevenson told President Kennedy today. rat L.a. Anii);t>.sador to the Uniteci Nations, reporting 10 the President on his recent 18-day lour oi South America, added however that the U.S. "Alliance tor
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    Lock icon Cheers for Rudolf
    30 1 PARIS. Sat. A packed theatre last night gave Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev a .standing ovation on hi first appearance since claiming political abjlum here iast week— Reuter.
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    LATEST
    32 1 US WARNING KHRUSHCHEV w isHUtGTON I- .1 1.. Mild Mr I hcbci mm >• .■■■l iiitmji in> isakas id -.< >lr i rbonpaM, whs h o oo M< intii l" Ml P 1
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    Captain's last battle
    1583 2 For six years rumour and slander thrived on the fact that the submarine Seal had surrendered to the enemy. Only her crew knew what had really happened. But now, at last, the truth was to be t01d and judgment delivered. CONCLUDING. ./VOYAGE OF NO RETURN' BY C.E.T.
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    Refuge bit the sen Theß-29s go aver and the end nears
    1522 3 Refuge bit the sen Theß-29s go aver and the end nears O\K day, several trucks lull of Japanese troops drove into Songei Buloh Settlement Thf soldiers went through all the lints, taking whatever they liked. Dr. Ryrie promptly sent for the only Japanese woeaaa inmate. U <i asked her to
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    I WAS A LEAPER
    91 3 The rtory so far: Japanese troops of General Yamashita had overrun the country and in the leper settle- ment the inmates were girding their loins to meet the hard times ahead. The rice ration had been slashed and Dr. Ryrie, the medical officer-in charge, was having
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    298 3 THE secretary walked into her employer's office. "I'd like a two-pound rise, she announced calmly. "Perhaps you would," he replied. "But you're not getting it." "Oh. yes I am," came the response. "Otherwise I'll tell all the girls that you've given me a four-pound rise." Tiro
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    TENCKU: I WILL NOT ALLOW UMNO TO WITHDRA W FROM ALLIANCE
    399 4 Even if only 10 Chinese are left in MCA I will carry on working with them... KUALA LUMPUR Saturday fHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today he would never permit UMNO to withdraw from the Alliance. "As long
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    LAYOUT POSER FOR NEW UNION HOUSE ARCHITECTS
    201 4 LAYOUT POSER FOR NEW UNION HOUSE ARCHITECTS 'SINGAPORE. Sat. The; proposed Singapore Con'••rer.ee Hall and Trade Union ouse to be built on a three.icre site in Shenton Way will be eight storeys high on the harder ground and up to five storeys high on the softer areas. But Singapore and
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    Grand Prix smash-up
    38 4 0 A roar then a gasp of horror as Kho Tjwan Sioe of Indonesia hits toe ground after being flung oil his machine during yesterdays trial run before the start of the .Tohore Grand Prix.
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    SEARCH DRAMA: CHENG KOON ONL V 25 YARDS FROM RESCUE
    319 4 KUALA LUMPUR Saturday rIRTEEN YEAR OLD Lim Cheng Koon who was kidnapped on Thursday was within 25 yards of rescue while being held at a kidnapper's hideout, it was revealed today. For while detectives searched the very house in which
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    I WAS ORDERED TO TAKE ON EXTRA WORK: BANK MAN
    1528 5  -  T.F. HWANG 'I think I was taken off this job because of the union demands for revised salary scheme' by SINGAPORE. Saturday 4N office-keeper with the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd., Singapore, today maintained in the Industrial Arbitration Court that
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    HIGH TIDES
    93 5 TODAY: Sedlll KeciiU 726 a.m. (6 ll) 6.07 p.m. (6.8 fti Singapore 8.25 ajn. (6.6 ft." 9.17 pjn. (7.8 ft); Port Dickaon 3.17 a.m. (6.8 ft) 4.01 p.m 8.2 ft); Port Swettenham 211 am. (11 ft) 2.36 pjn (13 fti p 10.13 »jn. (7.7 ft. 10.20 p.m. (6.8
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    Firm gives dinner
    19 5 SINGAPORE, Sat— The Peoples Insurance Co. celebrated their 4th anniverrKitV^ <Unner at the Capitol Restaurant today.
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    Chinese V's buffet
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The CWnese V.M.C.A. had a buffet dinner tonight at the xs head office. South Pier.
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    MINISTRY – EXTENDS VARSITY MANS STAY
    198 5 MINISTRY EXTENDS VARSITY MANS STAY SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Home Affairs has extended the professional visit pass of a University of Malaya lecturer by another six months. Mr James Stothert Gregory, 49. a lecturer in psychology and methods of teaching geography in the University's Department of Education, had earlier
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  • RACING FOREIGN DESK THE..
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      Yacht finds new user
      63 6 WASHINGTON. Sat. The luxurious presidential yacht sometimes used by Eisenhower In hl.s White House days came in for some hefty criticism from Democrats during the election campaigns. But all that icems forgotten now President Kennedys brother. Robert. the Attorney General. has been u.Mng the yacht lor
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      WHAT THEY'RE WEARING
      89 6 WHAT THEY'RE WEARING WHAT they're wearing in Paris and Tokyo The picture at extreme left shows a fashion model and her spectacular spectacles Outsize decoration, in the form of a peacock toil enables the spectacles to be turned upside-down for use as a mask. It makes milady look so mysterious
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      Lock icon K on Russia's three main objectives
      456 6 'FIGHT WARNING ON DISARMAMENT AND GERMANY MOSCOW, Saturday. y\R. KHRUSHCHEV said today that Russia would fight for the solution of the disarmament problem, for the conclusion of a (ierman peace treaty as soon as possible and a settlement of the West Berlin question. The
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      Indonesian visitor
      29 6 LONDON, Sat. General A.H. N'asution. Indonesian i Minister of National Security, is due here on a visit from July 3 to 8, at the British Government's invitation.
