The Straits Times, 8 July 1962

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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in MaM* No. 1100 SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1962. 20 CENTS KDN 01 0
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    ALGERIA IN GRIP OF NEW PERIL
    277 1 ALGERIA IN GRIP OF NEW PERIL ALGIERS. Sat. Newly independent Algeria, already battered by seven and a hall years of bloody war. appeared today to be heading towards new trouble. Opposition to Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda of the Algerian Provisional Government was growin? both within and from outside the
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    94 IN JET CRASH
    1038 1 22 boarded plane at Singapore airport Hopes dim: Search called off SINGAPORE. Saturday NINETY-FOUR people aboard an Alitalia DCB jet 22 of whom got on the plane in Singapore last night were missing tonight when the aircraft vanished on a flight from Bangkok to Bombay. L;ik'si
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    Bateman gets the job
    236 1  - Bateman gets the job YAP CHIN KWEE MALAYA'S SEARCH FOR $80,000 'SUPERMAN* ENDS By J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. 1V —A world authority on rubber is to take over the $80,000-a--year post of Controller of Rubber Research in the Federation. He la Dr. L.C. Bateman. until recently director of research. Natural Rubber
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    Worker shot dead at dinner
    98 1 Worker shot dead at dinner |{OTA BHARU. Sal —A Public Works Department labourei. Mohamed Noh bin Mammal. 35. was shot dead at pointblank range last night while he was having dinner in a house in Kampong Panchor. Pengkalan Chepa. six miles from here. He was hit on the hip and
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    Lock icon President Kennedy
    33 1 .Escorted ins wife and two children to the Cape Cod resort of Hyannts Pom. Massachusetts, for the start of theu month-long vacation and a weekend gathering of the Kennedy clan U.P.I.
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    Albert Hanson
    19 1 A 70-year-old pensioner has started training for an attempt to swim the English Channel later this year
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
    50 1 MELBOURNE. Sat. A farmer in the Ballarat district of Victoria has revived an apparently-dead piflet by mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Melville Charles 22, said today he found the piglet, about 30 minutes old buried under its mother, a huge sow. It was not breathins. Now the piglet's thriving. Reuter.
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    SULTAN OPENS $100m IRON MINEBIGGEST IN MALAYA
    235 1 SULTAN OPENS $100m IRON MINEBIGGEST IN MALAYA Bl'Kl'l MUM (S. Pahang), Saturday. fHK Sultan of Pahanjj today opened Malaya's biggest iron mine, the Homin Mining Ltd.. by pressing a button al the treatment plant. The mine, at 770-ft. high Bukit Ibam. in the wilds of South Pahang. cost $100 million
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      Lock icon LAUGHING DEATH' HITS THE WIVES
      62 1 PORT MORESBY (New Guinea). Sat Two married anthropologisU were flying to Okapa, 200 miles Northwest of here, today to investigate the "laughing death" which has made unwilling bachelors of half the men in the area. "Laughing death", also called Kuru disease, causes general debilitation, gradual
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      Lock icon 'BULLIED' SO STRIKE
      60 1 ATHENS, Sat. More than 10.000 doctor* throughout Greece went on a sitdown strike for four hour* today in protest against being "bullied" by relatives of patients. The doctors are demanding that the Government give them full protection to allow them to perform their duties without dancer of
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      TO SEE BEN BELLA
      39 1 ALGIERS. Sat.— The Alxerian Provisional Govrrnmrnt ha* d>ridrd to wnd two Ministers to Rabat, Morocco, whnr Mr. Ben Bella, divide nt Vlee -Premier, Ik expected within the next IX hour*, usually reliable Murrn Mid tonight.
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    Lock icon When death is staring you in the face...
    50 1 When death is staring you in the face... *m mm. ~°**~mm HIGH above' the Langhorne speedway in Pennsylvania, a Vargo Special racing co- somersaults after apparently hitting a rut during the recent 100- mile National Championship Automobile Race. Out plunges driver Hugh Randell (arrowed). Moments later, Randell died. U.P.I, picture.
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    Lock icon Churchill: Anxiety over bloodclot
    234 1 Churchill: Anxiety over bloodclot LONDON. Sat— Sir Win.ston Chun-hill. 87, in hospital here with a thighbone fracture, has signs of early phlebitis, it was reliably reported here today. Blacks medical dictionary says phlebitis is a contion which is serious mainly on account of the clotting of blood that usually takes
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  • The News
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      Ong, dare to Govt: Will quit Assembly if...
      222 2 Ong, dare to Govt: Will quit Assembly if... SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. secre-tary-general of the United Peoples Party, said today he would resign his seat in the Legislative Assembly, if the Government would accept the two conditions included In his challenge. Mr. Ong twice recently In aufl out
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      ACTING COMMANDANT
      21 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Lieut. Col. T.J. Jackson has been appointed Acting Commandant. Singapore Military Forces, during the period July 6-15.
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      THE NEVERWELLS
      140 2 rjEORGE NEVERWELL was a weedy 17. His face twitched a little, and he had a slight stutter. "It'.s my nerves, doctor," he said. "It's when I get Into any company. I don't seem to feel confident and my hands start simknrj. If I try to light a marette
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      98 2 MALAYA'S 18-year-old armless schoolgirl, Lai Yoke Heong (centre), arriving in London on Friday from Malaya to attend the Roehampton Limb-Fitting Centre to have a pair of artificial limbs fitted. Meeting her and her sister Yoke Khin (left) at London Airport was Tengku Ja'afar, Malayan High Commission Counsellor (right), whom the
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      216 2 ROAD UP TO THE HIGHLANDS FOR 40-TON LOAD THIS WEEK r:>H, Sat.— A giant load of about 40 tons, the biggest ever to be conveyed up to Cameron Highlands In a single trip, will be transported up the winding road from Tapah during next week. To facilitate the transportation
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      MALAYSIA NAVY: THE BLUEPRINT UNDER STUDY
      367 2  - MALAYSIA NAVY: THE BLUEPRINT UNDER STUDY JEFFREY FRANCIS 10-YEAR PLAN TO MAKE RMN PLAY A GREATER ROLE L!L KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. *pHE Federation Government is studying the blueprint to expand the Royal Malayan Navy in the next 10 years to cope with greater defence responsibilities of Malaysia. Briefly, the plan
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      Red Cross sports day with a big difference
      237 2 Red Cross sports day with a big difference SINGAPORE. Sat— Next Sunday will be a great day for the 39 children here in the Red Cross crippled children's home, for that is when they will hold their own sports day— the first ever for handicapped children in the state. Though
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      91 2 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES T*HE following is today's scne- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore ARRIVALS: BOAC: From London, Zurich, Beirut. Kuuait, Delhi. Bangkok (BA 704) 530 p.m.; CPA: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 721) 11.50 p.m.; Q/VNTAS: From Sydney, Perth (QF 739) 8.05 pm.; from London,
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      100 2 Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 9.30 a.m.; from Hong Kong (ML 613) 1.40 pm.. from Kota Bahru. Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 129) 5.15 p.m.; from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 149) 7.15 p.m from Jakarta (ML 204) 7.40 pm.: from Jesselton, Brunei, kuching (ML 477) 8.30 p.m.; from
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      103 2 9.15 p.m.; GARL'DA: To Jakarta (OA 801) 5.40 p.m.; THAI INTERNATIONAL: To Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok. Hong Konz (TO 406) 7.45 a.m.; to Jakarta (TO 401) 8.30 pjn.; AIR INDIA: To Jakarta iAI 414) 7.10 am; to Madras, Bombay <AI 415) 1.15 pjn. PAN -AMERICAN To Saigon, Honolulu, Los Angeles (PA
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        BUT NONE FOR THE KIDNAP GANGS
        517 3  - BUT NONE FOR THE KIDNAP GANGS Aaron Ben Jemin By ....OF KUALA PERLIS MALAYA S NEW WRITER NO. 43 *y& Sir&IECT: What would you do if you won the first priie of £375.000 in the Social Welfare Lottery? Here is one of the three essays which have won $50 eaah.
