The Straits Times, 27 January 1958

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    19 1 .WIHAU: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1958 a 15 CENTS
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    THE TEACHERS SAY NO
    506 1 THAT SATURDAY DEADLINE FOR CLASSES STILL STANDS 10,000 repeat threat to quit UMNO despite Prime Minister's explanation 500 parents join Malay school row KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TJMNO leaders and Malay school teachers in various parts of the Federation today rejected the explanation by the Prime Minister
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    Thomas Cup Games may not be played in Colony
    331 1 Thomas Cup Games may not be played in Colony THE Thomas Cup matches in June this year may not be played in the Singapore Badminton Stadium. This is because the Singapore Badminton Association has no direct say in the management of the stadium and has failed to get it for
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    34 1 ATHENS, Sun. The Unit- < a States has supplied Greece vi.th equipment for training a b-Utalion in the launching of "Nike" ground to air guided missiles, an official announcement said last night. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Suez unblocked
    28 1 LONDON. Sun. The Soviet motor tanker Gorky was refloated early today after being aground at Kilometer 147 in the Suez Canal for about two hours Reuter.
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    Lock icon Children see their first aircraft as it arrives on mercy mission
    171 1 ST. HELENA. Sun. Schoolchildren on this lonely bland In the South Atlantic saw their first aircraft last week— a s It flew In urgently needed antitetanus supplies. The four-englned plane had to parachute Its supplies down because there Is
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    CUSTOMS OPENING
    59 1 THE TENGKU MAHKOTA unveils a plaque at the opening of the new $324,500 customs checking station at Johore Bahru yesterday Watching is the Finance Minister. Col Sir Henry Lee (left). The Tengku was deputising for his father, the Sultan of Johore. who was unable to perform the ceremony
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    TRAIN OFF LINE —BUT NO ONE HURT
    186 1 A LOR STAR. Sun.— Police, firemen and volunteers rushed to Arau, in Perlis, today when nine wagons attached to a PenangPadang Besar passenger train were derailed. But there were no casualities. The derailed wagons were carrying oil and produce. Two of them one
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    Lock icon New Ike plan
    30 1 WASHINGTON, Sun.—President Elsenhower has proposed for thtf first time a government-sponsored edu catlonal exchange program me between the United States and Russia. It wai disclosed today.— UP.
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    Lock icon Famine in Nepal
    29 1 KATMANDU. Sun. -Nepal has asked the United States for food to alleviate 'a near famine" situation In parts of the country. It was reported today. -UP
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    Lock icon Foot for urgent Cyprus talks
    214 1 TO BACK LATEST PLAN IN ANKARA NICOSIA. Sunday. SIR HUGH FOOT, the Governor of Cyprus, flew to Ankara today for talks with Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Lloyd Is discussing the Cyprus problems with Turkish leaders. He is reported to have presents
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    Lock icon SNARK MISSILE JOTS ITS TARGET 5,000 MILES AWAY'
    115 1 SNARK MISSILE JOTS ITS TARGET 5,000 MILES AWAY' NEW YORK. Sun. A "Snark" Inter-continental guided missile was fired 5.000 miles into the Ascension Island area off the African coast yesterday, usually well-informed sources said today. The sources said the missile landed on target, but there was no official confirmation from
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    General in lost plane
    60 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. A VS. air force B-57 light ]et bomber with a high-ranking air force officer aboard was missing and presumed down early this morning near the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. The co-pilot is Brig. Gen. Charles D. Jones. 46, Deputy Director of Legislation and Liaison
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    Lock icon Her pipe started fatal fire
    69 1 KINGSTON (Jamaica^. Sun. An 80-year-old woman of Ulliput. St. James, has died after being severely burned when her bedclothes caught flr e as i-'.ie fell asleep while smoking a pipe. Lovlna Spence lived alone in a bamboo hut The police believe that she smoked as
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    Lock icon U.S. WOMEN REACH HONG KONG—TELL OF VISIT TO JAILED SONS
    201 1 U.S. WOMEN REACH HONG KONG— TELL OF VISIT TO JAILED SONS HONG KONG, Sun.— Three American mothers who have been visiting their sons, jailed in China on espionage charges, crossed the border into Hong Kong today on their way home. Mr. Chou En-lal, the Chinese Prime Minister on Friday rejected
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    Lock icon Polar trek: Fuchs goes on
    157 1 Polar trek: Fuchs goes on WELLINGTON, Sun. Dr. Vivian Fuchs and his party have covered 33.7 miles since leaving the South Pole two days ago. according to the latest message received here from Scott Base. Douglas McKenzle. official correspondent of the Ross Sea Committee who is at the base, reported
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    Dulles off to Ankara
    44 1 TEHERAN. Sun. Mr. John Foster Dulles, the U.S. Secretary of State, and the Pakistan and Persian Prime Ministers. Malik Flroz Khan Noon and Dr. Manushar Eghbal. left here today for Ankara to attend the Bagdad Pact ministerial conference opening tomorrow.