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      Singer faints
      41 6 NEW YORK. Sat—ltaliaubom singer Anna Maria Alberghetii fainted on Mage laM Tnursday night during a pelfoimance of "carnival." bui came back In the .secojid ac: lo finish the show. "I ju*t blacked out," the dark-haii ed, 24-ysar-ola acirexs salu
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      Lock icon Sir Roy cancels London trip after airport phone call
      162 6 SALISBURY. Sat. Sir Roy Welensky last nigh*, dramatically cancelled a trip to London for talks with Mr. Macmillan on the Northern Rhodesian dispute after a last minute telephone call from Mr. Duncan Sandys. I: was the third time this week that
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      This is how Nehru gets his money for the third plan —
      40 6 This is how Nehru gets his money for the third plan U.S.A. £374 m ■■■■■Hi W. GERMANY [127(H.1HH BRITAIN £89mJH JAPAN £29m. CANADA £20ml FRANCE [Ilm I WORLD BANK [U3m INTERNATIONAL I DEVELOPMENT I ASSOCIATION CHART DESIGNED BY MICHAEL RAND
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  • ...WORLD WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS
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      Children of the famous
      105 7 Children of the famous PRESENTING two pictures with a Sunday smile, pictures of children of the famous. Below, little Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the U.S. President, is seen taking time out from her swinging to chat with a playmate, Virginia Warner. They were photographed on the south lawn of the
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      Ahmed quits camels for Waldorf
      126 7 Ahmed quits camels for Waldorf NEW YORK. Sat. A Pakistani camel driver whom United States VicePresident Lyndon Johnson invited to America has taken up the otter and will soon be on his way. Vice-Presldent Johnson, on his recent good-will tour of Asia and Africa, was travelling Into Karachi from the
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      BRITAIN'S FUTURE-IN EUROPE OR COMMONWEALTH
      740 7 BRITAIN'S FUTURE -IN EUROPE OR COMMONWEALTH WHAT I am going to say is going to hurt a lot of my countrymen, so perhaps I had better introduce it by recalling a remark I made to a colleague in the Daily Mail office in September 19:59. It was this: "Win. lose,
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      By GEORGE MURRAY
      36 7 La t week a leading British economist, Mr. Peter Howard, allied against Britain's joining the Common Market. Today, Mr. George Murray, one of Bnta foremost journalists, presents the other side of the cd>e
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      Up the scales to blackout
      51 7 YORK. I tiI <;:um-major Steve Hardina threw hla baton twirling into the air. And all at once a 10--blork area In Ventura. California town was blacked out. a radio station *> dead. Mid tjra.^s Marted The baton had hit two 4 .n00-volt power lines. The
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      90 7 c NORGE Sju^iuv^ 4'mwJfc- What c*c.ten,cnt when "ORCE !<>* E .our home! beauty. No wonder dr °P in i«,n»lv and automatically. cc The NORCE Starl.ne <^' ost the wonderful storage the Sleam.n* wh.te P«^j£^ fag w.dth treexer and .pace w.th that out to you. Such an n. No.cc r «t.proo«
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      167 7 Malayan t_i^ fOOd *m* tastes JHKy twice p^| as good |IT|| wiin HP. Sauce goes so V^/*^ A well with the dishes l^rWufcL V S we enjoy! Try it with fish, meat or cold i "\*'J I aalads and see how w&m^^^^^^^),,/ taster they will be! V^^> all I need
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      The way to travel without tears...
      214 8 THIS is the new age of the Smashable Packable! Whether your Journey is strictly necessary or not, it can still be fun and wrinkleproof both facially and sartorially. Without much trouble, you can now collect a complete holiday wardrobe which can be jammed into
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      Smashable Packable!
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      Is there a Papa in the house?
      331 8 IS THERE a Papa in know it all right. thing about a Papa, the house? If so, you'll Somehow there's somesn't there? Something that makes the rest of the family whirl and whirl like a gaggle of geishas for his comfort and amusement.
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    GENIUS, AGED 4
    146 9 CI.M.APORI'. Sat Only *3 four rears old, Melvin Tan has all tne potentiali ii«^s of an accomplished I pianist. llr made his debut at thr south -Kast Asia I nion < <»Hese concert tonight hen he played Johann Sirauss' "Over the Waves." im II known local pianist
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    BRITISH BASES IN STORE POSE A THREAT: MARSHALL
    155 9 BRITISH BASES IN STORE POSE A THREAT: MARSHALL SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. David Marshall tonlght maintained that British ba^cs in Singapore must ultimately go to "rernore a threat to our survival." While n cognising their economic contribution, the former Chief Minister »poke how important Singapore could become as an independent nation
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    Licence is needed in future to sturt a bunk
    239 9 Licence is needed in future to sturt a bunk SINGAPORE, Saturday. ]{l.<il LATIOXS foverning banking activities in Singapore arc sel out in the Banking Ordinance, 1961, published today. The Bill, introduced by the Finance Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. in the Lee Assembly on June 14. will amend certain provision.-,
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    RIOT POLICE OUT AS 3,000 CROWD TO SEE A GHOST
    386 9 RIOT POLICE OUT AS 3,000 CROWD TO SEE A GHOST PENANG, Saturday. pOLICE RIOT SQUADS were called out last night to disperse a huge crowd which collected outside a house in Dato K rani at Road here, hoping to see a ghost. The crowd, estimated at .'UM)O ;ii one stage,
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    Serum death: Court expresses concern
    242 9 SINGAPORE. Sat The Coroner. Mr. Sathi V. Kandlah. said today he viewed with "great concern" the manner in which an anti-gas gangrene serum was administered by a medical officer. He recorded a misadventure verdict on Habibah binte Mahmood. 50. of Paya Lebar Road, who died
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    Three election rallies tonight
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three political parties will hold separate Anson by-election rallies tomorrow night: Peoples Action Party 7.30 to 10 p.m. at junction of Tras Street and Gopeng Street. SPA UMNO MCA MIC Alliance 7.30 to 10 p.m. at Trafalgar Street near Rambau Street. Workers Party 7
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    First speech day
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Sat— Jurong Special Secondary School will hold their first annual speech day at the Beatty Secondary School Hall on I July 2.
