The Straits Times, 3 February 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1958 IS CENTS Not****
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    WAR CAN END BY MAY
    416 1 CASSELS GIVES AN EARLIER DATE THAN THE TENGKU But every Malayan must co-operate with Government to utmost The last straw for bandits KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE Emergency "might well be ended within three months from now if every single Malayan co-operates with the j Government
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    THREAT TO COLONY TRADE
    168 1 THREAT TO COLONY TRADE SINGAPORE is threatened with the loss of its big entrepot textile trade with Indonesia as a result of the Reparations Treaty signed by Indonesia and Japan recently. The treaty would enable Indonesia to buy textiles and other commodities direct from Japan instead of using Singapore as
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    DELAY MAY COST YOU $40,000 JACKPOT
    124 1 DELAY MAY COST YOU $40,000 JACKPOT HAVE you made I your bid for the $40,000 Jackpot in I The Malayan Month- I ly's Contest K I (January). I If not. you should I do so NOW. I I This big money I contest closes TO- I I I MORROW. Singapore
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    Lock icon 80 hurt as ice rink collapses
    34 1 TOKYO, Sun Police today reported one person was missing and 80 others slightly Injured when the ice floor of the Karuizawa skating rink, near Tokyo. suddenly collapsed —Reuter.
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    JULIAN CALLS IN ON WAY HOME
    201 1 JULIAN SANDYS. 20-year-old grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, is in Singapore on a private visit. The only son of Britain's Defence Minister, Mr Duncan Sandys, he is still only a student but already shows a keen interest in politics. Since his arrival in Singapore
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    Lock icon Fatal drinking
    31 1 NEW YORK, Sun. More than half the motorists killed in the city last year were drunk at the time, the New York Police Commissioner, Mr. Stephen Kennedy reported. Reuter.
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    HOLIDAY PROCESSION
    42 1 THIS is the $50,000 silver chariot being drawn through the streets of Kuala Lumpur to Batu Caves for the Thaipusam holiday festival. The chariot, which weighs two-and-a-half tons, was out yesterday for the first time since 1947 (See Page 7)
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    Reds rebuke three top officials
    104 1 LONDON, Sun. Three Soviet financial chiefs were publicly rebuked last night following the disclosure of "improper practices" in a Soviet state lottery. Moscow Radio reported. The Radio said the Deputy Finance Minister of the Soviet Union whom it named as Garbuzov, had been "reproved" for
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    Lock icon NASSER MERGER WITH SYRIA
    210 1 He forms the United Arab Republic CAIRO, Sun. Egypt and Syria yesterday proclaimed the unification of their 27,000--000 people in a new state to be called "The United Arab Republic." President Nasser of Egypt and President Shukri El Kuwatly signed the documents proclaiming the unity of
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    IKE AND DULLES: WONDERFUL
    678 1 How the Explorer was launched WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday sent his congratulations to all who had a share in the successful launching of the first American earth satellite, the Explorer. The President said. "That's wonderful," when told of the satellite's successful entry Into orbit early
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    REDS DETAIN TELEPHONIST
    46 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A gang of seven terrorists entered an estate telephone ex. change office Yong Peng. Johore, early this morning and demanded food from the operator. When he refused to fiv e them any they took him away but released him later.
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    GANGS FIGHT IT OUT WITH CHAIRS, BOTTLES
    117 1 GANGS FIGHT IT OUT WITH CHAIRS, BOTTLES IZUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Bottles, cups and chairs went flying as members of two rival gangs clashed in a coffee-shop at Ipoh Road here tonight. The gangs had come Into the shop presumably to settle an old argument over tea. But half an hour
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    44 1 TOKYO. Sun— Two peopi were killed and 17 others in jured. four seriously today when a bus fell into a rtw near Furano City norther ■> Japan Eye-witness reports sai* the bus fell when the bridg it was crossing collapsed Reuter
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    Move to set up Borneo centre
    190 1 lESSELTON, Sun. J Two British Army colonels from GHQ, Farelf. Singapore, arrived here today with nine other officers to explore the site for a British Army training centre. In an Interview Col. Robert Hornby. Army Public Relations. Farelf, said the British Army was not
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    Lock icon Col. Sumual in Tokyo—report
    60 1 Col. Sumual in Tokyo report BANGKOK. Sun— Reliable diplomatic sources said today that Col. Ventje Sumual, the rebellious commander of North Celebes, has flown to Tokyo. They said he had gone thpre to talk with President Soekarno about his dispute with the Indonesian army command. Last week it was announced
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    LION TAMER ATTACKED
    99 1 MEMPHIS. Sun. About 1,000 children watched in horror as a lion and a halfgrown tiger attacked a woman lion tamer in a cage at a circus at Chattanooga last night. The two animals sprang at Mrs. Evelyn Currie, 35. I She was saved by her bro- ther,
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    Police 'war' on motor-cyclists: 'Ambush' by early-morning squad
    316 2 Police 'war' on motor-cyclists: 'Ambush' by early- morning squad SINGAPORE'S 'WILD ONES' ARE TOLD TO SLOW DOWN 1 rHK mobile squad of 1 the Singapore traffic police swooped down on high-speed motor-cyclists early yesterday in an effective surprise operation. •'Accelerationmad' youths who congregated around Merdeka llMg.ll for their usual Sunday
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    Pontian OCPD
    22 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. ASP C.C. Stevenson, of the Police Training School, Kuala Lumpur, has been transferred to Pontian as OCPD.
