The Straits Times, 22 January 1958

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    19 1 AVBll.tfiE DAILY CERTIFIED <JAIE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times tie**** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1958 15 CENTS
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    MORE SHIPS GRABBED
    665 1  -  PATRICIA MORGAN and JOHN DARBYSHIRE MEW SEIZURES NUMBER 'CERTAINLY TWO, MAYBE FIVE' 8 vessels held earlier reported freed but there's no sign of them By Jakarta steps up barter 'war' JNDOXESIA has seiz ed more Singaporeowned ships. Reliable sources said last night the number of new seizures
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    Colony police appeal to all amateur detectives
    188 1 QJINGAPORE police •^last night appealed to Straits Times readers to turn amateur detectives and help capture five men who robbed a rubber estate manager of 527.086 a fortnight ago. More than 300 people have been questioned by police officers but to no avail.
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    70 HOMELESS AFTER FIRE
    58 1 RAWANG. Tues—About 70 people were made homeless today when fire destroyed eight shop-houses and a coffee stall at Ulu Yam Bharu. 18 miles from here. Firemen prevented the blaze from spreading further. The fire started at about 1.20 a.m. Within minutes it spread among the shops.
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    Fire victim Agnes is buried-and a squabble is settled
    149 1 Fire victim Agnes is buried -and a squabble is settled AGNES DEAN, the third victim of the Bencoolen Street lodging house fire, was buried at Bidadari cemetery, Singapore, last night. Agnes, seven, who died at 1030 p.m. on Monday in the General Hospital, was buried beside her mother, Theresa, who
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    Lock icon A civil war warning
    77 1 GUATEMALA. Tues. Supporters of rightist Gen. Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. who won Sunday's presidential election, warned today that if their man wer c not Inaugurated it would mean civil war. Ydigoras won the election by a margin of more than 40.000 votes but because he did not
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    The Tengku replies
    87 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has replied to the letter of the Soviet Prime Minister. Marshal Bulganin, who asked for support '<r a summit conference oi heads of states to ease world tension. Tengku Abdul Rahman's letter has gone to the Ma- layan
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    Their choice
    40 1 NEW YORK, Tues. Mr. Clifford A. Randall, of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, has been nominaed president of the Rotary International for 1958/59 by a committee composed of Rotarians from Britain, Canada, France. Japan, Peru. South Africa and the United States—Reuter
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    GOVT. ASKED TO PROBE SMUGGLING
    327 1 Wo orders on guarantees* PEiNANG, Tuesday. INDONESIA has asked the Federation Government to investigate her allegations that Malayan ships engaged in barter trade with Indonesia are carrying on a smuggling racket in unauthorised ports. Announcing this yesterday I the Indonesian Consul here Mr. A. Mugalih.
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    'WANTED' COLONEL IS UNDER GUARD
    221 1 'WANTED' COLONEL IS UNDER GUARD He is needed for Siam questioning DENANG, Tues Col. Annop Pukprayura, former deputy chief of the Bangkok special branch, left for Kuala Lumpur today to ask a friend"s help in making arrangements for his wife and five children to sta> in Penang. The colonel reported
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    Lock icon Move to defeat Red propaganda
    41 1 ANKARA Tues The Bagdad Pacts counter-sub-version committee began work today on plans to combat the penetration of Soviet propaganda in the Middle East. The committee was working behind closed doors and its agenda was secret. U.P.
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    Lock icon Adenauer letter
    30 1 BONN Tues A letter from the West German Chancellor Dr. Konrad Adenauer, to Marshal Bulganin was to be handed over in Moscow today a Government spokesman said. Reuter.
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    TOO MYSTERY IS SOLVED
    196 1 No longer Assistant Minister of Education KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The mystery about the position of Mr. Too Joon Hing has been solved at last. The Federation Minister of Education Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. told the Straits Times today: "I wish to make It very clear
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    POLICE OPEN FIRE IN NIGHT CHASE DRAMA
    208 1 POLICE OPEN FIRE IN NIGHT CHASE DRAMA IPOH. Tues. Police 1 fired several shots at a secret society suspect who had ercaped from an ambush last night. An hour later he was caught a mile away in a house where he had taken refuge The suspect and an accomplice, who
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    2 a.m. news roundup
    302 1 2 a.m. news roundup BANK RATE— 'NO" LEAKAGE LONDON, Tues. —An official tribunal which in-Yt-stisated rumours that there had been a leakage of iniormaiion about Britain's bank rate rise last September reported today it had found no justification for the allegations. The report of the tribunal said: 'We have unhesitatingly
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    Lock icon SNOWBALL KILLS A MAN
    90 1 GENEVA. Tues— A 24-year-old Swiss was killed by a child's snowball while skiing in the Jura mountains, near Porrentruy, it was learned her e today. The man, Martial Etienne, was skiing with his fiancee yesterday when the children. playing higher up the slope. let a snow
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    Lock icon Poison or ulcer? Out comes a King's coffin
    318 2 Poison or ulcer? Out comes a King's coffin A-REACTOR WILL PROVIDE ANSWER TO 400-YEAR-OLD ROYAL RIDDLE STOCKHOLM, Tuesday. TIIK tomb of a king who died nearly 400 years ago, was opened today to lim! out if he died of a stomach ulcer or was poisoned by his brother. It is
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    Lock icon '600 dead' claim
    86 2 RABAT. Tues.— A document purporting to be a communi- "The Moroccan Sahara liberation High Command' circulated hire last night claimed that 600 Spawere kil'cd in a battle In Spanish Saharan territory ek. The document was dnted Jan. 15. and bore a red rubber stamjj. It .--aid ihat
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    Bar exams: 52 Malayans succeed
    181 2 lONDON. Ti:e*— The folj luv ayan students uccessful in the December Bar examinations in London FINAL. Class 3: S bin SH. Barakbah. Lorna L.B YC Chin. L. HanChang Huang. J. Letchmanammy, c .C. Lim, E.Y.T Loke, Hon-Choon Mah. LM. Ong. SA. Rahman. T. Sclvarasan, K.Y.
