The Straits Times, 25 March 1962

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    18 1 NATIONAI LIBRARY AWU9H WNOIJLVN THE SUNDAY TIMES in 20 CENTS No. 1353. SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1962 RUN 040
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    Lock icon Symington reveals stockpile surpluses
    632 1 Symington reveals stockpile surpluses WASHINGTON, Saturday. fHE IS. strategic- stockpile iil;i!ns I()4.<KH) tons of tin and :U2.(KK) tens of rubber "surplus to the maximum objective." Their value ll put at U*****.1 million and U*****.7 million, respectively. The figures are contained a. a siatrIf Senator Stuart Symington, chairnun o! the Senate
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    ASA: MAJOR TALKS
    219 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE Co-operation the theme at Highlands 'sub-summit' Trade a main topic By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday AN EASIER flow of trade— possible foundation of a South-East Asian common market— will be discussed by the Foreign Ministers of Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines when they meet in
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    Nikita Khrushchev
    32 1 The Soviet Prime Minister, :troordlng to reports that cooil- ue to flow into Hong Kong, ls t>ein? wtdelv denounced at pubI r meetings Inside CommiinLst China a* a Tevlsloniw."— C.P.l.
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    A cat and a rat
    20 1 WU be launched into pptre as part of the French rctf.iicli proKtunime this year. lleut^r
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    EXPERTS EXCHANGE ON AGENDA
    237 1 EXPERTS EXCHANGE ON AGENDA THKEE-WAY exchange ol experts will be a major topic at the Foreign Ministers' meeting. Malaya, it is said, will offer the other two countries experts on rubber and tea: The Philippines experts on copra, the coconut plantation industry and sugar and Thailand specialists in rice cultivation.
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    $14 mil. bank raid
    183 1 $14 mil. bank raid General Satan's men step in unnoticed at closing time ORAIV Saturday IX the second biggest bank robl>eiy in history, v gang of 15 of General Haoul Satan's (above) men, some disguised as policemen, held up the Banque D'Algerie here yesterday and got away with gold and
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    Lock icon MiG hit over Quemoy
    69 1 "FAIPEH. S.u. SiMecn ChiMM Conimu.'ii.si MiG Jets Hew over Quemoy yesterday. Nationalist Chinese anti-aircraft batteries damaged one of the planes, a Defence Ministry communique mi id today. The communique said the planes were flying high and made no attempt to bomb or strafe hr Nationalist-held island.
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    Lock icon Shirley Bastey
    31 1 The CartlnT-born singer, was In ken unconscious to a hospii.tl to) Sydney early yesterday from her hotel suite. The 25--yetir-old sinver has been appearing in a Sydney nightclub.— Reuter
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    Dyke of Edinburgh's
    39 1 Car was hit by v tomato and two in Buenos Aire.s yesterday v lie continued hi* tour of South America. I lie niLiMle* nit the -M*» of me car and spattered onto the Duke's sl«evei.— UPi.
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    Lock icon Clement Davies
    21 1 P. A member of Parliament and ormer leader of Britain's Liberal Party, died last nlgiit He wa* 78. U.P.I.
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    Senu Abdul Rahman
    30 1 Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia has paid a farewell > call on Basic Iqduslxiee and Mining Minister. -Mr. Chaeful > Saleh. The Ambassador will leave shortly aft««fQuroears vi Indonesia. U.P.l.*^!*"
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    Lock icon Avtrell Harriman
    28 1 VS. Assistant Secretary j of State for Far Eastern Affairs. < flew unexpectedly to Vientiane j yesterday for a meeting «rttb strongman Gen. Phoumi Nosa- van. —U.P.I.
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    Dr. Subandrio
    28 1 Indonesia's Foreign Mini&ter Subandrlo said yesterday that secret talks on West Irian with Dutch negotiators In the United States "did not achieve any progress a; all."
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    A Manchester vicar
    30 1 Charged in Ms parish magaline that ladies who wore stiletto heel* to church would cause lees damage to the Moors if they arrived in Churchill tanks ln•tead.—R«u*»r
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    Record rainfall
    21 1 Pell m Ipoh yesterday. when 2.25 inches bogged down cars in some streets which were flooded to knee-deep level.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    47 1 LONDON, Sat. A motorist shaves himself with an electric razor, cleans his shoes, and reads two news- papers every day while waiting in traffic jams on the Victoria Embankment. Westminster City Council was told. The council has tanned parkin* on the Embankment during ru*h-hours.
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    Ex-bandit Yap is trying again
    300 1  - Ex-bandit Yap is trying again KHO SEOW CHEW By £1 ALA LLMPia Sal. A roniier terrorist is writing ;i play in Malay for the Sdungor National Language Month Competition to be held in April. The author. Yap Hong Boob, will produce it and will play the par! of ;i Malay
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    A Cuban demand
    29 1 Par an International Court review of it s expulsion from the Organisation of American States <OAS> was rejected by the United Nations Security Council today.— u.P.l.
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    Lock icon Linda Christian
    22 1 Widow of the late film star Tyrone Power, said in Mexico City .she will marry British actor Edmund Purdom. U.P.I.
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    LATEST |
    31 1 LATEST WIDOW WHO DIED.., I *st Ui-toIHT. Mrs. l.stlirr hMh i<^- Irlt SBtsoo for the rare of her 10-\ ear-old terrier. Bridget, it h.iv rr vealed in Bath. Britain. 1 l/.IM.