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    Chief Scout issues call for aid
    217 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.The Mini.it'.T for Intiricr and Justice, Inche Sulaiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, last night called on all "right thinKing adults to lead the country's youth away from the "cark back lanes" of ami-social activities and destructive imp:: The Minister in his capacity
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    Bar officers appointed
    98 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Elected to serve on the Jo hore Bar Committee for 1958 are Mr. A. N. Mitra, 'chairman*. Mr. Goh Bin Lay, (secretary), Mr. Omar Salleh. Mr. John Pillay Mr F. B Oehlers and G. Abishe ganadan. Mr. Omar Salleh and Mr F. B. Oehlers
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    200 traders threaten to quit Chamber
    301 2 DEMAND FOR PROBE INTO FORGERY CHARGES JWO hundred Singapore Chinese businessmen yesterday threatened to resign en bloc from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce unless the alleged forgery of new membership applications is "satisfactorily investigated." They belong to the Sam Kang clan from Northern China
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    MASS WEDDING FOR TV
    216 2 SEVENTEEN newly wed couples may be seen all over the United States on television At their mass wedding ceremony at the Hokkien Huav Kuan. Singapore, yesterday were American TV and cine-cameramen putting it all on film. And an Australian serviceman who plans to write a book
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    Court warns on stray buffalo
    41 2 JESSELTON. Sun. The Jesselton magistrate yesterday issued a stern warning on the seriousness of allowing buffaloes to stray in the town area. The warning followed six rase s of cattle trespass dealt, with in the court.
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    Thief fined
    26 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. In the Magistrates Court today Chan Chai Soon who was caught stealing six fowls in the local market was fined $150.
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    SPLINTER UNIONS ARE 'BIG PERIL'
    215 2 SPLINTER UNIONS ARE 'BIG PERIL' IfUALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1Y The Federation Government has warne f that the formation of "splinter" unions is a threat to the industrial peace of the country. The warning is given u> the December report of the Department of Labour an<i Industrial Relations Issue.) today. The
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    Promotion for rural officer
    41 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. —I Inche Omar bin Bujong today assumed duties as State Agricultural Officer Malacca. He was formerly Agricultural Officer, Johore West, in which capacity he recently went to Japan to study rice cultivation methods there.
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      Lock icon GRANT FOR A RIOT VICTIM'S SON
      62 2 VICOSIA, Sun. Sir 111 Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus, has ordered a special grant to be made towards educating the son of a Turkish woman who died in riots here earlier this week. The 55-year-old woman and a Turkish man were knocked down by
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      29 2 LONDON: Roadside signboards, which will enable urgent messages to be given to motorists while they are travelling, have been put into operation in Britain by the Automobile Association. Reuter.
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      14 2 ROME: Els-a Martinelll. the Italian film actress, gave birth prematurely to a daughter. Reuter.
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      26 2 SAO PAULO: The justice of the minors' court here has forbidden youngsters under 16 to attend football games at stadiums where bottled drinks are sold Reuter.
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      36 2 PEKING: Chairman Mao Tse-tung ordered the re- moval of Lung Yun from his post as vice-chairman of China's National De. fence Council and Huang chi-Hsiang from his post as member of the national defence council. Reuter.
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      31 2 LONDON: A cheque for £4,500,000 first payment of death duty on the estate of the Duke of Westminster who died in 1953 was handed to the Commissioners of Inland Revenue. Reuter.
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      25 2 BOMBAY: About 20 0 schoolchildren w.ere injured, some of them seriously, when a gallery collapsed during a session of the In. dia-China Friendship Association. Reut«r.
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      26 2 PARIS: A Super Starliner of France's national airline, Air France, returned after a "reconnaissance flight" to Tokyo and back by way of the North Pole. Reuter.
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      15 2 LONDON: Mr. Wilfred Flenburgh, Labour M.P. wa s seriously injured in a car crkJi. Reuter.
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      13 2 DAMASCUS: Syrian and Turkish patrols exchanged fire on the north-west Syrian border. Reuter.
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    Lock icon GROOM WAS 74, BRIDE 73
    34 2 PARIS. Sun —A "4-year-old man married a 73-yrar-•ld woman in an old people's home in Champagnr-en-Valromey. yesterday. The best man and bridesmaids were aced between Hi and »3.~ Reuler.
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      111 2 VIEWED FROM ANY ANGLE... THE 1958 Plymouth BELVEDERE IS AGAIN...YEARS AHEAD OF IT'S COMPETITION! ViNim this year you are in the spotlight when you drive I lie brilliant Belvedere the car with the bold new look of mute... Ranking with the world's most beautiful automobiles, its Flight-Sweep styling is the
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    Lock icon Step No. 1 to atom-exchange: Zeta secrets for the Americans
    228 3 TOP EXPERTS WILL MEET AT BIG-2 SCIENCE TALKS AT WASHINGTON LONDON, Sunday. DRITAIN announced yesterday it will hand over more of its secret data on controlled H-power to the United States next week. It will be the first sharing of
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    Lock icon CANADIAN PM: WE GO TO POLLS
    141 3 OTTAWA, Sun. A general election will be held in Canada on March 31. the Prime Minister. Mr. John Die- fenbaker. announced here last night. The Prime Minister announced the dissolution of Parliament in the House of Commons and said an Immediate election was necessary
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    Lock icon Three dead in theatre fire
    34 3 TOKYO. Sun. The old Ernie Pyle Theatre, a Tokyo landmark was burned out yesterday. Latest reports said that three girls were dead and 10 people admitted in hospital. UP.