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    Lock icon THE 'ORDEAL' IN ATOM ISLAND
    277 2 Father writes to MP and Macmillan has a question to answer Corporal writes home: Food is bad, the beds are bug-ridden and tents sodden LONDON, Tuesday. ALLEGATIONS by a Royal Air Force corporal that servicemen "sleep, eat and live like pips" on Christina* Island, the
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    Lock icon HUNT FOR RADIOACTIVE NEEDLE GOES ON
    199 2 HUNT FOR RADIOACTIVE NEEDLE GOES ON <THE HAGUE, Tues.— Police may have to destroy the house of a flve-year-old girl who went home from a hospital with the tip of a radioactive needle embedded in her nose. The mLssing tip still has not been found. Another exhaustive search of the
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    Met by 'cat' at English party
    48 2 LONDON. Tues. Sakinah. 11. and Mariah tight, daughters of Dato Nik Kamil. tfcr Malayan High Commisj) in Britain ;.ad tbelf tot English party when they ittended the Lord and Lady Mayoress of London's chiltffen'l party. Thi-y were received lay "Dick Whittingtons Cat.
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    Lock icon Bodies may be swapped: One king Cor another
    133 2 Bodies may be swapped: One king Cor another HANOVER. Tues. Prii-ce i:r-st August, head of the House of Hanover, is tn start negotiations sliirflv 'wth the British Rf>>il Family to h;»ve the hi y of the last Kin? of I .;'>ver. George the Fifth, returned here I'om its present renting
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    Lock icon HUNGARY: WAN'S ANSWER
    114 2 HUNGARY: WAN'S ANSWER BANGKOK. Tues.-Prince Wan Waithayakorn. Siamese Foreign Minister, said today the Hungarian question was inevitably bound with the question of easing world tension. Prince Wan. who was United Nations special representative on the Hungarian iisue, said at the time he took the iob he felt it was a
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    JAPAN STEPS UP SHIPPING LEAD
    106 2 JAPAN STEPS UP SHIPPING LEAD LONDON. Tucs. Japan boosted her lead as the worlds premier shipbuilding nation last year by launchins I vessels totalling 2.424.000 ton.y Lloyds announced today. This figure put Japan more than one million tons ahead of Britain, her chief rival, who launched 1.407.000 tons, with West
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    HELLO FROM PRESIDENT TO A PRESIDENT
    26 2 PRESIDKNT Tito of Yugoslavia, left, greet* Indonesia's President Soekarno. on the latter's arrival t°or his short visit. I' P. picture.
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    Lock icon For arms talks
    42 2 BONN. Tues. Th( Italian Defence Minister. Signor Emilio Taviani. arrived here today for talks with defence ministers of France and W< it Germany on closer co-opera-tion on arms n.-earch xwi development, a snokrsman at the Italian Embassy said today.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Island claim
    42 2 BUENOS AIRES. Tues. Argentina last night reassert. ed her claim to Deception Is'.and in the Antarctic in a communique commenting on the exchange of notes between the captains of British and Argentine ships now in the Fa'kland Islands dependencies. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon A 600-MILE DASH TO SAVE HER SIGHT
      203 2 NICOSIA, Tuesday. FIFTEEN- YEAR-OLD Maureen Tate was recover- ing yesterday from a serious eye operation in a Cyprus hospital after a 600-mile emergency flight strapped in the bomb airmen's seat of a Canberra Jet bomber. The schoolgirl, daughter of a RAF sergeant stationed
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      'Ordinary' clay sent by air
      55 2 TOKYO, Tues.— About 3G0.000 jcn— .ilviut Sll.fifiO was paid today to airmtil right ll>. or ordinary clay from Japan to Denver, Colur.ulii. The rl.iy was mi for .mulytis. to find if it is suitable for building a waterproof wall at the Mihoro Dam, now under
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    Lock icon Mac to Fuchs: We are proud of you
    279 2 WELLINGTON, Tuesday. THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Horold Macmillan, today sent a personal congratulatory message to Dr. Vivian Fuchs on his a-rival at the South Pole after a 56-day overland trek. Mr Macmillan, now in New Zealand, said: "Hearty congratulations to you
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    Lock icon I'll wed hole-in-heart girl, says Italian
    112 2 pOMO, Tues Private GiuV 1 lio Comparing the 23--year-old Italian national serviceman, has been given permission by his commanding officer to marry Shirley Holmes, the English girl uith a hole in her heart. The permission was sent by his commanding oflirer through the military
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    My hat! A bet on bases in Britain
    192 2 My hat! A bet on bases in Britain U/ASHINGTON, Tiles." Mr. Neil McElroy the Secretary of Eh fence, has accepted ;i Con«i(>ssrnan'.s bet that the United States would fail to establish the first intermediate range ballistic missile site in Britain by Christmas. At stake i s a hat The bet
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    Lock icon More Red chiefs expelled
    52 2 PRAGUE. Tues. Mere members of the Centra] Committee of the Slovak I Communist Party have btv!i I expelled on charges ot vi.siom.sir." and "bourg< <is nationalism" (Titoism They followed last veek'l dismissal on similar cl of Stefan Sebesta. the deputy Premier of the Slovak Hi tuonal
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    Lock icon Seized arms ship: Yugoslavs and French in new diplomatic clash
    442 3 GUNS WERE FOR ALGERIANS, SAYS PINEAU PARIS, Tuesday. AFTER talks with the French Foreign Ministry today, the Yugoslav Ambassador in Paris Mr. N. Dobrivoje Uvalic, announced that the interception of the Yugoslav ship Slovenija by French warships was a "very
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    Lock icon Money clamp
    25 3 BAGDAD. Tues. -To eneoarage Iraqis to invest in thoir own country the central bank ha> decided to limit Investment in foreign countrirv Renter.
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    Lock icon Arms cuts: West 'ready and anxious'
    111 3 Arms cuts: West 'ready and anxious' NEW YORK. Mon. The west is ready and anxi. ous for new attempts to reach agreement on dlsar- mament, Sir Pierson Dixon, Britain's permanent U.N. representative, said here last night. He made it clear, however, that he regarded the U.N as the proper place
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    Lock icon Advertisement his answer
    76 3 BONN. Tue.i— Prof Ludwig Erhard. vVest German Economics Minister, who recently angered trade unions and Socialists by suggesting an hour's extention of the working week took advertising space in the new.spap?r-> today to answer his critics. In a two-column advertisement in several newspapers, he published extracts from
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    Lock icon Whale killings
    30 3 TOKYO. Tues-The Japanese Antarctic whaling fleets have caught 1.220.6 whales in terms of blue whale compared with their target of 4.855. the Taiyo Fisheries -aid here today Reuter.