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    GOVT'S AIM: MONTHLY INCOME OF $350 ON THE FARM
    466 2 GOVT'S AIM: MONTHLY INCOME OF $350 ON THE FARM RURAL FOLK URGED TO BOOST EARNINGS From DAHARI ALI Malacca. Sat jTYERY adult in the rural areas of Malaya should have a monthly income of $350. That is the aim of the Government, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said
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    'Make Japs pay' call backed by Chuang
    184 2 'Make Japs pay' call backed by Chuang SINGAPORE Sat. The 16-year-old Appeal Committee for Singapore Chinese massacred by Japanese, which helped to hang several Japanese war rriminals after the war. has supported a demand by the Chine se Chamber of Commerce for rompensation from the Japanese Government. The committee also
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    DIRECTOR GOES HOME
    27 2 SINGAPORE Sat. The deputy director of the Dnited States Information Agency. Mr. Donald Wilson. pa&>ed through here yesterday on his way back to Washington
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    Coroner at doctor's inquest: 'Rubbish'
    155 2 IPOH Sat. The inquest on Dr. GV. Thuraippah. 28. who was kllUd in a car crash nine Bile* north of here while driving to a friend's wedding on Dec. 3 last year, was postponed by the coroner here today because an important police witness did
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    Harun (1 want to be alone) ends loneliness
    217 2  - Harun (1 want to be alone) ends loneliness HAMIDON BAHARI By JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Inche Harun ("I want to be alone") bin Ibrahim. < above t the 35-year-old son of a fisherman who shut himself up in his room for 28 years refusing even to see hi.s brothers and sisters,
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    British soldier-in-love who disappeared: His romance is over
    230 2 LONDON, Saturday. 'JMIK romance of the vanishing soldier and the Chinese girl who cost him 14 days' detention for being absent without leave is over. Private Frank Juchau, 22, who was sent back to England from Malaya, after he disappeared from his
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    Police offer $2,500
    78 2 IPOH. Sat. A $2,500 reward is being offered by the police here for information leading to the arrest of the person or p«Tson.s who murdered a widow and her daughter in the early hours of Dec. 16 at Parit Buntar. Neighbours who rushed to the house in
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    POINTER on training ... YOUR DOG
    395 2 POINTER on training YOUR DOG WE now come to the training of Hunting or Gun Dogs. First of all we have to decide what we want our dog to do. I would like to clarity a point here, and that is. If a dog is a Gun Dog. it does
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    Lock icon Plane with a golden tap
    110 3 MV PUTIKK shows th c world's most luxurious airliner and itv resident hostess. 23-year-old Siti Baizura binte Hussein. Siti Baizura il the glamour girl from Kuala Lumpur who is now in Britain on the verge of big things in big show business. My man In
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    FLYING HIGH WITH OUR GLAMOUR GIRL IN A MILLION-DOLLAR AIRCRAFT
    259 3 FL YING HIGH WITH OUR GLAMOUR GIRL IN A MILLION-DOLLAR AIRCRAFT can shower in H 'tap of gold, soap holder in gilt' and after that you can drink whatever you choose to the light of a pair of olde coach lamps. If bad weather looms ahead while you are in
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    CAN YOU HELP?
    145 3 HAVE you any rare works on the Tamil language or literature? Could you send them along to the Rev. Xavier Thani Nayagam i below who tells me that the University of Malaya is preparing a bibliography on Tamil studies. "By its nature, this project must bring in
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    THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
    130 3 I WATCHED a most unusual convocation ceremony at Sungel Ular near Kuantan the graduation of eight exponents of "Rodaf the graceful. Trengganu court dance long dead but now revived by energetic 30-year-old Salleh bin Juiof Not only revived but revivifed for Inche Salleh ha.? cut out the
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    ORPHANAGE FOR CATS
    135 3 IF you see an unwanted kitten In Malacca you can be sure of one thing. It will find Its way to the home of 50-lsh Madam Mary Sim. a housewife dedicated to the task of seeing that every stray In her ancient fortress town gets a square
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    GOOD FOR ALAUGH
    262 3 A VACUUM cleaner salesman thrust his way past a housewife into her living room. Before she could do more than offer a couple of words of protest, he took a paper bag from his pocket and liberally sprinkled the carpet with ashes, dust, woodchips and cold, dry
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    GIRL WHO MADE IT
    10 3 DAY THAT CHANGED MY LIFE SARIMAH
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    IN 3 SHORT YEARS
    334 3 IN 3 SHORT YEARS PERTLY talented B«rimah. riding high today as one of the confirmed successes among jL the Bhaw stars, likes to look back on th« day just three years ago 2^. when she decided to leave Pulau Rusa. a tiny Pahang village six miles yL from Pekan. and
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    The jailer who shot his wife
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    SEIZED FROM VAN: HIDDEN OPIUM WORTH $250,000
    223 5  - SEIZED FROM VAN: HIDDEN OPIUM WORTH $250,000 GAULDIN MIRANDA KUALA LUMPUR. Sat B, {TSTOMS officers from Penanjj yesterday stopped a van on the Ma ran Road to the Hast Coast and seized opium worth more than a quarter million dollars. The opium, in 545 packages cleverly lii«l den in the
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    Jail—and a few words with wife
    147 5 Jail— and a few words with wife SINGAPORE. Sat.— Lee Ah Hong, 32. was jailed for two years in the Second District Court today when he pleaded guilty to escaping from the legal custody of a police constable. It was his 12th. Inspector E. Mahadevan, prosecuting, .-aid Lee was sent
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    The lawyer's role
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Ist Proi. LA. Sheridan. Dean of the Law Faculty. University of Singapore, spoke on the "Role of a lawyer in the community' to members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, at luncheon today.
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    Man's illegal means to increase income
    192 5 Man's illegal means to increase income SINGAPORE. Sat.— A cofleeshop attendant h..d to resort to illegal means to earn an income to support his family, the Sixth Magistrates Court was told today. Tan Siew Sionp. 31. m lined $200 when he pleaded guilty to a charpe of assisting in the
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    ARMED ROBBERY: SIX YEARS FOR LABOURER
    145 5 ARMED ROBBERY: SIX YEARS FOR LABOURER SINGAPORE. Sat -An odd job labourer. Lee 1 Liang Hoo. 22. was jailed I for six years by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the Assize Court yesterday for robbing a van driver. Chon« Hwat Sing, at knife-point with another m;ui at Harvey Avenue
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    WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE FUNDS OF STUC? asks UNION
    206 5 WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THE FUNDS OF STUC? asks UNION SINGAPORE, Sat. The IU.OOO-strong Naval Bar* Labour I'nion wants to know what has happened to the funds of the Singapore Trader I'nion Con Rress to which its members have contributed. Mr. James De < m-. president of the union, in
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    STRIKE FIRM SAYS: THIS IS BLOW TO RUBBER TRADE
    349 7 PLEA FOR EMERGENCY PLANS IF STOPPAGE GOES ON Walk-out by 130 men hits pan-Malayan operations claim SINGAPORE, Saturday. A STRIKK by 130 employees of Cooper Brothers and Co. is affecting the pan-Malayan rubber trade and other commercial operations, a spokesman for
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    Boy gets a whipping
    195 7 FOR ROBBING CYCUST WITH GANG AT PLANTATION PBNANO. Sat. A 16--year-old boy was today ordered to be given six strokes of the rotan for robbing a cyclist. Lee Soon Par. ot a watch, a ring and $50 on n rambutan planta- tion off Bagan Jermal Road
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    DALE CARNEGIE DANCE
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Sa; Thr Rock Chapter of the Dale Carnegie Alumni Associa- tion here will hold a dance at the Fraser and Neave sports pavilion next Saturday.