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    173 3 BELGRADE. Sun— Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. leader of the British Labour Party, said in an interview published here yesterday that he regretted that the West's replies to Soviet summit talks proposals had not been more positive. He told the Yugoslav news paper Politika- "We must make
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    SHIRLEY WEDS HER ITALIAN SOLDIER
    90 3 WEARING hrr wedding ring, with veil down and in a white bridal gown, the .V vc tr-old British girl with a hole in her heart. Shirley Holmes, leaves the little grey-stone rhurch in ll.n.ini. Hampshire, with her groom. Italian soldier Giulio Comparini. 23. aftrr their
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    Lock icon IKE DOCTRINE IS U.S. 'BLUNDER'
    205 3 Senator denounces Mid-East policy WASHINGTON, Sunday SEN. H. Humphrey said yesterday the Eisenhower Doctrine has failed to protect the Middle East against Communism. The senator who was| speaking before the Middle East Institute. denounced U.S. Middle East policy of the past five years as 'disastrous,
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    April meeting?
    30 3 WASHINGTON. Sun —Highly secret preparations are reDorted underway for former Sir Winston Churchill to visit here In April to confer with President Eisenhower, it was reliably reported yesterday
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    30 3 ZURICH. Sun. Actress Eva Bartok arrived in Zurich yesterday for a 10-day holiday in Switzerland, but she refused to say where she will go to relax. UP.
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    Lock icon SAFEBREAKER COMMANDO IS CAUGHT
    90 3 SAFEBREAKER COMMANDO IS CAUGHT GLASGOW. Sun. John Ramsay, 52-year-old expert saiecracker who was released from prison during the last war to help British commandos working in Europe, was recaptured at Peterhead. yesterday 24 hours after his third prison break. The man said to have broken the safe in Ooering's headquarters
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    Lock icon Little boy lost (weekend)
    69 3 EDINBURGH. Sun— A 14--year-old boy who shared the spoils of drinks haul with a Iriend wound up in hospital unconscious for three days, a juvenile court here was told. The '.wo youngsters Dleaded gulltv to stealing two small bottles of champagne, eight bottles of beer, a
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    228 3 ANNE (17) FOUND: MURDERED IN WOOD f ONDON, Sun. The battered body of 17--year-old Anne Noblett, for whom police had been searching since December, has been found in a wood near Whitwell. Hertfordshire. After a preliminary examination, police stated that death was thought to be due to strangulation. She was
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    46 3 NEW YORK. Sun— Thieves who stole $3,000 (US$1 .000) in cash, furs and Jewellery from a house at Saugus. Massachusetts. gave a watchdog frozen steaks to eat. He was still trying to chew them when the owner came home and discovered the theft. Reuter.
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    DULLES DELIGHTED BY ANKARA TALKS
    163 3 WASHINGTON, Sun.— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, said i yesterday on returning from Ankara that the five Bagdad Pact members and America stood united to bar Soviet: armed aggression from! the north. Mr. Dulles, who led the U.S. observer delegation
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    310 3 Secret court as U.S. employees give evidence on conspiracy charges |>ELC RADE,, Sun. A Yugoslav court, tryina; three men for conspiracy to overthrow the Tito regime, went into secr?t session, when two Yugoslav employees of the United States Embassy in Belgrade wer? called as witnesses. Public and Press.
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    WOMEN TEACHERS ACT
    287 4 Appeal for compromise in Malay schools dispute, but... They refuse to stand for UMNO office: 'We may be resigning 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sunday. TWO Malay teachers refused to stand for reelection to posts in the Province Wellesley South Kaum Ibu women's section of UMNO last night. The
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    Twin calves born-but they mean bad luck
    135 4 Twin calves born -but they mean bad luck RAWANG, Sun.— A rare birth of twin calves took place at Bukit Munchong estate, nine miles from here, yesterday—but all they signified was bad luck. Superstition has it that the "mother" of twin calves means ill-fortune but the owner A. Arulandu. 28.
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    8 STUDY DULL STUDENTS
    86 4 An ciyht-man committee formed by the Federation of Malay Students' Unions Gabonpan Pelajar Melayu Semenanjong will study the problem of backwardness in education among the Malays. The committee will begin by sending que&tionaires to various organisations, students, parents. education officials and members of the public. The
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    STUDY GIFT FOR BLIND SCHOOL TEACHER
    56 4 STUDY GIFT FOR BLIND SCHOOL TEACHER MR. G. I. BALASI'NDKAM. 31, who «till leave for Birmingham soon on a Government scholarship to study methods of teaching tin- blind. He has been a tearher in the Singapore School for thr Blind since it began in 1056. Mr. RaUsundram will be away
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    Cyclist hurt in collision
    56 4 KAMPAR. Sun. A pad! Dlanter. Shamsuddin bin Abdullah. 28. was rushed to the Kampar Hospital unconscious after he was Involved In a collision between the bicycle he was riding and a car at the 314 milestone i near here yesterday. i Shamsuddin was cycling I home
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    Transferred
    32 4 TAPAH. Sun— Three Assistan* re-settlement officers from here. Mr. Charley Oh. Mr Lee Hon Kuan and Mr. Robert Ooi Ewe Ltn. have be<n transferred to the P« rak State Secretariat. Ipoh.