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    Lock icon CRUISER SHELLS GUNPOWDER SHIP IN CADIZ BAY
    105 3 Mil/ Tuis. Dockers working on a ship with a WM <>f liiiiiiiiuili r lli-ii in terror last night when fire brake out in one of tin- holds. For hours iinmni fought to keep the lil.i/,- away from the dangerous cargo. Two men were
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    Lock icon No retreat for Todd
    80 3 LONDON, Tues— Showman Mike Todd said he was going ahead with his plans to fly to Moscow despite an official Russian request to postpone the trip. Last night on the eve of his scheduled departure. Todd recetv#d a cable from Moscow, saying the Soviet Minister of
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    Lock icon Nassau strike settlement deadlock
    157 3 NASSAU. Tui\s Nenotia- tlons to break th 8 nine-day general strike paralysing; this tourist city appeared to be deadlocked today. Both parties to the taxi campanles dispute, which led to the general walkout, were teeing the Governor of the eihamas, Sir Rayno r Arth.ir. te r
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    Lock icon HONEYMOON IN THE SURF
    35 3 SPLASHING about in the surf film star Jayne Mansfield and her husband Mickey Hargitay. former "Mr. Universe", enjoy their honeymoon beneath clear skies at Miami Beach in Florida.— U.P. radio picture
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    Lock icon IKE PLEDGE ON DEFENCES
    248 3 'We shall maintain respect of all' CHICAGO. Tuesday. PRESIDENT EISExNHOWER opened the Republic an Party's Congressional election campaign at a SlOO a head dinner last night. He said that his administration -will keep the nations defences strong to meet the Soviet threat." Mr. Eisenhower who start-
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    A-SCIENTISTS LODGE HUGE PAY CLAIM
    101 3 A-SCIENTISTS LODGE HUGE PAY CLAIM LONDON. Tues. Britain's 8.000 atomic scientists want pay increases up to 51. 700 a month. It Is the biggest individual claim in trade union history. The claim was sent to the Atomic Energy Authority today by the Institution of Professional Civil Servants. An accompanying letter
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    35 3 Wr eckage found HONOLULU Tues— Search headquarters last night reported surface craft. In the area where an Air Force C-97 was believed crashed, had recovered wreckage known to have come from the missing Stratocruiser. UP.
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    Lock icon MISSILES FOR KOREA -BUT NOT NOW SAYS DEFENCE CHIEF
    249 3 MISSILES FOR KOREA -BUT NOT NOW SAYS DEFENCE CHIEF WASHINGTON, Tuesday. 'fHE United States is considering the stationing of intermediate range ballistic missile bases In the Far East, Mr. Neil McElroy, the Secretary of Defence, disclosed in testimony released by a congressional group yesterday. Mr. McElroy said any missiles sent
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    Lock icon KLAN LEADER ON RIOT CHARGE
    195 3 Sequel to Indian 'warpath' raid YEW YORK, Tues.— 4^ A warrant for the arrest of the Rev. James Cole, a selfstyled Ku K l u x Klan leader, was issued at Lumberton, North Carolina, today after he and another man were indicted on charges of
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    Lock icon 1,000-year-old nails found
    55 3 HONG KONG. Tues. Bam boo nails. 1.000 years old. have been found in perfect condition in a pagoda in Soochow. East China Peking radio reported today. j Over one-inch long they 1 were used to fix a layer of clay relief patterns to a brick wail in
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    Lock icon Loan talks open
    28 3 TOKYO, Tues —Talks on a proposed Japanese loan of 18.000 million yen— about $150 millions to India opened at the foreign ministry here today —Reuter.
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    RUBBER
    31 3 LONDON, Mon— Spot Ud Feb 23' 4 d, Mar. 23 l ,rt AprilJune 23\d.. July-Sept 24d Oct -Dec. 3454<1 Jan elf. 23d Feb. c.l.f. 23Sd Mar elf. 23Nd Tone: Steady.
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    20 3 LONDON, Mon— Buyers £7SO. seller* £7304, Foru.ir.l buyers £711. tellera {712: Settlement £7304, »m. aeo t<w«. p.m. Iso toot.
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    Lock icon 4 newsmen sacked
    63 3 WARSAW. Tues. Four journalists, including the acting editor, have been dismissed and five members of the staff have offered to resign following the take- over of the independent youth newspaper, Sztandar Mlodych. by the Socialist Youth Union, informed Press circles reported here last night. The Youth Union
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    22 3 JAKARTA. Tues. Czech Premier Vllam Slroky will arrive here on Friday on a state visit, it was reported today— U.P.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    247 3 LONDON. Mon— Closing middle prices of elected stocks not including sump duty were: Aver Hitam 22/— —1/3 Kamunting (5 8 4', London (4/-) 7/3 Malayan (5 9/4', —1/3 Petaling 6/7'% 3 Pahang 4/7'» Sn Klnta 15/4'» /3 Tronoh 8 9 /3 S. Tronoh (5/-) 8 3 S. Malayan
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    Bought shares—there was no firm
    176 4 Bought shares— there was no firm MAI ACVA, Tues. A man d with Siooo to help lloat a rubber dealers business un the understanding that lie would be given a job lie was given an address and told to report the following month. But when he arrived for work he
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    Girls, are you pretty, do you speak French, English? Here's your chance
    278 4 GOVT. HUNT FOR ECAFE TALKS RECEPTIONISTS KUALA LI'MPIR, Tues. -<,irls. if you have a pretty face, speak English and French and know your town well—there is a eood job for you. The Federal Establishmrnt Olliir is looking for
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    SERVANT WOES OF ENVOY'S WIFE
    196 4 SERVANT WOES OF ENVOY'S WIFE Amahs flown out from Hong Kong KUALA LUMPUR. IV Tues. Mrs. Gunn Lay Teik, wife of the Malayan High Commissioner in Canberra, complained here today of the 'impossible" servant situation in Australia. M s. Gunn. who returned to Malaya with her husband last week for
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    WANTED: 280 MEN for MALAYAN ARMY
    211 4 KUALA LUMFUR. Tuesday. 30ME 280 vacanries exist in the various battalions of the Malay ilegimpnt. a Federation Army spokesman said todi-y. The vacancies were mused by Midlers who had eltli t 1 retired. bem put it; i 1 or transferred to other units. Th»-
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    A $250,000 Methodist centre
    62 4 A $250,000 Methodist centre SEREMBAN. Tues. The Mrthodist Mission in Ma. i, to build a $250,000 c ire at the 10th mile Port Ji'kson-Cop.st Road. Tenders are out and work h. n s begun on the filteen-acrc site. The centre will consist of a large community hall and half a
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    Received stolen cash—fined
    53 4 Received stolen cash fined Roy Palmer. 31. a crew member of the RAF tanker Wave Master, was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for receiving $93 and £5 'Fijian at the Naval Base on Jan. 17 knowing that It had been stolen from O. C. William, also a crew member of
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    History is revised
    74 4 KI'.»L.A LLMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Historical So- latest number of its T.e is <!evoteti largely 'o artiries and photographs tho merdeka historical exhibition held in Kuala Lumpvi duri:i2 the Independence -■i Icbrattoßa. There are short historical notes on Malayan warriors 1 c regnlia of the Paramount Rul:r.