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        The insect seekers
        760 3 THEY FIRST MET IN AFRICA FIVE YEARS AGO -NOW A MALAYAN REUNION JT WAS in Africa five years ago that they first met. Mr. F.G.H. Allen, manager of a Malayan firm who was photographing birds, and Dr. Edward Ross, who was on the trail of rare insects.
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        GOOD FOR A LAUGH
        271 3 IT Is said that the rtery. American politician La Guardla. New York's own "Little Flower," couldn't conceal his boredom when a loquacious senator rambled on and on. with the end apparently never In sight. "You." the senator miffed, "are concerned with the present generation, but I
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  • Sunday Serial
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      DEATH ENDS MY NEW ROMANCE
      4551 4  - DEATH ENDS MY NEW ROMANCE LINDA CHRISTIAN FRANKEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLDA MEETING WITH A MAN WHO COURTED DANGER IN MANY FORMS... PART FIVE By AT THAT MOMENT I WAS PRAYINC THAT FON WOULD BE SAFE WHEN next we met in the house, Ty and I we were not alone.
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      'CHILDREN' WINS S3O
      230 9 WINNER ol the weeks TOP PRIZE ot $30 is John Hunter. 82/21 Tong Lee Road, Jalan Kayu. BIBfSpON 28. who seni in "Children." <aoove> He used a CiuHinflex camera and Plus X Mini Setting: F 4. 1 fSM >r<r>'id. Tiie SECOND PRIZK of <2n Is won by
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  • The News
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      SENU OFF FOR BONN NEXT WEEK TO SET UP EMBASSY
      337 5  -  YAP CHIN KWEE By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. ambassador-designate to >Vest Germany, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, flies to Bonn next week with the European Common Market question uppermost in his mind. "Whether we can gain or lose by Britain's probable
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      Rotary speaker
      31 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.-Mr S Baillie-Reynolds, of Guthrle Company, will address the Rotary Club of Singapore at its luncheon meeting at Cathay Hotel on Wednesday. He will speak on "Vintage Cars."
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      – Razak off next Thursday, Tengku on Saturday
      143 5 Razak off next Thursday, Tengku on Saturday KUALA PILAH, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, is to leave for London for the Malaysia talks with the British Government two days ahead of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. He will leave next Thursday and the Tengku
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      WORKER GETS $17,500 IN CRASH AWARD
      130 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Judgment by consent for $17,500 was entered by the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court yesterday lor a City Council wagon labourer. S. Sinnapillai. 43. for personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident. The award was made against
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      Was this dangerous driving?
      375 5 A RCHITEC r George Frank was in a hurry. He had lo meet important clients at a country site by 7.45 a.m. Result: At 7.20 a.m. iwc startled policemen in a patrol car saw George driving through the outskirts of a large provincial town at more
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  • Foreign News
    • THE WORLD FOREIGN news
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        Lock icon New clashes in Congo
        142 6 Central Govt. and Tshombe troops blame each other LEOPOLDVILLE, Sat. The National Congolese Army (ANC) yesterday reported a new outbreak of fighting with Katanga forces in northern Katanga, according to the national news agency. ACP. It said army headquarters here announced that Katanga gendarmerie yesterday morning
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        Lock icon B-47 nuclear bomber
        33 6 Of the Strategic Air Command from the Schilling Air Force base near Saiina exploded over north-west Kansas on Friday night. The six-jet plane normally carries a crew of three. Reuter.
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        The Birdman of Rome
        97 6 QUICK WAY OUT OF A BLAZING BUILDING 0 IN a seemingly controlled flight, an Italian trainee fireman does a swallow dive off the roof of a Rome building. How does the "bird man" land? An effortless somersault in mid-air, then a landing on a canvas sheet.
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        T.F. Tsiang
        27 6 ....The Chinese Nationalist Ambassador to Washington said his country would honour its promise not to attack the Communist mainland without full agreement by the US.-UJL
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        Dr. Robert Soblen
        21 6 The Russian wartime spy recovering in London from a suicide attempt, has applied for political asylum in Britain.
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        ASK YOUR DAD
        108 6 WHAT IS MILDEW? ii' i N the weather is warm and wet. many things in the garden can be attacked by mtldrew. All mildew Is a rungus and the true mildew is the powdery one which can be seen on roses and vegetables. This mildew is a
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        CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES BY INDIA AND CHINA
        343 6 CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES BY INDIA AND CHINA NEW DELHI, Saturday JN 1)1 A has accused China of setting up a new post in the Ladakh area of Kashmir and building a road there. The charge is contained in a Note, one of the continuing series between India and China,
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        Lock icon Red defeat in referendum issue hailed by paper
        137 6 Red defeat in referendum issue hailed by paper BALTIMORE, Sat. The Baltimore Sun today welcomed as among the "pleasanter developments" in South-East Asia the defeat in Singapore of Communist attempts to block the referendum on merger with Malaya and the Borneo states. The newspaper said in an editorial: "The news
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        Lock icon Another cache of $Jmil. found in garage
        219 6 Another cache of $Jmil. found in garage JERSEY CITY, Sat— Polk* yesterday found a second fortune in currency In a garage near the scene I where $7.2 million In cash was discovered on Tuesday. Police linked boh to notorious gambling kingpin Joseph (newsboy) Moriarty, who Is In prison. Police said
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        Lock icon Cleo's freak is a 'zebronkey'
        119 6 Cleo's freak is a 'zebronkey' Ttf ANILA, Sat. A female iTX zebra and a male donkey at the Manua Zoo have produced an offspring which has striped legs and the body and ears of a donkey. Some zoo officials have called the female hybrid a "zebronkey," The officials said the
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        Lock icon Pope John XXIII
        32 6 Will receive In tudlenre tomorrow President Macapagal and Mrs. Macapagal of the Philippines, who are on a four-day state visit to Italy. They leave for Pakistan on Tuesday. Reuter.