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    Civics course
    25 4 MERSING, Sun. A civics course for the people of Kampong Pengkalan Batu will be held at the Pengkalan Batu Malay School on Saturday.
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    Three Perak parties confer on united front
    149 4 Three Perak parties confer on united front IPOH, Sun.—Represen- tatives of three political parties in Perak held a secret twohour meeting here today to consider the formation of a "united front". The three parties are: the People's Progressive Party of Ma'.aya. the National Association of Malaya, and the Perak branch
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    GIRL'S FALL FROM CAR
    61 4 TELUK AMSON. Sun— n 21-year-old girl from Brickfields Road. Kuala Lumpur aas seriously injured on the head th.s morning when sh» fell from the front door <>t the car in which she wa travelling at the 7th mile stone Changkat Jong Road The girl is Doris
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    Teenage crime: Plea to people
    199 4 AID BOYS 1 CLUBS, SAYS MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Minister of Finance, Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, 1 last night appealed to the people of Malaya to save under-privileged boys from being used by criminal gangs. Sir Henry, who was opening the Negri Sembilan Youth
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    COUNCILLOR DENIES DEAD MAN GIVEN A LICENCE
    117 4 COUNCILLOR DENIES DEAD MAN GIVEN A LICENCE |>ENTONG, Sun —The Bentong Alliance whip. Mr. Leow Uew Mm. said today that it was not true that a market fish stall licence had been issued to a dead person. An independent councillor, Mr. Toh Wai Theng, had made such «tn allegation at
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    Minister visits Johore Bahru
    55 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Inche Bahman bin Samsudin. Minuter for Natural Resources, and Mr o E. N Fiennes, chairman of the Land Development Authority. Kuala Lumpur, paid an official visit to Johore Bahru today. The Minister called on Dato Wan Idris. Mentrl Besar. and the departments under
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    Fatal shot mystery
    396 5 CORONER SEES MOUSE AND THREE BULLET HOLES ONE DOCTOR REFUTES ANOTHER'S EVIDENCE j rjRIK, Sun.— Mystery hangs over the fatal shooting of a police officer, father of four, in his house here. A coroner, Kuala Kangsar Magistrate Raja Arif Shah, opened an inquiry yesterday into the death
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    Stockwell calls
    31 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Sun. The former G.O.C. and Director of Operations. Malaya. General Sir Hugh Stockwell. visited the 7th Battalion, Malay Regiment, stationed in Erskine camp. here this morning.
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    Oh, what a rush to find a church for the wedding
    232 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. T»HE situation was frankly desperate. Everything was set for the big wedding The groom wa s to leave for America tomorrow to take up an appointment as personal assistant to Malayan Ambassador in Washington Dr. Ismail
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    Brazilians learn Malayan methods
    58 5 Brazilians learn Malayan methods KUALA I I MPI R Sun Two Brazilians are here to n«t how Malaya pltnvs and produces rubber, palm and coconut oil They are the head of the agricultural department of the Brazilian Government in Sao Paulo, Senhor Raul Gomez de Freitas Puranhos and an English
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    UNION WANTS PROBE OF BUS FIRMS
    177 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. rpHE National Union of Transport Workers is to ask the Federation Government to set up a commission to investigate the possibility of getting small bus companies to unite so that they can be more remunerative, j This decision was taken by
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    SCHOOLGIRL IS 'QUEEN'
    60 5 PENANO. Sun. A 16--year-old schoolgirl. Farldah blnte Abu Bakar. was elected "Penang UMNO sarong and kebaya queen" in a beauty contest sponsored by the Penang UMNO youths' fun fair her-- last night. Idah Shamsudln 18. was runner-up with Samnah blnte Hamedy. 15. third out of 12 competitors.
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    YOUTHS MAR A VARIETY SHOW
    141 5 YOUTHS MAR A VARIETY SHOW ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Cat-calls by some youths who attended a variety show at the Chinwoo Auditorium here last night marred the celebrations of the first Malayan Association of Youth Clubs week. The interruption occurred during the art of self-defence. "Panchak Bawean," presented by members of
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      241 5 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SIRVKK 4 1 mrtrm MNGAFOU Mrdium wmvr 476 mrlrn Xl Al A I I Mil i: Mrdium wavr 341 mrtrrs n:\ANG Mrdium wavr 3K6 rorlrri IPOH Mrdium wavr 330 mrlrrt MALACCA Mrdium wavr mrtrrs AM 715 Good Morning To Ustcncrs; 1 16 Morning Serenade; 7
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      186 5 4 tirttu'ti A fo. /iff 3iaa \fs?j&^z < jzfoffik l 'Yi^m T< f "»2»-A N l.uu^i.u, i^l< till Li»i« *Xv?*y w-y yyi^wvT 7/S? Wi £L** X*2* Ummno- WrZ\a%- \W WvJuivanTiT'cuuCk/ TATANOSASPV- *aV* /Ml uYviC^tW/K^^ 111 W^/'^L /sv r^ 1 *G?M PDOjV kjSSa^O* #7ff#> Saint Uy Leslie iharieris ~S UL^LBHHLILI Y
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    74 6 2* Word, tin (Minimmm). MR. AND MRS. Teoh Eng Tatt. thank all friends and relatives for their gifts and kind wishes and regret their inability to acknowledge Individually. MR. T ARUMUGAM and fanillv sincerely thank all the Doctors. Nurses and Staff of the General Hospital, friends and relatives for
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      Fantasy and Reality
      725 6 The City Council has become the battleground for the fight against colonialism, said Singapore's Mayor at Friday night's remarkable meeting. The spectacle of anti-colonial war waged until 2.30 on a Saturday morning was not, however, quite as I stirring as Mr. Ong Eng Guan seemed to believe.