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    FISH TALK
    362 7 T^HE MM Dts>t lliir.g to live lood x for fishes is dead food in the fresh state. Fishes, 01 course, varying m their feeding habits, some being carnivorous— eating ether fches (Often their own kind) or animals of other croups some being ftrictlj PCfMafton, but by far the
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    Dr. GOH OPENS $6mil. JOINT STORE CEMENT MILL
    303 7 Dr. GOH OPENS $6mil. JOINT STORE CEMENT MILL SINGAPORE. Sat. Tht first joint Singapore Japanese manulactupiny enterprise, a S6-million cement factory at the Harbour Board, was opened by the Finance Minister. D: Goh Keng Swee. today. Opening the mill, tlie M.nister pledged the Government's support and cooperation to other foreign
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    Toh: Role of engineers
    79 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Ton 0 Chin Cii\e. the Deputy Prmif Minister, told Singapore engineers tonlglv. that they had a H| part to play in Singapore* industrialisation, and vital role In Malaysia. Dr. Toh was speaking at the annual dinner of the SingaporeMalayan Joint Oroup of the
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    Itinerant cloth seller found decapitated: Man gets 10 years
    222 7 JOHORE BAHRL, Saturday. ifOHAMED WAKIL. a 33-year-old cloth seller who roamed the KOUI Tinfld and Kuab Sedili ureas on j idOtOT-cydc selling cloth on credit, collected $400 cash on Sept 211 last year. Three days later Mohamed visited Kampong Telok. He
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    INCHE YUSOF TO OPEN ARMY MOSQUE ON FRIDAY
    98 7 INCHE YUSOF TO OPEN ARMY MOSQUE ON FRIDAY SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yang dl-Peruan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will declare open the $80,000 Masjid Tentera di-Raja. the first* mosque built here by the British Army, on March 30 The mosquf ka situated on a hill at the Bth mile Clement!
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    Gifts from Jaycees
    36 7 SI^■G^PORL Sal A party from the Singapore Junior Chamber of Comi merce today visited the Trafalgar Home tn Yio Chu Kang Road %nd presented gifts of linen and toilet articles to the inmates.
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    Nightmare house and the five teachers
    174 7 Nightmare house and the five teachers lOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Five young Malay teachers, all bachelors, thought themselves lucky when they found a reasonably big house in Stulang Darat here at S4O rent a month. But yesterday they were all out looking for other accommodation. Said Che Gu Bahauddin bin Fauk:
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    Driver stabbed to death in fight
    47 7 Driver stabbed to death in fight SINGAPORE Sat A deliver-, van driver. O^- ir.an bin Amin 3j. wa.^ stabbed to death in a light in Oldham Lane, here today. Osman. who sustained a stab wound In his left side died on admission to t lie General Hospital.
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    PIMPLES?
    75 8 v. mote surttruiK iron. iuui|jie»: Ml UAC tMMBi "I e *>Kin cleat ojnoles. and none Hmaiinalj j Mrdac reduce- Mie excess natural evt^e thai cios- uores tt* -tntle aotisept'.r nction prevent* :.:rr;ion by iserrns Nrv» ;j;moie.(kmi net a chanre «hfi, rou iu# I Medac ItedM hfuis. oimoies in trie
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    THE MUU MUU
    618 8 PAGE WITH FLAIR FOR ALL THAT IS FEMININE Missionaries invented it -but they would not recognise the dress note "W (harming Arlene Wu shows ofl four modern muu muus. Pictures 1 and 4 show two versions of the shortie muu. Picture 2 shows the old Grandmother Tutu
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    Man and the girl at the station
    426 8 Man and the girl at the station HUMAN CASEBOOK J WAS transferred to Bukii Mertojam Iwo weeks ago where I met :i girl at the railway station. A man of *2(). I am holding a responsible job. In spite of this I manaaje lo tinri some tree time in the
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    THE FEARLE CHANGS
    1428 9 J" 1 JOHN SELVAM MEETS MMM MALAYA'S TOP ACROBATS A family of traditional show-men who believe that the show must go onespecially if it is on the programme THE theatre was parked; the audience had come from far and wide to thrill to the personal performances of
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    Your Sun day radio
    432 9 RADIO MALAYA *.M. Kuala Lumpur. P»nanß. Malacca and National Shortwave only: 6.00 Negara-ku and tne News headlines^: 6.05 Morning Melodies: 7.00 Rendezvous with Music. All Stations: 7.30 The Nrwe: 7.35 Breaklasf Club; 8.00 The News In the National Language: 8.08 Bright and Bm/y; 856 News Headlines:
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    Job waits for man back from Australia
    456 9 Job waits for man back from Australia DROP ns a line at: Thr Know Alls. Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road. Singapore. MEMO to C.T.K. Of ITI Penang who has been hunting for a Job since returning from Australia with a Perth Technical College diploma and associateship of the
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    ALIEN POLICE GRILLED KIDNAP SUSPECTS INQUIRY IS TOLD
    534 10 COURT REJECTS DEFENCE PLEA TO HAVE RECORD OF SPORE OFFICER PUT IN KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday allegation that a Singapore police officer was "imported" into the Federation to grill two of the four people accused of kidnapping the eldest brother of multi-millionaire Lee
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    $210,000 CASE: 7 WANTED TO MAKE FORTUNE'
    342 10 $210,000 CASE: 7 WANTED TO MAKE FORTUNE' KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. J^ FORMER estate contractor, G.H. Thagiris, who was the "banker" in a mahjong game in which $210,000 was lost to a towkay, said in the Sessions Court here today that he thought he could make a fortune out of it.