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    Soekarno in Bangkok
    45 1 BANGKOK. Sun. President Soekarno of Indonesia arrived her e this afternoon by plane from Rangoon fora three-day visit. He will be received in audience by King Phumiphoi on Tuesday, before flying to I Japan on Wednesday morning for a three week's rest.
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    Lock icon WHITE ELEPHANT FOUND
    81 1 BANGKOK. Sun. The first royal white elephant to be found in the reign of King Phumiphoi Aduldet has been captured in Krabi province, southern Siam. According to ancient custom, royal white elephants are given titles and are housed in special stables la the heart of Bangkok. Elephant
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    The Army's 'fairy godmother' pays up
    397 2 The Army's 'fairy godmother' pays up AXD TROOPS ARE HAPPY AT LAST 8y KENNETH WANS TALL &I/HO says the British Army is tough cold and unsympatnetic? There may be plenty of red tape and difficult orders ana directives from the "top brass but the Army does have the welfare of
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    'Rayner or Marshall?9 Union clash
    123 2 'Rayner or Marshall? 9 Union clash rpHREE of four Singapore Harbour Board labour unions do not want Mr. David Marshall, chairman of the Workers' Party, as their legal advisor. They are the S.H.B. Labour Union, the S II B Em- ployees" Union and the Sin- gaporc Stevedore and Wharl Labour
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    IT'S BACK TO GAS COOKING
    455 2 After nineteen harrying hours of cold Sood and candles— Engineers work flat out to repair damaged plant: It won't happen again, says an official spokesman ENGINEERS at the kalian? gas works toiled flat out to restore Singapore's gas supply by 2.30 p.m. yesterday three and
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    Car contest winners
    85 2 IPOH. Sun- Mr. G. E; Ashby, of Universal Cars, with Mrs. T. M. Si'mcs as his pas.s- enger. won the overall prize in the concors d'Elegance con>st organised by the Perak Motor Club here last night. Eleven nf w ears entered for the trade section, in which
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    Town Council's meeting
    64 2 1 TANJONG MALIM, Sun. The first meeting of the newly tlected Tanjong Malim Town Council will be held here at 10.30 am tomorrow. 1 The nine elected councillors, all Alliance members, will be sworn in. j The Alliance 'Whip- in the council will be Inche Yang 1
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    THE BOILER THAT DID THE TRICK
    39 2 THIS 1.000 Ib pit hour boiler, borrowed from the Army enabled engineers at the Kalian* gas works to restore the gas supply yesterday. It is seen brine unloaded on Saturday. Straits Times picture.
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    Students staying on in New Zealand
    290 2 MORE TRAINING FOR MALAYANS From DAVID FINDLAY WELLINGTON, Sunday. ABOUT half the class of Malayan commercial practice students who last month completed a course at Wellington Technical College will remain here instead of returning to Malaya. j The full class was to have returned
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    Big advance in rural welfare
    88 2 lE-SSELTON, Sun. Mort J than 57,000 women and children in North Borneo were treated last year at 30 maternity and child wellare clinics in the Colony. This was a substantial increase made since 1953 when 25.000 women and chikinn were treated at 13 rural clinics.
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    Youth visits
    33 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Twenty Segamat Youth Club members will entertain hospital patients and Inmates of old peoples homes in the district on Feb. 6 as part of their Youth Week programme.
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    SINGAPORE GETS VACCINE TO FIGHT 'ASIAN FLU'
    106 2 AN "Asian Flu" vaccine from Britain has been imported into Singapore to combat any further outbreak of influenza epidemic. Sir Harry Jephcott. chairma*n of the Glaxo Laboratories, who arrived here by I air at the weekend, said that I the vaccine has been
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      46 2 LlSk A word of advice w «*i Cvjb for the vital months ahead f J *——i 4*ri«l ike y4*l penod of J >. 1 I >?S 'W F" cencentraeJ •uunshmenl ttkt I \li L' tgnkriy Bnnft Eutna of Chkta> BRAND'S wSrESSENCE OF CHICKEN THE ESSENCE OF STRENGTH
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    Lock icon New rocket warning by Mr. K.