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      The New Citizens
      346 6 More than 330,000 have registered as citizens of Singapore under Operation Franchise which ended on Saturday. If the early estimate that the new citizenship law would confer rights on 250,000 alien Chinese is correct, the remaining 80,000 consist of people born in the Federation and citizens of
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      Industrial View
      125 6 The Federation Government has plans to set up a $9,000,000 industrial research institute to offer free advice to aspiring industrialists. What is not clear is how many aspiring industrialists there are in Malaya. Mr. Jumabhoy, Singapore's Minister for Commerce and Industry, complained recently that though local businessmen inquired
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    TWO MALAY VIEWS ON EDUCATION
    827 6 Ms* can we have secondary education without MIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIHIItIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHItIIfIini lllllllllltlllllllllMtlllllllttllllfllllllllllltllllfllllllllllll teachers and textbooks? •k nit ii it i tiiniti 11 mil 11 in unit 111 kit 111 tin in 11 ■ij i ii i■in i mi 11 (1111 111 tn in it 11 tn it •itllttllii
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      523 6 Justice million fear or secrecy T*HE case against holding 1 preliminary enquiries in camera <save in exceptional circumstances) or abolition of preliminary enquiries altogether is overwhelming. The object of a preliminary enquiry is to ascertain whether on the facts presented before the magistrate there are sufficient grounds for committing the
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      106 6 IN order to be admitted into the teaching profession, one has to satisfy the authorities concerned that one has already obtained a credit in the School Certificate English paper. That also applies to a candidate who intends to join the University. In lieu of a credit
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      640 6 USE SUCH TEXTBOOKS AND TEACHERS AS ARE AVAILABLE rE establishment of Malay secondary schools, an important step towards higher education, has always been one of the strong demands of the Malays. It Is a pity that the people have had to resort to threat now to make the Government do
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      57 6 Rubber shoes for Army IN RESPECT of the shoe A manufacturing industrial crises. I suggest that our Malayan Army should be equipped with rubber Wellington boots Instead of heavy leather hobnailfd boots. Rubber is sprlnty and our boys certainly can undertake longer treks with rubber soles, impervious to the dampness
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    Teachers want advisory body
    412 7 CONGRESS SAYS COUHCU, CAN HELP IHE GOVT. IN EDUCATION MATTERS CALL TO SCRAP KIRKBY, AND BRINSFORD LODGE TRAINING COLLEGES KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Malayan Teachers' National Congress last night tailed on the (lOvernment to set up a national advisory council of education to advise it on
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    Envoy opens building
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —I The German Ambassador in the Federation. Dr. Hans U. Granow, today opened the $550,000 Ng Keat Tiong building in Pudu Road. The German embassy ha* its office in the six-storey building. 1
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    Lorry men fined
    36 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. For carrying an overload of one ton three cwt. Van Ho Seng, a lorry driver, was fined $40 and the owner. Goh Ah Hong. $80 In the Magistrate's Court today.
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    Thaipusam: Silver chariot in procession
    317 7 Thaipusam: Silver chariot in procession 100,000 PEOPLE MAY ATTEM FESTIVAL I/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —A two-and-a-half ton $50,000 silver chariot was drawn by two bullocks through the Federal capital today on its way to Batu Caves, seven miles away, for the Thaipusam festival tomorrow. The chariot, which belongs to the Mariamman
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    To entertain
    27 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Sun. The Sungel Patani MCA. sent a team of s ngers and musicians to entertain the inmates of the Bedong Welfare Home today.
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    MUSLIM CHIEF'S WARNING
    76 7 PENANG. Sun. T{ie retiring chairman of the Kadayanallur Muslim Association. Mr. K. T Sahul Hamid. warned last night that some people were trying to disrupt their unity. "There are three sections in our community and it is our duty to bring them all together." he said at
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    Exhibition
    36 7 KOTA BHARU. Sun The regional secretary of the Malayan Youth Council for the East Coast. Inche Kamarulzaman bin Mohamed yesterday declared open an exhibition of embroidery, handicrafts and stamps organised by the Garuda Youth Club.
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    New citizens
    34 7 KUALA KUBU BAHRU Sun.— The district officer of Ulu Selangor. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Ali, presented certificates of citizen sh.p to 150 new Indian anJ Chinese Federal citizens here this morning.