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    No sale-but nine pens went
    83 4 KUALA LI'MPI'R. Tues Three Chinese entered a silvcr-w.ire and pen shop in IJ'.lu Road here l.i'e yesterday Fventaß an lie off with nine t 1 1 worth IU Two of the rul;bfis kepi a talesman busy while the i ntlier slowly niovrd to another showcase,
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    husband is A $50,000 BOOKIE, WIFE TELLS COURT
    285 4 husband is A $50,000 BOOKIE, WIFE TELLS COURT PENANG, Tuesday. WOMAN whose husband wanted her maintenance cut from $170 to $15 a month, alleged in court today that he was a "bookie" collecting $50,000 worth of bets at each race meeting. "That's not true. What proof have you got?" Lim
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    400 ASK FOR 68 LIBRARY AWARDS
    98 4 400 ASK FOR 68 LIBRARY AWARDS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malayan Public Library Association received more than 400 applications for the 68 scholarships it offered to Malay students this year. The scholarships are for pupils in secondary schools, vocational schools and English primary schools up to the Lower Certificate of
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    SCOUTER IS OFF TO NEW JOB IN MANILA
    48 4 SCOUTER IS OFF TO NEW JOB IN MANILA I m ill ABULL h \|.l K bin T. Kechil. 34, District Scout Commissioner of Hutierworth. has been ap pointed Field Commission er, Far East Boy Scouts International Kurrxi in Manila He will leave Malaya next month Straits Times picture.
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    Rural census in Pahang
    40 4 KUANTAN. Tu.s. The Pahang Government Is now conducting a survey of people living in its rural areas—including all new villages and Kampongs The Information obtained will be used for future Government devenlpmerit projects in these areas
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    Flood appeal
    25 4 KLANO rues The Celyon Federation s Klang and Coast branch is to start a house-to-house appeal for money to help Ceylon flood victims
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    3 must serve terms in prison
    270 4 3 must serve terms in prison ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three Malay padi planters were told In the Federation Ccurt of Appeal today that they must serve jail term* imposed on them by a lower court in connection with gang robberies. They were Salleh bin Hajl Said. 40, ■ta'arl bin Arrilm.
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    Cultural talks with Indonesia open
    151 4 KUAI.A LUMFuK 1 ue.-, Malaya his started preliminary talks with Indonesia with a view to signing its first cultural agreement *itn a foreign country The Minister oi Education Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl said today he had several dlaeuntooa already with the Inrionesinn Ambassador n Ku.ua
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    Pay claims: Army workers' leader talks of strike
    278 5 Pay claims: Army workers' leader talks of strike SHOWDOWN MEETING NEXT WEEK: *WE ARE NOT WASTING OUR TIME* would consider issuing strike ballot papers to its 7.000 members throughout the I country. The maximum period of 14 days' strike notice would be handed to the army authorities should a strike
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    FIREMAN'S HELMET FOR MINISTER
    74 5 THE acting Minister for ttie Interior and Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman bin H.i.ii Talib. puts on a fireman's helmet at the Central Fire Training School in (•urney Road. Kuala Lumpur, after officially opening the school on Monday. The Chief Inspector of the Fire Services. Lt -Col.
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    Inspector Sherlock
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR Tues Inspector p. Maria John, told at 9 a.m. yesterday that a wati-h was missing from a shed at the Leong Fat tin mine in Ampang. lound it an hour later at a pawn-shop in Ipoh Road eight miles away, the Sessions Court was told today.
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    Trip to Japan
    30 5 MERSING. Tues. Inch Ali bin Abu Bakar. Batu Pa hat .sub-treasurer, will leave for Japan on Feb. 9 to study youth movements there fo"" I two weeks.
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    Variety show to mark clubs week
    181 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s An all-community variety show will hii-hli?ht the first i Malayan National Youth Club*] Week which begins here on i Feb 1. The show, at the Chlnwoo Auditorium ed by the Hindu Youth Organisation here. There will be dances-, songs, ske'rnes and
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    'WE'RE NOT SCARED'
    127 5 UMNO education critics: Threats will not stop our struggle DENANG, Tues.— The j chahman of the I South Province UMNO Division, Haji Sulaiman bin Haji Ahmad, said today that any action taken against UMNO critics of the Government's education policy would not stop their struggle for the
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    Council men take oath
    97 5 TAPAH. Tues. Tapahs first elected town councillors took the oath of acceptance of office here yesterday. All nine Alliance councillors, who were returned unopposed on nomination day, were sworn in before the District Officer. Tuan Syed Zahiruddin bin Syed Hassan, in his office. They were: Mr.