    418 3 'OUR MISSILES CAN STRIKE CRUSHING BLOWS TO ANY PART OF WORLD' HE ACCUSES THE WEST OF TRYING TO PREVENT IMMEDIATE SUMMIT CONFERENCE MOSCOW, Sunday. N a new rocket warning; launched yesterday, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev accused the West of trying to prevent what he called
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    Lock icon U.S. IS URGED: BE A FULL BAGDAD PACT MEMBER
    170 3 U.S. IS URGED: BE A FULL BAGDAD PACT MEMBER ANKARA, Sun. The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mr. Burhannudln Bashayan, yesterday called for full U.S. membership in the Bagdad Pact. The United States Is at present a member of the military, antl-subverslon and economic committees of the Rroup. but the VS has
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    Lock icon JUDY—HOSTESS TO A LION
    40 3 JUDY— HOSTESS TO A LION AIR INDIA hostess Judy Newington makes friends with an eight-month-old lion after it arrived in London from East Africa on its way to Whipsnade Zoo. Scared? "It's just like a kitten." she said.— UP. picture.
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    Lock icon Sex change Roberta wants to wed
    200 3 Li.jNl.uN. Sur. Vh: j time fighter pilot who registared himself as a woman in 1951 W contemplating marnase to an American, the Woman's Sunday Mirror said. It published a long interview with Roberta Coweil 39. who as Robert Cowell had been a racing driver
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    Lock icon 3 missing after triple crash
    56 3 TOKYO. Sun. United States and Japanese air and sea patrols today began searching for the pilots of three American F-84 Jet training aircraft which crashed into the sea near Iwakuni. Western Japan, shortly before midnight. Eye-witnesses said the engines of the three aircraft appeired to
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    Lock icon THE PRINCE GIVES VILLAGERS THE BIRD
    120 3 THE PRINCE GIVES VILLAGERS THE BIRD SANDRINGHAM. Sun Prince Philip is annoying poultry dealers in this area because he ls shootIng so many pheasants that local prices have dropped to rock bottom. His shooting parties which go out sometimes twice a day while the Prince is holidaying at the royal
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    Lock icon 'Election soon'
    38 3 VANCOUVER. Sun. Mr Lester Pearson, the leader of the Canadian Liberal Party, told Liberals at a luncheon here today to make themselves ready for a general election that they will "be facing any day now." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Two airlines suspend Viscount services
    175 3 WING STRUCTURE SUSPECT ONDON, Sun. Two major airlines last night began withdrawing from service their Vickers Viscount 701 airliners following a report of corrosion and cracks in the wing structure of a sister aircraft. A report or. this condition In a 701 turbo-pi >o was
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    COLD COMFORT FOR NUDES
    78 3 LONDON, Sun. London is I to have a theatre-club j complete with nudes modelled on th r famous Lido in Paris. The theatre is «1 -r I" on April 7. But so far fie current cold snap has held I up rehearsals. Owner Paul Raymond has
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    Lock icon Britain told: Help new nations
    224 3 Britain told: Help new nations I I ONDON, Sun. Britain was not doing enough to ensure that the best British technicians and administrators are guiding and inspiring the people of Malaya, Ghana and Nigeria. the Sunday newspaper, The Observer claimed today. "The Overseas Service Bill was given a qualified welcome
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    Lock icon Suicide report
    36 3 PALM BEACH. (Florida). Sun.— Mr. Robert R. Young. 60. president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and a close friend of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, shot himself dead yesterday police reported. Reuter
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    RIOT POLICE CHARGE CYPRIOT TURKS
    152 3 NICOSIA. Sunday. DRITISH and Turkish police used tear gas yester- day to disperse Turkish Cypriots demonstrating against alleged partiality by the Governor. Sir Hugh Foot, for the island's Greeks. Ten police and two de- j monstrators were hurt. Two men wer c arrested. The trouble
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    Lock icon Speidel address
    34 3 LONDON. Sun. General Hans Speidel, the German rommander-in-chief of Nato land forces in Central Europe, who arrived here last night, will address the British Army s Staff College at Camberley tomorrow. Reuter.