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        Sunday in America
        398 7 Sunday in America PETER EVANS THE LAST OF THE BIG LOSERS 4 MERICANS. it sepm>. A. are the la^t of the bigtime losers. A survey out today reveals that they lost more than $1,989 million In cash last year. One out of eleven lose ca:sh to thieves, strangers or by
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        Lock icon ADENAUER IN FRANCE GETS ANGRY WELCOME
        199 7 BORDEOUX, Saturday. £ROYVDS shouting "no Nazis in Bordeaux" greeted Dr. Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor, when he arrived here yesterday on the fifth day of his week-long official visit to France. Other demonstrators shouted "ouradour," the name of a village 60 miles from here
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        Bankrupt Mickey to sell life story
        289 7 Bankrupt Mickey to sell life story LOS ANGELES, Sat.— Actor Mickey Rooney, who earned $36 million in films, appeared in a bankruptcy hearing yesterday to support his claim he had only $1,500 in assets to pay off nearly $1.5 million of his debts. Despite his financial predicament. Rooney said he
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        Lock icon Gen. Edgar de Larminat
        39 7 President de Gaulle's World War II comrade. 66. who shot himself last Saturday shortly after being named as head of the newly-created Military Court of Justice, was buried with full military honours in Paris UPI.
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        Lock icon SUDDEN HELICOPTER ASSAULT ON RED BAND IN VIETNAM
        171 7 SAIGON. Sat.— Three companies of Vietnamese rangers were airlifted by U.S. army helicopters ln a sudden swoop today on a guerilla stronghold 15 miles west of here. The operation, in the Due Hoa district, scene of numerous acts of guerilla .sabotage, was
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  • The News
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      Photo display at library
      44 8 SINGAPORE. Sat —A selection of 280 pictures taken by Life magazine photographers will be on display at the National Library from July 10 to July 15. The exhibition is sponsored by the Photographic Society of Singapore and the U. 8.18.
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      For the boy who likes art
      318 8  - For the boy who likes art Ken Hammonds CAREER CORNER SCRIES 2: NO. 3 By POR the boy who 1 likes drawing and is good at it, commercial art offers a rewarding and interesting career that covers a very wide field. The commercial artist may be concerned with advertisement layout,
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      Tempest... ...MALAYAN STYLE
      93 8 Tempest... ...MALAYAN STYLE A scene from Shakespeare's "Tempest" as enacted by students of the Singapore Teachers Training College who will present the play on an open-air stage at the college campus on July 27 and 28. The players will wear Malayan costumes, and the music and the setting will be
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      3 CHARGED IN COURT WITH FLYING A PROTEST FLAG
      204 8 3 CHARGED IN COURT WITH FLYING A PROTEST FLAG SINGAPORE, Saturday THREE men were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court here today with hoisting an unauthorised banner protesting against the Referendum Bill in a public place at Bukit Timah Road, at about 11.30 p.m. last night. They were, Woo Tin
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      UPP to hold first mass rally
      70 8 UPP to hold first mass rally BINGAPORE. Sat. The United People's Party will hold its first mass rally next Sunday, between 5 and 7 p.m. at the Phillip Street car park, behind the Overseas Chinese Bank head office. A statement issued by the party secretary general, Mr. Ong Eng Guan.
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      No planes for seven months at Malacca
      124 8 No planes for seven months at Malacca MALACCA, Sat. Malacca airport will be closed to all air traffic for at least seven months from October this year for improvement work to the runway. The existing 4.500-ft laterite runway Is to be strengthened and will probably have a premix surface to
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      MAHA to hold a post-mortem
      546 8  -  TAN TOCK SAIK, STADIUM NECARA CANT COPE WITH THOUSANDS FLOCKING TO SHOW By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat THOUSANDS of people have been unable to see the MAHA exhibition because the Stadium Negara, where the show is being held, cannot cope with the large number of visitors.
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      5-man Brunei team drop in for chat on Malaysia
      329 11  -  tony hermon 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat J^ FIVE-MAN Brunei delegation arrived here today to seek clarification from the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman,' on the position of Brunei after the formation of Malaysia. They were met at t lie* airport by
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      Pahang ruler to blast break-through in tunnel
      162 11 Pahang ruler to blast break-through in tunnel KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Sultan of Pahang is to perform the blasting ceremony to open the six-and-a-half mile Telom Tunnel of the hydro-electric project at the Cameron Highlands on July 15. The tunnel had been driven from either end. Work on the southern
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      Tree farmer felled kills children
      68 11 KUCHLNG. Sat. Two Iban children were instantly killed today when a tree tlieir futher was cutting fell on them. Farmer Libau Anak Ngambong of Ensabong, 60 miles from here, was felling the tree when, a strong wind blew the tree down in the wrong direction.
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      Singer Tony signs
      103 11 TEENAGERS WELCOME GOLDEN BOY' AT AIRPORT AUSTRALIA'S "golden boy," Tony Brady, signs autographs for enthusiastic teenagers shortly after his arrival here by air on Friday night Earlier, he was garlanded by a pretty young Chinese* girl as he stepped through the Customs barrier into a shower of
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      Opposition appeal to U.N. to study situation in Spore
      473 11 Opposition appeal to U.N. to study situation in Spore SINGAPORE, Saturday. OPPOSITION political parties and Assemblymen today appealed to the United Nations to send an observer urgently to Singapore to study the political situation here in the context of the merger and Malaysia pro- posals. The appeal was made in
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      THEATRE
      401 11 BETTY ALLEN-A VERY FAMOUS VOICE (~)NE of the greatest contriouv tions to the music ■of the United States has been made by the American Negro community. Indeed, tjie distinctive musical genius of this gifted community is one of the brigntest threads that go to make up the colourful fabric
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      Equal pension for women
      137 11 Equal pension for women SINGAPORE. Sat. The Legislative Assembly last night approved the Pensions i Amendment No. 2» Bill which gives effect to equal terms of employment to women officers. The Bill is part of the administrative measures being taken by the Government to Implement the equal pay for equal
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      Cyclist dies
      36 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A woman cyclist. Koh Foh Kiew. 23. was killed instantly in a collision with a lorry carrying planks at the junction of Batu and Campbell Roads here at 6.30 a.m. today.