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    Translating done free during L-Week
    193 10 Translating done free during L-Week SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Malay Teachers' Union and 10 of its members have offered free services to translate signboards and advertisements of commercial and business houses Into the national language. Announcing this today, the Dewan Bahasa dan Kebudayaan Kebangsaan said that these services would be
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    Police probe two deaths
    61 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Police here are investigating the deaths of two men whose bodies were found yesterday at Jalan Scudai and Oelang Patah, not far from here. Chong Jee Hong, 25. a labourer, was found dead In a drain at Jalan Scudai. Tan Kirn Teow, 53,
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    Foot flies in on brief visit
    45 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Sir Hugh Foot, former Governor of Cyprus, flew In from London today for a brief visit. He Is on his way to the Australian trust territory of New Guinea as chairman of a United Nations mission.
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    Ministry seeks students for Form Six
    218 10 Ministry seeks students for Form Six KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Ministry of Education is inviting candidates for Sixth Form art and science classes throughout the country. A Ministry statement today said: "Based on the results of the School Certificate/ Federation of Malaya Certificate examination, 1961, action is now being taken by
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    ASK YOUR FATHER
    201 10 HERE'S the corner that puts parents wise the scientific answer to the questions of young people. Like this one: HOW DOES YEAST MAKE BREAD RISE? YEAST is really a fungus, though one that has nothing much In common with that other edible fungus, the mushroom It contains
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      DE GAULLE SENDS IN JETS TO ' BLAST OAS
      401 11 DE GAULLE SENDS IN JETS TO BLAST OAS ALGIERS, Saturday. r^HE French Army threw jet fighters and armoured cars into a major attack on the O.A.S. bastion of Bab-ENOued here yesterday as President De Gaulle called for "pitiless repression" of the European insurrection. Am O.A.S. ambush on an ;innv patrol
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      Jacqueline—-the bride who was a man
      99 11 Jacqueline -the bride who was a man With a look of triumph on her face, French entertainer "Coccintlle." the former female impersonator' Jacques Dufresnoy, is st:en after her civil wedding ceremony at the 18th district town hall in Paris. Delivering the kiss is her bridegroom. Francis Bonnet. Dufresnoy underwent a
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      179 11 Bear falls 35,000 ft. in jet test EDWARDS BASE California!. Sat. A 108--pound American black bear has been successfully ejected in a "clamshell capsule" escape device from a B-58 Hustler four-jet bomber travelling at well above the speed of sound. The capsule carrying the bear In ye.sterday's test over the
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      72 11 HONG KONG. S.U. Chinese families in Hong Kong do uoi appear to .sufler much lrom m-law trouble. The secretary for Clinipjo An.iir.s. Ml. J. C. McDou^ll. suid today 70 per cent of i.imily quarrels, known 10 tht secretariat in the last three months of 1961. concerned maintenance,
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      Lock icon The shock findings of Dr. Leakey
      214 11 The shock findings of Dr. Leakey WASHINGTON. Sat. Two entirely different types of man existed simultaneously in Tanganyika 1.750.000 years ago. Dr. L.S.B. Leakey, the British anthropologist, said here. Dr. Leakey, who stirred the world with his announcement yesterday that remains of a sub-human fossil he had found were 14
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      THIS SUNDAY IN AMERICA
      136 11 THIS SUNDAY IN AMERICA WANTED: music to tax you by. Internal Revenue chief Mortimer Capii r i plans to pipe music into his tax offices to soothe the savage breasts of his collectors He says: Today errors are a very costly item to us. I believe music will have a
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      277 11 INTERCEPTION BID UNSUCCESSFUL SAIGON. Sat. About 20 unidentified aircraft penetrated South Vietnamese air space in the high plateau ol Central Vietnam la>.t Tuesday, a highly qualified military source said today. One B-26. two T-28 and one C-47 aircraft of the Vietnamese Air Force took off to
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 12 !0 Words Sit (Miiummm) IN EVER LOVINC memory of R*»d Khoo Chiang Ba* who baa com to be with the Lord on 2&-3-M. Inserted by i.:j loving wife and children.
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    69 12 Words Sit (MMmmrn) NEW MORNINC/EVENING course,. commence md April. Joan Booty Charm Modelling School Cathedra.: Ball (opposite Adelphl) Tel: (Spore) *****. DORIS CEDDES Little Shop. Raffles I Kxlraorrlincry of Afternoon Dresses Hats from 10/- matching Handbags and Gloves Ideal for the forthcoming Garden Party GETTING MARRIED? Salon Phoenix Mves
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    OPINION
    467 12 LAST week was a week of splendid news in ALGERIA where after seven years of struggle and a million deaths the eagles of victory have perched on the banners of a newly-free nation. Today Algerians pause in solemn remembrance of gallant sons and daughters who wrote In martyred blood
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    IT'S THE MOST HORRIBLE SMELL IN THE WORLD
    687 12  - IT'S THE MOST HORRIBLE SMELL IN THE WORLD ABUBAKERbinDIN fly MALAYA'S NEW WHITER NO. 31 DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON, although a great man of letters, had very little use lor soap and water. In short, he was dirty. But he always insisted on people speaking correct English. Once, on being told
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    18 12 %^z i ik i 9^\ yv \s TIMES TELLS YOU WHAT MALAYANS ARE THINKING AND SAYING
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    New Zealand in Asia...