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    Up in smoke—a Red effigy
    234 4 Up in smoke— a Red effigy VILLAGERS 'SICK OF THE EIGHT BANDITS' AROUND HOMES 1000 SHOW GOVT. THEY TOO WANT TO BE FREE FROM TERRORISTS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE people of Kundang applauded loudly as an effigy of a terrorist was burnt at an antiCommunist rally today. Kundang is a
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    MINISTRY TO AZIZ: SEND ESTATE PROPOSALS
    161 4 MINISTRY TO AZIZ: SEND ESTATE PROPOSALS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Ministry oi Natural Resources today welcomed suggestions by economic expert Ungku Abdul Aziz on estate fragmentation. A ministry spokesman iaid that the proposals would be considered if Ungku Aziz submitted details. Id a radio talk. Ungku Aziz made seven constructive
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    On transfer
    34 4 PENANG. Sun.— AjS.P. A S. Nathan. Sessions Court prosecuting officer, will be proceeding to Balik Pulau on transfer at the end of the month as officer -In -charge of police district there.
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    GIRL GUIDE CHIEF'S VISIT
    62 4 FENANG. Sun. Lady i Baden-Powell, world dsM 04 Hit Girl Guide movement. R.i \v touring Australia, is eipiitid to arrive in Kuala Lumpur on April 1. She will attend an exectilive committee meeting of Gtiiders in Kuala Lumpur on April 4. and also a commissioners' conference
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    WORKERS DO NOT WANT JOBS BACK
    130 4 WORKERS DO NOT WANT JOBS BACK PEN>.NG. Sun. Former employees of the Eastern Smelting Co. who have re-registered with the company for job*, but have not yet been railed up. are to ask their oaten leader^ to approach the company for talks re- garding their pay and gratuities. Several workers
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    TENGKU AT AUSTRALIA DAY FUNCTION
    54 4 CAUGHT in happy mood during Australia Day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday are (from left): the Minister of Natural Resources. Inrhe Bahaman bin Slumsuddin. the Australian High Commissioner. Mr. T. K Critehley, the Prime .Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Indonesian Ambassador. Dr. Metiamed
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    'Malaya is perfect co-op example'
    147 4 'Malaya is perfect co-op example' DENANG, Sun. The president of the International Co-opera-tive Alliance, Mr. Marcel Brot. last night praised Malaya as "a perfect example of cooperation" to the world. "One of our biggest surprises is to see in this country so many races living in close harmony he said.
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    'QUIT JAKARTA POLITICS'
    166 4 A warning to Malayan 'expats' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. rpHOUSANDS of Malays living In Indonesia are to be warned to keep out of Indonesian politics. Tnc Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said here last night: "Malayans In Indonesia an taking an active part in
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    Air link to Bangkok started
    86 4 Air link to Bangkok started KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The first Malayan Airways SingaporeBangkok plane to call at Kuala Lumpui- under the new service left the i Federal capital yesterI day without any local passengers. The service which w ill opeiate every Saturday, was started for the convinictice of the people
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    PERAK MCA RE-FORM PLAN
    479 5 Branch wants more strength before th* next general elections Working committee gives the go-ahead signal for 'streamline 9 proposal: Youth section to go under new look IPOH, Sunday. THE Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association today gave the go-ahead signal for a new reorganisation scheme
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    SINGAPORE 'PORTRAIT GALLERY'AT AIRPORT
    90 5 SINGAPORE 'PORTRAIT GALLERY' AT AIRPORT OINGAPORE photo- graphers are playing their part in the drive to attract more tourists to the Colony. Forty-flve prints by members of the Singapore Photographic Society were yesterday hung in the Customs Hall and V.I.P. Room at Singapore Airport for the benefit of transit passengers.
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    SALEMA WILL STUDY COOKERY IN AUSTRALIA
    53 5 SALEMA WILL STUDY COOKERY IN AUSTRALIA SALEMA Abdeen. 18. a former student of Tanjong Katong Girls' School. Singapore, is going to Australia to learn more about rooking. Salema has always been a keen cook. So keen, in fact, that her family arranged a fouryear domestic science course for her at
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    Minister's promise to 500 teachers
    117 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir bin Joharl. has promised to look into the case of about 500 Malay teachers in non-Malay vernacular schools who are uncertain of their future under the new education policy. He made this promise to a
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    Red war: Govt. has been soft
    171 5 LIKE A KIND FATHER, HE SAYS IPOH, Sunday THE District Officer of Kinta, Inche Abdullah bin Sahad, said yesterday that the Government had been "very soft" in dealing wtth the Emergency problem in Malaya. "It is like the attitude of a kind father towards
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    Malayans' course in Australia
    83 5 THREE Malayans who have been attending a fishery course under the Food and Agricultural Organisation in Australia are due to return home. They are Inche Masdawood bin Ahdan, a Singapore fisheries inspector. Inche Abdul Samad Hajl Salleh. senior cooperative marketing officer in Kelantan. and Inche Salam
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    DEATH
    32 6 2« Wor4t tl» (Minimum). HARRIET MARY NORRIE. I daughter of Mis. A Norrls, on 26-1-58, at 13-1 Queen Street Cortege leaving 5 p.m. today for j ■MM, (Okiitinurd in I'age 11J.