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      132 8 Your Sunday radio RADIO MALAYA AM 6.00 Time Signal Negaraku. News Headlines: 6.05 Morning Melodies: 7.00 Rendezvous With Music: 7.30 Time Signal, News; 7.39 Breakfast Club: 8.00 Time signal. News In The National Language; 8.03 Bright And Breezy: 856 News Headlines; 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Summary Of Prog. For The
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      122 8 6.00 Summary of Programmes For The Evening; 6.10 Interlude; 6.15 Soccer; 6.45 Music at Eventide; 7.00 Time Signal, Th« News: 7.10 New.stalk/Race Results/Interlude; 7.15 Programme Preview; 7.30 Interlude For Music: 7.45 Michael Holllday Slogs; 8.00 Thirty Minute Theatre; 830 The Blng Slamet Show; 8.45 Spotlight On Strings; 9.00 Waltzing On
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      126 8 Music From Holland: 11.30 All Strings And Fancy Free. P.M.: 12.00 The Great Temptatton; 12.30 Jatz Club US.A 1.00 Lunchtlme Listening; 1 30 News; 1.40 Music From The Movies; 2.00 Girl On The Run; 2.15 Women's Magazine; 2.30 Meet Miss; 3.45 The Man I Love; 3.C0 Concert Matinee; 3.30 Youth
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      414 11 SEE RUSSIA AT NO RISK FOR 1 DAYS "THIS BOOK r-Zi^s^ WILL SHOW '/"jgTJ YOU MORE I TOUR l a, or «hw mroauNT »shci no- MM 10 r«'i<- ■>>< nm volume OF RUSSIAN LIFE IS HERE of an imponint new wa «hich »ill iiNTHRVi' .h .1. iv -over .11 the
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  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    57 12 20 Word* $12 i Minimum i IN LOVINO MEMORY Of Misses V.olet Nums and Tan Cheng Ke Departed 7.61 at Clu-ngmai, Thailand. Kondly remembered by friends. IN LOVINO MEMORY of Rev. lames Arumuiam Supiamanlam died T 7 1087 axed 87. Teatrur Minister, superintendent. Methodist Church. I rtja servant
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  • Leader Page
    • OPINION PAGE
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        EVIAN AND AFTER
        372 12 EVIAN AND AFTER THE crisis brewing in Algeria today with all its overtones of a bloody civil war stems curiously enough from the agreement which brought peace to this embattled land. Premier Ben Khedda. himself an extremist he was the first FLN delegate to visit Peking and has since been
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        THEIR JOB-TO TUNE IN TO THE PAST
        566 12  - THEIR JOB-TO TUNE IN TO THE PAST STEWART WAVELL "Jungle Jim," as lie was known over Radio Malaya, returns this week toith the Cambridge expedition to South-East Asia. In this article he describes what the expedition hopes to achieve in the next three months. By IF all goes well we
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      • SPEAKING PERSONALLY
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          EARLY MARRIAGES
          93 12 I WAS astonished to read the headlines "Early marriages lead to debts' in your paper last week Why should it? Surely the trend to early marriage is a sign that should be welcomed For it is an indication of the prosperity that is sweeping the country What we
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          Untitled
          76 12 YOUR headline about early marriage provokes in my mind yet another aspect of this scientific ace in which we live: Will the traditionally private decision to bear children have to be taken away from the family? In the face of the alarming population explosion the world over can we defend
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          NEW ALPHABET PLEASE
          131 12 1 HEARTILY endorse the call by Philip De Cruz of Malacca (Sunday Times. July 1) that Malayans should play their part in this age of research. While we are on the job may I suggest that some bright spark among us spend his time trying to invent
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          NOTE FOR MISS LIM
          102 12 I MUST take Elaine Lim Soo Gaik (Sunday Times. July 1) to task for her snobbery. She wants to go abroad to study serious singing and wonders if there will be a place for her in a Malaya given over to rock-n-roll. Does she know that
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          LETTERS OF THE WEEK
          78 12 IT is the dream of every Malayan parent to send his child to the university. But what about the hard reality, the nagging financial questions? I have just come across an American report which says that a middle class family will have to save 10 years
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          WANTED: A PHILANTHROPIST
          49 12 CHESS is catching on fast with our school children. But when will some philanthropist come forward with the necessary finance to make it possible for our junior grandmasters to go abroad ana play against the boys and girls of major chess countries. ARTHUR JISUDASON, KUALA LUMPUR.
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          SLASHING THE JUNGLE
          122 12 NO one who travels along Malaya's lovely roads can fall to be upset by the steady deforestation that Is taking place all over the country. Every now and then you see a huge gap In the greenery as If some Drtmeval monster had found vent Tor Its
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        TOP SECRET-our billion dollar bonanza
        647 12 TOP SECRET-our billion dollar bonanza Found: Rich iron ore fields in Pahang. But when this announcement was made, few knew that for three years teams had been probing the jungle from the air and on the ground. This was one of the best kept secrets. A secret now made public
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        WHY FATHER NEEDS STRONG NERVES...
        669 12  - WHY FATHER NEEDS STRONG NERVES... Abu bin Adam LIFE WITH CHILDREN IN MODERN MALAYA By EVERYBODY knows a person requires strong nerves to get married. I cannot speak for the ladies, bless them, but at the many weddings I have attended I have observed that the bride is always as
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      14 12 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA S PREMIER HOTEL
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      21 12 TURN to ASIA Magazine: Last Man In Japan To Hunt With Falcons (Page 12) and The Saint Of Khatmandu (Page 14).