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    1,200 export monkeys scratch and bite their handlers
    200 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fingers were bitten and clothes torn today when 10 men in a private animal farm near here prepared 1,200 monkeys for a flight to Australia tomorrow. The monkeys have been bought by the Australian Government for use In producing
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    TWO STABBED: ONE IS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
    89 7 IPOH. Sun. Two persons were injured from knife wounds in separate incidents here last night and were admitted to the Ipoh Hospital. A town council labourer Suppan. 55. living in his quarters in Menglcmbu sus- UUned tbree serious knife I wounds after a quarrel
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    ANCIENT CARRIAGE ON DISPLAY
    68 7 TENGKO Zafcarah Mate Tengkn Zakaria. wife of the president of the Malayan Asmciatioa of Youth Clubs, locks at the model of an ancient carriage exhibited at the variety fair and exhibition of handicrafts and hobbies organised bjr the Kampong Attap Yonth Club at the SHangor Badminton
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    War Dept. men seek better pensions
    256 7 SIX MEN TO STUDY CONDITIONS >T»HE Singapore Fedeiation of Services Unions plans to submit a new claim for better pensions for its 2.500 members in the three services. This decision wa& eache'i at a special executive com mittee meeting of th t Fed eratian
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    NEW ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF IN FEDERATION
    85 7 NEW ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF IN FEDERATION THE NEW CHIEF OF STAFF of the Federation Army, Col. J. G. Atkinson, who will succeed Col. D D. Zvegintzov. Col. Atkinson arrived in Penan*, ky the Canton on Saturday to take up his new appointment in Kuala Lumpur. He was Commanding Officer
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    TOWNSEND SETS TWO ON A LONG JEEP RIDE
    283 7 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. —A chance encounter with GroupCaptain Peter Townsend when he was in Johore Bahru last year decided two police lieutenants to attempt the 13.000 mile Journey home by jeep. Today after four months of map reading, distance plotting and collection
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    Registering pilgrims
    51 7 PENANG, Sun— The Pilgrimage Control Officer. Tuan Haji All Rouse, announced yesterday that late applications by pilgrims who are going as deck passengers to Mecca this year would be registered. The various district officers in the Federation have been informed. There will be four trips to Mecca this
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    Bridge flooded
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Flood water over the Pasir Kemudi Bridge on the Kuan tan-Sungei Lemblng Road. Pahang. is subsiding. It is still impassable to traffic
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    Sack for 16
    21 7 KOTA BHARU. Sun. Sixteen redundant workers 11 bus conductors and five drivers—of the North-Bast Transport Service have been
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    A new mess—so they celebrate
    60 7 A new mess— so they celebrate Bl "lTKRWORTII. S«.— The 11th Independent Field Squadron of the KoyaJ Engineers last nifht celebrated the opening of their nrw mess with a gala dance at the Butcrworth cantonment. dance was aba hi him our of Mr. cWrtafftoa Ka> mond anil Mr M. Ata-ey
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    MIC POSTPONES 'VERDICT' ON BUNGSAR REBELS
    232 7 MIC POSTPONES 'VERDICT' ON BUNGSAR REBELS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. '"THE working committee of the Malayan Indian Congress has postponed "judgment" on appeals by two committee members sus;jended from membership by thr president, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan. Mr. K. Gwupatham a I Municipal Councillor and president of the BungsarBrickflelds Branch of
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    Floods hit work and wages
    145 7 Floods hit work and wages I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Heavy rain and flood water in the Federation seriously disrupted work in some industries and rut down the earnings of the workers, the Department of Labour and Industrial Relations reported today The report said tapping in estates in some of the bad2y
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    CAREER GIRLS
    114 7 Minister's daughter and friend to study for dipbmia in Australia I/UALA LUMPUR Sun. —Che Zainun binte Bahaman. daughter if the Minister ot Natural Resouices, and her fnend. Miss Angeline Low Guat Hiontj., gave a tea party today to bid farewell to friends before going to Australia to study
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      Tin cuts still chief market factor
      804 8 INVESTORS SHY OF INDUSTRIALS By Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Malayan Share Market opened last week the biggest immediate factor was the announcement of the cutback in production by the International Tin Council and this influence continued to be felt throughout the period. The
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      Lock icon Singapore tin price dull COMMODITY REVIEW
      486 8 Singapore tin price dull COMMODITY REVIEW THE feature of the tin price in Singapore lasi week was that it did not rise to anything like the same extent as London prices After the rise of $4 25 on January 25 following the further restriction decision of the International Tin Council
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      THE MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      655 8 rl following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Friday 8«..r. MkM MB v Prel 14» Oral 130 IM MUs Ice 1100 <buyer»> B B. Petrol 40'- 43B U rruitem 620 »M DM rin Smelt Prtf
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      44 8 Current Halt at Total ratal far payment paymeDl for previous year year amuntinf Tin l>rrd«u>s Ml I March 4 47 outhcrn KinU nnvolid»t.d Ltd. rdli.rd Plantation*. Ltd. he Kundons Rabber Estate Ltd. Interim 10% 17H% Marct 1 reb27 Js"i 105 SO (0'
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      BUSINESS DONE
      339 8 rpHE following business done 1 in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period Jan. 25 to 31. INDUSTRIALS: Federal Dispensary $2.13', to W.IO. fr»<* r Neave Ords. $2.63 S to 82.60. Gammons $2 20 to $2 IT,. Ooodwood Park
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      424 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL At PLICATIONS are Invited for the post of ASSISTANT ENOINbER (MECHANICAL) In the Municipal Engineer's Department. Salary Allowance: Basic salary wllhtn the Scale 8628 x 34 934 982 x 34 1,254 p.m. plus a variable Cost of Living Allowance. The starting salary will be
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      734 8 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for the award of Kedah State Higher Studies Scholarships from subjects of His Highness the Sultan of Kedah. Applicants should apply by letter in the first Instance giving detailed account of education (and employment) to date together with a statement of the proposed course of
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      743 8 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. OMAR bin HOOSAIN of No. 75 Telok Blangah Road Mr. ABDUL HAMID bin AHMAD of No. 114 Telok Blangah Road The above named gentlemen and any person having any Information as to their present address are requested to communicate with Messrs. Donaldson Ac Burklnshaw. Mac Donald House.
