The Straits Times, 15 April 1962

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES laupe&t Kettle* In Mate*/* No. 1388. SUNDAY, APRIL 15. 1962 20 CENTS RDN 040
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    Aziz: I won't quit
    313 1  - Aziz: I won't quit YAP CHIN KWEE MINISTER WILL STAY ON TO FULFIL AN ELECTION PLEDGE I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. (above), the controversial Minis- j ter of Agriculture and Co-operatives, la to stay on in politics. "I am not resigning irom my post in the Cabinet.'
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      Girl 'who makes fashion make sense...
      56 1 Girl 'who makes fashion make sense NEXT week the Sunday Times introduces a new name in Malayan fashion journal ism. She goes on a fashion fling and collects an ensemble to give her v n c w top-to-toe look at a coming party. How she docs it on a budget
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      TODAY
      16 1 The Sunday Times the paper that gives you the best value in Sunday reading presents
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      YOUR CHILD
      36 1 THE more scientists learn about the Intricate structure of the human brain the more it seems likely that people in general are endowed at birth with the same basic mental equipment. SEE PAGE 14.
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      THE WORD
      23 1 NO tranquillisers here is peace without pills, the yogi way to a life with no tension and tantrums. SEE PAGE 12.
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    BORDER REDS DRIVE
    268 1  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS Big push plan: THAILAND TO PROVIDE 2,000 MEN FOR FIGHT... MALAYA TO STEP UP FORCES By 480 still in hiding SLEEPING TERROR Chin Peng hunt KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A big drive against the remaining 480 Communist terrorists on the Malayan-Thai border is to begin soon.
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    Lock icon KENNEDY BEATS PRICE RISE STEEL BARONS
    327 1 KENNEDY BEATS PRICE RISE STEEL BARONS 100 per cent victory WASHINGTON, Sal. IVesi. deal Kennedy's surprisingly swift and complete victory over the I .S. .sU'cl industry's hid la raise prices Ikis' given ;i big lilt lo the Democratic Party. It took under six hours j day for the industry to
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    Stabbed 'basket ball' boy dies
    173 1 PENANG, Saturday. pOLJCE last night detained several youths for questioning alter a H)-year-old schoolboy had Ix'cn stabbed to death on a basketball court at Weld Quay earlier in the evening. Tan Kee Aun. a former pupil of the Han Chiang High School, now .studying at
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      2,000,000 HINDUS...
      34 1 Bathed In the sacred flanges River at Ilir Kit I'auri. the Steps Leading to Ciod. In Hardwar Cit>. Ml mJles North of Delhi, yestrraay. The bathitif festi\-al takes place every twelve years.
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      TERENCE ADAMS...
      31 1 The 19-year-old atomic research apprentice whose disappearance last week touched off a security scare, lias returned to the Harwell research station to resixn. He was (raced to trance.—lP I.
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      Lock icon Premier Nehru
      35 1 Has pro:x>sed Dr. San-apalli Rudhakri»hnan. 74. for the ofllre of President ol the Indian Republic. Dr. RadhaJtrlshnan. whose election Is considered a certainty, will succeed Dr. Riijendra Prasad. President of India since 1950—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Third quad dies
    64 1 I^UCHING. Sat. Three of v the quadruplets bom to the wife of policeman here last Monday n;tve aiea, hopiwl authorities leponea today. The condition of the remaining one Is "not satisfactory-" the Mlri Oeneial Hospital said. The quads, ail giris. were born prematurely to Rahman bmw Jinung.
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    Lock icon Two Chinese women
    23 1 .And HUM men have been i arreft'.ed :n Solo. Cent:al Java. for luiinir.j h gaiub.ing school tn a temple —Reuter.
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    THE PICTURE WITH PAGE ONE IMPACT
    69 1 BULLFIGHTING is a rough sport. When the bull turns the tables on a matador, no quarter is given »nd none expected. Novilkro Juan Urquizo of Peru knew this as he was flung upside-down by the I ,loolb. bull he was about to kill at
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    29 1 m;\\' ork. sm. iutokl sign-up was reported For an .uvherv instruction course ;ii tin- Sportsman's Club in Tuba City, Arizona. All the members are Navajo lii<li;ins.
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    Robert U-Sin Fung
    41 1 A 35-year-old teacher described as a British subject from Hong Kong, was remanded In London, charged with raping a 34-year-old Kii?a-.n\vonu»n m her London flats. The magisilatesaid c would ask lor medical and mental reports on Fung. rteuiei.
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    Lock icon Michel Debre
    36 1 The French Prime Minister. yesterday handed the official resignation of his government to President de Gaulle who told the Council of Ministers he would appoint Mr. Georges Pompidou as the new Prime Minister. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dr. Ahti Karjalaimcn
    26 1 Announced in Helsinki lie had formed Oovernmcnt. enaing Finland s 44-uav political crisis. Finland has been without a government since March 1— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dr. Robert Soblen
    37 1 Who mm jailed for life on spy ch'.irnes Bat July, has been released on $850,000 bail peiuiiii.^ ;mal Supreme Court action on an appeal. The 61--year-old .-^ientist was ieport«d .suffeiing from advanced leukaemia. Reuter.
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    The future of Malay—by a Minister
    322 2  - The future of Malay— by a Minister JEFFREY FRANCIS 'IT WILL BECOME COMMON LANGUAGE OF S-E ASIA 1 By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat \IALAY, whose influence is constantly spreading, will become the common language of South-East Asia in the near future, thinks lnche Abdul Rahman bin Ha.ji Talib, Minister of Education.
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    The vote for more people in Sarawak
    163 2 KUCHING. Sat A Bill to give the vote to more people in Sarawak will be proposed at the next sittins of the Council Negri nrxt month. The Bill, seeking amendments to the present Looal Government Elections Ordinance, will give the vote to all
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    Beauty queen at snake temple'
    65 2 Sightseeing Singapore models or the Penang Snake Temple. Miss Singopore, Julie Koh, bravely touches a viper. The scared beauty on the right is Yvette Edmonds. In the centre is Mci Chan. Together with three other girls, they modelled sports and swim wear at the E
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    Indonesians freed
    83 2 I^LALA SELANGOR. Sat. v Five Indonesians were acquitted and discharged iv the I Magistrate's Court here today on a charge t>l conveying un- customed goods. It was alleged that Uiey had brandy and other intoxicating liquor on March it at the fishing Makes off Kuala Selangor. The live
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    The small man's future by Razak
    335 2 The small man's future by Razak SEMINYIH, Saturday. TUN AImIuI Ha/uk today told estate workers and villagers the (iovernment would help them obtain a greater stake in the country. He gave this assurance when he opened Ladang Rlnching Rubber Estate here as a venture of the National Land Finance Cooperative
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    Che Yusof patron of Easter Ball
    54 2 SINGAPORE. Sat The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will be patron of an Easter Ball organised by the Singapore Blood Donors Association, at the Sea View Hotel on April 28. Highlight of the evening will be the election of "King." and "Queen.