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      176 12 ol 6 j ».'i Tea con itart yafr own .icing— «r no additional colt. katlaait witkaat Trainad man qtt tha pick of capital. tht good iobi and maka b>« i^fvai Braes tarn. tlm.. A.t.T.C. will train r. S lu ful rou ia y Mr awn horn., for A.H.T.C.tr.mad man all
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      MOTHER and SON DROWN
      206 13 Three children watch helplessly as jaga's wife (she couldn't swim) sinks in bid to save boy KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday 47- YEAR-OLD woman was drowned yes terday while trying to save her seven-year-old son who had fallen into a disused mining pool near Kepong, 10 miles from
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      BRICK MEN BACK AT WORK
      212 13 BRICK MEN BACK AT WORK Kilns are rekindled after a month's stoppage SINGAPORE, Sat. Three large kilns of the Jurong Brick Works, which had fallen into disuse for about a month because of a strike, are being kindled again following the end of the strike yesterday. A spokesman for the
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      MISS SWIFT' TO BE PICKED AT SPORTS DANCE
      97 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Swift Athletic Association will hold a dance at the Sea View Hotel on Sunday. Aug 5. from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. The dance will feature a "Mis.s Swift. 1962" conte.st and a fashion show. Music will be provided
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      Feast day at church
      70 13 SINGAPORE Sat. The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour at Siglup Hill will celebrate the feast of Our Laay of Perpetual Succor tomorrow. The programme includes sermons at 7.30 and 9 a.m. by Rev Father R. Rozario and MM! at 9 a ni. to be
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      Call to Singapore social workers
      54 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. -Puan Noor Alsha. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, yesterday urged voluntary workers of the International Bazaar for the Blind to continue, serving the com- I munity She was sDeaking at a tea party at the Istana Negara given to all helpers of
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      Classics on a harmonica
      57 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Yew Hong Jen will give a harmonica recital of classical music at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Monday, at 630 p.m. He will be accompanied by Miss Cheung Mun Chit at the piano. Tickets for the Singapore Musical Society concert, at $1 each,
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      Happy Kuan Yew flies in for talks
      508 13  - Happy Kuan Yew flies in for talks Felix Abisheganaden: PREMIER, FRESH FROM REFERENDUM WIN SAYS: BARISAN SOSIALIS IN THE BAG By K. Lumpur, Sat, A HAPPY Singapore Premier, fresh from his 26 to 18 Referendum Bill victory last night, flew in here this morning for his regular "keeping: abreast" session
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      Father missing, so Maria may stop wedding,
      252 13 Father missing, so Maria may stop wedding, FNAMG, Sat. The worried family of a missing City Council clerk. Mr. Wong Sam Kiang, may have to postpone the wedding of their only daughter. Maria Yoong Nyong. if he is not found soon. Maria is due to marry Mr. Francis Chee Chin
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      Tengku cables Govt's recognition of independent Algeria
      139 13 Tengku cables Govt's recognition of independent Algeria KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHK Federation Government today recognised the newly independent nation of Algeria r— The Prime Minister, Tengku Rahman, sent a telegram to Mr. Abderraham Fares, head of the Provisional Executive in Rocher Noir, Algeria, to this effect. Here is the text
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      ASA: Korea interested
      70 13 CBOUL, Sat.— A leading news- paper here quoting "informed diplomatic sources," said yesterday the Republic of Korea Is pushing for admission to the Association of South-East Asia (ASA). The dally. Hankook Ilbo. said the key man in the campaign for Korean ASA membership was Mr. Lee Hong
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      A $17 million housing estate plan
      129 13 A $17 million housing estate plan SINGAPORE, Bat.—Spaciousness and air are the watchwords In the planning of a new housing estate soon to rise along Holland Road here. The ouildlngs will follow the contours of the hill Instead of being erected on levelled ground. The 44-acre estate, being put up
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      Four youths freed
      49 13 .-SINGAPORE. Sat— Four youths. Ong Thlam Hock. Ong Her Yam, Ong Boon Lam and Poh Kan Kee. were acquitted by a court today on a charge of lolterIne with Intent to commit robbery alcng Telok Ayer Street, at about 5 a.m. on June- 30 MR Lit
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      Civilian officer's wife testifies
      60 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mrs. Margaret Joyce Hughes, who testified at a preliminary inquiry on an armed robbery case in a magistrate s court yesterday, is the wife of a station officer In the War Department lire brigade a civilian post. Mrs Hughes was described as "an army
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      $50 for the most original party
      199 13 \"OUVE read Malayus new writers in Uie Sunday Times. Today you are Invited to Join them To write for profit for the Sunday Times will pay $50 for the best contribution You are invited to .KMi Mai.sva's new writers by writing on i Mibieci
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      Punched man '30 times': Four months
      148 13 Punched man '30 times': Four months SINGAPORE. Sat.— An accountant 01 Gammon Singapore Ltd.. Lee Tat Hln. told a court here yesterday that he was punched 30 times on the right arm by his former colleagues. He identified Thomas Fernandez Yohanan. an exemployee of Gammon, as one of the 10
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      BUSINESS OF THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
      273 13 BUSINESS OF THE MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE SINGAPORE, Sat.— Todays business on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Singapore section, with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: M. Containers (4,000* $1.19; M. Tobacco < 1,000) $2.56, (1,000) $2.57, (300) $2.55 SL, SM; 0.C.8.C. (200) $^1 cci cr: Rothmaiu (1,000) $1.36. (1.000) $1.37;
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      PRICE OF TIN
      28 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The tin price here today was quoted at $438 621, a picul. up 75 cents and the offering 240 tons down five tons
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      ...AND COPRA
      25 13 SINGAPORE Coora A^ociatlon noon price: $25 (nominal). Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association Buik $37 V» seller*, drum $40M» sellers Thf tone was quiet
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      98 13 Swim times TODAY: Sedllll Keclul 12.49 a.m. < s.Bft > 2.17 p.m. <7.5 ft): Singapore 208 a.m. (8.0(0 3.20 p.m. i7.Ut): Port Dickson 10.00 a.m. (7.9 ft) 10.22 p.m. <7.3ft>. Port Sweueiiharr. 9.22 am. 1 12.2 ft) 9.21 p.m (11.1 ft.. Peminn 4.28 a.m. < 6.6ft i 4.07 p.m i7.6lt>
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  • Women.Jane Lee
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        Expensive feeling
        50 14 FEEL expensive." said 1 my model-for-a-day Cecilia Lee when she donned this luxurious peignoir made entirely of hand-made lace and lined with nylon. It is waltz-leneth and sports a large collar and elbowlength sleeves, beautifully finished off with a pert pink rose perched at the front. Price: $175.
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        DEAR MOTHER...