    992 12 New Zealand in Asia... THE DEPUTY Prime Minister of New Zealand, iMr. J. R. Marshall, is a quiet, scholarly man with a flair for expressing facts and figures lucidly and comprehensively. He outlined and explained New Zealand's current affairs to me when I met him on the eve of his
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      LOVE AND MR. MAO
      214 12 I DON'T know which filled me more hate, anger or disgust when I read your item about "Love. Mao and cash" (Sunday Time*. March 18 >. It Is Incredible that things of this nature should happen in the 20th Century. The idea of a great nation
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      THE PRICE OF LOBSTERS
      138 12 I AM glad to note the strong feminine bias Hasnah-Vlmala-Chen has been giving her columns of late But I was not at til surprised to read of lobsters going at 80 cents a katl at Kote Tlnetf 'Sunday Times March 18) What Hasnab wants to do
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      PENCIL AND PAPER
      69 12 BY gum that is a hard game Hasnah-Vlmala-Chen mentioned in her column last week— putting down 10 words on paper and then composing a story around them We sat down to play that game after lunch on Sunday and none of us actually made the grade. How
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      WOMAN AND MURDER
      107 12 li.ikmi your new series "Woman and the professions" and your profile of the girl who has made a science of murder (Sunday Times. March 18) My daughter who Is a keen science student was quite excited by the prospect of becoming a forensic chemist I like the
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      EXPERTS ON OBESITY
      149 12 I AM glad Hasnah-Vlmala-Chen has taken a crack at those obesity experts who insist on preaching on food fads at parties (Sunday Times. March 11). I myself had the misfortune to sit next to one at a dinner the other day and I rose from the table
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      WEDDING OF A WITCH
      78 12 I READ with delight the legendary tale "The wedding of the witch" by S.J. Grahams In the Asia Magazine. The story says that on her wedding day, Mcl Hua tossed magic rice to distract the "Bird Of Evil Fortune" from destroying her and disturbing the bridal
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      WHAT ABOUT MOSQUITOES
      120 12 QO nic. of Mr. Hoi Yoon »3 Kee of Butterworth (Sunday Times, March 18) to have come out in defence of the harmless. Inoffensive rabbits of Adelaide. South Australia. But It is obvious that Mr. Hoi has never been to Australia and has. therefore, no idea of
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      SINGAPORE LEADS
      65 12 ARTHUR GOP ALAN'S "Fight for equal pay —how It all began" (Sunday Times. March 18) was an eye-opener. As a Singaporean I am proud to say It gives me great satisfaction to know that we seem to be one of the few countries where equal pay for equal
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    LETTER OF THE WEEK
    99 12 ARTHUR OOP ALAN's "Sins of our Parents" (Sunday Times, March 4) certainly is an eye-opener for all adults who by some strange twist of argument have held that they are not responsible for the sins of their children. Now may I give a word of advice
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    YOKE HEONG....A MOTHER'S AGONY
    422 13  - YOKE HEONG.... A MOTHER'S AGONY JEFFREY FRANCIS By 'DOCTORS SAID THEY MUST AMPUTATE-BUT COULD I FACE HER WITHOUT HER ARMS?' Kuala Lumpur, Sat. J TALKED today to the mother of Lai Yoke Heong, the 1 > -year-old girl who lost both arms after a road accident this week. "Nothing can
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    God's 'yes' before temple can move
    135 13 God's 'yes' before temple can move PENANG. Sat. Officials of a 60-year-old Prangin Road Ghaut Temple near Weld Quay have asked the city council for time to consult their deity known as "Dato Kong" —on the council's request to move the temple to another site. The council wants the temple
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    MISSING BOY, 14, IS HOME AFTER FIVE DAYS
    92 13 MISSING BOY, 14, IS HOME AFTER FIVE DAYS SINGAPORE. Sat. A dishevelled and repentant schoolboy, Mohd Nor bin Abdul Ghani missing from his Geylang home since last Monday. returned home at 3 am today When his mother. Che Fatlmah Bebe. answered a knock at their Lorong 29 home this morning,
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    SMASHED-THE MALAYAN FREE FALL RECORD WITH 12,300 ft. JUMP
    174 13 OENANG. Sat— Two paratroopers from 1 the 22 Special Air Sen-ices Regiment now undergoing jungle training in this country, today smashed the Malayan freefall altitude record with a Jump of 12.300 feet. Cpl. B. Sanders and Trooper T. Roberts made the
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    Malaysian security on the agenda at defence chiefs' talks
    184 13 Malaysian security on the agenda at defence chiefs' talks SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE transfer of internal security in Singapore and the three British Borneo territories to the proposed Malaysian Government was one of the main items discussed at a meeting of top British defence official! here today. The meeting of the
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    $250 fine for false declaration
    33 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. A labourer, Tan Cheng Tong, 47. was fined $250 today in a magistrate court for making a false declaration. He pleaded guilty to committing the offence.
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    Cars speed by as unconscious man lies on road
    114 13 Cars speed by as unconscious man lies on road PENANG, Sat. Motorists Ignored an accident victim lying unconscious in Light Street at noon today. A crowd signalled them to stop and take him to hospital but they drove on. Eventually. Captain R. E. Gee. the Federation's acting Director of Marine
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    Today's high tide times
    82 13 TODAY: Sedlll KechU 12.20 pjn. (6.7 ft.). Singapore 1.14 pjn. (8.7 ft.); Port Dickson 8.39 ajn. (8.2 ft.) 9 p.m (8.8 ft.); Port Swettenham 8 ajn. (12.1 ft.) 809 pjn. (12.5 ft); Penan* 2.52 pjn. <Bft.). TOMORROW: SedUi KechU 1.05 pjn. (6.7 ft.); Singapore 1.53 pjn.
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    BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    305 13 BUSINESS ON THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE. Sat. Business on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Singapore section today with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (1.000) $1.46; Gammon 1.000 $170; Rothmans (1.000) $1.43 D; Cold Store (3.000) ss. 9d.; Steamers (3.000) 98 cents. (1.000) 97 cents; S. Traders (1.000)
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    NEW APPOINTMENT
    21 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Ow Fook Kay has been appointed secretary to the Board of Film Censors from April 6.
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    A JUNIOR WITH
    14 14 MOTORING THI OKW JUNIOR... MORE THAN GOOD LOOKS. SUNDAY TIMBS PICTURI
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    THE GROWN-UP
    716 14 TODAY I can report that Junior has grown up. The DKW Jurfior, I mean. It is still a small 'un where size is concerned; but when it comes to big-man-talk prowess, it's clearly no runt. It has grown up with a bigger heart, quicker reflexes and more sophisticated
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    BY THE WAY
    42 14 FROM "A Woman Driver," of Penan*, came this short, short letter last week: "Dear Peter Lim, WHY the long, long sentences to insult women?" To "A Woman Driver": No Insult intended; I was just putting certain things on record.
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    'The Lonely One' wins top prize
    205 14 PICTURE CONTEST IVI.nm.K of this week's TT TOP p R i ZE of S3a is "The Lonely One" (above) submitted by L.s. Tan of 155 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 5. Mr Tan used a Rolliflex camera. Setting HI. speed 60. The SECOND PRIZE of
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    The jury took * only ten minutes to find him guilty of + wilful murder
    1424 14 The jury took only ten minutes to find him guilty of wilful murder CONTINUING THE CASE OF THE JAILER WHO SHOT HIS WIFE if From Page Four this time the legal perplexities of the case had affected him so profoundly that he could only shake his head when asked whether
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    PLEASURE
    127 15 OB ACE KELLY i* coing hack to Hollywood from her paUtre in Monte Carlo to make a Him. The Sim queen who became a real prince** will be directed by her old friend Alfred Hitchcock— who wa« filming her on the Riviera in 1955 when shr first met Prince
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    Why was brace lured back to Hollywood?