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    – Sniug&le probe: Malayan troops cleared
    284 2 Sniug&le probe: Malayan troops cleared KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malayan troops who are now on their way back to Malaya from the Congo have been completely cleared of any possible suspicion of smuggling on board the USNS Blatchford. This was stated In a cable received by the Ministry of Defence at
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    COBBOLD COMMISSION WARNED OF RACE STRIFE BY CHAMBER
    207 2 COBBOLD COMMISSION WARNED OF RACE STRIFE BY CHAMBER LAHAD DATC (North Borneo). Sat— A Chinese Chamber of Commerce delegation is reported to have warned about dancer of racial strife if Malaysia were pushed through when it met the Cobbold Commission here yesterday. The representatives, led by Mr. Kuan Ah Hee.
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    FAMILY WELFARE: SINGAPORE, MALAYA PRAISED
    111 2 FAMILY WELFARE: SINGAPORE, MALAYA PRAISED SINGAPORE. Sat. Sin gapore and Malaya were given a pat on the back today by Mr. Nicholas Read Collins. director South-East Asia region, of the Planned Parenthood Federation. He said prior to leaving on a field tour of Burma. Nepal. and Thailand: "There exists nowhere
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    STAGE CLUB'S 'MOUSE TRAP' MAKES GOOD PROGRESS
    254 2 i THE THEATRE HAVING a word with Miss Inez Quitzow. I was very pleased to hear that the much looked forward to production of the Stage Club. Agatha Christies 'Mouse Trap," is progressing beautifully. This thriller which Is having a record breaking run
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    HIS RECORD STANDS AFTER 29 YEARS
    332 3 Where are they now? HTKACKSIDE dockers Kin the sweltering Ipoh sun were surprised tv see the handsome big-boned fellow open a big lead and then ease up. He won breezing. Then they looked at their watches again. In hi* qualifying heat for the 100
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    CUP OF HOPE FOR NO-SALT BOYTHINFOOK
    374 3 CUP OF HOPE FOR NO-SALT BOY THIN FOOK Bl B^BBWBUWBWWBHBBBBBBBBWBBBBWWBi WILL CHINESE HERB WORK A MIRACLE ■■FOR HIM? The brew saved a little girl in the shadow of death REMEMBER the story by colleague Jeffrey Francis of little John Thin Fook, the no-salt boy who for two years now has
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    PAPAYA PROOF
    99 3 I HAVE received so many letters challenging my story (Sunday Times. March 4> about Papaya King Samsudin bin Mohamed Yassin that today I reproduce a picture of two papaya trees that grow on his farm at Sungel Udang. No exaggeration. His trees actually groan under the weight of
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    BLESSING FOR ALL
    145 3 HE is an astonishing individual, 60-year-old Puteh bin Kamal. the man with a black umbrella who insists on visiting every government department when he comes up to Kota Bharu from his kampong. Inche Puteh usually kicks off with the State Secretariat in Jalan Hospital. Ignoring the usual
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    THE ELECTRIC CHAIR
    141 3 (MELSMQ ail Mtiatd BP? Nene.s stretched beyond endurance? Thru take comfort tor my girl in London tells me of a wonderful electric chair that .should be soon In Malaya il our beauty specialists show some enterpri-e My girl tried It Shr says: "I was strapped in •Someone
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    MUCH TOO ORDERED
    94 3 I'HIS equal pay for equal work has been' putting some odd ideas In the heads of our women. One friend, a Civil Servant, tells me that she has been rapidly revising some of her ideas of marriage. "Our increased earning capacity," she told me. "gives me a
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    THE COLONEL'S TOMB
    96 3 THERE was a big crowd of women gathered round the tomb of Col. I Barba Karam Singh In the lumpound ot the Singapore General Hospital There was a Chinese housewife offering incense after placing an ottering of flowers* on the tomb. There was a tall, stately Sikh
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    GOOD FOR LAUGH
    268 3 rpHE maid was very much 1 aware of the tremendous difficulty of getting domestic start when she went to see about a new job. "Now. about your former mistress began the woman who was Interviewing her. The maid tut-tutt-cd disapprovingly. "That is. your former employer The maid
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    Cicero Confesses
    3591 4 A woman who scared the great spy THIS is Lady Knatchbull-H v g c ssen, wife of the ambassador he hoodwinked so completely. Of her Cicero says: "I felt I should have to be as much on my guard with her as with her husband. Fears arose in
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      415 4 Bk B^blb^b V Who IS Cicero? Who it the spy &Js who sold British secrets to Cer- U1 gg many for 52.500.000 and nearly n^S cost the Allies the war? For 10 P^Kl sk years the hunt has been on for S&L |^B this mystery man who was the greatest
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    Our good and bad bosses —by a union leader
    349 5  -  GILBERT WOODEN Praise for European planters and miners: They recognise, co-operate with vs 1 I By A warning to 'hire and fire' Asian employers gEREMBAN, Sat— A trade union official today praised European estate and mining interests in Malaya. But he
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    FREDERIC (RAF's 'FASTER THAN SOUND' TORTOISE TAKES A REST
    151 5 FREDERIC (RAF's 'FASTER THAN SOUND' TORTOISE TAKES A REST SINGAPORE. Sat. Meet Frederic Dv Crosses, the world's fastest tortoise and a potential pilot officer in the Royal Air Force. Frederic mascot of the No. 20 squadron in R.A.F. Tengah went through the sound barrier recently in a Mark 9 piloted
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    MARSHALL QUERY ON NAMES OF STAMP FISH
    84 5 MARSHALL QUERY ON NAMES OF STAMP FISH SINGAPORE. Sat— Would the Singapore Government consider using Malay names, instead of Latin ones, lor fishes on the new postage stamps in future reprints? This is a quotion Mr. David Marshal) < Worker*" Party Anson> will ask Dr. Toh Chin Chye. the Deputy
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    YOUR DOG
    381 5 'POINTER' on training... Jp NOW is the time to introduce the command Stay. You must start oQ with your don on a short lead. Give him 'Stay* and walk away from him slowly to the extent of the lead, as you walk away you must repeat the word.
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    Spore cuts red tape for aliens visiting the State
    154 5 Spore cuts red tape for aliens visiting the State SINGAPORE. Sat. Aliens visiting Singapore for more than a fortnight will no longer be required to report to »he CID. The Aliens Registration Office, which opened 20 years ago to keep a check on the movement of Japanese nationals, has been
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    THREE CLAIMANTS TO RADIO SET BUT WAITRESS GETS IT
    172 5 THREE CLAIMANTS TO RADIO SET BUT WAITRESS GETS IT SINGAPORE, Saturday. f pHRKK people claimed to be owners of a $135 transistor radio in a Magistrate's Court today. I They were Ibrahim Din Abdullah. Abdul Majid bin Abu and bar waitress. Choo The Magistrate. Mr. Donald Yeo Chwee Hock, decided
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    No delivery of mail on Good Friday
    157 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. There will be no postal- delivery on Good Friday (April 20) and Easter Monday (April 23 >. according to a statement Issued today by the Director of Posts. However there will be one complete delivery of letters and parcels on Saturday.
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    Variety concert at Hong Lim Green
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Bat. The Ministry of Culture will hold a two-hour variety concert at Hong Llm Green on Monday at 8 p.m. It will be a preview of the performances to be given by a Singapore cultural mission to the Borneo territories later this month.
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    553 for Lai
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Sunday Times today received donations totalling $53 for MLss Lai Yoke Heong. The donations came from A. Christian $10: and Mrs. Slow of Johore Bahru $43.