        610 14 A TEENAGE AMERICAN WRITES HOME NANCY Louise Bart*, of Whitewater. Wisconsin, writes her second letter home irom Kuala l.uinpur. where she is slaying during a two-month vlw» under an American Field Service exchange scheme. QKAR MOTHER: Remember the coconut water I mentioned last week? Well, I had some
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        HUMAN CASEBOOK
        340 14  -  JANE LEE BY MISTAKEN IDENTITY? WRITE to: Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singatore 9 I AM a boy ol 22. and for 16 years grew up with my neighbour, a charming girl of 20. Recently her family shifted. Last week, at a
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        Dreams in frills..
        667 14 Dreams in frills This year we women are rediscovering this fact, and are swinging for the swoony. flirty. flouncy. flattering, fashionable frills. The very nature of woman decrees frou-frou. Too long have we strayed from the right ruffles path and taken the wrong turning towards the masculine, crisp and altogether
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      220 14 Congratulations to those women who are now using Creme Puff that comes in 3 formulas. TI lis\^ v&k Yjß^^"^^BbY3L rl -PcremtPull-' \\4 u"xBYl Dry M Pi II K Norma" ■^■■L SlJOv s/s^ i^K Creme Puin^Kvl \JBB aPyV V\ ssA I^l 'or nt i2^ULmWS3£^r/A \>N^ < IH Oils/ sbbKl' 1 V*al
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      308 14 Brush shining. flashing beauty into your hair IN JUST ONE MINUTE W lasr There's nothing more appealing than a woman with beautiful hair, so make sure yours always looks its best, i icri day brush in a little Vitapointe everyone will soon notice the new magic in your hair. Cream
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  • Women ,Know Alls
    • SENSE IN TWO PAGES FOR WOMEN
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        Bedroom frills
        218 15 PICTIKE ONE. Cecilia in- shows oil a nylon blouse becomingly trim mod with lace at the neck, sleeves and bib-front. Price of blouse $10.50. w PICTURE TWO. Cecilia "wears a plain blouse and a black skirt dressed up by the addition of three rows of broderie anglaisr trimming.
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        YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT INTERNAL SANITARY PROTECTION
        296 15 YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT INTERNAL SANITARY PROTECTION WOM.i.y TO WOMAX Q. internal protection a new idea A. It may surprise you to learn that it isn't! Modern women of every era have used various methods of internal protection. But it wasn't until a doctor invented Tampax a little more than
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        A SPANISH TOUCH
        498 15 A SPANISH TOUCH A new Malayan home of distinction By A SUNDAY TIMES REPORTER OUR home of distinction for this Sunday is brand new and as modern as any reader can wish. Its owner is a young and prominent Malayan musician, with a flair not only for interior decoration, but
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        DENTAL SERVICE IS FOR ALL
        330 15 IS it true that the Government Dental Bervlce In Malaya is meant for schoolchildren? If so how does a poor person get his teeth attended to? K DAVID Farnborongb Hospital. Kent, England. Our dental servtee cares for schoolchildren as well as mothers and the poor.
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        Question and answer
        271 15 Question and answer WRITE to: Miss Juliet Ana, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9— if you want any Information. A stamped and addressed envelope must accompany your queries. QUESTION: I am a domestic science student of the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute, and I am required to
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      647 15 WEAR IT AS A REGULAR PANTY THOSE 2 OR 3 UNCERTAIN DAYS ahead of time V*"^ T(i pat«nt«d parity with built-in >^ Military kalt Na extra bait \offj dh*'tf») a»«r you da, unconditionally ■%B»\E .AaM tuarant««d tELTX leaves you prtjnfrf*^^ ab»«lut«ry worry-trn. fVwf^ styLes available Q>!|9C* V&W **> HIPLINI SANI-BIKINI
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  • For Your Leisure , For Profit
    • LEISURE
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        If you have no patience sell and stay out...
        596 16 If you have no patience sell and stay out... Q: I HAVE some Malayan Container! allocated al par which I thought would appreciate much more Hum the 20 per cent it has managed to rise in the first month. Several thousand shares are changing hands now and I am wondering
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        QUO VADIS MASON
        581 16  -  CECIL WILSON FROM James Mason talks about divorce with his career in the balance LIFE for James Mason, famous for his role of Brutus in "Julius Caesar," has come to a temporary halt. His marriage to Pamela Kellino is over. His Hollywood career is in the balance.
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        CLAIRE BLOOM DECIDES
        91 16 CLAIRE BLOOM .las finally decided where she ts going to live; Miss Bloom (named American method actor Rod Steiger In 1959. A.s both Mr. Steiger and Miss Bloom have been actIng busily ever since, it has been difficult for them to set up a permanent home. The
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      426 16 Wisdom m is the brush u\ j m mi Hard-wearing l()t Will JF'M Flextron tufts J J XIXK IK specially shaped I ('Any old toothbrush' mfi^\ just won't do!) §mMMI\ y£ s X^S /7>^Ka^Bß vJI container s^y '^^O^H M^^MrW W f 0 P rotecrwn y f w^^t J! dirt. Handy
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      103 16 DOT PUBLICITY PRESENTS MISS PERSONALITY 1962 PLUS AMATEUR STARS SHOW y Music by: THE LATIN-JAZZ COMBO with supported guest urtistes:— ihirliy Nair T»i« Midm<;M«r* Th« Rombo.i i—-* Antont* Cynth,. H.y H Th« Blua Trie Potricio P.,ton. A|jof Conw The C'.icendo^ Zrin Blackout, mm* Tha Tmjkodeur* *<"•. Goddob.i Mob.i 9mm Pertv
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      59 16 LOOKING AHEAD FOR PROFIT y 'Ojz voukjgest y^ -.Times >*&/e J^W JM I sex A.CJECSS z&^kg) charged JWe live >>* V gothisuavic Alfred ll l^\^-^ ~J-) ■^jrWfiw 1 z*Z-i£!v"' M^X^/f ft,otd 1\ Public school —->. education- Qnd I V 5S 5 matter of IH i ."erest. o<d son fH (y^T
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        EVERYBODY IS MOTIVATED IN MR. WILDE'S NEW 'LANCELOT' SPECTACULAR
        215 17 EVERYBODY IS MOTIVATED IN MR. WILDE'S NEW 'LANCELOT' SPECTACULAR IN the process of growing up, Hollywood left many of its once eminent Juvenile leads behind In the nursery. People unable or unwilling to face the perils of the new maturity. Cornel Wilde, one of the most exotic figures of Hollywood's
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        For love of a woman
        343 17 FOREVER MY LOVE Romy Schneider, Karl Bochm, Mogdo Schneider Paramount release FkON-T let the trite title and the congested posters put. you off. "Forever My Love" is one of the greatest love stories ever told on the screen. You don't even have to be a
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        Shirley Anne: Of me and men
        731 17 Shirley Anne: Of me and men SOMETIMES WHEN I AM ALONE, I SAY: WHAT WILL I BE ill YEARS TO COME* I ARRIVED at the smart block of flats in London's Kensington and asked the uniformed doorman where I would find Miss Field. "Shirley Anne," he said, "is in the
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      108 17 A SPECTACLE OF THE WORLD OF TOMORROW! ROBERT CLARKE DARLENE TOMPKINS 1 -PLUS SPECIAL SHORT:--! VENTURE^ (SINGAPORE) NEXT CHANGE i C|#V (SlrfMPore) OPENS Jl\f WEDNESDAY J »mov«s Daily: 12, 4 A 8 p.m. PRICES: Stalls SI, A Circlt S3 Cruldrin 75 ctt. to ANY SCAT FIRST RUN A Never Before
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      13 17 FOR your Books and Records turn to AS I A Magazine (Page 18).