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      Progress At Nanyang
      511 6 Nanyang University's many friends, who are to be found in all communities, will give a cordial welcome to the news that, after much delay, action to secure recognition of Nanyang degrees now seems likely. Jurong has announced its readiness, even anxiety, to have this question investigated by
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      Grim Outlook For Tin
      483 6 The International Tin Council's decisions are as. depressing as pessimistic miners expected. The Council could hardly have refused to face the facts. By extending the present control period until the end of March, an additional 17 days, it has substantially increased the cut back in exports.
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      The Squatters
      151 6 Singapore's Mayor hay ordered the City Architect* Department to suspend action against unauthorised attap dwellings until the Council has laid down a new policy. For all practical purposes, this new instruction leaves the position virtually unchanged. The City Council has always had great difficulty enforcing demolition orders secured
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    Government must set priorities
    1430 6  -  UNGKU AZIZ HELPING THE MILLIONS IN THE KAMPONGS by •....Economics Lecturer, University of Malaya TTOE Federation Gov- crnment is about to launch a bank which will probably be called Bank Raa'yat. I agree that a bank is essential for successful rural development. However. I think that
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      Rates and schools: 'A premature decision'
      714 6 Rates and schools: 'A premature decision ONE particular aspect of our education policy which should arrest the attention of all o( us is the Federation Government's intention of handing over respons.bilily for primary education to Local Education Authorities. While the Intention it t if is laudable, the decision is a
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      Telling the patients
      247 6 I AM a T.B patient and attend at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital for treatment. The doctors and the staff in general are doing a very good Job. Medical science has made great strides. TB. patients are being treated with the latest methods and drugs. But from
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    One-voice plan for rubber men
    375 7 One- voice plan for rubber men GREATER STRENGTH FOR BARGAINING IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET A PAN- MALAYAN BODY TO BE ESTABLISHED WITH HQ IN SINGAPORE PLANS have been drawn up to form a PanMalayan Rubber Association, Mr. Ng Quee Lam said yesterday. Mr. Nr. president of the Singapore Rubber Packers'
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    Scholarship
    28 7 KAMPAR. Sun— Mr. Teh Chuan Lim, a teacher in the Anglo-Chinese School here, is to go to Kuala Lumpur on a one-year Government scholarship to study woodwork
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    ALL SET TO FIGHT FIRES
    96 7 KAMPAR. Sun -The fourth and las; of the fire engines rd< r< d lor Perak from Britain last year arrived here yesterday. The new engine costing $24,000 ni designed by the Federation's chief inspector 1 lire NTTta Lt -Col. F. F. c Wat Una, It
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    NEW $324,500 CUSTOMS GATEWAY TO MALAYA
    29 7 The new $324,500 customs checking station at Jobore Bahru. opened by the Tengku Mahkota yesterday, as it appear s from the Sincapore Causeway.
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    Japs cast eyes on our textile market
    218 7 Japs cast eyes on our textile market 17 U ALA LUMPUR. Sun. IV -Japan is making an all-out bid to capture the South-East Asian textile market, particularly the Malayan. A special fund has been started to survey the textile market in the region. Textile producers In the Toyama district. Japans
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    'OPENED BY SULTAN-HE WAS HOME WITH FEVER
    286 7 Revenue up 25 per cent in first trial month A PLAQUE commemo- rating one of the Sultan of Johores rare public appearances was unveiled at the opening of the new Federation customs checking station at Johore Bahru yesterday— but the Sultan was not
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    Bid to capture rural councils
    355 7 PAP PLANS TO WIN 24 OF 36 SEATS rpHE People's Action Party plans to contest 24 of the 36 seats in the forthcoming rural District Council elections in Singapore. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the party chairman, announced this yesterday at a meeting in the Badminton
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    Tengku at India Day party
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th e Indian High Commissioner in Malaya. Mr V. M. Nair. tonight held a reception at his residence here to commemorate the eighth anniversary of the Republic of India. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Cabinet Ministers and members of the diplomatic
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    Annual meeting
    38 7 PENANO. Sun. The Northern Division of the Malaya branch of the British Medical Association will hold its postponed annual general meeting at the lecture hall of the School of Nursing. General Hospital, here on Feb. 6.