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    NAAFI chief coming
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The chairman of the board of management of NAAFI. Mr R.A.L. Cohen, will arrive on Monday to acquaint himself with NAAFI's commercial activities In Singapore and the Federation Accompanied by Mrs. Cohen he will be here for a week
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    Blind donors
    107 6 MEDALS FOR HONG AND WOO THERE was special applause from the large gathering for two blind blood donors who were among the 1 83 to receive bronze, silver and gold medals at o ceremony in Ipoh. The Mentri Besar of Perok, Dato Sha'ori bin Shafiee made the presentations.
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    GROUP INSURANCE SCHEME FOR 10,000 MALAYAN RAILWAY MEN
    178 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MORE than 10.000 employees of the Malayan Railway Administration in the Federation and Singapore are to benefit from a group insurance scheme. The .-.rheme. which has just been finalised and will be launched soon, will offer for a S2
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    SCHOOL GIRL (14) TELLS OF KNIFE TERROR IN THE BEDROOM
    299 6  - SCHOOL GIRL (14) TELLS OF KNIFE TERROR IN THE BEDROOM CHAN KWAN HOI The Ipoh Coroner returns two verdicts: Murder and suicide IPOH, Saturday By A STUDENT, Rokiah binte Yusof, 1 1< told the Ipoh Coroner here today that she saw her aunt cut her one-year-old brother's neck. The aunt
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    Jail terms for five Red girls
    132 6 Jail terms for five Red girls KUCHINO. Bat. Five Slbu Chinese girls were convicted In the District Court at 81bu today on charges of assisting in the management of an unlawful society, a clandestine Communist organisation, and with being members of it. They were sentenced to four months' Jail each
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    'Brainwash' reports denied by Sarawak leader
    156 6 'Brainwash' reports denied by Sarawak leader From Our Correspondent KUCHING. Sat. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan. secretary-general of the Sarawak National Party, denied today that any political delegation from Sarawak Invited to tour Malaya had been "brainwashed" by the Federation Government. He was answering a question put by reporters as to
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    Mosque Affairs officials
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Sat Shaikh Mohamed Fadzullah Suhalmt has been elected chairman of a 15-man Committee on Mosque Affairs. ShiMith Mohamed Dlab Is the secretary. The committee will coordinate the activities of 72 mosques In Singapore.
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    Warning for rural folk
    111 6 JOHORE BAHRC. Sat The Mentri Besar. Dato Haji H'Lvsau bin Haji Yunos. armd that the rur.il people would have to change their altitude if they wanted a better stmidard of living. The emphasis on rural development had now been changed, lie added, and its aim was
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    Cholera men off
    112 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Federation Government has sent two top medical officers to Maniia to discuss the recent outbreaks of para-cholera in North Borneo. Sarawak. and Indonesia. They are the Deputy Director of Medical Services 'Health>. Dr. L. W Jeya>uria and the Municipal Health Officer. Dr. L.
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    CLARA'S DEBUT...
    182 6 TALENTED Singapore pianist, Clara Vergneae made her debut at the Cultural Centre last Sunday night at a piano recital. The programme was somewhat short but interesting. With the exception of Mozart's Fantasia in C minor, Beethoven s 32 Variations and Mendelssohn's Rondo Capriceiaso, the remaining works offered, were
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    Police seek sex killer of 18-year-old farm girl
    298 7 HER HALF-NUDE BADLY BEATEN BODY WAS FOUND IN A POND BY A WORRIED FATHER By THAM SOON KENG TELUK ANSON. Sat POLICE are searching for the murderer of a pretty 18-year-old farm girl, Chai Keow Meng. whose semi-nude body was found in
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    Sunken sub refloated
    213 7 70 JAP SKELETONS CREMATED, THEN A 'TREASURE' DENIAL PNANG. Sat. A team ot Japanese divers has MMCSNfUIIw salvaged a sunken Japanese submarine in the south channel. aojtit eight mile.s oil Oertftk Sanggol. in the Straits ot Malacca. They have ai.>o recovered 70 skeletons from the vessel which
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    Police called to home
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Sat—Police were called to a house in Race Course Road yesterday evening when relatives of a man found him behaving in a peculiar manner. The man was later taken to the Woodbridge Hospital for observation. No one was Injured.
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    How a phone extortioner was traced...
    370 7 How a phone extortioner was traced... KLANd. Saturday. pKOMPT action by a supervisor of the Tele communications Department helped the police to trace a phone call made to the pro prietress of a goldsmith shop demanding extortion money and detain a suspect, the Sessions Court here was told yesterday. Yong
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    Signboards in national language soon a must
    210 7 Signboards in national language soon a must OENANG. Sat.— The Chief 1 Minister. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, warned today that shops and firms would be 'compelled' to write their names on .signboards in the national language "when the time comes." "You will notice." he told a large gathering at the State
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    NOW S'PORE VARSITY MEN TURN DOWN HELSINKI INVITATION
    133 7 NOW S'PORE VARSITY MEN TURN DOWN HELSINKI INVITATION SINGAPORE, Sat. The University of Singapore Students' Union has turned down an Invitation to participate in the eighth world festival of youths to be held in Helsinki in July thi> year. Tht move was taken because it said the organisers of the
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    'April Ball' for school fund
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. An "April Convair 880 Queen" will be selected for a free return trip to Hong Kong by C.P.A's new jet service at an "April Ball" at the Sea View Hotel on April 30. The ball is to aid the Gan Eng Seng School
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    Public sessions for probe on education
    135 7 Public sessions for probe on education SINGAPORE. Sat. The Commission of Inquiry Into Education, appointed last month, is to hold a series of public sessions at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, from April 16. Each se.v-ion will begin at 5.30 p.m. Members of the public, representatives of educational bodies and
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    Clerk killed in crash
    69 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— A clerk employed in the Survey Office here. Inche Abdul Hadi bin Haji Abdul Rashid. 30. was killed in a head-on collision when the motor-cycle he was riding was Involved in a crash with a car at Jalan Ayer Molek here late yesterday
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    Marshall: Workers and bosses should get together to cut strikes
    302 7 Marshall: Workers and bosses should get together to cut strikes I SINGAPORE, Sat. i \IK. DAVID MARSHALL today suggested a semiiuir of employers 1 and employees' organisations to find Mays and means of 1 cutting down strikes in Singapore. Mr. Marshall, the Workers' Party assemblyman for Anson. told V's Men's
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      130 7 Forces favourites; 3.00 Variety Fare. Kuala Lumpur Penang. Malarca and National Shortwave only: 330 Melodies and Memories; 4 00 Four O'clock Date; 4.30 Tea Dance; 6.00 The News; 5.05 Songs From The Stage and Screen; 630 Pick ot the Pop*. All Stations; 6.00 Summary of Programmes for the Evening; 6.05