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      228 17 SKY CHARITY PREMIERE 17ft JULY 9.15pm j If In aid of ST. JOHN COUNCIL Under the distinguished patro»«g« of H.E. The YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA. MASSIVELY IMPRESSIVE FULL OF SPECTACLE AND ACTION! SAVAGE YES AND MOVING TOO! SIANIHB^-MmQU^-lIBJEW^-GiASCWA JAMESIKRREN SEASONat REX&SKYf rom 18th JULY -^MSiio^^RICES^^O^^SO^I^S^NOFREELIST IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCREEN
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      218 18 INSIDE STORY OF A BIG CLEAN-UP H^iKn^^l >'ou may wonder why ashy deposits cause so much trouble. Here's what happens. Deposits around the inlet valve restrict the flow of mixture into the combustion chamber engine can't "breathe" properly. I S v inH I NH v <• /iN UMBBBftsMnl >^a*» JJBI
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      2011 18 YOU HE?£ rvCIA7E7 7'j?\s)/% mm 1? wiot n aiaTX ...KJO*TARZ\n! I WUST WUMTAK7) /is-y rss\V—^ k v 2 3«( THE HUNT 7RIKCE ASMK, >0U 717 <f T i uive cuot PiTUPt fcILL V OWN LEOPACPS! ALL 7f I 70UST THAT j I HSS^t^njlW VCQUIZE A COU7LE OP gEAUTIPULJ QP TH6.vJ!..
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      213 20 11 X TELL THE DOCTOR VIC PLIMT ThE ATTENDANT rJl^fWri. Tr= //AVM PR. &RE6ORY LAUTEL, COSMIC \^> WHO 6AVE VOuV IT WA£ ALREApy E WT <\ V^TV N r^ /SW^ V^?"^ After LOREfc /^S-^want^ to j tI ecred inleavim6 I j^Kjl f ray treatments... professional 3 permi^^iokj \oreNEP,Poc. raL^rf J
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  • Sports Opinion,Motoring
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        YOU TELLING US
        322 21 YOU TELLING US WE. pay $5 for the week's best letter. Keep it short and send it to: Sports Opinion, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Something positive IT seems that your paper ls always ready to criticise S.A.F.A. and the failings of Singapore football. Why
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        Time has come to call on our fine youngsters
        424 21  -  MAURICE NICHOLAS FROM READER WHAT Is wrong with Singapore athletes? Nothing. What is wrong with the S.A.A.A. officialdom' Plenty. An article in the Straits Times on Mr. Stanley Wright ol Texas and his plans for the Singapore squad for the Asian
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        FOR THE GAY GO-GETTERS...
        464 21 Road testing BMW's 'stretched out 1 LS Luxus BMW news this weefc concerns the German auto and motorcycle firm's f\ new LS Luxus and its even newer BMW 1500. One ls already here; the other will be coming. The LS Luvus Is a stretched out version
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        THE FLYING SIKH
        803 21 THE FLYING SIKH MALAYA has high hopes that sprinter jegathesan will mount the winner's rostrum at the Asian Games but one man could dash these hopes. He is Milkha Singh of India. MILKHA'S BEST TIMES... 10.4 seconds for the 100 metres; 20.8 seconds for the 200 metres; 46.1 seconds for
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        Driving in the rain
        78 21 VOIK article on the amphibian car in the Sunday Times (July 1. 1962) nrnught to mind the am phihiniis cars that we have and require when it floods in Singapore So I thought I would send you a couple of photos that show what I mean.
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    DEATH
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    30 22 20 Words $12 (Minimum) TANCLIN CLUB. Knr the Information of Mfmhprj. Tannlln Club will r» nr» n at s m Monday, 9th July. 1. C.ndfrrjr. B<-< I t :< ry.
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      JEGAMSAN RUNS FAST 400 METRES
      641 22 JEGAMSAN RUNS FAST 400 METRES SINGAPORE, Saturday. FEDERATION'S Olympic runner M. Jegatheson today gave heartening proof of his value to Malaya's 4x400 metres relay team for the Asian Games in Jakarta next month. At the University of Singapore's annual athletic championships at Farrer Park. Jega clocked a fast 48.6 sec
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      Police meet Army today
      117 22 CINOAPORE. Sal.. Army are still maintainint; their lead in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament with 75.8 perMUt, but their lead is a slender one. Laicvtt positions in the Senior oui iiajnc \rtnv 'ollre RAF =!CRC !SC *RC -ie I'arsttv [A P \V D L A
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      Record-breaking effort by -a World champion
      59 22 - TAMARA PRESS, the Russian world champion in shot-putting, broke her own record in Leipzih recently. The picture above shows her putting the shot into orbit with a mighty heave that sent it 18.55 metres (60 feet 7 inches). The sports meeting was held in
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      S'pores games prospect betters own swim mark at gala
      520 22 S'pores games prospect betters own swim mark at gala CINGAPORE. 6al. Singapore 0 Asian Games swimming prospect Tan Thuan Heng. bettered his own under 14 years 50 metres freestyle record at the Singapore Swimming Club's No. 2 championship gala at Tanjong Rhu today. Thuan Heng, who will be celebrating his
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      Shaharuddin Maureen and Victor make grade.