    867 15  -  RUMOURS SAYRAINIER'S FUTURE IS SHAKY By LOGAN GOURLAY HER SERENE HIGHNESS Princess Grace of Monaco is returning to Hollywood, where she once reigned with considerable serenity as "The First Lady of the Screen." Since her last film, "High Society," she has turned down
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    MORE ABOUT HAYLEY
    60 15 JT was reported that Hmytey Mills tuts replaced Sandra Dee in the Hollywood film of "The Chalk Garden." "Whoopa!" Hayley exclaimed, goto enrla jumping; about her pretty pux t%et when she heard the news. "I knew that ni flootlnc mround. bat I didn't know the family"— (that's
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    The princess... she is ice that burns
    272 15 The princess she is ice that burns HITCHCOCK talks to PETER EVANS AT five minutes to seven yesterday morning I met Alfred Hitchcock. Slowly Hitchcock, the master of suspense, began to tell me how he lured the princess they said would never return back to Hollywood after six years. "I
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    Mills twins and togetherness
    480 15 PETER LIM AT THE FILMS Hayley Mills (left and right) twice as much. THE PARENT TRAP Hoyley Mills, Mour M n O'Hara, Brian Keith, Charlie Rugglct Walt Disney Distributed 'cy Rank •ryHE parent Trap" U a dellnx quent tender trap. It Is romantic enough for Romeo
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    -STAR of the WEEK'
    247 16 AS you set out on still another year of life, you discover that a great deal opens up before you. Some difficult job that you struggled with last year should now be out of your way and as you progress through the weeks ahead, you will
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    CALLING ALL LADIES!
    83 16 If UHK BIKTHOW fails brt»crn \r»"l I and \prfl T m. losivr *en 4 a paaspert jmlun- of lounetf »itb tsar name *aari». eWle ef birth and orrupalioa to: "Star of the Week." The Sunday Time*, rimes llou«r. Rhrrr Valley R«aa Sinjapore 9. Mr*. P. I. H.
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      1339 16 I kfil SE T "iWS CVEE Tl -E- S^OCt 0C H^ I OC SNTtV AfcE^ MgAViWu/.E StES 7EAM, PEEL'XS SCt^Y PCZ. w:M- I iTwEW >-i^^ JONAH' jINCOUs" r SI W-^i OCTO^-S.Pt Jow*>* p SSA.E7 OCP »V LAVA!. SeLP, I^Lu'NGES TO ThE BOTTOM 7f^~^>. *Jx/fs^ SUGKT CI6V CE t»v o«s:e\*'o«s> VwlFr?
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    AUSTRALIAN APPLE WEEK
    3 19 AUSTRALIAN APPLE WEEK
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    TWO REASONS FOR CELEBRA TING
    368 19 The new season fruit is here; premiere ot Apple Annie film Free crisp apples during the week AUSTRALIAN Apple Week is now beinjj celebrated throughout Sinf^apore to coincide with two important events. The first is the arrival of the new season s> apples direct from
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    'Granny Smith' now legend
    157 19 A WORLD-FAMOUS I Australian apple equally popular for rating in cooking is a permanent memorial to a Sydney housewife. Just a hundred years ago. Mrs. Maria Ann i Smith, known to her neighbouts as "Granny", bought some empty wooden boxes to use on her little farm
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    ONLY THE BEST GRADES ARE ALLOWED FOR EXPORT
    304 19 ONLY THE BEST GRADES ARE ALLOWED FOR EXPORT /\.NK hundred and fifty years of apple-growing has enabled Australia to establish herself as a major force in the industry with a total production capacity of 15 million bushels of fruit, of which one-third is exported to markets throughout the world. In
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      186 19 AND NOT ONLY APPLES Australia is your natural supplier of fresh, vitamin-rich FRUITS AND VEGETABLES V jiL^ M X^^r I^^^ grapes and citrus fruits come from Australian orchards l^^M^^^^^f Tropical fruits flourish in abundance on northern O nnu<; PEACmS PSiAPS GRAPEFRUIT TOMATOES CABBAGES farms In addition, a rich harvest of
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    FIBRE PACKING LESSENS FRUIT BRUISING
    597 20 FIBRE PACKING LESSENS FRUIT BRUISING New cellpack method can speed up the whole operation by six times fHE growing use in Australia of various types of fibreboard packaging for fruit and vegetables has been given a boost by the formation of a national Fibreboard Development Council. I sing the combined
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    Apples: Dried, pulped, canned as juke, cider
    134 20 D»a: the Ar:ned Services demand lor vitaminized apple and lor other apple prwtactt, led to the esiab.:.en; of planu capable ing over '.wo milbushels lrom each crop. Exploitation of Uie versatiu* the fruit has now resulted tan the production -ned apple.-, crushed apple
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    Govt.inspection ensures best for overseas
    156 20 rpo en.sure a high uniform 1 standard of apples exported to overseas markets, the Australian Government employs a team of inspectors to check consignments prior to shipment. It is the duty of these officers to examine a number of boxes from each shipment submitted for
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    Bulk apple packs reduce costs to exporters and importers
    370 20 rpilE huge volume of X apple exports overseas has resulted in the development of a specialised packing industry that has the task of ensuring that the fruit arrives at its destinations quickly and undamaged. One of the latest methods devised In
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      292 20 Specially Selected Quality Fresh Fruit and Vegetables We Distribute /^iA CAULIFLOWERS, LETTUCE, CELERY, '^bf PARSNIPS, TURNIPS, SWEDES, CARROTS, *W\ BEETROOT, RADISH, CAPSICUMS, GREEN l_3 Jk )f\ AND RED CABBAGE. VjBSPSSV POTATOES AND ONIONS. GRAPES, PEACHES, PLUMS, FAMOUS U^TuX^^/ GRANNYSMITH APPLES AND PEARS, 4/ rV^/ ORANGtS, LEMONS AND GRAPEFRUIT. LAUGH INC
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      75 20 /-^AUSTRALIAN (APPLET WEEK! >^ BiiimaAs^t "IBESaW if The AUSTRALIAN ]1 %Af\\Kl I APPLE and PEAR jW^^^'* INUW IMPORTERS 1 IN SEASON X^ COMHITTEE f F»r a delightful timc^^^^^jjhJk', f ADITfII i^M^mJ^mmm v'*Arf^- a^^ KW SINGAPORE J^*/^as**Nr Jjl fi •ft^ffufrrt at j:< i t f ;iu>V 1 1 B\pf Miracles/ i
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    Have —you ever tasted a papple?