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      157 7 News: h.Oj Sunday Brealctast Club Session; 9.00 Programme Summary; 8.03 The Choir Sings!; 9JO Undercover Carson; 1040 Orbit One; 10.15 Continental Muslcale; 10.30 Played To Please; 11.00 Question Time; 11.30 Ail Strings And Fancy Free. P.M.: 12 00 No Love For Linda: 12 30 Jazz Club USA: 1.00 Luncntime Listening:
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      Directions for a 'queen' and her leading man
      156 8 Directions for a 'queen' and her leading man WHILE tne world ba//e.~ with Elizabeth Tayli)r> marriage troubles the actress la quietly learning how to live like an Egyptian queen, at the Cineritla studios In Rome. Her. M: Taylor and Briti.sh actor Richard Burtor. who pla.\> Mark Antony in the Dim
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      Lock icon NIK'S TEST THREAT: A BLAST FOR A BLAST
      209 8 NIK'S TEST THREAT: A BLAST FOR A BLAST ANOTHER 'NO' TO A BAN WITH WORLD CONTROL MOSCOW, Saturday Y[K. Nikita Khrushchev said in a message published yesterday that any British or United States nuclear tests— even if held underground would be answered by Soviet tests. He again rejected international control
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      Lock icon Strike protest against OAS man's sentence
      325 8 Strike protest against OAS man's sentence ALGIERS Saturday. business firms, shopkeepers am bus drivers struck today in protest agains the death sentence passed on ex-genera Kdinond .louhaud in Paris last night. Shopkeepers who had i < opened their shops began lowering their shutters as the strike word went round. Bums
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      Reinstated President
      53 8 DAMASCUS 'Syria i. Sat. —Dr. Nazem Al-Kudsl. who was ousted as President and arrested after a coup two weeks ago. returned to power today and pledged to seek closer "unity" with other Arab nations especially Egypt. Kudsl was ousted In the March 28 coup and Interned In the
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      Lock icon Now Krobo attacked
      117 8 ACCRA. Sat. Ghana's Minuter of Industries. Mr. Krobo Edusei. who «a* criticised because his wife bought a $25,500 golden bed in London, is under fire again— this time because of ;i $161,500 house. The nefch criticism comes from :he Evening New*, organ of President Kkrumah's Convention Peoples-
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      Saud puts his son in jail
      64 8 AMMAN. Sat— King Saud of Sauril Arabia has ordered hi.s son Prince Fawaz to be Imprisoned to await trial after a motor accident.. Mecca Radio announced today. Prince Fawazs car was in collision with a motorcycle at Riadh yesterday, the radio said. One of
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      A fine arts student
      21 8 ....At die Bandoeng Tecnnological Institute hag been arrested for hand paliitltig counterfeit bauknoies c.uhiir lectuie time. Reiner
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      Lock icon Sir Mokshagundam
      19 8 Indian enxlneer and lortner Premier of Mj.ore State, aged 100. cited yesterday at Bangalore. South India. Renter.
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      Lock icon Hunt on for 4 who defied court's order
      241 8 Hunt on for 4 who defied court's order VANCOUVER ilJrilisli Columbia), Nat. poLK'K launched a citywide search early today for lour British seamen who were ordered bock aboard I heir vessel, hut ran oIF again as soon as police lell the gangplank lather than to lace ;i second unwanted voyage
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      Mohammed Ben Bella
      26 8 ....Algerian deputy Premier ha« arrived in Tuias by air from Libya for vital Cabinet meetIngs to define the future policies of the P.L.N.
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      Lock icon INDIAN GOVT. FREES 3.000 SLAVES FROM TRIBESMEN
      157 8 INDIAN GOVT. FREES 3.000 SLAVES FROM TRIBESMEN SHILLONG i Eastern India. Bal.— The Indian Government has. ransomed from bondage about 000 slaves held by ferocious tribal haadmen living In the remote northeast frontier agency near the Tibetan border. It was clflclally stated here today. Government statement said tha' during the
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    SPUTNIK
    674 9  -  PETER FAIRLEY ...WORLD FOR ALL THE NEWS By FOREIGN DESK SPECIAL SOVIET SECRECY SUGGESTS NEW ILAUNCHING SITE This one may be carrying a built-in A-shelter RUSSIA'S latest sputnik is thought to be testing new types of shielding for use in a Soviet moonship to protect cosmonauts from radiation. It
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    Sunday in America
    253 9 NCW YORK Sat. k MERJCANS are worriers. A They worry about thAr foreign policy. Caroline Kennedy, getting fat, television and now Eddie Fisher So it k only natural that worry should become positively fashionable. But the art is to worry about the right things. Now. Tor Americans
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    What the telephoto -lens saw in Rome
    60 9 THIS is little Mario, Elizabeth Taylor's 14-month old adopted child. A roving camera wrh a telephoto lens attachment caught her in a secluded garden in Rome playing with o nurse. Thirty-year-old Miss Taylor, who is filming "Cleopatra" in Rome, said recently she intends
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    INDONESIA ORDERS WAR CRAFT
    84 9 INDONESIA ORDERS WAR CRAFT IN a remote shipyard in Hong Kong lies a motorised landing craft in the final stages of construction. It is 36 ft. long and of fibreglass construction. According to reports, it is the first of several ordered by the Indonesian military authorities. The landing craft will
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      83 9 H P MIFWW W ■b» m M^aMMt JWftu -vxs**'-^-'' s>s f i vft- M^HHbM^Mk^ i MM^^MV t v -v (I\ *mW f- m v v MMaM^aJMn HBfttt|^M^«^k. (mi i|§f| N *v S BiW r >^bmV bMMMW V /Jt m\ JmmWt > Thrilling, exciting The 22nd and 23rd of April. 1962
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    JUST MEN DOES A MARRIAGE GO SOUR FOR LIZ TAYLOR?
    479 10  -  RENE MacCOLL uy ELIZABETH TAYLOR is a blazingly beautiful woman, with a sumptuous figure and ecstatic eyes. But it is not her physical attributes that intrigue me now she has announced the break-up of her marriage to Eddie Fisher. It
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    MOMENTS OF CRISIS
    85 10 FROM New York, Eddie Fisher's lawyers announce that his marriage to Elizabeth Taylor is to end. So the beautiful Miss Taylor's fourth marriage collapses. Two have already ended in divorce; one ended when her husband Mike Todd was killed in an air crash. Now her name is
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    GOING GEISHA TO SAVE THE FACE OF MAN
    645 10 Peter Lim at the films MY GEISHA Shirley MocLoine, YvM Montond, Edword G. Rob.mon, Bob Cummingi, Yoko Tarn Paramount. MO one before you, my husband; not even myself. This, according to "My Geisha," is an old Japanese proverb. And it comes in
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      197 10 GSSESB GALA PREMIERE! (Singapore) THURSDAY 19th at 9.30 p.a. :a any language < MY GEISHA" is the warmest, j^fc wittiest aast wonaertul tS jfIRRB i EbTbß^ r r Shirley Yves m Kdward G. Bob MACLAIKE MONTAM ROBINSON CUMMINGS Technirama -k Technicolor I fly C.P.A. (bwd/r W-22M OPIENTS MOST EtKRIENCFD tWUNE
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      340 10 Learn dressmaking at home! I Dress yourself and your children I beautifully and save money too X\| A Learn in your own home the art of Yj[/.1/ creating lovely well-fitting clothes \lr/ the correct way to cut material and ■■*****8 to fit garments individually. I. D. A. Dressmaking courses give
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      587 10 XSJ^ Ot'f^it fk IHIlttUD| "B JTI Phone ***** i i\O\V SBIOW l\(. a Dw« to Film i Lcn«th 4 SHOWY B DAILY at 11 a.m. 2.30 6 IS. 9 IS B (NO FREE LIST) 1 GLENN FORD- INGRIO THULIN Today 9am Morning Show J SH^IOIJ Phone *****- B 9th Big
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      103 10 The stars say... ■ojf*jFOß HER: Elizabeth Bfl^ufl Taylor bom Fob. HFJ2I 2 1932 —is a Sun piscean. In Shakespeare's play the romance between Cleopatra and Antony had an unhappy end. In real life this romance should have a much happier finish. A marriage is likely between August and November, 1962.