      708 22 Shaharuddin Maureen and Victor make grade. KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. QEREMBAN school teacher Maureen Ann Lee and Pilot Officer Shaharuddin Ali (FMAF) beat FMAAU qualifying marks for next month's Asian Games at the Merdeka Stadium tonight, Maureen beating her own Malayan Native record for the long jump and Shaharuddin equalling his
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  • Race Card, Prospects, Selections
    • BUKIT TIMAH
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        PREDICTION A BRIGHT HOPE ON DERBY FORM
        289 23 WITH a bit of luck Prediction could have won the Perak Derby last month. Always handy behind the pace, he was seen with a winning chance at the top of the straight when he made a forward move. Then Lost Horizon loomed on
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        TARIFF Q IS A SAFE BET
        241 23 rRIFF Q has been a model of consistency this season he has yet to nnlsh out of the first three in all six starts— and should make a safe bet In a fairly open race. In April at Buklt Timan he brought off a
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        SELECTIONS
        155 23 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 NOBLE ALBERT Shlrai National Charm NAT. CHARM Noble Albert Top Peal TOP PEAL Shlrai National Charm 2.00. Race 2 NhARCO MYTH Shorkalinjcatn Speed Marvel NEARCO MYTH Speed Marvel Shockalinicam NEARCO MYTH Shockallnfam Lee Garden 2.35. Race 3. EMERALD Kinf Power St Janeiro
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        Bukit Timah Runners and Riders
        1743 23 Race 1—2.OO: Class 3. Div. 4— 6 Furs. 1. Princess Serena (Thio St.) Donnelly, 4 9.0 Wilson 6 2. ***** Another Chance (Midas St.) Sullivan, 4 8.13 Lee 15 3- 1505 National Charm (Bunga RayaSl.) Yong, 3 8.13 (F) Burton 1 4. 0 Early Hope
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        Peak of Perfection has Cup at his mercy
        829 23 THE $15,000 Summer Cup over 6 f at Bukit Timah today (Race Five) is virtually at the mercy of Peak of Perfection. Without a doubt, the best three-year-old in training, this High Peak gelding has won four of his six starts this
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        Karen of U.S. is new tennis 'Queen'
        298 24 Karen of U.S. is new tennis 'Queen' LONDON, Sat. Mrs. Karen Susman. ol United States, became the new Wimbledon mhKles champion today when she halted the "giantkilling" run of the unseeded Czechoslovakia!!. Mrs. Vera Sukova. here. The 19-year-old eightnseeued Mrs. Susman from San Diego. California, won one of the tamest
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        MAGIC KEY GETS VOTE IN RACE 4
        173 24 tore Racing— P. 23 MAGIC KEY. Cavallina. Ayer Hitam and Sri Senyum all showed bright promise first time out at Bukit Timah In May. This smart quartette may well have the finish to themselves. 1 am going for Magic Key. This racy three-year-old
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        CHOES ALMOST SPOIL GOOD WORK BY MSWEE
        654 24 CHOES ALMOST SPOIL GOOD WORK BY MSWEE After looking comfortable winners at half time with a 4-1 lead, Singapore could only scramble home by 4-3 margin By F. SALAHUDIN Singapore, Sat. looking very easy winners at the in- terval when they held a 4-1 lead, Singapore in the end were
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        Pak suffer another crushing Test defeat by England
        223 24 Pak suffer another crushing Test defeat by England LEEDS. Saturday. pNGLAND crushed Pakistan for the third time, winning the third and deciding Test cricket match by an innings and 117 runs here today, the match ending eight minutes before the scheduled close. Final scores were England 428; Pakistan 131 and
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        Black wins on a count back
        62 24 SINGAPORE. Sat— Lt. WHO Black with a nett 35 on a count back, won the Royal Singapore Golf Club "A" division medal istableford) competition played at Sime Road here today. The runner-up was N Baird with nett 35'«. The ballsweep winners were: Ist Nine
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        Lock icon Charles to go back to Leeds
        71 24 11 KIN, Sat. Juventus Soccer Club announced hrrt early today that they had sifned a contract with l.««-ds I'nited of England tranxfrrrinf John Charles back to the English team. Thirty-year-old Charles, one of Europe's outstanding players. Joined Juventus from Leeds for a reported 165.0
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        Lock icon Red Smoke springs big, upset
        127 24 Red Smoke springs big, upset BRISBANE. Sat. Red Smoke, a 20-1 longshot. scored one of the biggest upsets in the history of the Doomben Ten Thousand today when he won 'the race. Australia's richest sprint, by a short neck from the 33-1 chance. Friar's Peak. In another shock after the
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        Selangor women edge Johore
        68 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Selangor opened the Federation of Malaya Amateur Basketball Association's 1962 Women championships with a narrow 47-43 victory over Johore at the Stadium Negara here today. Selangor, who were down by 16-8 at the interval, staged a magnificent late rally for a well deserved victory.
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        Lock icon Tea scores
        128 24 LONDON, Sat. Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: AT THE OVAL: Surrey 246-3 U. Edrlch 113. P. May 80. M. Willett 44 no.) v Kent; AT OLD TRAFFORD: Gloucester 199-6 <D. Young 86. J. Mortimore 47) v Lancashire; AT BATH: Somerset 255-8 (W. Alley 50. G. Greetham
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        CONTADOR SMASHES RECORD
        127 24 MELBOURNE. Sat. Con-; tador. a six-year-old carrying top weight of lOst 61b.. to- '< day smashed the 22-year-old race record for the Grand National Hurdle at Flemington, Melbourne. Contador. favourite at 7-2.1 look the lead at half-way and won with effortless ease by> half-a-furlong from Red Braid
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        Lock icon SHOCK FOR A-GAMES LIFTERS
        200 24 SHOCK FOR A-GAMES LIFTERS International body says it will not recognise meet I ONUOX, Sat. The MM <..im.- Wriglillirting events in Jakarta will nut br recognised by the International WeitlitlirtiiiK 1 nlr... lion he. an-.- no details have been submitted to the Irdna*^ lion, the secretary, .Mi. (>sc«j- T State,
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        Lock icon Japanese encore
        33 24 PRAGUE. Sat— Japan repeated their success in the Rome Olympics by winning the men's team title in the World gymnastic championships here yesterday. They scored 574.65 point*, second were Russia. Reuter
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      49 24 SPORTS DIARY SINGAPORE CRICKET: S.C.A. senior tournament Police v Army. Tiiom.sou Road: S.R.C. v R.A.P.. padang: UmverMty v S.C.C.. Sepoy Line; S.C.R.C. v 1.A.. Shenton Way. ATHLETICS: Swift A.A. championship, Farrer Park. SOCCER: Div. 3A Rangers v Sukaramai. Parrer Park; Div. :<C S.T.U. "A" v Windsor Rovers. Parrer Park.
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