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    Off to Britain
    23 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Inche Diam bin Jamaludin. of the Customs Department here, will leave for Britain soon for specialised training.
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    NO CUT IN GARUDA FLIGHTS TO COLONY
    99 7 NO CUT IN GARUDA FLIGHTS TO COLONY Garuda Indonesian Airways' flights to Singapore will not be efleeted by the withdrawal of the KLM airline start A Garuda spokesman told the Straits Time.- yesterday that only their internal flight would be cut down. The spokesman was commenting on reports by Indonesian
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    Farewell party
    43 7 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The Young Farmers Club of Wakaf Bharu last night helU a farewell dinner for its secretary. Chegu Mahmud bin Ya'acob. who will shortly go on transfer to Turn pat to become headmaster of the Bedong Payong Malay School
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    A quiet day
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. No further casualties to either the terrorists or security forces were reported in the Federation today.
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    WIfHDRAW RECOGNITION OF ISRAEL—UMNO BRANCH
    116 7 WIfHDRAW RECOGNITION OF ISRAEL— UMNO BRANCH koi mi\Kl Sun— The Kampong Bharu I'MNO wants tin- Federation Government to withdraw its recognition of Israel because ".she is at enmity with the Muslim countries in the Middle East." Thr branch passed this resolution at the annual general meeting here last nightThe resolution
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    A new home for 200 old people in Seremban
    94 7 A new home for 200 old people in Seremban SEREMBAN. Sun. The Tengku Ampuan Muda Negri Sembilan last evening laid the foundation stone of a $200,000 home for the aged in Rifle Range. She was presented with a silver trowel after the ceremony by Mrs. J. Mclean. wife of the
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    Abused 'special'
    29 7 JOHORE BAHRU. SunYew Sock was fined $25 here today for abusing a special constable who asked him to open his bag for Inspection at a Dolice gate.
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    100 postal, telecoms men quit union
    153 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 100 members of the Malayan Postal and Telecoms Uniformed Staff Union resigned from their union today. Before they did so, they: PASSED a vote of "no confidence' 1 in the union's headquarters officials, and DECIDED to form a union
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    School dance
    31 7 SUNGEI PATANT. Sun. 4. dance in aid of the Sun-'■'-i Patanl Youth League will oe held in the Ibrahim school nail here on Jan. 31 at 9 p m.
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    APEX CLUBS TO SETTLE LEPERS IN MALAYA
    222 7 APEX CLUBS TO SETTLE LEPERS IN MALAYA The first district conveii- 1 tlon of the Apex Clubs in Malaya, which ended in Sin gapore yesterday. decided this would be their major project for the year. There are three clubsSingapore- City, Katong and Kuala Lumpur. The resolution was proposed by Mr.
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    UNION CHIEF CONFIDENT ON ESTATE PAY TALKS
    138 7 OENTONG, Sun —The secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, said last night that he hoped the forthcoming wage negotiations with estate employers would be fruitful. Mr. Narayanan speaking at a dinner in his honour given by th
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    TRADE: ENVOYS FOR SUMATRA SOON
    175 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. T»HE Federation Government will establish a consulate in Medan, Sumatra, soon it was revealed here yesterday The Malayan Ambassador in Indonesia, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. said last night that the office was necessary not only to look after the interests of
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      692 8 By Our Market Correspondent for many years has the Malayan Share Market been dominated so depressingly by a single factor as it was last week. This factor was the meeting of the International Tin Council in London on Thursday and Friday and the announcement of
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      33 8 The Malayan Exchange Banks' AssorUtioa made the following changes ln Its rates to merchant* on Saturday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or 0.0. ready: Canada 31 15/16: French Francs *****
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      570 8 TIN again provided tne major news on local markets last week and the price, having remained static (or the record period of six days at $358.75 per pic ul. jumped up by $4.25 on Saturday morning. This was the first results of the communique issued
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      52 8 Pmr k*l'n I Id Prnfkalen Ltd (prrf Mtu Kantaa Tin Drrdginc LM. Thr BcdU Babker Estates LM. Interim. < urrrnt pmymtni ao%* 13% IS%* 10% Date of p.?mrnt P*b. 1 Peb. t reb. 7 Feb 23 Pet) 21 T«UI far yimt 10% Total for prerioa* jtmt •0% 40%
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      BUSINESS DONE
      316 8 rr following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for I the period Jan. IS to 24. INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. i Penang re- j Risten 275. 9d.. Fraser A Neave Ords. $268 to $2.62<i. Gammons $2.27 t
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      699 8 THK fullnwing business done quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after Its last meeting; on Friday. Biu'i Seller! > Brlrtt FT- .3 1 M> Ords i SO 1 SO v:« Ice UOO ibujrrrti B B Petrol 40 42 B M Trusteea IM tM
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    CUP SHOCK!