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      285 11 is the first experimental tobacco farm in Malaya? In the State of Kelantan on the bast Coast of Malaya. experiments, and in 1958 we leased several acres of land and sowed the The finest tobacco for making cigarettes comes from the Virginia first see(^ s During the past three years
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    72 12 n Hors 1 tl*» (Him.) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Oranfe Ciro\e Road. Sunday Service VSo -i.ro. Ban day School lv 43 a.m. Wednesday nuetlng 7. 1S pm. mblch Includes tet—snlsa of be i ling by prayer. Everyone welcome. RELICiOUS ANNOUNCEMENT SL Aodrew Cathedral < Anglican) Sunday BarYlce s Holy
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      THE KILLERS
      222 12 LAST September President Kennedy warned: "The next ten months may determine the fate of mankind for the next 10.000 years." Today In April 1962. Just eight months later, a climateric has been reached in human affairs. The monumental farce at Geneva moves to a close and the world
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      YOUR GARDEN
      103 12 and give your garden the window test. Does it depress everytlme you look out. Then read Page 15 and when you have done that don some old clothes and get out Into the garden. What you are doing is the pattern of countless homes this morning. What was
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      Pretty penny for your thoughts
      933 12  -  ARTHUR -GOPALAN By INCENTIVE FOR INVENTORS? WHAT lies ahead for the Malayan who invents? If you think the dollars will start pouring in then you'd better think again. The red tape, the tjme, the money /our mo n c y—involved just to be able to
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        BUSTLING IPOH
        117 12 rANK you. thank you and thank you yet once again for that article on Tasek (Sunday Times. April 8). I was beginning to wonder 11 there was a conspiracy to keep the booming, bursting town of Ipoh out of the news. Why don't more Malayans take a closer
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        THE LOVABLE MONGREL
        55 12 THAT was nonsense, absolute nonsense by Simon Santhana In the Sunday Times last week. You don't love a dog tor its pedigree. I have a mongre! the most lovable anima! in the world and I wouldn't exchange him for all the Alsatians. Great Danes and Doberman Pinschers
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        RESEARCH ON SUNDAY
        89 12 AS a lather of two very inquisitive children may 1 say how valuable I find the little science corner you run under the headline "Ask your father." But la-i weeK as a sort of belated April fool Joke my sons cut out the paper and then asked
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        GLOVED MURDERERS
        124 12 A FEW days ago a Cuban boxer died after a fight for some wretched title or other. The pictures you published (Sunday Times Aorll 1) of this poor man l\lng athwart the ropes vkhlle his opponent lashed away at him were frankly nauseating. Now another boxer, a lather
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        THE PERFUMED MALE
        115 12 IS there anything that we men can do right. I refer to the diatribe on The Perfumed Male (Sunday Times April 8) by Katherlne Oan Slngko. If we don't use perfume, we stink. If we do. we are cissies. Well I want the world to know thai
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        69 12 AT last a woman has spoken up about this pernicious habit of males using perfume. The other day I sat behind a couple of teenagers in a cinema. SHE complimented him on his dolled-up appearance, sniffed the air appreciatively and said he WAS nice to be NEAR. He received the
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        LETTER OF THE WEEK
        78 12 WITH what rush my schooldays came back to me when I read Hasnata-Vlmala-Cben's moving profile of Frankie Brown the "Pied Piper of Penan*" Sunday Times, April i). And how glad I was to le:irn that "though weary he wa» still getting along famously." What about Xaverians
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        SHAMEFUL GLUTTONS
        73 12 DOES Hasnah VimalaChen think she Is setting a good example by mentioning gluttons in her column. I refer to the American sailor (Sunday Times. April 8) who is said to have downed 148 sticks of beef and mutton. In a world where six in ten I quote President
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        TEN-CENT TELEPHONE
        64 12 I FULLY agree with that gentleman (Sunday Times. April 8) who wants the ten-cent telephone Introduced tn Malaya. I think it Is only right that people, especially women, who Insist on misusing public telephones be charged according to the length cf the call. How often I have waited
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        61 12 rpHE freedom to use the M. telephone as long as one wishes Is one of the few freedoms left us In this regimented world. Here Is to hoping that long may that freedom live. I drink also today to the confusion of all males who Just can't stand the sight
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        THE APRIL FOOL
        99 12 A SURPRISE Indeed when I received six different answers for six different calls for the same number. At the first dial I was told that I had rung up the Petallng Jaya Cold Storage. The voice of a sweet-young-thlng Informed the second time that I had called
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        NAMELESS ROADS
        59 12 WHY doesn't the Town Council name the new roads that are springing up In Sungel Patanl? So far the people, spurred by their whims and fancies have been giving them some lovely designations— WhiteHouse Lane. Olugor Avenue. Peng Hooi Road and Than gam Street. Use these names and
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      THE WORD
      733 12  -  DAVID KRAAL MAH ARISH I MAHESH YOGI (left) has travelled the world lor two years teaching the meaning of life and preaching spiritual regeneration. He has 25,000 believers in his ideas By^ Peace without pills— the yogi way to a life with no tension and tantrums YESTERDAY, I
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      845 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. OVERSEAS LEAVE in Wmrd, ii (Him.)— Box M rU. txtrm BRIGHTON. Kxreptloullv well furnlnOfd »Dd equipped bouse on two floors. Four bedrooms, three reception roo-ns Available September IM2 to M.<v l'.<«3 at f«0 prr month. The Allen Bureau Ltd., IS Ship Street rininaeis Brlg>tan. Busses.. SITUATIONS VACANT I*
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      11 12 A CLEAN SHAVE ANYWHERE tINIC SWISS-MADE BATTERY SHAVER <!■«■»«.■: »1* Ml «*.>. tis.M
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      288 12 GOOD ENGLISH gives you Confidence How you can gain poise develop your personality —achieve success Hundreds of ambitious people have discovered a fascinating, simplified way to improve their English, gain selfconfidence, and develop their personality. They tell how this unique method, studied in the odd mlnutei of the day, has
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    RUBBER ROBBERS-THE CURE
    387 13  -  RUDY BELTRAM 'Certain sections will oppose new legislation now awaiting Parliament's approval, but I wonder if it would be to their credit, 1 says planters 1 chief Traill By Wanted: One system of licensing and inspectors KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The chairman of the Selangor Planters' Association, Mr.
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    Model Sonia marries an American
    48 13 Model Sonia marries an American SONIA Kilgannon, former Singapore model and beauty title winner, has married U.S. Air Force Lt J Roger Keeney in London. Miss Kil- cannon, daughter of Squadron-Lead-er and Mrs. Cyril Kilcannon. was elected "Queen of Queens" and "Miss BB during her stay in Singapore.