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    MIC PLEA TO TOP ALLIANCE COUNCIL
    198 5 MIC PLEA TO TOP ALLIANCE COUNCIL If UALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1V The Selangor Malayan Indian Congress has decided to appeal to the Alliance National Council over the "non- j co-operative attitude' of UMNO, Selangor. It maintains that UMNO's action in withdrawing cooperation with Selangor MIC at all levels in the
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    He'll do 'time'
    34 5 *4.U.AL.A LoJrl^UK. IUO.— Nj iluu i^nOug WHO ItCM lUuf tratn ii^i;i hio cousin ai rvians uaita last VV cUUeMla} wafc luduy Mruteuced to lour months' jail by a magistrates court here.
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    DEATH
    39 6 7t W»rit ll* I Minimum) RATHrNAPARANAM, wife of V. Doratxamy, Surveyor, Mtinictpallty. XL. on 20.1.58 O. R Singapore, atler a short Illness. Cortege leaving 84. Kandanft Kerbau Road. K.L. at 5 p.m. today to Loke Yew Road Cemetery.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 6 Hi Wart. 11$ (Minimum). IN CHERISHED memory of the l<te Madam RoKapoo died 22-1-54. Alwa\s loved and remembered by her husband and .hildren.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    265 6 It Wortt tl* < Minimum). DO YOU KNOW that we have "Soft" Ice Cream on sale at our Rafllee Place Milk Bar. Just ask for a "Snow Cone" 20 cent*. MORE PEOPLE VISIT Lucks For American Striped. Nylon Printed Bed.sheets. Rock Bot'om Phces at 17. Orchard Road. SOMETHINO m
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    HOME LEAVE
    66 6 M uri. < Win.) K,.x Hi rf>. txlru DORSET COAST Sunny flat In detached hou.se laree Garden 6 gn&. weekly. Smsilei BM 4 -i.' Bfptember onwards. Robtr'snn. ret, Lvme Rei>l'« 6E\'ENOAKS. Kent Park Hill HoM. an ideal base (or your winter or surrmer leave in England In beautiful
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    30 6 I* or 4» ti MBVJ H»x i* M» fxtrm THERE M-U-S-T Be a good photographer In Singapore wm D.iMri lay who h«s oevn trained In Hollywood. USA. Telephone *****.
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  • The Straits Times
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      An Inflated Recession ?
      628 6 An Inflated Recession In his first press conference for eleven weeks President Eisenhower said his economic advisers predicted there would be an upswing in American economy this year rather than a continuation of the present downswing. But he did not explain the basis for this optimism. In his State of
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      Malay Classes
      312 6 Malay criticism of the Federation's Education Ministry for its supposed reluctance to promote Malay education is becoming more temperate in tone and restricted in scope. Although each day brings its quota of UMNO councillors, officials and members threatening to resign if the Government refuses to give way. there
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      Unfair Game
      208 6 Many of the Au.stu.lian tourists who paid Singapore a brief visit on the (Jrunsay left with an unpleasant impression of rapacious Singapore. They were fleeced by taxi-drivers and overcharged in some of Singapore's .shops They are not going lo be ambassadors of goodwill foi Singapore, charmed as they
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    The Commonwealth's first Communist State
    1053 6  - The Commonwealth's first Communist State SIR PERCIVAL GRIFFITHS By who rettntly visited Kerala an a tourney to India and Pakistan r PHE unenviable dis- tinction of being the first State in the Commonwealth to have a Communist Government belongs to Kerala a narrow coastal strip In the extreme south of
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      Let's have a standard set of school books
      645 6 I EDUCATION is a costly j business. Citizens of the Federation of Malaya will be one with me in thanking the Government for its policy on education and fur sparing no expense tv provide a place for every child of school-going age.
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      Probe committee
      96 6 The Ministry of Education should appoint a committee to investigate the matter and recommend suitable books for the various subjects taught .n ail the classes ol all the schools in the Federation. It is highly desirable thai bock.s recommended by this committee stand the test of u-efulne.ss for
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      English in schools
      89 6 E nglish in sch ools WHEN a Malayan child learns English as his second or third language he. sometimes makes mistakes because the constructions in his mother tongue are naturally different from tho.<e in English. When he then translates literally from his mother tongue into English he may omit the
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      Inacurate voters' list
      100 6 Inacurate voters' list rE Sunday Times iJan. 12 1 carriea a very interesting "dossier" on political apatliv calculated to siiock the voting public, but the Chief Statistician and Registration Officer. Mr E. J. Phillips did ii"t say anything about voters who had beon put In the wrong registers. There were,
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      Throw away coins too
      90 6 IF I were Mr. Ong Eng Guan I would tear up all bank notes and throw away all coins in my possession which bear the Image of the Queen or the King of England. Are they not reminders of colonialism? If I hate the Union Jack
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      And a dollar for good measure
      77 6 I FIND It hard to believe the news that $7,000 a month as salary and allowances Is being proposed for the Mayor of Singapore As if that In Its* s wernot bad enough, one of hl.s admirers has had the effrontery to inform us
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      EMPRESS PLACE DELAY
      158 6 EMPRESS PLA CE DEL AY WE used to blame the expatriate officers for any delay in the functioning of the administrative machinery at Empress Place. Now that the majority of them have left, the delay seems to be interminable. A committee was set up two years ago to revise the
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    Cemetery to be mined for tin
    247 7 Cemetery to be mined for tin I"AMPAR, Tues.— The three-acre Christian remetery on Degong Fond here has been tnvpii over to a French <• impany for tin mining. The company the Soci tie Anonyme Des Estaln De Kinta will spend $10,000 exhuming the 150 graves and r'bjrylng the remains In
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    Dodged duty
    37 7 Tan Tai Chuan. 26. was fined $200 or one month's jail In a Singapore court l**tef' day for having in his po^sesfcion four pounds of tobacco on which duty of $31 had not beer. paid.