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    Your Sunday radio
    403 9 RADIO MALAYA Kua! Lumpur and National 1 Short Wave only: A.M. 6.00 Neuir headlines: 605 'Morning Melodies; VJI Fr^nlc Cordfll And Hi* OrCbestra. A 7.30 News; I me; 8.00 News in thej .iru.iiie: 8 03 Breakln^t Club: 8.56 News He:id!ines and Programme Summary: 9.02 Let's 1 Go
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    $50 mil. steel mill for Malaya
    184 9 $50 mil. steel mill for Malaya IfUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Sat. A $50 million iron and steel mill is to be built on Malaya's West Coast under joint Malayan Japanese sponsorship. This was announced in Tokyo today by the Yawata Iron and Steel Co.. one of i Japan's largest steel firms.
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      258 9 PASSPORT TO SECURITY i I ASSI IS LXCLLD £100,000,000 INTEUST ll IN IUM)()N IN SINGAPORE f H\NK KPOWII Nil II LOMBARD BANMM; cam steady interest in assured Security, without I) ileilucuon of Lnited kingdom income lax. Ask tin M.injgcr of > our local Branch or write to the General t
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    17 10 WR ENC KIM NONC aM 1 al4 y kind a«- »f1 '-n<t»n.» >' i »d "iff and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    18 10 Wm4» Mi I BMaaaWJ IN LOVINC MEMOKV of l.» -»4 nn f,» M h\ n»r 'xn»l
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    53 10 h t wftmm HtAR TMI mm Ban* ai -h. W »«t njang, H par*. noscc von S p m to 7 pßMafn BMBS and DO »0 OOHOTMV chav BMBtf Rakaa M por» Ind dita] ma npo!n'm»n' MIHCI S TEA ROOM > dr»-«»« MnniUT. Im' IM V<li»nn K -.r-i K
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  • OPINION
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      TAKE THIS UP WITH MAC
      226 10 TAKE THIS UP WITH MAC rP on the li.-t "I subject* ru taken up with British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan when he comes to Malaya in Septemoe r should be the question ol federating the •Faithful Five the political union of Malaya and Singapore with the three Bornean territories
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      ENVOYS
      88 10 VLfITH every passing day Malaya's influence grows in the world of international affairs. How refreshing therefore tMi decision of our government to broaden th» .scope Ol the country's diplomatic representation abroad Embassies will soon be established in Ottawa. Bonn and Manila. There should be no delay in setting up
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      OUR REGRETS
      157 10 WE MUCH regret the use of the word boycott in the headline to our report last Sunday of the State Banquet in Negn Sembilan in honour of Their Majesties the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong There was no boycott of any kind, organised or unorganised,
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    Malaya's Sandhurst
    800 10 ■a THE FINEST IN THE FAR EAST, IT CAN HOLD ITS OWN WITH THE BEST IN THE WORLD From it will come the officers for our fast expanding forces THK BLUE dome on the hill overlooking the entrance of the new military cantonment at Sunjjei Besi, ten miles
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  • SPEAKING PERSONALLY
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      72 10 BON'T CONDEMN TEACHER WHEN children fail an examination. parents often condemn teacher. But when a child wins a scholarship, parents just keep quid. Seldom does the credit s« to his teachers Most parents fail to understand their own children It N e:i>y tn have a MB But difficult to make
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      141 10 ADS ON THE RADIO COMMERCIAL advertise- mtnis over Radio Sin yapoif leave much to be desired. While advertisements in newspapers, magazines, and other weeklies and periodicals do give momentary ease to the eye I arter readlns. advert 1.-e--monts over the air do not give any relief whatsoever I to the
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      111 10 NEW NOSES FOR OLD I REFER to an article under the headline "New noses for old" that appeared in the Sunday Times of the 19th March. 1961. The article gives publicity to my pro fessional practice and my attention has been drawn to thp fact mat it may well offend
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      66 10 DIEFENBAKER'S CALL I WRITE this to say how much I support your editorial last week in which you asked Malaya to pay close attention to the call by Canada's Prime Minister Mr. John Diefenbaker for Commonwealth talks on Britain and the Common Market. It is only right that Malaya should
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      98 10 IRKTI'KNED recently from studies in an overstM country where among other public places, the i-inema is one where smoking is prohibited. I am a keen cinema-goer but am seriously considering giving up the movies because of the irritation of sitting next to a smoker. It spoils
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    HOW THAT DUD NOTE RING WAS CRACKED
    868 10  -  NG YOOK YOON |By NOW at last it can be told the full story of how the Federation and Singapore I police combined to smash a ring which manufactured counterfeit currency to the value of more than $1,000,000. Praise them today for their
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    Drought dries up reservoir in Singapore
    141 11 WATER LEVEL AT MACRITCHIE DROPS FROM 27 FEET TO BELOW SIX FEET .MacKiti-hir K-'scivoir with it-. muddy bott.im revealed lor tiie first time since its completion a fri*hten;ni; reminder to the people of Singapore of the .serious water shortage. At full capacity of Ml
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    Shot towkay among eight new Singapore industry pioneers
    604 11 Shot towkay among eight new Singapore industry pioneers By ALAN YANG SINGAPORE, Saturday. WEALTHY towkay, recently shot and stabbed in a kidnap attempt, today received a pioneer status certificate to start a million dollar industry in the State. Ho is Mr. Chew Choo Han. 43. wiio was wounded at MacPherson
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    BIG FIRE FUND REACHES $1 MIL.
    149 11 BIG FIRE FUND REACHES $1 MIL. SINGAPORE. Sat. The Bukit Bo Bwee firr fund lias topped tho million dollar mark. And because there is sufflcieni money, third cash payment will be made next week for the 15.000 victims A spoke>man lor the committee told the Sunday Times tonight that each
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    Chess champions get prizes
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Chess Club today held a prize-giving at the V.M.C.A. in Orchard Road for the 1961 Singapore Open Chess Championship and the Schoolboys' Open Chess Championship. Prof. Lnn Kok Ann gave away tht prizes.
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    Business done on Singapore and Malayan stock exchanges
    359 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. BuMk on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Singapore tdriav with the number of deals in brackets INDUSTRIALS: F. and N. ord> < 2.000* 52.52: Robinson I.ooo' $144; MMMn '***** 85 cents; S. ■1 000' 54.25: U.E. ords 1 3.«W l SI
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    Copra price
    29 11 SINGAPORE Sat.— Singapore Copra Association noon price today July $26 i <N>. Singapore Coconut OU Millers' Association: bulk $381 sellers, drum $41j sellers. The tone «v quiet
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    Tin price
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The tin price here today was $477.35 a picul. down $2.75 on an estimated offering of 260 tons up 20 tons.