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    The stock Exchange
    417 13 SINGAPORE. Sat—Business on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Singapore section today with the number of deals In bracket*: Indastriale Bouftead (1.000) $1.66. (1.000) $1.65: C.T.S. ores (7,000) 495. 3d; Dunlops (20.000) $IJO D. (100) $1.76. tl.000) $1.74. (2.000) $1.75: Ea*t Smelt (500) $3.10 D. SM. (1.000) $3.07: (11.000)
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    A BARISAN EXCUSE TO HOLD ON TO THEIR SEATS'-PAP
    286 13 A BARISAN EXCUSE TO HOLD ON TO THEIR SEATS'- PAP SINGAPORE, Saturday, fill-: People*! Action Party said today that the why-we-won't-quit reason given by the 13 Barisan Soskilis Assemblymen was "obviously an excuse for them to hold on to theii seats." This was slated in a j statement issued by
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    Johnny: Total now $637
    57 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Donations totalling $107 were re- vod by the Sunday Times today for Johnny Ang. a schoolboy cripple now In Mount Alvcrnia hospital. The donations came from Loli Kum Fook. CYMA Secretary. $70; Maurice Sauser. $10; well wishers of Telok An^son. $17; and 13. Brighton Crescent.
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    Film Society show
    43 13 SINGAPORE, Sat— The Singapore Film Society will screen "Napoleon" at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. tomorrow for members. New members may enrol at the reduced rate of $4 for the rest ot the season.
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    Club luncheon talk
    39 13 SINGAPORE. Sat— Professor Llm Tay Boh, acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore, will address Rotarlans on "Aspects of Higher Education at their weekly luncheon meeting at 1 p.m. on April 18 at the Cathay Hotel.
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    Chest clinic opening
    32 13 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will open the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association's Uttamram Chest Clinic at the 6| mile Upper Changl Road on May 5.
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    $1,200 fine for seaman
    72 13 $1 ,200 fine for seaman SINGAPORE. Sat.— A seaman. Lo Chun Kwan. 29. was fined $1,200. or four months' jail. In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today when he pleaded guilty to possessing 17 lb. of dutiable tobacco. Ix> claimed he bought the tobacco from Port Said. Duty payable was $181.
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    Bank union man to study in Canada
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Urn Hlan. general secretary of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union, left Singapore by air for a six-month course In trade unionism in Canada. In his absence, the union's assistant secretary, Mr. Sect Kirn Quan. will act as secretary.
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    Soldier in court
    112 13 'NOT GUILTY' PLEA TO TRESPASS, HURTING WOMEN JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. A British soldier pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate's Court here today to charges of house trespass and causing hurt to two women. William Denis Glenn. 31, of REME. is accused of Illegally entering the home of
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    PULL DOWN THE CAUSEWAY AND BUILD BRIDGE-UMNO YOUTHS
    138 13 JJOHORE BAHMJ. Sat. JOHORE BAHRUS UMNO Youth Section has called on the Federation Government to replace the Causeway with a bridge. A delegate's conference of the section yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution to this effect. They agreed that such a move would
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    When life becomes a burden ...words of advice, comfort
    267 13  - When life becomes a burden ...words of advice, comfort GUNN CHIT THYE By DENANG, Sat.— The Catholic Information Service here is lo set up an "S.O.S. Department" to give advice and consolation to people in despair especially would-be suicides. It will be run on similar lines us the original in
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      280 13 II MORE and MORE If PEOPLE ARE OPENING II BANK ggj DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS II LOMBARD "IUNKING I SECURITY Share Capital and Rcscrre. I exceed £12,000,000. I I INTEREST Your funds earn interest from I the day you deposit until tha I daY you withdraw. I I SAVING No Charges, Brokerage,
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      96 13 TODAY'S HIGH TIDE TIMES TODAY: Sedill Kechil 5.46 a.m. (4.8 ft.) 7.23 pjn. (6.4 ft.); Singapore 7.30 am. (6.7 ft.) 9.26 pjn. (7 ft); Port Dtckaoo 4.06 ajn. (6.4 ft.) 4.12 pjn. (6.5 ft.); Port Swettenham 3.14 p.m. (10 ft.); Penan* 11.11 ajn. (6.1 ft.) 10.38 (6.3 ft.). TOMORROW: BedlM
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    IT'S ON WITH THE GLOVES AND OFF WITH PEEL
    130 14 IT'S ON WITH THE GLOVES AND OFF WITH PEEL NEW waiting-room for fathers-to-be at Cincinnati's Good Samaritan Hospital is called The Heirport. KNIVES will soon belong t<> the past when housewives peel vegetables using special gloves now being demonstrated at a food exhibition in Hamburg. Hundreds of pieces of very
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    We are barn with the same size brain
    823 14 We are barn with the same size brain SPOTLIGHT ON A WOMAN'S TWO LOVES- YOUR -BY r OUR WOMAN REPORTER DISAPPOINTED because your boy (or girl) didn't do so well in the Cambridge examinations? Then here is a Sunday morning fillip to buck you up. YOU WATCH your child mugging:
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    Undecided—or the man with two girls
    525 14 Undecided— or the man with two girls The double trouble of a twenty-year-old ■■I^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ WHAT'S your problem? Write to Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House R.ver Valley Road, Singapore -9 I AM in love witn two 1 girls one is 16 and still schooling and the other is
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      186 14 BREAKS PRECEDENT... *i LA CREATES THE FIRST RAWCALLV SEW LIPSTICK JB^V IN YEARS! '<W^!< Achieve* aever-bciore liutre Revet U vibrant colour, that lasts and lasts Ultra moist, feelt cream -drenched yet surprisingly light on your lips Changes 'just lipstick' into today's great new fashion for lap*. Sola Afeitts SHKIRO 'CHINA
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      170 14 for discovering i i HEINZ s> jf^^^J It was a great day when §a y mother discovered Hemz r y -^y^\ Cream of Tomato Soup! Her T<sjr^2^. A i family and dinner guests g^; FV .1 were thrilled with its rich, \s^Z ~^>^r3 creamy flavor and mother Ajfl^/V^' got compliments
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      How does your garden grow?