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      825 8 KNUTSEN LINE oh.ent service fROM CANAOA/U S PACIFIC »O»TI JO OATS Soillnfl Son Arn.mfl Vancouver francltco t'aar* f. twett. fcnen« F mo-M. ANNA BAKKE Satlatf SalUa 9/11 F.b 12 F,k 14 Fab 21 Fek ELISABETH ■AKKI $oHad Feb 11/1 J Mar 14 Mar la Mar 21 Mo. WIITIUO BAKKE II
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      1284 9 T«i: i4os MANSFIELD <St CO., LTD. Toi: zaii (10 lines) llncoruorofed in Singapore) (11 unee) DVp7 ptof THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS te LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS iVia Sue! with liberty te proceed vie Penom. or Cope ef Cewl Hope) Cor'.ers option tv proceed via other port* to rood
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      1179 9 EAST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS SAMJpySS rOR BANCKOK AND/OR FAR EAST Penono P. S horn Spore "LALANDIA" 21/24 Feb 25/24 F.b 27/ 2 Mar KOREA- ..77... 21/24 Feb 25/24 Feb 27/ 1 Feb BUSUANGA" 24/27 Feb 28 Feb/ 1 Mar 2/ 1 Mer "SELANDIA" 9/lOMw 11/I2MW 11/14 Mar Aee.pti cargo fw
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      1064 9 ■Sno THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '£,7? SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) 5 LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. ft CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pere P. S horn Penanfl BENDORAN for London, Rotterdom, Homburo 05.15-14/ 5 Feb Llilll direct arrive. 27 Feb BEHVENUK for Liverpool, Rotterdom, Homburg 4/»2 Feb IJ/I4 Feh 11/17
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    UK SOCCER MATCHES RESULTS ON SATURDAY
    325 10 UK SOCCER MATCHES RESULTS ON SATURDAY FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4 Manchester V S Alton 1 Blackpool 1 Bolton I rrds t Burnley t Cheliea 1 Everton v l.uton 2 Man. City 4 West Brom. 1 Newcastle 2 Sunder Und 2 Notts F. 2 Portsmouth Preston S Birmingham 0 Shef. Wed.
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    Russia win
    20 10 WEST GERMANY. Sun The Russia beat West Germany 5-2 ln an International lice hockey match here last night.
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    Lock icon Answering salvo from The Gunners
    418 10 Answering salvo from The Gunners They stretch the champ in nine-yoal thriller LONDON. Sun. Arsenal answered the critics who said they lacked fighting spirit by putting up their best display of the season though narrowly los ing 4-.") to league champions Manchester United in the English First Division yesterday. A
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    League tables
    1061 10 Volves 28 18 6 4 68 33 42 ►rest on N E 28 16 5 7 69 39 37 (anchestcr U2B 15 8 7 73 47 36 Vest Brom. 28 12 11 5 65 49 36 .uton 28 15 4 B 47 37 34 inchester C 28 15
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    Lock icon Pakistan tourists draw with Trinidad
    82 10 PORT OF SPAIN. Sun —Trinidad and the Pakistani touring team drew their four-day cricket match which ended here yesterday. F.nal scores: Pakistan 468 for four declared and 110 for three. Trinidad 417. Pakistan had a lead of 51 when Trinidad were all out two hours
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      248 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS nothing, strangely enough 1. Men's chaffer ain't making (8). free (15). 7. A counsel of darkness (4, 3. 8. Shape of a ringlet (8). 3. 5). 9. Affords protection but not at 12. Pleasure resort for which Lord's (6). i-.fin motor Is required (5. 10. Seer
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    ENGLISH HEROES IN WIN OVER WALLABIES
    660 11 RUGBY ROUNDUP LONDON, Sun. -A lastminute try by right wing Peter Jackson gave a depleted England team a thrilling 9-6 win over Australia in the international Rugby Union match at Twickenham yesterday. England, 3-0 down at halftime, were without fly hall Horrocks-Taylor from the
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    Lock icon Thrilling knock of 82 by Harvey
    204 11 Thrilling knock of 82 by Harvey Blcx;mfoniein, (Orange Free Stale). Sun. Sparkling baiting by Neil riarvey prov.ded the thnii. on the secund day ol tin-three-day match Between the Combined Free State and Border team and the Australians here yesterday. Australia ended the day 27 runs ahead of the boBH side
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    Saturday's U.K. Rugby results
    276 11 LONDON Sun Yes'erday's Rueby results were: Internationals: England 9 Australia 6 tat Twickenham); Wales 8 Scotland 3 (at Cardiff). Club matches Blatkheath 0 London Irish 3; Ouy's Hospital 3 Coventry 13; London Hospital 3 Devonport Services 9; Londo Unlversity 3 Nuneaton 0- Metropolitan Police Notts 11;
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      439 11 FOR SALE Word, Si < Him.) Box it ett. txtra. BEAUTIFULLY MARKED HEALTHY p. itbred Siamese kit>.ens. Available immediately. Tele- i tatti LEAVE SALE. Complete Quad D h fldt:itv set; also 'K.ii-er .■ll-.\ave table radiogramophone A< rew pboM 68-681 evenings. RECORD COLLECTOR ha* large number of duplicate classical records to