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    The Art of Living
    118 11 The Art of Living You want to be hoppy, you want to be a success but do you know how best to achieve these 90a Is All too few people achieve a full life. All too many fall victim fa the tensions of daily lite. A man, it is said,
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    Malayan girl's date with pop singer
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Popular recording star Cliff Richard will speak to If] s ■wan Yang of Kuala Lumpur and play a special request for her tomorrow This interview is part of a new Radio Singapore proI gramme called "Four O'clock date' to be broadcast every Sunday.
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    Slits and sarongs may give way to the 'grey look'
    199 11 Slits and sarongs may give way to the 'grey look' IPOH, Saturday pKKTTY dresses, gaily coloured strong kebayas and high slit cheongsams may soon be on their \v;i\ out for the women employees of the I poh Town Council. It Is all part of a new look being introduced for
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      Fifteen questions to help you decide whether you are young-in-heart or spoil-sport
      642 12 Fifteen questions to help you decide whether you are young-in-heart or spoil-sport NOT long asu a square was something you drew in geometry, or nuuvlu'd on in uniform. Then a square became an object of derision and sorrow among the younger Jazz addicts in America. It meant someone who lacked
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      And what your marks mean
      167 12 35 AMI OVF.K. Lite seems to have loft you way behind somewhere You rr«;i.st anything new— iusi oecausr it's new. You arr unrccepuve 10 the changing luce ol life Good enoiißli thru, good enough now— that's your favouri ite phrase. Square? Man. you're cubic. tT
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      TV PROBE BRINGS MORE SHOCKS FOR PARENTS
      113 12 WASHINGTON. Sat. The probe into TV and Its impact on juvenile crime has produced more shocks for parent* Sa:d the Director of U.S. Piiion.s: "There is a definite relationship between :he high rale of juveniie delmqueiiry afia the amount of cume and brutality
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      WELL, HOW DO YOU RATE?
      112 12 First add up your score: 1 a 1. b-3. c= 2; 2. a-^3. b=2. c= l; 3. a= l. b 3. c 2; 4. a 2. b^3. c= l: 5. I a 2. b 1. c=3: 6. a=2. b I. c 1: 7. a= 3.
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      Zestful disc by Gennadi
      428 12 NEW RECORDS ON the .strength of hU reading of excerpts from Kachuturian's ballet suite. Gayanrh, and TchalkoTsky'a Francesca Ua Rimini. Gennadi Rozhdt ven.-kv may well lay claim to being one of tho mo.>t exciting younc conductor* from behind the Iron Curtain (Drutscbr (■minninphon Gesellbibaft. <ttrri>« 138
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      111 12 ■r J» Z*\ B^BT vJT '<•. bH W 1 Sfhi*iiil.ii^o BY *^t hh B^Br b^bP^^S W B"tBt m t> flB A fl W \«H m m.'' i Jm JHL VI. MJHL j^' I Cotton sam fooi ha\e to put up with some pretty strenuous wttt aiul Ircqutm washinj;>. No clothes
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    The 5 men in my life—by Joan Fontaine
    883 13 The 5 men in my life— by Joan Fontaine VILLEFRANCHE, Saturday. JOAN FONTAINE sat back under the striped sun-awning, shielding her eves with her hand against the dancing dazzle from the sea, watching the big yachts riding at anchor out in the harbour. It was a magnificent Jay. The waiter
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    WILFRID HYDE WHITE SAYS: I LOVED PLAYING THE VILLAIN
    325 13 WILFRID HYDE WHITE SAYS: I LOVED PLAYING THE VILLAIN rAT splendid character Mr. Wilfrid Hyde White is back in London after a sojourn in Hollywood so I Invited him round for a drink to celebrate his 58th birthday. It was the hottest day of the year, but Mr. Hyde White—
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      415 13 I CATHAY §r\ X I O^OAISIISAXTOKI J X I 3 ajM7 MSNnS X r A Very 'peool Treot. &ALA DAY AT DISNEYLAND" x X On Stoq. Tomorrow 9.30 pm COCA-COLA presents REDIFFUSIOM DISCOVERIES 1961 X BINNY KLEINMAN'S TRIO J Camaare: LEN THORNE *.t 9.30 p.m. I Tadov 9om "CORAL" Mond
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      206 13 IN THE TRADITION OF "BUTTERFIELD 8" GO NAKED IN THE WORLD jT&% "NEVER ON SUNDAY" ML' A NOW COMES i M% THE TRUE STORY OF A PSbbV FL WOMAN WHO MADE LOVE MM BYUBYbW IN THE PLAY CAPITALS OF 'VBaffflßT^BW THE WORLD' "SB SHE A WALKS Mt BY NiGHT *M
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      34 13 3^GBBffE3 3 -HOWS TODAY I I KaSDOßiai 3 a.m. i India's Wander Child Start I mar tttmer it»Hi IfJI^'JB zameen«tare| mmu/mum mum ia»u> BV^BKWkV vsit- Abonn i > I Taday 11am: "Crima Of Passion" z
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      530 13 ANNOUNCING ITHE RETURN ENGAGEMENT- OF THE S ACADEMY AWARD CHAMPION Winner of ELEVEN ACADEMY AWARDS including $F BEST PICTURE 2f b> teJ Vri 111 w Bl t pß^|Bßr ■■M II II I I M rVl^aMJa! ffA I. 'HI ml CAMERA 65 TECHNICOLOR From Thurs 6th July at LIDO, Singapore DAILY
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  • HASNAH VIMALA CHEN
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      THE COOK WHO WILL SOON BE ORBITING THE NEW WORLD
      492 14 To Frisco, then Toronto and Barbice if U.S. says no CL'K SUN, Malaya's most astonishing: cook, will soon be in orbit. Not round the world in a gleaming capsule, mark you. But out of the old world and into the
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      The watch (AT $40,000) to watch
      307 14 The watch (AT $40,000) to watch IT WAS a mans dream and I must confess to a sharp switch of envy when I was shown a picture of that $4,000 gold Audemars Piquet watch which featured as an exhibit in a London court the other day. The magistrate ad- mired
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      Fun, says the senator
      81 14 HOW does it feel to sell ones country? "Great fun." says Senator THEAH SENG KHIM who let me hasten to add is president of the Penang Tourists' Association and most interested in making charms of this country available to tourists. Senator Chean r'l don't claim to
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      Student Schnabel says thanks
      173 14 Student Schnabel says thanks HEINZ SCHNABEL whose seven month "hitchhike mission" to the East took him to many lands, including Malaya, has written to our High Commissioner in London, to thank all for the courtesy and hospitality he received in this country. Through TENGKU YA'ACOB. student Schnabel. now back in
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      Slimming the yoga way
      343 14 Slimming the yoga way WITH yoga catching on fast in Singapore there is a club frequented by dozens of people who want to shed a few pounds my man in London reports that all Britain is anxiously awaiting the arrival of India's foremost teacher of yoga Mr. B. K. lyrncar.