    209 10 SCUNTHORPE (2,000 TO ONE OUTSIDER) FIGHT THEIR WAY TO THE LAST SIXTEEN Mighty Newcastle outplayed in the thawing snow LONDON. Sun. Scunthorpe United, little Third Division Club listed as 2,000 to one "outsider" to win the F. A. Cup, pulled off one of the biggest shocks for years
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    Latest league positions
    716 10 DIV. J SOUTH PWDL r A P Swlndon 31 14 10 7 56 35 38 Brighton H. 28 18 5 7 56 41 37 Reading 28 14 7 7 52 29 35 Plymouth 28 15 4 0 41 33 34 Norwich C 28 12 10 ***** 34
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    Fourth Round results
    121 10 Ri-pl.n date* are: JAN. 28. Burnley r Bristol Rovers JAN. 29: Darlington v Chelsea; Charlton Athletic t Fulham; Notts Forest VV.B.A. Bolton T York City. The postponed matche* Everlon v Blackburn Rovers; Sheffield Wed. v Hull City will also be played on Jan. 29. Inifol Revtn 2
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    NON-STOP WOLVES SCORE FIVE AGAINST POMPEY
    281 10 Six Second Division clubs Cardiff, Liverpool, Bristol City. Stoke City. Sheffield United and West Ham go into the next round but only two from the First Division, Manchester United and Wolverhampton Wanderers, got through. It was the worst day for soccer for over two
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    OTHER MATCHES RESULTS
    113 10 RESULTS of other matches in Britain on Saturday: DIVISION TWO Rotherham Orimsby postponed DIV. THREE (North) Mansfield 0 Accrinfton I Workintton i Chester S All remaining matches postponed. DIV. THREE (South) tldcisli.il I Norwich 1 Millwall 1 Walsall Reading 3 Q.PJt. South ton 2 CrysUl 1 Swindon
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    Lock icon SOUTH-WEST COUNTIES DRAW WITH TOURING WALLABIES
    346 10 SOUTH-WEST COUNTIES DRAW WITH TOURING WALLABIES LONDON, Sun. The South-Western Counties Rugby Union side held the Australian touring team to a 3-3 draw at Plymouth yesterday. There was no score at half-time. The scoring came in the last ten minutes. First Benny Jones, the outside half, put the counties ahead
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    Lock icon Record leap by Springbok
    65 10 JOHANNESBURG. Bun. Henlle Kruger, ot Souihern Transvaal beat his own British Empire pole vault record with a leap of 14ft J^ln. here yesterday. This was two Inches higher than his 14ft >«ln. set In April last year. Kruger also beat the South African all-comers record of
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    Lock icon LAWS ALTERED TO BRING ABOUT BRIGHTER RUGBY
    319 10 LONDON, Sun— The International Rugby Union Board has decided to make some alterations in the laws of he game in order to try and bring about more enterprising tactics. This was made known today in a statement issued by Mr. V. E. Kir
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    Lock icon 302 STARTERS—BUT ONLY 36 FINISH RALLY COURSE
    151 10 302 STARTERS— BUT ONLY 36 FINISH RALLY COURSE MONTE CARLO, Sun— Only 36 of the 302 competitors who set out early this week in the 27th Monte Carlo Motor Rally from eight different points In Europe completed the 2.000-mile drive to this Riviera resort and the 673--mile mountain trial which
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      881 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS are Invited from (suitably qualified) Federal Citlaens, and serving Govemment OtTrrer*, men or women, for appointment as Nutrition Officer al the Institute (or Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur. The minimum qualifications for this appointment are, either (a) a medical epiallflcatlon registrable in the Federation of Malaya or (b)
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      725 11 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE/MALAYAN JOINT OVERSEA GROUP OF THE INSTITUTIONS OF ITVII., MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. If you are a member of the above professional organization you will be Interested to learn that the Presidents and the Secretaries of the three Professional 1 Institutions will pay a courtesy visit to Singapore and
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    Heah and Lim upset again
    423 12  -  CHAN KWAN HOI By 001 AND ONG BEATEN IN STRAIGHT SETS JPOH, Sun. Johnny Heah and Lim Say Huu. who beat Eddy Choonc and Ooi Teik Hock 15-8, 7-15, 15-5 last night, staked a strong claim for consideration as Malaya's first pair when they beat
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    PAFA has profit of $4,500 plus Malaya Cup to show
    320 12  -  LEE FOO SAN By IPOH. Sun— The 1957 soccer season in Perak brougnt not only the Malaya Cup but also a credit balance of $4,500. The year's total income was $47,234 and of this $45,517 was obtained from gate collections
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    Nomads held
    21 12 TAIPINO. Sun —Post and Telepraph drew 2-2 wl'ii the formidable Garrison Nomads in a league hockey match here yesterday.