      633 15 How does your garden grow? MAKING THE BEST OF A SMALL PLOT BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT FLOWERS have always been admired and cultivated for their beauty and fragrance. A flower, like a painting or a sculpture, is non-edible and nonfunctional. Unlike most man-made expressions of art, it is fragile and
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      THE BACHELOR WITH MOTHER, BROTHER, SISTER TO SUPPORT
      351 15 WE answer the qaestton HOW? I AM a bachelor, supporting a family consisting of a widowed mother, a brother who is still unemployed, and a sister who doesn't earn enough for her own koep. Can I get assistance from the Social Welfare
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      THE DETAILS
      112 15 Ten foot high bamboo fencing on three sides for protection and »moe ib me c any morning ana afternoon. Square stone flags laid dry. monochromlc bat with their natural variation in tone, five a spacious effect- and enable (raw to grow in the inch-wide margins. Two or three
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      166 15 j|flffW B^ffJCHo|ffflß( MA IP rltANa HAIR mmmm^ mmm mm^ m^ m^ m m llh dandruff in her hair, her hair spoilt her beauty. She then went to her hairdresser who told her to shampoo with Sebbix. She did. And sure enough, Sebbix cleared up her dandruff. Now she has healthy
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      251 15 3^B ■^■^E^^^^^^^^B m p-; '-Sffn 1 3B ffSfe- ''Mbw^ 1 J| I j^i A 3 :^^H f JSP yf^t^ 4HH ..-.y. ■> -^^VHPRMIHffMk She's preparing to be a Beautiful Lady... Lucky little girl, her mother knows that only the puivst products are gentle enough to cherish delicate skins. That's why
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      1621 16 j sue s UHCONSCIOUS v.c*. 1 -c' Pnr^AD P rrr RrrDDnrrruc:' "Wfr/// v fc\OVE OUtVePCRE the exPLOS'VES 7ETQK.ATE! ta<£ 70 you thiwc >ot^' sisuE HAS V'SCfrtiiz? $C*Z w -i<S 1 ■■>'■-■- HpJ>ls|Bj|fl Ri W&fijffifiJZyZ&yS* Wft V^Bk^ X^ ISBB^ i^^^BSl^Bßß^bP>^l >— B* B S> I I 1 A \^QW»VK7 ,V ~V
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    The small investor is here for good
    515 19 The small investor is here for good LOOKING AHEAD FOR PROFIT -By- THE CITY EDITOR DO YOU have a query or doubt? Then write to: The City Editor, Sunday Times. Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9 rpHE small investor 1 was not neglected by Malayan Tobacco when they announced
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    COMING! THE SCOOTER WITH DESIGNS ON WOMEN!
    617 19  - COMING! THE SCOOTER WITH DESIGNS ON WOMEN! PETER LIM MOTORING By THE AUTOMATIC SO-NEW TINA TODAY 1 have good news for our women scooter-riders. Tina is coining. She's pretty, I hear; slim and practical. She is expected to be the talk of the town. I, for one, am looking forward
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    120 19 HERE are Tina s vital statistics: Length 5 ft. 3i in.; width 2 ft; weight 143 Ib.; fuel tank capacity I'■ galjons. The price in Britain, including purchase tax. is X.XX Hs. (about *7ft») Now lets get technical by MuntinK what Triumph has to say about Tina's "it-can't-staH"
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    MORE ABOUT THE WOMEN WHO TAKE THE WHEEL
    300 19 MORE ABOUT THE WOMEN WHO TAKE THE WHEEL (-tO.VIICS juke about them. iudges fine them, garafea tow thorn, husbands despair of them WOMEN DRIVERS. Still PFTKR IVANS reports. then 1 are 33.000.000 Dl them in the U.S. some 40 per cent of the nations drivers. And now. It seems, they
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    PRIZE WORKER
    256 20 MONEY FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS PICTURE CONTEST W.WKK of the week's TOP PRIZE of $30 is "Worker" (above), submitted by Y. Muthupalaniyappan, of King Edward VII Hall. 12 College Road. Singapore 3. Mr. Muthupalaniyappan used a Yashica camera and Kodak V.P. film. Setting, with liglit yellow-green filter: flti. 1
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    Lock icon JAPAN FIGHT HARD BUT ARE WELL BEATEN
    351 21 JAPAN FIGHT HARD BUT ARE WELL BEATEN Twelve thousand watch Thailand &et off to a wonderful start in this year's Junior Asian Cup soccer championship BANGKOK. Saturday rpHE 10-nation Asian Youth soccer tournament opened here today amid the boom of fireworks and the cheers of some 12,000 people who crowded
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    Burnley falter against United
    276 21 Burnley falter against United LONDON. Sat. Burnley, seeking to emulate Tottpnhani Hotspur's English Soccer Cap and League don- I ble, faltered badly when beat- j en 3 l at home by Manchester I'nited in the First Division today. Defeat cost them the le*d, in the fluctuating League bat- tie with
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    Lock icon Brentford beat Crystal 4-2
    52 21 LONDON. Sat— Results of last night's British soccer matches were: Third Division Brentford 4 Crystal 2; Fourth Division Doocaster 2 Aledr&hot 1: Scottish One Third Lanark 1 Dunfermllne 1; .Scottish Two Albion Morton 0; Alloa 4 East Fife 3; Cowdenbealh 2 Stenhousemulr 2: Dumbarton 0 'lerwlck
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    Ireland beaten
    25 21 PARIS. Sat- France beat Ireland 11-0 in their Rugby Union International here today to clinch their fourth successive victory In thr International championship
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    CHANS STAND OUT AT JUNIOR SWIM MEET
    463 21 SINGAPORE. Sat The Chan brothers Alex and Roy cuinuiiited the Singapore Amateur b» miming Association s first i'ndrr-10 years age group champsOJMMpi at the Royal Island Club today. Alex won all his three events for boys under 9 years, while Roy v. on
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    BOON BEE WILL HAVE TO FIND A NEW PARTNER
    685 21  - BOON BEE WILL HA VE TO FIND A NEW PARTNER NORMAN SIEBEL says K. Lumpur, Sat. NG BOON BEE will almost certainly be given a new doubles partner for the Asian Badminton Confederation's team championships which starts at the Stadium Negara here next Saturday. His present team-mate. Tan Yee Khan,
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    Lock icon AGRESSIVE KOREANS SWAMP HONG KONG 4-0
    191 21 AGRESSIVE KOREANS SWAMP HONG KONG 4-0 AGGRESSIVE Korea beat Hong Kong by 4-0 in the other match. Hong Kong collapsed under a flurry of attacks which gave the Koreans a 2-0 lead at the interval. Korea kept up their offensive throughout and although the Hong Kong defence tightened up in
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    Philippines lead
    44 21 MANILA. Sat. The Philippines led Japan 2-1 on the second day of the Davis Cup Ear tern tone semi-finals tie iiere when the Filipino doubles team of Raymundo Devro and Johnny Jose aefeated Japan's Atsushl Miyugi and Michio Fujii 6-3. 6-3. 6-4.
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    Sing Hwa beat Sin Meng
    78 21 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Sing Hwa enhanced their chances in the Singapore Volleyball Associations six-a-side open championship when they beat formidable Sin Meng 3-0 at the Middle Road Community Centre here tonight After a gruelling first match which ended in a narrow 17-15 win for Sing Hwa.
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    Lock icon Sham Fight win
    44 21 BOOSIDE. Sat. Mr. R.M.C. Jeffrey's Sham Fight won the Scottish Grand National handicap steeplechase run over three miles and about seven furlongs here this afternoon. Mr. ISM Camerons Threepwood was second and Mr. J. Westoll.s Skish third of 18 starters Reuter.
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    Lock icon India lead 2-0 in Davis Cup
    44 21 JAIPUR. Sat— lndia led Iran 2-0 after the opening single* when their Ea*'ern Zone Davi.< Cup pir.i-fina' began here today Premjit Lai defeated Resa Akbari 6-1. 6-2 6-0 and Jaideep Mukherjea beat Taghl Akbari 6-0. 6-2. 6-4.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon England beaten by superior Scotland
    189 21 GLASGOW. Sat. Scotland won the British International soccer championship outright for the first time since 1951 when they beat England here today- Scotland led l-» at half time. This was Scotland's first home win over England for 25 years, and their first victory over them
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    SPORTS OPINION
    6 22  -  DAVID KRAAL f BY
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    Look no skis...