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      'Mrs. Higgins'
      132 14 WHAT is the b: blem the Asian .student has to overcome when he goes to a strange country to study? Hungarian-born linguistics lecturer at the University of Western Australia DR. SUSAN KALDOR says that it is undoubtedly the "tricks of the new language. Even though a student might
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      386 14 HEALTH and IJyMJS§i|l STRENGTH pC9fl| to SUCCEED! %C £flE*mms£*s&r the door' Yet. I (eel so wonderfully fit I cant 1 scup a ■..■ti-.s n-xfp oisHts Sdy >m rcd y sl j r p r Se (i. My whole family is O bursting with energy since the Doctor put us \fe.'^.
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      149 14 1(^ jm!ib^^ j^H Bt^^^^^^^H l^& Ops S *~Y^B I i <^HBaVaBT/ lfi"* a >< 3* IS ■W'^^^ia* Mm Bfcwfc. I 4 From the very first day Palmolive Beauty Plan preserves the pearly lustre of your skin The very first time you us* it you II discover that Palmolive Soap beautifies
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    All the week's prize-winners
    216 15 All the week's prize-winners u'lNM.r of the weeks FIRST PRIZE of ;o i, "The Pride Of Age" (above) submitted by John lIS. Her, of 17.") Birth Road, i i i Kuala Lumpur. Mr He»> used a Hacoflex ra and lift rd H. P 3 nim. Setting, with yel. filter: 111
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    WOW DO I GET A REBA TE?'
    329 15 WOW DO I GET A REBA TE?' 1)1-; AH Kmm Alls: I had Li\ of :i0 per cent deducted from ;i dividend receivecj from Australia. When I sent the voucher to the income tax authorities here, they returned it without repaying the deduction. How do 1 claim this back? BROKE.
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    Three girls all love me...
    296 15 I AM in love with three girls and they all love me, but I can't make up my mind which one to marry. One is poor etc. FVKRLEY. Johore Bahru. You seem to think that love and marriage is a lottery, so why not flip
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    'The wife does not try...'
    362 15 'The wife does not try...' JANE LEE'S CASEBOOK I AM 40 and the father of eight children. I would be quite happy and content except for my wife's behaviour. If she sees that 1 am in a bad mood, she never enquires the reason. I have explained that at such
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      126 15 THE THIRD EYE Part Twelve mma mm> «o o*n*s»r *m no* 1 [Tl^ I oomtcr ~m»- s^L mm Of 4 *orr mm irwvere or »-.«i»v* *c*sv «Lw S\Sa% X;» vs.s'v' aaaaaaaj 4scrc*?v H/\/ -v» XMgmcAim* am**fem*ic*. f m*»u-&*r 41 T "if M\79M m; ixsxvrr f^. [MM I W/ m v.jivr^ts.-
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      206 15 MODERN SCJENCE GIVES MODERN MALAYA A COMPLETELY flffi TOOTHPASTE '^t^j^X |:jp||i"pWrTAl CREAM WITH IRIUM msw rtPSODKMT FRESHENS YOUR I .t* MOUTH WITH ITS BRACING FLAVOUR I 1 1|| 1 /JEW PEPSODENT J withieeth shining whffef [1 NEW! NEW! P Softer cream Bracing PEPPERMINT gives faster- FLAVOUR gives you M^ forming
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      72 16 I LE MANS 1 I WINNERS 1 I ARE SURE OF I I SHELL I Generai Classification lSt. GENDEBIEN/P. HILL Ferrari 2nd. MAIRESSE/PARKES Ferrari 3rd. NOBLET/GUICHET Ferrari 4th. PA3ST/THOMSON Maserati Grand Touring Category lSt. NOBLET/GUICHET Ferrari 2nd. GROSSMAN/PILETTE Ferrari Index of Thermal Efficiency lSt. HARPER/PROCTOR Sunbeam These winners of the
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      48 17 j^L ifcXM C«* t ll |li VKl >'••«»•»•"'"' /^-IX OIMD King fc.Ujtr«S)l..li t .<t Inc. World r^f hu rc^->«< Ij I "^BPi^^^~^^^B^* HT^^/ P Ik^VHi J^v """""-v^ k 1 —^^B 'It^Md X llw Sill If I x3 V'^fiz Lai vtf f\ fll B^-^ w^ r^jjlil [ill! KUii iS^Si L^^^i
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    Why you needn't fear that X-ray recall
    572 19 KEITH I •'<><> altered m\ surgery as pale ;»s a sheet and depressed. Why? Because he had visited a mass X-ray unit and had been called back t<> have ■ecomd X-ray. First, though, he wanted to have i talk with me. He bit
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    LET'S HAVE YOUR SAY
    531 19 LET'S HAVE YOUR SAY Motoring Page by Peter Lint WHAT do you have to say about the looks of these three new sports cars? Doubtless you have already decided that the one at the top of the page is a BEAUTY. It Is the new Volvo PlBOO Coupe— a car
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    THE THEATRE
    343 19 THE THEATRE T SUPPOSE you've heard about ■1 the line-ihootnig film producer who made a traveloguetype film about China and then billed it as having a cast of six hundred million people? The Smgapore Stage Club must be 1 eel ing a bit like thai chap, with a cast of
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    113 19 ACROSS: 2. Trespassing. 10. Areas 12. Pile 13. Beans. 14. Ogled. 16. Galleon. 18. Red. 21. Yearn. 22. Se«. 24 Eras. 26. Are. 27, Sins 28. Pelltt 29. Count*. 30 Only. 31. Hot. 33, Mere. 34, t>ty. 35. Leper. 37. Wed. 38. Paraded. 40. Deter. 43, Aorta. 46,
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      249 19 fl of course you have heard of FLEX-I-FORCE but do you know these facts Tool of 1001 uses for t pulling, maintenance, push/pull rams, industry, pipe-bending. Rams with range from 2-100 tons, all steel construction, wide variety of closed heights and heights of lift High Pressure Hose gives advantage of