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    POLLS DEFEAT: ALLIANCE WILL SOON KNOW WHY
    146 7 IPOH. Tues. The Alliance national headquarters in Kuala Lumpur will soon know the reasons for Its defeat in thr recent Federal Council by-elections here by the Peoples" Progressive Party. The three partners of the Perak State Alliance have been asked by the six-mem-ber
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    He'll help fight corruption
    106 7 He'll help fight corruption KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Pakistan's Inspector-General of the Police Special Branch. Mr. S. M. Alam. arrived here this evening, to help the Federation combat, corruption. He will stay three months at the invitation of the Government. Tomorrow and the day after Mr. Alam will meet the Minister
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    To train in Australia
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tve s Three te'.i?communicatlon.» officers have been selected for training In Australia under the Colombo Plan. They are Mr. Lim Thiani Yee. of Ipoh. Mr. Taram Singh and Mr. Chong Sip Ngoh. both if Kuaia Lumpur
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    Long leave for VVEC leader
    54 7 TANA RATA. Tues Mr. GMT Osborn. who was seconded to the Malayan Civil Service in 1951 from Sierra Leonne and Gambia, goes on long leave this month. For the past 30 months. Mr. Osborn has been District Officer. Camei on Highlands and Chairman of the
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    That fortnightly pay plan for clerks put off until June
    115 7 That fortnightly pay plan for clerks put off until June KIAI.A l.l'MPl'R. Tues A scheme to pay Kuala Lumpur (•overnment 1 1 rl»s s:i!;irir- twice a month has been ptstponed until June A spokesrran at the Federal Kstahlishment Office told the Straits Times today "We have still to work out
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    Road crash soccer captain in court
    595 7 CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATHS OF THREE OTHER PLAYERS, SUPPORTER AFTER CUP GAME LORRY DRIVER TELLS OF LATE-NIGHT COLLISION AFTER HE STOPPED TO CHECK FAULTY LIGHTS PARIT BUNTAR, Tuesday. A FORMER Perak state soccer captain pleaded not guilty here today to an amended charge of
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    POPULAR VIJEYA WINS A RARE HONOUR
    161 7 MISS VIJEYA MLRI'GASU a Colombo Plan student from Kuala Lumpur who has been elected president of the University International Club She is the first overseas student to be given this honour at the University of Queensland Miss Murugasu. a third year arts undergraduate, is
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    M.C.A. poll row: Bid to stop law suit
    286 7 ACTION BAD' IN LA W, COURT TOLD If U ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Supremo Court here was asked today to strike out a suit calling for the invalidation ol the MCA. Kuala Lumpur district sub-branch elections held in July. The request was
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    Overloaded: $30
    34 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Charged *>th carrying an overload of pineapples a lorry driver Chong Poo said that It was difficult to estimate the weight. He was fined $30 or 30 days' jail.
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    Black veil
    52 7 The new sisters then prostr.iirii themselves before the altar. Six other sisters covered them with a black mortuary veil and the convent choir tang the psalm for the dead. Six of the new sisters will be posted to France, one to Italy and the others to India. Ceylon
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    Ml girls are pronounced 'dead to the world'
    56 7 Ml girls are pronounced 'dead to the world' PENAMi. Turs. Twelve young women frum India. Ceylon. Singapore and the Federation were today pronounced "dead to the world". The Bishop of Penane. Monsignor Francis Chan, proi l.ui> (i this at a vestition and profession ceremony it the Batu Lanchanc Convent of
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    Federation cuts down air services
    204 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government's Federation Air Service will cut down Its schedules from March 1 in line with the new policy to Keep the airI ways on a more commercial has.s. It will cancel its whole i scheduled service to thwest coast and stop
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    $212,500 READY IN FUND
    219 7 Technical aid available for co-op movement in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. HTHE International Co-operative Alliance has a 1 development fund of £25.000 (about $212,500) for technical aid to the co-operative movement in Malaya and other member countries. The director of the alliance. Mr W. P. Watkln-s.
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    The Governor's sympathy...
    56 7 MALACCA. Tues. The Governor of Malacca. Mr Leong Yew Koh. and his wife today called on the Speaker of the Malacca State Council. Mr Goh Kay Seng, to express their sympathy on the death of his mother. Madam Lim Jam New. on Saturday Madam Lim. 83. will
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    New chiefs for strike union?
    145 7 New chiefs for strike union? PENANG, Tues— The Eastern Smelting Employees' Union, which recently called off a 55-day strike, may elect new officials soon. A union spokesman said today that the settlement of the dispute called for a "union reshuffle." Meanwhile, the union president. Inche Sharlff Baboo, said that efforts
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    Annual meeting
    20 7 The annual meeting ot the Singapore Children's Society will be held on Friday at the Y.W.C.A Raffle* Quay
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    ROBBER PLEADS: SEND ME TO CHINA
    277 7 ROBBER PLEADS: SEND ME TO CHINA V UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —A man of 28 with 18 previous convictions, Ooi Seng Kee. today asked the Federation Court of Appeal to send him to China because he "had no future in Malaya The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Thomson, told him: "Your misfortune
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    COMING—BOYS' CLUB WEEK
    112 7 COMING— BOYS' CLUB WEEK IPOH. Tues— Boys' clubs throughout the Federation will hold their first ever "club week" beginning on Feb. 1 In Ipoh. the club of 110 members, mainly schoolboys, is organising an elaborate programme the proceeds of which will be given for blind welfare and for scholarships in
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    Minister Aziz opens the big co-op conference
    51 8 A GENERAL view of the first international co-operative conference in South-East Asia held in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. It was sponsored by the International Co-operative Alliance. The Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, is seen here addressing the delegates. Straits Times
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    'An odd case' of theft front rubber plantation
    93 8 'An odd case' of theft front rubber plantation KIALA LUMPUR. Turs. Thieving is not confined only to moveable properties in Srlangor. The Criminal Investigation Department here today received a report which they described as a "very odd theft case." An estate miner at the sth mile. (heras Koal. report eil
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    Police drive
    30 8 KLANG. Tues— The Klang Police Volunteer Reserve. which has 75 members has launched a recruiting drive j for 25 men to form a section I in Port Swettenham.
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    Police, fire engines —but no fire
    171 8 ALL A MteTAKE ON THE PHONE ALOR STAR, Tuesday. A MISUNDERSTANDING over a telephone mess- age sent two flre engines on a 60-miles-an-hour race to Sungei Limau village, 15 miles from here, yesterday afternoon It all started when a bu--1 sinessman contacted the Alor
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    Dispensary visit
    33 8 Mr. Franc-Is Thomas, the Singapore Minister for Communications and Works has been invited to the Chinese Farmers' Guild. Serangoon Gardens, on Saturday for the first visit of a Government mobile dispensary.