    165 21 Have you ever tasted a papple? THE ingenious grafting 1 methods of an enr> rising Queensland orchardist. Henry Franklin, has produced a new specie of fruit in Australia— the "papple." Mr Franklin, who devotes his rare genius lor graft--0 (Nat, was the first person to grow apples on peur tree.-,
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    'An apple, Inche?'
    25 21 0 THE Australian apple girl is off on her rounds again. This time the offers a new season Delicious to a driver.
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    'Forbidden' fruit is surrounded by myths, legends
    356 21 TO DAVE THE DUDE, APPLE ANNIES APPLES WERE SUPPOSED TO PERFORM MIRACLES A FEATURE of the film "Pocketful of Miracles" is the importance attached by Dave the Dude (Glenn Ford) to the lucky qualities of apples. This superstition is shared by many people,
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    THE DAMON RUNYON WORLD OF ANNIE
    296 21 r THI film "Pocketful of Miracles." which is as- sociated with Australian Apple Week, is based on a favourite character of fiction. Damon Runyon. the I gnat story telier of New I York.- "Guys and DolLs" era. wrote the story which became one of
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      149 21 NOW SINGAPORE-PERTH inonly4hrs.somins.-ti BS flfl0fl0fl'B"»V' ..^^SSSSSSsfIB^ 1 •i^ tM t .Zm^^b«»»sssssssssswb«»^^^^^^^^ Jbbsssbssssssssl i yf^ u _.^^^s^sb^bsssssssVbsss> 'X&KsSf'^^ sWHV^^S?^^! j^S***^^ ii^SßMßsssMßssE^l^iS^^^i^^^J^^^^ i* issiiiTiiniff' I Vi Jk% Csm JP BBH fIBT fIBT Jm by QANTAS 707 U UutS Now you can fly to Perth, non-stop, with greater speed and comfort than ever
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    Pretty
    220 22 AIORE than one mil- lion ti n shares alone changed hands in the trading of Kuala Lumpur and Singapore in the past week one of the heaviest turnovers seen for many a month. Sungci Way wa.» the "hott€*t" with no le.ss than 103.000 shares being traced In both territories
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    373 22 good outlook for tin shares now LOOKING AHEAD FOR PROFIT Cut out and keep for future reference. If you hove ony queries write to the City Editor. The Sunday Times, Times House, Singapore 9. a boom, there are thousand* Df others who will B«-t their lingers burnt. There is ample
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    SPORT OPINION
    27 22  -  wt DAVID p^ KRAAL We should adopt the hockey tactics of fast and fit Pakistan Professionalism is the only way for our soccer to improve
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    1505 22 SKINNER -TWO GAMES FOR SPORE INTERVIEW WITH OUR ONLY ACTIVE DOUBLE INTERNATIONAL IS AT across the table from this lean man as he sipped a glass of water he seldom drinks and wondered how it felt to be in his shoes. I also wondered what it was that took some
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    Kesavan Soon is not yet a has-been
    312 22 9 You can express TOUR sports opinion o n tbis page. So write in now i but keep all j letters short. express TOUR sports opinion o n tbis page. So write in now but keep all letters short. YOL'R open letter to
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    QUALIFYING MARKS FOR THELIFTERS
    143 22 QUALIFYING MARKS FOR THELIFTERS ASIAN GAMES SINGAPORE. Sat. Sinv^ gapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation today .set the qualifying poundages for the Asian Games in Jakarta in August. Tho qualifying marks will be submitted to the Blnga pore Olympic and Sporta Council tor approval, which the first trials will be held in
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    Lock icon Moore hurt in race crash
    62 22 tJYDNEV. Sat. Top Australian jockey George Moore fraclured m.s led collarbone when his mount, Johnno. fell in the Sydney Turf Club Cup at Rosehill today. Johnno. favourite la i rm net, dropped back soon afier he» sii.rt and crashed into Hinli I which appeared to
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      205 22 {POPULAR CROSSWORD) Hy I I B^ T ACROSS: 1. Remove piece o» I MMVMi 2. Make possible skuU (6); 6. Amorous <6>; 10. 3 Enclosure (3); 4. Behaves c4>; lndi.pen.able (9,; tt. In~c* r^-, 6 f^t (4); 13. Rank (4); 15. Plow ral (3): 9. Despot (6); 11. Court back
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    SLTA PICK 9 FOR SPECIAL TRAINING
    214 23 SLTA PICK 9 FOR SPECIAL TRAINING SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore L.T.A. has picked nine players for specialised training in preparation Xor the Malayan open championships and the Asian Games in Jakarta in August. They are Ong Chew Bee, T.S. Kirn, Sharin Osman, Dr. K.D. Wong, S. Houghton, Henry Pang, Gordon Urn,
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    Pride of Persia napped in today's top sprint
    1196 23 f/l[i/M NOT EASY TO GAUGE wth Epsom jeep j ///T BRILLIANCE BEST BETS Angler's Serenade, Pride of Persia and Golden Lady. THE GOING is GOOD pRIDE OF PERSIA, surprisingly withdrawn last week, is a definite starter in the Class 3, Div. 1,
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    SELECTIONS
    156 23 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Rao* 1 MS ANG. SERENADE PrMe Rue Royale ANG. SERENADE Double Chance Pride PRIDE Angler's Serenade Double Chance Race S 24S ENTERTAINER Town Beat Shirai MARTIAN Entertainer Sbiras TOWN BEAT Shiraz Entertainer lid S SJM MANDY BTAR Sun Globe Chahaya SUN GLOBE Rocket Mandy
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    RUNNERS AND RIDERS FOR IPOH TODAY