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      184 19 (roPUi-A* crossword) ACROSS: 2. Inirudinii (11); i DOWN: 1. Stab (3 i 2. Bever.iae 10. Districts .s>: 12. S'.ack i4>; (3); 3. Re.sounaed >4); 4Tiy <si; 13 Planu 14. Maui eyes at 5. Supporting post <6>:6. Club', (s'. 16 Old-time treasure vessel is>: 7 Portent 4 1 8. Misfortune i7i;
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    Referee robs Singapore of chance to get the equaliser
    244 20 Su oa>s oeioie ihev be,. MalKVa Cup. hui«*'d uetr* ing Hong Ml team 3-.1 'Mllgllt ■ie:f «h.> mutd Singapore nd were had to piay ncr in attack wild haa to leav« I lempeiature. inioiii. W i r- .setback.^ and the mm
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    Weng Hong is bogey winner
    129 20 viAPORE Bfcl W..i,. Hunt; <plu.s 3 1 von lit Lsland Club A' tmisioui busty competition be*: ing S Dv PWtrti '.ill squarei ai R.I C. toua\ I Ball y-Krrp winner* were Wong Weng Hong and 1.. H Giezouse, ttiui B D.j Plessu> runnei -up. M
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    HONDA FINISH 1, 2 AND 3
    157 20 ASSEN. Huiiaiid. Sat Mike Hanuuod. of Britain, mio. into live leiui m the woilci motor cycling championship when he won the 250 cc event m tne Dutch T.T races on a Japane.-e Honda Pi. King's in the world cham- pionship: Hail wood 22 pts:
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    CANCER IN MALA VAN BADMINTON
    675 20 SUNDAY TIMES REPORTER TEOH ENC TATT'S INVESTIGATION REVEALS.. Officials must be brave to cut it or there is no future in the game IUJALAYAS Thomas Cup defeat by Thailand, the eventual runners-up. and the eclipse of our singles players by the Americans, who *f not
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    MANE BEATS A 1935 RECORD
    327 20 SINGAPORE. Saturday. SGT. E. MANE, of Detachments, beat a 26-year-old Singapore Police meet record when he threw 40ft 2in in the shot putt event at Thomson Road today. His mark beat the 1935 re- cord of 38ft 4in set by P. C I Manghar Khan.
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    SJI lead in City meet
    136 20 SINGAPORE, Sat.— St. Joseph* Insiiiutlon took the lend niih 121 points at the ena of the first day of the City District Schools athletic meet al Farrer Park today. Raffles were three points benlnd Result.s of finals: Boys "A" Division: 1.500 m: 1. Paul David
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      914 20 Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day Sine* the discovery of MEXDACO with. Aethma. Hidlost 40.1bn. In l>y a famous physician It la no longer weight, suffered ccughin?, choktnr necessary for anyone to suffer from and stratißllnr every nisht— couldn't SPSSjy* JEP 6 I a**«P ln Asthma, sleep— expected to He.
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      65 20 MOTOR RACING: Johor* Gra:id Piix at Johore Batiru O a.m. i. CRICKET: a.C.A. Senior tournpy S.C.R.C. v Army. Shcinon Way; R.A.P. v S.C.C.. Chaiißi. University V C.S.C Se|X)y Lines; Police v S.R.C. Thomson Road. SOCCKR: S A.F A. Dtv. 30 Suli-uamai v Indian Bro.. Farrer Park. \V.\TKK POLO: S.A.S.A. LraßUe.
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    AMAGASAKI BEST ON TRACK FORM
    1202 21  -  EPSOM JEEP EPSOM JEEP'S DOUBLE: Amagasakl, District Line RACING...with AMACASAKI (late Icy Blast) looks a bright each way prospect in the Class 4, Div. 1 7f handicap (Race Two) at Kuala Lumpur today. This nicely-bred four-year-old by Boreohs made a promising debut, at Bukit Timoh
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    SELECTIONS
    174 21 I PM)M JEEP I CALL BOY POINTER I Race 1 IS HONDIK- 13 WONDERS 13 WONDERS Raffles square Periwinkle Periwinkle l t.rrat Ka«le Kinabaln Remembrance KM* I \M\«.\S\K1 AMAGASARI AM\(.ASAKI h. rii Forward Step River (loud 2.15 River loud The Dolphin The Dolphin Race 3 I DI8T. UM THE
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    Thrilling Thomson win
    132 21 LEEDS. Sat. Peter Thomson Australia) won the £>MX> first prize in a dramatic last-hole finish to the "Yorkshire Evenme News" £1735 go'f tournament here yes-' terti.a Thomson had a 72-hole ;isgreigbie score ol 282 to beat Britain s< Ryder Cup captain Dai Bees Rees, who led Thomson
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    SACA gets ready for SEAP Games
    181 21  -  JOE EZEKIEL i QINGAPORE Amateur Cyclic ing Association has begun its preparations for participation In the second South-east Asia Peninsular Games at Rangoon in December. It has selected 16 riders for training under two leaders and this will be reduced by the end of
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    896 22  - SUZUKI MAKES HIMSELF G.P. FA VOURITE MOK SIN PIN FIRST JAPANESE TRIUMPH... /GRAND PRlX^fflffl^ L b l J. Bahru, Sat QIICHI SUZUKI, of Japan, the man with the Isle of Man T.T. reputation, installed himself as the hot favourite to win this year's Grand Prix for motor cycles tomorrow afternoon
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    First day's results
    310 22 MOTOR CYCLES 125 rx. a.ie under <5 lanei 1. T. Fujii i Honda i. 2. H. Has>esav.a (Yamaha i. 3. K.C. Wong i Yamaha lOmin. 33.25ec. 126 c.c to 250 c.c. HO laps); 1. Glichi Suzuki (Honda Four. 2. Hiroshi Hasegawa Yamaha'. 3. C. Prof-fitt-Whit« (Honda Foun,
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    LGU winners
    51 22 SINGAPORE. Sa M,s. M.I Siieeuv won ihe L.G.U. Sil\cr Dh.sion medal at the R.I C. (nib evening wun a net 72. Ruimeiiip wa.s Mrs M. En will) a nd 74. The bionze medal '.vis woii by Mi> B. Lynch tnei 70 1 Rai.neiup was Mrs. M. Horie met
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    Aussies are well placed in Test