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      470 11 TENDERS i TENDER NOTICE IMVEHSITY OF MALAYA Tenders are imited frrm first cla.«s Contractors only for the Construction of Reads Bridge and Services at Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur. Ellis of Quantities, Specification, Articles of Agreement, conditions of Contracts, Drawings and vnder forms may be obtalnet' during Normal Office Hours at
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      426 11 FENDERS SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited lor sanltaiv and water installations for 15 blocks of 2-storey terrace houses at St. Michael's Road. Contract VIA. Tender form etc. may be obtained on payment of a deposit of $100 which will be refunded if a bona fide tender is submitted. Sealed
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      403 11 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF V VI. I ABLE SINGAPORE rieoi i i: 1 1; To be held at our sale-room No. 10 CHULJA STREET. SINGAPORE On Wednesday, slh February, 1958 at 2-30 P.M. Lot I— No. 211 ROCHORE ROAD, area 1,004 sq.ft. 999 Years Leasehold. Monthly Rent $106.25. Lot 2
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    Nomads hold
    19 12 TAIPING. Sun. In <• league hockey match yester day. Garrison Nomads drew 1-1 with the Indian A^soc.a tion.
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    One each
    19 12 KAMPAR. Sun The Methodist Afternoon School drew 1-1 with Gopeng in a league hockey match here yesterday.
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    Local trainers do well
    113 12 LOCAL trainers won 15 of the 25 races in the three-day Bukit Tlmah meeting. Statistics: Ist 2nd 3rd Stakes Spencer 6 1 5 $23 4*o liM>s 4 8 3 22.390 Daniels 4 7 5 20.310 lodgers 4 3 2 17.250 4artln 2 0 1 6.900 banning
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    WHERE will the VENUE BE?
    318 12 THOMAS CUP: BAM standing committee to decide on Sunday Move to cut training squad JJI'ALA LIMPI'R, Sun. The Bad in in ton Association of Malaya is expected to make several major decisions on the Tho mas (.'up finals at a meeting here next Sunday. The
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    MRUs EXPERIMENT WITH ANNUAL MATCH wAs A FAILURE
    52 12 PAUL HUNNINGS. the South stand-off makes a break as two North defenders try to stop mi during Saturday's floodlit rucser classic which South won 5-3 at Jalan Besar stadium. Waiting to assist Hunnings is Ron Watson, the South fullback and captain —Straits
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    Good game spoilt by inadequate lighting
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    Tamil soccer
    21 12 KLUANG. Sun— The Kluang Indian President's XI beat Vice-President's XI 2-0 In a Tamil Day soccer match here today.
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    Doc's monopoly
    214 12  -  EPSOM JEEP OLD STRAITS CODE PUTS UP A GREAT DISPLAY By rAINER Doc" Rodgers seems to have a monopoly of Cup races with his two "old faithfuls" —Three Rings and Straits Code. After Three Rings' fifth Gold Cup triumph at Bukit Timah in October Straits Code kept up
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    NEW YEAR CUP WINNER
    9 12 STRAITS CODE, ivtth Maict up.
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    SABA may set new residential rule
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    71 12 SYDNEY. Sun —Australian Frank Sedgman beat Rex Hartwlg 6-4. 5-7. 6-3 In the opening of the Ampol professional tennis tournament at the White City courts here last night. In another match Tony Trabert (United States) beat Ken Rosewall of Australia 6-4, 6-4. Pancho Gongales of
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    124 12 LATE RALLY SA VES S'GOR CLUB WOMEN THE visiting Selangor Club women's hockey team wound up their Singapore tour with a 2-2 draw against Girls Sports Club at Serangoon Road yesterday. A fighting second half rally helped Selangor Club to save the match after trailin? 2-1 at the interval. Their
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    Fight drawn
    27 12 MANILA. Sun-Danny Kid of the Philippines and Manuel Armenteros of Cuba, the world's sixth-ranked bantamweight, fought a 10-round draw before 8.0()n spectators here last nieht.
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    Second win
    28 12 COVENTRY. Sun England's Ama'eur boxing team gained their second victory over Austria when they won 5-3 here last night. England won 8-2 In London on Wednesday—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ski meet on
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    $12,500 for PAFA Fund
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    KL team held
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