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    JAPANESE CO-OP DELEGATE: A PITY CHINA IS NOT HERE
    235 8 'Its 650 million people cannot be ignored' 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. A Japanese who started the co-operative movement in China 31 years ago said today it tv a pity that China could not take part in the International Cooperative Alliance conference here.
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    ARMY BLAST JAP BOMBS
    73 8 PEMANO, Tues. Old Ja- Sungei Dua area. bombs relics of Military and police authoWurld War II -are biing ex- rlties have put up warning pl.«i< d b.v military bomb dts- "notices and a perimeter fence Kpertt MX Paya Tent- to prevent the public tr»m DOnf. en'ermg
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    Stole slippers
    49 8 Wong Kee Ying. 18 HI convicted in Singapore yes terday of stealing a pair or ■Uppers worth $3 belonging to S. D. P. 1 never on the five foot way In Rattles place at 3 15 a.m. on Jan. 8. Sentenc- waj postponed till Jan. 28. I
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    261 unions in Malaya
    60 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Fourteen more trade union.-. have been registered m the Federation to bring the total number to 261. the Government has revealed. There are now 224.791 union members In the country. The Registrar of Trade I Unions has approved the draft rules of 28
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    'MIC IS THE UNWANTED PARTNER'
    83 8 'MIC IS THE UNWANTED PARTNER' I BENTONG. Tues. -Mr V i Arunasalam. who recently gave up his post as secretary of the Pahang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress said today: i "I did so because the MIC. !Is an unwanted partner in I the Alliance. Referring to the Alliance
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    SNAKE BITES A NURSE
    54 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues.— A 20-year-old nurse. Che Zahara blnte Shane, was admitted to haspital last night aftir being bitten by a snake near the nurses' hostel. Che Zahara *as leaving for a drive with some friends when she stepped on the snake. She Is making good
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    Stamps! No more glueing or licking
    212 8 Stamps! No more glueing or licking THE "lick -or glue" dilemma facing people sticking stamps in Singapore's General Post Office may be over by the end of the week. Following a report In the Sunday Times of the sticky mess that plagues G.P.O. cus- tomers and furniture, postal authorises announced
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    953 vote in village polls
    50 8 TAPAH. Tues— Nine hundred and fifty-three voters in the Sungkal local council area, near here went to the polls at the weekend to elect five councillors The elected members are Messrs How Boon Hon Won-.* Ho Kee Abdul Manat. V Paliah and Wan Wai Leone
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    Party for two
    46 8 KUAI A KANGSAH. lues The Malayan Chinese Association here yesterday en tertain<»d Inche Mharnei Nonrdin bin Haji Baharud din and Mr. Goh Khoay to a tea party in honour >f thei r appointments as Justices o: the Peace by the Sultan ol Perak
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      BOSS OF CROOKED POLITICS
      1067 9 BOSS OF C RO OKED PO LITICS PARLY in April 1950, a cleaner entered the office of the Democratic Club on Truman Street, Kansas City, U.S., and discovered a double murder. Slumped in a chair with four bullet holes neatly drilled through the head was the body of Charles Binaggio,
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    345 10 The Malayan Share Biokers' Association reported: "Industrials I and tins opened steadier on the I taMl share market, but both secI tions were quiet at the close. Rubbers were dull. The turnover I was fair Singapore and Federation broken reported the following business done yesterday: Con. Tin Smelt
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    MALAYAN TIN MINES 1957 OUTPUT WAS DOWN 4.8 PER CENT
    546 10 By Our Market Correspondent breaking post-war production records consecutively in 1955 and 1956, the tin output in the Federation last year tailed off slightly by 4.8 per cent, the total of tin-in-concentrates produced being 59,293 tons. The monthly average of
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    PARAGON OFFER WELL RECEIVED
    61 10 Acceptance* of Paragon Holdings offer to United Patant stockholders now totals 69 per cent, and over do per cent- acceptances I have been received of the offer for SunnygaJla's shares. In addition, acceptances have been received for almost 9o per cent, of the Kuala Muda stock
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    19 10 SINGAPORE. Jan. 21. RUBBER: 774 crnts »c* lb. (down tbrrequarters of cent). TIN: $358.75 per picul (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    157 10 MELBOURNE. Tues TRADING volume was well maintained ln the investment section today and prices generally held around firm rates on the Stock Exchange here today. Herald rose 6d but variations were mainly narrow. Price movement* were few and small In a quiet mining section. Main exception was a
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 10 February lint grade rubber bayen fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 77-, cents per lb. down three-quarters of a cent on Monday's closing price. Closing tone: Uncertain. Closing prices In cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS Spot f.o.b. buyers 774. sellers 7714 Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    204 10 Ship* lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oranje 1-2. 1 Malay 4-5. Alba 6A Benavon 6-7. Tjipondok 8-9 Tamerlane 10-11. Cerlntnus 13-14 Malayan Prince 15-16. Ascanlus 18. Ternate 19-20. Taype N Wall 2 Selaftgor N.Wall 1 3 Bela 23. Bldor 24 25. Reymersz
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 10 Singapore Chineae Produce Exchance: noon prices per plcul yes- I lerday were: Copra: steady; UK Continent January February $30< a buyers. S3l fellers uronut all: steady; bulk $46 sellers, drum $50 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business reported done Munlok white $102 Sarawak $10i (both up $1), special Sarawak
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' AaaoctatioD made the following changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday tall rat4s to $100): Sfllini XT. or On ready: New York 32 11 16; French francs *****. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the I.S. dollar was quoted at 5.88't
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      462 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS The following grades of star! are required for temporary fulltime appointment ln the Secretariat of the 1958 ECAFE Conference, Kuala Lumpur, from Bth February to 15th March 1958 only: 1. STENOGRAPHERS Men or Ladies. Qualifications:— At least 100 w.p.m. shorthand, and thorough a command of the English Lan-