    1471 23 ACCEPTORS, probable riders, betting 1 forecast, barrier draw and Focus- 1 on-Form for today's racing at Ipoh are given below. Race 1—2.15: Class 3. Oiv. 5—6 Furs. 1. ***** Mirupeo (CapU ILF. Bloxham) Rodgers, 9 8.0 1>ob«. 65 2. ***** Maunu (Salamat St.) Rodger^,
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    STTA course for coaches
    86 23 SINOAPORE. Sat. Singapore Table Tennis Association will hold a referee and coaching course from Apr. 16 to June 30 The coaching sessions will be held on Thursdays and Sundays from 6.30 p m to 7JO at a venue to be decided later. An examination will be
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    Seletar are favourites
    90 23 gINOAPORE. Bat. RAP. Seletar are favourites to win the F.E.A.P. Inter-station badminton championship which will be played from Monday to March 29 at R.A.F. Seletar gymnasium. In the Seletar line-up is Singapore State player Johnny Kokc. who Is F.E.A.F. singles and doubles champion. Main threat to Seletar
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    UP AND OH-SO-EASILY OVER... DOWN AND CERTAINLY OUT
    134 24 Vaulter Uelses on way to the rafters THE U S. champion pole vaulter with the controversijl fibre (l an pole teemed headed lor the ratten at he cleared 15ft. tin in a ttadium at Tokyo. And |oh« Uel>e didn't even conte clotr
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    Burnley boost their hopes for Div.l title
    340 24 Burnley boost their hopes for Div.l title LONDON. Sat. Burnlry boosted their English FA. League championship hopes with a 2-0 win over Birmingham. Their nearest rivals. Ip .i irli. dropped a point when held 1-1 by Nottingham Forest. Today's results give Burnley 4b points from 32 games and Ipswich 44
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    The diary
    109 24 (KKKET: Senior tourney University v. Army. Sepoy Lines; C.S.C. v. Police. Balestier: Indian As.soci.it ion v. R.A.F.. Bulestier; S.C.C. S.R.C.. pudang. Junior tourney Section "A" Combined Schools v S.C.C.. R.I. ground: N*v;il Base v C.S.C. N..V..1 But; H.Q. F.E.A.F. v Prtsoi.v. ObagkH; R.A.F. Ch.uigi v RAF. Tengfili. Cliaiigi;
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    Selangor. Pahang in polo final
    117 24 PENANG. Sat. The Royal I Polo Club A u:!l meet the Selant gor Polo Club in the linal for the BurmK-Mulay.i Cup tomorrow, the last day of Hir Malay., ii Polo Association touiT.amem i. Pcnane. TorUiy the Roy.il*»iihane Polo Club 'A ijeat the ro*»! o.^goono
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    Lock icon Unbeaten 116 by Graveney
    199 24 AUCKLAND. Sat. A brllliam 116 not out by Tom Gntveney enabled the vujiing Commonwealth team to a thrilling two-wicket win over New Zealand Cricket Association President i XI here today. Scores were: Presidents XI 285 and 301-8 net. <Playle 94 no Harris 43 1. Commonwealth 295-6
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    Lock icon Cambridge test 'watermanship'
    97 24 LONDON. Sat The Cam- bridge University crew I tested their watermanship yesterday in their training for the boat race against Oxford University here on i April 7. Coach Harold Rickett took them through a stretch of rough water just past the mile post twice. and at the
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    DEATH
    41 24 MR KHOO PENG ONC. BU IKisaed «wa> peacefully on 23 a.< 3 ut h.s laaMaaea IS-O .la.m Ktyant;. leiivini: Iwhmd hit tony. J daughter*. 5 aoii>-in-l:n«. 3 eteachnra-la.law, and Hvatal L-ruud ctiDdrro to mourn Ml .11 ...m on ■.nn Cemrtrry.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    33 24 PRINCE TEA DOOM ptMaVJU I iMilon Shou M Muud:i> -Olh :il !> 15 p.m Wn "J.iniiainr M.4k.*-up tiy lt*\ lon. O.o*'<>' Yin H<xlt*'O Modrln front Singapore HaaW Aciidemy. fttaat L'Ti.' ie: i 'IOC.
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    CLOSING OF BRIDGE, BESUT TRENGGANU
    39 24 Timber bridge 2/47 at Mile 47 Kuala Trengganu-Kota Bli.nu Road on Route 111 will be > lused to all traffic Irom 10.00 p.m to 6.00 a.m. on the 25th <> to 26th of March for repairs.
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    NAWAB STOPS AN INDIAN COLLAPSE
    283 24 |>KiDOETO\VN. B«t. A D sixth-wlcKet partnership of 41 between 21 -year-old Nawab of Pataudi and Chandu Bcrde .sparked India's recovery on the opening day ol the Third Tost against West Indies here yesterday after the tirst live Indlar. wickets had fallen for 112. Alter their
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    WE'RE THE BEST WATER POLO TEAM IN ASIA, SAYS COACH TAN
    183 24 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore's Lough-brough-trained water-polo coach Tan Hwee Hock is not worried about Singapore's 4 l defeat by Indonesia in their return Water-polo International match here last Sunday. He said: "As far as the players and I are concerned,
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    KOPS PROVES MUCH TOO GOOD TO KEEP ALL-ENGLAND TITLE –
    524 24  - KOPS PROVES MUCH TOO GOOD TO KEEP ALL-ENGLAND TITLE DOUGLAS NICHOLSON London, Saturday I Thailand's Wattanasin puts up a worthy fight in final, but... by gRLAND KOPS, oi Denmark, retained the All-England men's singles title with a typical display of power badminton He heat Charoen Wattanasin of Thailand, 15-li, 15-5
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    Lock icon THAILAND'S PRATHIN FAILS IN BID FOR SCHOOLGIRLS' TITLE
    250 24 THAILAND'S PRATHIN FAILS IN BID FOR SCHOOLGIRLS' TITLE QINOAPORS, Bat Urn 13 C'.ioo Ei:^ retauied lier Sin- i gapore sehooaglrls singles bad- i mir.'on championship tcui;;iit nhen .she ijeat Thailand's Prathtn Patiabonys 1 1-3. 1 1-7 in the final Pratlnn. who won the Thailand's women's i>ijen iingjw. liile last December
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