    422 22 Aussies are well placed in Test LORDS Sat. A fighting partnership between Barrintjton (59 n.0.) and wicketkeeper Murray (14 n.0.) gave England slender lead of 44 runs with four srrond innings wickets standing at the end of the third day's play here today. Early In the morning the j Australian
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    121 22 WmtM Mi •fmiOTKm I MM AND MRS Th»n«a«jorai Mam •r!tr.4j nn4 r.|a'n cor.ra; jUtory ■»—1». u.u»ioo ut tbeir TNI FAMILY OF !hr Ij' ami dona»nd lUKtiiM' id 4 loan ut cara at tax day. MM LAURA DC SOU2A and and »ho attn 4 il of Uavld a, souza aad
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    27 22 H»rW» M fiilimum) TODAY MAN BOOTY t M. s. hool OB brhalf of l.vona Motors I pr. »mt a "Motorcade' ai the Joho i Uijßd Prix.
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    173 22 ENGLAND Ist Inns. !06 AUSTRALIA 1«( Inns. .McDonald b ttatimm 4 LAHRV c Murray b Dexter 130 SIMPSON c Illingworth b Trueman 0 HARVEY c Barrington b Trueman 27 i O'NEILL b Dexter 1 Bl R(.K Murray b biaiham 46 DAVIDSON lbw Trueman 6 M.UKAY c Baiiiiw.oii b
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    122 22 I ONOON. Sat— Tea scores in todays cricket matches were: At (•uildford: Cambridge Uni- \ersity 171 v Surrey. At Coventry: Warwick 163 (K. I IbHciulla 42. J. Kennedy 50. A. Brown 6-29 Gloucester 26-2. At Westcliffe: Ei.se:v 177 >G Smith 75 1 Somerset 48 At Middlrsbruuzh:
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      1 1 SWITZERLAND
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      Switzerland-little UN but far from unified
      1123 1  - Switzerland-little UN but far from unified R. A. Langford DIFFERENT LANGUAGES-ONLY ONE LOYALTY By Alp horn players, wearing rheir usual working costume. They live in Osrschweiz and speak Cerman. THERE is no country quite like Switzerland, and no people even remotely resembling the Swiss. Flatten the mountains out with a
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      Majestic Matterhorn
      25 1 POSSIBLY the best known Swiss view of all the town of Zermart, a great favourite with tourists, with the Marterhorn in the background.
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        24 1 THE lAIEST AUTOMATIC-CALENDAR WITH ])AY~DATE ©TITITC 111 U j s.ie A^,: LAP HENG COMPANY LIMITED Singapore: Bank of China Building Hong Kong: Marina House
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        177 1 POLE ROUTE R PATE Design patented Why your best watch should be a Universal Proof No 1 Universal has its own research and development laboratories which have invented such mechanisms as the Microtor, hailed as the greatest advance in self-winding movements in 30 years. Priftf.No 2 Watches taken at random
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      Three portraits of a people who have found unity in diversity
      670 2 MANY LANGUAGES-BUT ONE NATION From Page One promises, lor the re-ult li a foregone conclusion. Half-way through tIM the citizen has to think hard before he can remember the current president name The Federal Council submits recommendatlo the two
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      Footwear of the finest quality for the world
      200 2 Footwear of the finest quality for the world THE Swiss footwear industry dotes back to the middle of the 19th century when C. F. Bally laid the foundation stone at Schoenenwerd of the famous concern that bears his name. Even before the turn of the century many other footwear factories
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      THE OVERSEAS STUDENT IN SWITZERLAND
      138 2 THE OVERSEAS STUDENT IN SWITZERLAND rpHE number of foreign 1 students at the nine universities of Switzerland set a record In 1913/14 which was to be broken In the last few years only. However, already before World War I one often heard the expression "foreigner universities" because the students from
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      Fine food? You can't beat the Swiss
      338 2 Fine food? You can't beat the Swiss THE best-known Swiss industry to many people in Malaya after watch making will certainly be food processing and canning. The most typical branch is chocolate, mad« in 36 factories employing more than 5,000 workers. Swiss chocolate has always enjoyed a worldwide reputation as
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        176 2 M. H. SHAMDASANI COMPANY, 41/43, The Arcade, Singapore 1. P.O. Box 2284 Founded: 1948 Cables: Aristocrat Tele: *****, ***** WE 60 FORWARD-NEVER BACKWARD Menage to Manufacturers: w e mvite you to contoct us, in case of any fear or difficulty that you or your resident agent might be experiencing in
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        101 2 for enthusiasts of all kinds of sea sports TiTONi se/iScOPeP w^^*^ M^^ M w^^'^^'^'?^PM^^l^^^^^^"w>^^JE^^^^Sa^^^^^ l *B^^^S^ ■■•••w'»i»w TITONI Seascoper watches are care- S^SS^S^^^^Bvfflßw 33 fully tested in the laboratory of our sS^sg^ B™^^^^!^Bßf^MkSjL^ ii. -i modern watchmaking factory in Swit- fc P l zerland to withstand strong atmospheric H|B^^f w
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      Switzerland, watch maker to the world
      895 3 CRAFT HAS BROUGHT OUT NATIONAL SKILLS WATCHMAKING has contributed most to making Switzerland known throughout the world as an industrial rather than an agricultural nation. For a long time watch-making remained one of the crafts, but during the course of this century it has
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      Facts about those precious jewels...