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    Holders Police clear first Cup hurdle
    195 12 riESPITE having to field three replacements, holders Police cleared their opening hurdle In the S.H.A. senior knockout competl- lion with a 4-1 victory over Ceylon Sports Club at Serangoon Road yesterday. Capably led by Percy Pennefat her, who scored two goals, the Police team
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    69 12 SYDNEY, Sun Results In the Australian lawn tennis championships here today: Women's doubles final Thelma Long and K Hawton i New South Wales) beat Angela Mortimer (Britain) and Lorraine Coghlan (Victoria) 7-5, 6-8. 6-2. Men's Singles semifinal: Ashley Cooper (Victoria) beat Neale Fraser (Victoria) 6-1. 3-6.
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    WEIGHTS for 2nd DAY at BUKIT TIMAH
    592 12 in iii 'in- 1 inn iiiiimiiiii nun Miiiimiini i in-ill WEIGHTS for all eight races on the second day (Wednesday) of thi- Bukit Timah meeting are: Cl. 1 Div. 1-6 F Dtstine 10.3 High Socks 9.0S A'ment Park 9.01 < .mi. 9.01 Dimples
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    BACK TO NUMBERS FOR BIG SWEEP
    172 12 BACK TO NUMBERS FOR BIG SWEEP Till Big Sweep draw >v Wednesday will be in.nl. in numbers as usual. Mr L. C. Bailey, the secretary of the Singapore Turf Cluh announced yesterday The Singapore Turf (lob took erark at disrupting the million -dollar-* -day "number* racket" on Saturday by drawing
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    Indians beat Invitation XI
    59 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun —Malayan Indians today beat a Selangor Chinese invitation ele. en 5-2 at Princes Road, after leading 3-0 at half time The Chinese team, which Included "guest" players Quah Kirn Beng of Singapore and Wong Kong Leong of Perak, failed to settle down Scorers:
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    13 for Games
    40 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— The Federation of Malaya Amateur Basketball Association at a meeting held at Kuala Lumpur today proposed to send a team of 13 players and three officials to the Asian Games at Tokyo this year.
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    'SHAMROCK' IS NOW A MILER OF MERIT
    311 12 'SHAMROCK IS NOW A MILER OF MERIT EPSOM JEEP'S Bukit Timjh Round-up JLIR. T. V. Mitchell's seven-year-old Shamrock Slipper, a champion sprinter at one time, has developed Into a miler of exceptional merit. On Saturday. Shamrock Slipper defeated some of the best middle distance horses in training over the Bukit
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    2-1 for MAS boys
    23 12 KAMPAR, Sun. MethodLst Afternoon School beat AngloChinese School "A" 2-1 In a first division hockey league match here yesterday.
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    Lock icon Floyd-for-London bid
    145 12 LONDON, Sun.— Mr. Harry Levene, the London boxing promoter, left London last night for New York where he hopes to make arrangements tor the stagIng of a world heavyweight championship fight in London. Speaking at London Airport lie said: "Cus D'Amato, Floyd Patterson's manager, has already agreed to
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      41 12 TAIPING HOCKEY: C R.C. v Prisons. Esplanade IPOH HOCKEY: Dlv 1: MAS T. Poll c. Upper padang. RL'GGER: All Blues state trial. Coronation ground. Xl ALA LIMPL'R HOCKEY: Dlv 2: Kilat Club v Postal Union Imbl Road RIGGER: Services seven-a-ide competition.
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