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      832 10 NOTICES PAHANG DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated ln the Federation of Malaya) SPECIAL RESOLUTION At an Extraordinary General Meeting 1 of the Members of the above-named company, duly convened and held at the Registered Office of the Company. No. 28. Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur, on the 15th day of January,
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      754 10 NOTICES Nona Mr. Kua Ttiye Bu. a former partner of Eng Lee and Company, 8292. Jalan Ttngku Petra Seraerak Kota Bharu, Kelantan, has withdrawn from the aforesaid business as from 4th January. 1958. and shall not be responsible for any transactions whatsoever thereafter. Kota Bharu. 16th Jan 1958. Sd KUA
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      MORE SHOCKS FOR THE FAT BOY DETECTIVE
      990 12 MORE SHOCKS FOR THE FAT BOY DETECTIVE The scouts are holidaying with Ah Chan's uncle, Mr. Koh. The first night, Tubby hears a noise and sees a figure walking down the corridor wearing a ivhite shirt and red turban, the new clothes bought by Gurchan Singh. The next morning the
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      198 12 Write to these Pen-Pals HERE are some more pen pals for you. Queh Tse Kwang 39-C Guan Chuan Street Jeeta aged 14, 753 Jalan Pauhi Taiping. Hobbies, hiking, views, radio, games Albert Tan. aged 16 210 Keng Lee Road, Singapore 11, Stamps, songs, views. Lee Teck Poh, aged 12, 210
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      SUCH A\ JOLLY | MILLER]
      147 12 SUCH A\ JOLLY MILLER] THERE ua s a jolly mill*r. Lived on the River Dee, He worked and sang front morn till night, No lark more blithe than he. This song, a general favourite in Scotland, and of Sir Walter Scott in particular, became well known after it was sung
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      44 12 C.C.C. Collect six of these coupons to join th* Children's Corner Club. Please enrol me at a member of the Wise Owls Club and tend me a badge, f am enclosing su C.C.C. coupons and a stamped teif -addressed envelope. Name .o Address f
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    Lock icon Aussie stars boycott the overseas tour
    260 13 SYDNEY. Tin's. Senior tank stars lodnv placed i virliKil boycott on this vein's overseas tour by an Australian team. Both Ashley Cooper and Mai Anderson today informed the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia selectors that they are reconsidering their availability. Yesterday, when approached by
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    Captain receives cup for hockey from the GOC
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    Lock icon The Duke to open Games at Cardiff
    80 13 LONDON. Tues.- The Duke of Edinburgh will open the sixth British Empire and I Commonwealth Games at Cardiff, Wales, on July 18. it was announced yesterday. On July 22. he will attend the rowing events at Lake Padarr. In North Wales. The Duke
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    22 13 TAIPING. Tues Pn.-or. 5p Vti Club bt at P. and T. I 1-0 in a league hockey matcn lere yesterday.
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    Lock icon – Ron sets mile I'ultimate' ! at 3:50 |
    109 13 Ron sets mile I 'ultimate' at 3:50 >JEW YORK. Tu(.v Ron I Delany. Irish Olympic 1,500 metres chamnn-n. said last night the ultimate Unit- lor the mile j would b- 3min. oOscc. Delany said: "I per- tonally believe that it we run a lain. 55s<-c mile wt really would be
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    173 13 JAPAN TO MEET SIAM IN IST ROUND MELBOURNE, Tucs. J.» I*l pan h:is brcn drawn U Btun In the Brat round vi the Eastern Zone ol th« 1953 Davis Cup lawn tenni* tournament, according to th« draw made here yesterday. The Jupan-Siam match has to be completed by March 31.
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    212 13 ONDON. Tucs— Snow and I icy roads in parts of Bri- tain and Europe will add to 1 in- hazards facing drivers in the 27th Monte Carlo' motor rally, which begins' today and tomorrow. Even in favourable weather the rally is a tough test
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    Out for 106, Pakistan face uphill task to save Test
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    RUSSIAN ANNA FOR WIMBLEDON
    24 14 THIS U Anna Dimitrieva. Russia s year-old junior tennis champion, who will play this year in Wimbledon's international junior event.
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    The vastly-improved filly Dimples is one for your notebook
    683 14 The vastly-improved filly Dimples is one for your notebook ON THE TRACK... with EPSOM JEEP IIIMPLES. a classy AusI" tralhan sprinter, has made splendid headway since her last outing here and is one to watch this week. Ridden by Rowley Ransome, this speedy Midstream filly bowled along over 3f in
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    Santiago cracks 49 sec. for half a mile
    176 14 SANTIAGO cracked 49sec. for haU-a-mile With Eddie Larkin astride, he clocked 48 4/5. and 37 1 5 lor 3f.— a winning gallop. Programme went well in a tryout with Gallant Turk iPosneri clocking 38 3/5. Avantl went better than Walla Walla (Franklin)
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    103 14 JOTTINGS ...by Epsom Jeep after the Bukit Ttmah meeting before returning to England for the flat season. EDDIE Larkin, Sam MUlbanks and Joe Mercer will leave for England after the Gold Cup meeting at Kuala Lumpur KEN Barratt is expected back from Australia this week, in time
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      Players want a rest, so they close up for one season
      385 14  - Players want a rest, so they close up for one season SAUL JOSHUA By THE ONCE-mlghty Tiger Sporting Association, glamour team in Singapore soccer after the war, will not be playing this season. They will not play in the S.A.F.A. league and knockout competitions or even in friendlies. I "We
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      32 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Thor Beng Seng will represent the Selangor Badminton Association on the BAM standing committee. He takes the place of Mr. Tan Teck Soon who has resigned.
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      73 14 THE WALK: Today is your last chance rTK>DAY is your last chance to enter for the Free Press Walk. No entries will be accepted after 4 p.m. today. Full details of the Walk, to be held on Sunday Feb. 9, appear in today's Free Press. The entry fee is $1,
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      England BA move to abolish 'lets'
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      54 14 PIETERMARITZBURG, Tues. —Spirited batting failed to save Natal from following on 310 behind on the third day of their match against the Australian cricketers here yesterday. Replying to the Australian"! 589, Natal were all out at the close for 288 and will start their second innings,
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