    533 22 FIRST TIME IT HAS BEEN DONE IN MALAYAN WATERS DURING your sunny Sunday dip you must have often seen graceful water-skiers flash by. And did you not think: "It looks so easy." Those of you who have followed up this thought with a practical attempt at the
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      INSPIRING
      64 22 fVAVrD Kraal's story of the U training method of the wonder mller Herb Elliot Is really an inspiring article for the youths of Malaya. Malaya need* a lot of WHVTS on tout mind: Write In pa? >'> fer tbe be«t Irtwr of the week. Keep your letters abort, and
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      110 22 qualified coaches who are prepared to spend a lot of time, energy and will-power to turn their pupils into champions. There is a lack of athletic meets In Malaya, and there is no athlete who Is prepared to train all the year round for the sake of taking part in
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      IDEAL SPORT
      56 22 A BOUQUET should be presented to your sport opinionist David Kraal for his splendid article on softball. Undoubtedly softball is fast catching on with the people of Singapore and Malaya. It ideally caters for veterans, adults and children alike. Its appeal Is tremendous, and It ls an ideal
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      THE MARD WAY
      77 22 I AGREE that the hard way. as what Geoffrey Dyson says, ls the only way to become a champion. Let me point out thai there ls no one In our country who devotes full time to sports. The world's top athletes do nothing but running because they
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      Spite can spur some men on to success
      97 22 Spite can spur some men on to success CHOSE to look for the silver lining in the dark 1 cloud which David Kraal cast over Kesavan Soon. While on the one hand you can encourage some people to do great things, you can. on the other hand, spite others to
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      FOOTBALL POOLS
      62 22 I REMEMBER reading about the Idea of Introducing football pools Into Malaya. I am still In the dark about the outcome of this idea which I am very much In favour of. This will encourage our budding footballers and gather enough funds to bring in coaches to Improve
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    5 23 EPSOM JEEP PICES TODAY'S WINNERS
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    672 23 FORECASTS SINGAPORE DERBY FINISH AS: BEST BETS: Joey San in Race 1 and Persian Hero in Race 3. THE GOING is SOFT. AS the final battle for the $25,000 Singapore Derby (1| miles) ra^es past the packed stands at Bukit Timah
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    Usaha Setia is set to repeat Plate success
    361 23 and in September he was second by three parts of a length to No Fluke in a Class 1. Div. 2. 6f race on a yielding track at Bukit Timah. Kawasaki went like a winner one morning on the track when he
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    FOCUS ON FORUM, RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    1477 23 Race 1—2.00. Class 4, Div. I—7 Furs. 1 JOOl3 Clever Dick (Loyang Sjmd.) Daniels. 4 9.0 5 IT) Mitchell 7 2 ***** Shewjrtrl 111 (Shaw St.) Tulloh. \*~T~ 1* 3 ***** Avanti II (Healthy St.) Sullivan, 5 8-8 8 (F) Moxham 1 4 *****
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    SELECTIONS.
    138 23 EPSOM JEXP CALL BOT BMW I JOET SAN Rlmaa MMkJ^ft Clncrana B. MALAYSIA J««7 San Barttaoto CLEVER DICK Sydburr R. MaiayaU IM BMW I t.»5 OBEDIENT BON Kawaaakl Domlnater OBEDIENT SON Power Ftnt KmwU UOMINATOR Obedient g« WoodcoU) LMly Bmw S PERSIAN HERO Hot Houw Kraqolllrar TBOMP Hot Bni
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    WITH 81b. LESS ENJOYMENT IMS CHANCE FOR A DOUBLE
    504 23 WITH 81b. LESS ENJOYMENT IMS CHANCE FOR A DOUBLE OTHE remarkably-improved Enjoyment HI pass- ed his first test in the top class with a very easy win over a mile with 8.11 last week. This Arcot five-year-old will be even better over 9f and with 8.3, a drop of 8-lbs.,
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    SELANGOR ARE WELL SET TO WIN NORTH ZONE TITLE
    683 24  -  KOAY KOK CHAING Veterans Thillainathan and Sankey stand out in Perak's 4-1 win over Penan£ by Penang, Sat. They whip Kedah 7-0 after being held to no score in first half gELANGOR are well set to win the North Zone hockey
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    Thai Varsity lose to Tong Keng
    55 24 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Thanmaset University ot Thailand were beaten 92-71 by Singapore champions Tong Keng in their second game In Singapore at Happy World tonight. Tong Keng, leading all the way, led by 37-29 at halt time. The Thai team won their women's match against
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    Centres soccer
    31 24 SINGAPORE. Sat. Todays Imer-conimunuy centre soccer results: Malay Farm 3 Jalan Eunos I: Jalau Tenteran w.o. Kirn Kiat; Alexandra w.o. Radin Mas; Buklt Pan Jang v Choug Pang (abandoned >
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    Lester King makes spectacular Test debut with 5-20
    195 24 Lester King makes spectacular Test debut with 5-20 KINGSTON, Sat. I ESTER KING. 23-year-old West Indies pace bowler making his Test cricket debut, broke the back of India's first innings yesterday in the final Test here with a six-over spell which yielded him five wickets for 20 runs. Resuming their
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    148 24 WEST INDIES lat law. Hunt c Kunderam b Ranjane 1 McMorris low Durmni 37 Kanhal c and b Ranjane 44 Solomon b Duram o Sobers c Manjrekar b Ranjane 104 Worrell lbw Ranjaue 26 Hall c Kunderam b Nadkarnl 20 Allan c bub b Borue 1 Gtbtos lbw Badkarm
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    RSGC A' medal winner
    83 24 SINGAPORE. Sat. D.A.W. Lochhead met 74 1 won the "A" division medal of the Royal Singapore Golf Club. The Spring Cup was won by S. Dv Ples»is <77 gross). Guillemard Cup qualifiers' DAW. Lockhead (74), S. Dv Plessis Hsi and T. Gettiln-Jones. N. Holborn. M. Tukey
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    SBA OPEN ATTRACTS OVERSEAS PL A YERS
    155 24 SB A OPEN ATTRACTS OVERSEAS PL A YERS I SINGAPORE. Sat. >^ Singapore's women badminton players for the open championships this year will face, for the first time, strong challengers from neighbouring countries. In addition to Thailand's champion Prathin Pattabongs. who is now studying in a Singapore school, there is
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    Cristal held
    170 24 KEEPER WONG STOPS MANY HOT' DRIVES rpAIPING. Sat. Peiak-o» 1 put up a grand dis- r play to hold Sporting Cri.stal from Peru to a 2-2 draw in a friendly soccer match played throughout In a steady drizzle at Sultan Yusuul Stadium Here today. Pit k, UU lull
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      134 24 SPORTS DIARY (RKKKI: S.C.A. senior tournament S.C.R.C. v University, Shenton Way; SJt.C. v Army, padang; C.S.C. v R.A.F., Balestier Road; I.A. v S.C.C. pedang; Junior "A 1 S.C.C. v R.A.P. Seleiar Polytechnics pacUng; X.A.P. Teugah v Combined Schools, Tengah; Prisons v C.S.C, Changi; H.Q. Peaf v RAP. Changi, Changi; Junior
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