      665 3 4 GOOD watch has as many jewels as it needs. These jewels are not the real thing (in the last century, they really were), but synthetic rubies worth only a few cents. Putting a few more in a movement than are required costs themanufacturer very
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        504 3 An Easy Key to Watch Buying mm |^M V iß^few Selecting a Good Watch for Your Money fB mMmW. Selecting a good watch for your money BJ^^K I^, is not difficult if you know what you 1 9 mVJm9BmB^I ImF arc '°°k' n f° n W'^out the experience J^k KmßmmW^Bm
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      Tourism
      93 4 FROM ICE SKATING IN WINTER TO WALKS ALONG THE SHORE OF A ROMANTIC LAKE— THERE IS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE FOUR pictures that will give you a good idea of what the visitor can expect to see, and do, in Switzerland. Top left, a family come bock to earth after
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      CLIMATE TOO ATTRACTS THE VISITOR
      298 4 CLIMATE TOO ATTRACTS THE VISITOR MO COUNTRY offers so much natural beauty within so limited an area as Switzerland. Its mountains capped with eternal snow, its romantic lakes, health resorts, its sturdy little mountain railways and picturesque towns and castles, all have combined to make Switzerland the meetingplace of travellers
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        166 4 CURTA THt KEY TO EVERY CALCULATING PROILEM &T JL dWvdeS r '^^jAb adds I I in ■II LJH m. isfe Vrec/sa 117 must be seen in operation before its performance can be fully appreciated 2O BTG Q<4[) FULLY AUTOMATIC CALCULATING MACHINE J ■»h two 20->i9ure register g GEO. WEHRY CO.
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        111 4 Hpl| 1 FROM THIS FACTORY IPfi I r'J Jk N> V/UIYiL W m) WATHHFS ftt ffrtIUIILO I v. 2^. ORIS WA T CHES are sold in 89 countries E&&& and make friends wherever they go. The *«laf j UPI^K reason is not hard to find. ORIS |£l*j j !2&J WATCHES
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      Switzerland today is well up in first rank of world industrial nations
      1227 5 Switzerland today is well up in first rank of world industrial nations THE HISTORY of the Swiss machine industry dates back to the early 19th century. In those days, the demand was first for spinning frames and. later, for power looms. The mechanisation of the textiles industry created the demand
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        220 5 ff ILU NZ Engineers „0* '^el with tilting screw and rotatable gQ M .^^^J^jji lpvel without horizontal circle L jt j. A^ji pBP^^^ An en^ cifn t. accurate instrument lor general engineering, such as geodetic levelling, setting-out of roads and L** l 'S?** railways, construction of bridges and tunnels. Handy
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      JTHE RED CROSS -A SYMBOL OF MERCY AND SUCCOUR
      1729 6 JTHE RED CROSS -A SYMBOL OF MERCY AND SUCCOUR It all began on a European battlefield 102 years ago By a Sunday Times special correspondent THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE OWE THEIR VERY LIVES TO THE GOOD SAMARITAN OF SOLFERINO AT SOLFERINO, south of Lake Garda, Napoleon 111 and his French-Piedmontese army
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        48 6 SOWAR BY WEST END WATCH C 2 REASONABLE PRICEb /Hlth^^l W^Wl mi A 9 ents: LAP HENG COMPANY LIMITED Singapore: Bank cf China Building Hong Kong: Marina House •v.\v*«*« v.\vlv*« ••v.v.'liJiß made HH i n a n J^? PV9VI instant t^^^^ sole agent: F. E. ZUELLIG (SINGAPORE) LTD
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        56 6 camyJ^ THE WELL-KNOWN SWISS WATCH Obtainable o» all watch dealer* FAMOUS SWISS FABRICS I Printed Silks and Rayons Speciality Filament Crepes Fully Guaranteed. STEHLI SILKS LTD. ZURICH Embroidered Fabrics for Dresses -Cheong Sams Speciality Kebaya and Saree Voiles Fully Guaranteed. JACOB ROHNER LTD REBSTEIN AiiiiUihlc tit till leading, stuns Representatives:
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      Citizen and soldier...
      1037 7 MILITARY TRAINING A MUST FOR EVERY YOUTH: THAT IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY By DR. E. BIERI COR the past 1 50 years no foreign soldiers set foot on Swiss territory except as refugees. Switzerland has known no aggression despite the fact that it is located in
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      Neutrality still possible -if you are strong
      758 7 By DR. E. BOERLIN Member of Swiss National Council IS neutrality still pos--1 sible today? This question has often been asked during recent years with reference to Switzerland and other countries. In answering the question on beha'.f of Switzerland we do not want
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        172 7 \JCJUi -d^nti mm Z f ft /t-^^L.^ 6C^t/6o Precision fully automized Undisturbed b> any outward influence 1 lenu Mitic remains reliable year alter year. I ntircly on its own aeiord, it offers modern men continuous, infallible certainty of knowing the right lime. ETERINin-.VIVinTIC MODERN ACCURATE DEPENDABLE sole agent: F. E.
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      Textiles
      1290 8  -  Jean Lefebre By MANY SWISS PRODUCTS USED BY THE TOP PARIS FASHION HOUSES THE SILK industry, introduced into Switzerland in the 13th century, now covers all the stages of manufacture. Zurich is the centre of the silk trade and the export of silk and rayon fabrics, which are in
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      Chemicals—a big role in Swiss economy
      649 8 Chemicals a big role in Swiss economy EXPORT figures alone can give one a fair idea of the importance of the Swiss chemical industry in the national economic structure. During the years 1958 and 1959. 15.5 per cent of the total value of the country's export trade was accounted for
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        233 8 If you like a glass of cool nourishing r. r yg*w 1 1 IV take p the best &Ea& brA^ I v J^g'enic Swiss ""'^.Jk BEAR BRAND STERILIZED FRESH SWISS MILK sole agent: F. E. ZUELLIG (SINGAPORE) LTD. vibrograf t\:\:\: Wwm WATCH-TESTING I i- I > Jf Tfc^ r'e'O SA.
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