The Straits Times, 3 March 1958

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    22 1 The Straits Times AVERAGE DAILY i KBTIF EH S ALE EH EEBS 80,000 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1958 CENT Ik*"*
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    'SIR' VIVIAN IS THERE
    350 1 FUCHS IS KNIGHTED AFTER HISTORY-MAKING EXPEDITION Trans-Antarctic explorers given dramatic welcome at Scott Base Polar trek ends in triumph LONDON, Sunday. THE ANNOUNCEMENT of a knighthood, warm messages of congratulation and tributes from the Press greeted the news that Dr. Vivian Fuchs had completed his trek
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    Lock icon A Dutch 'floating hospital9
    87 1 A Dutch 'floating hospital 9 rE HAGUE, Sun— A "floating hospital" with nearly 200 beds capable of giving; Immediate aid in case of national disasters, will be completed at a Mllllngen shipyard next year tt was reported here. The ship, owned by the Dutch Red Cross, will have a catering
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    Lock icon The open city
    32 1 VIENNA. Sun Four 13--year-old children arrested here on theft charges used self-made keys to break Into flats in the city They stole cash and electric razors, police said- Reuter.
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    Lock icon THIS IS THE WAY FUCHS WENT
    1220 1 2,100 miles journey in 99 days comment "a piece oi cake" It was a gloriously fine day. with a slight breeze anj unlimited visibility as Dr Fuchs and his party broke camp this morning to make the final run of 23 miles. Shortly before
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    Urgent talks on summit move
    400 1 IKE STUDIES NOTE IN HOSPITAL WASHINGTON, Sunday UNITED STATES officials today held urgent consultations on a new Russian note proposing an Ease-West foreign ministers' conference "very shortly" in preparation for summit talks. State Department officials i would not comment on the note beyond saying it
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    HIJACKED PLANE: UN CALLS MEETING
    188 1 PANMUNJOM Korea. Sunday. 'THE United Nations command today requested 1 that a meeting of the secretariat of the Military Armistice Commission be held tomorrow to discuss the release of the occupants of a hijacked South Korean airliner. The meeting was requested as a result of
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    Lock icon The Queen mother backs two winners
    177 1 The Queen mother backs two winners MELBOURNE, Sun.— The Queen Mother, made three bets and backed two winners to net £14 at the Melbourne races yesterday. Thousands lined the streets in brilliant sunshine to watch her drive to the race-course from Government House. At the racecourse she changed from a
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    Lock icon Nehru: On with 5-year plan
    54 1 NEW DELHI. Sun Mr. Nehru said yesterday that India would go ahead with the "hard core" of her second five-year plan in spite of difficulties Mr Nehru, speaking at cc lebratlons marking the 50th anniversary of India's steel industry, said 05 per cent of the
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    Lock icon £500 for faulty 10s. note offer
    125 1 £500 for faulty 10s. note offer LONDON. Sun.— A woman about to pay a butcher at Pwllhtli Wales, discovered she had a 10s. note with the reverse side completely blank. A London dealer has since offered her £500 for It— and was turned down. Mrs. Jean Smallwood. 30. drew the
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    Lock icon Pope names American
    77 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun— The Pope yesterday named Samuel Cardinal Strltch of Chicago ag Pro-Prefect of the Sacerd Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith He Is the first American to be appointed to the high post and conceivably could be in line for consideration as a successor
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    Lock icon Adenauer visit
    29 1 PARIS Bun The West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer, will visit Mr. Harold Macmlllan In London this spring, aides to the West German leader said yesterday.— U.P
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    Lock icon Fished to safety
    33 1 VANCOUVER. Sun A teacher fishing In Seymour Creek near here cast a slender nylon line 75 feet to three boys marooned on a rock and hauled them to safety —Reuter
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    Lock icon Search. ends
    30 1 Search ends NEY YORK. Buu The search ver wide areas of the mid-Atlantic for a radar picket plane missing with 23 men aboard since Feb. 20 wa.*abando- ed today Reuter
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    Lock icon CHINA TRADE EMBARGO EVIDENCE
    82 1 LONDON. Sun. The SlnoBritlsh trade council here Is gathering evidence to support relaxation of trade controls with China, it was announced today Reporting on a recent visit by a Chinese economic and technical trade mission, the council said: "Most firms reported that a serious impediment to
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    The Pope is 82
    13 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun— The Pope was 82 today.— D.P.
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    Lloyd's visit mystery
    63 1 KUALA LUMPUR. an— ls the British Foreign Secretary. Mr Selwyn Lloyd coming to the Federation next month? A Reuter report yesterday said Mr. Lloyd would come here on his way to Manila for the SEATO talks on March 6. But neither the Ministry o» External Affairs here
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    Return islands, Kishi to Russia
    196 1 TOKYO. Sun.— The Prime Minuter. Mr. Nobusuke Kishl. charged yesterday that the Soviet Union should listen to the Japanese people's desire to have two Islands off the Kuriles returned to this country. Mr. Klshi told the Diet that Japan would agree to hold peace treaty
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    Colony fears ship seizure
    763 1 Colony fears ship seizure k FLEET of Slngapore- owned Inter-coastal cargo ships at Tanjong Pinang is likely to be seized by the Indonesian Central Government and pressed into service as military landing craft. Informed business circles said yest 'day that the ship owners had been told of this f-i'-ir: 'leclslon
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    MARLIN SPEARS A MAN
    67 1 KOALA TRENGGANU Sun.— A fisherman, Ismail oln Chlk, 30, Kampong Seberang Buklt Tombak, had his right thigh speared by a giant marlin while fishing off Kuala Trengganu today He was rushed to the General Hospital here Ismail and his brother Alt were fishing from a boat
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      130 1 PATEK PHILIPPE TVa H'orld't foremost watch Ths 1 Hnt t-ri— Thm 3 Rrrordi for pririiian out of tha 10 Pri*»- inning chronometer*. 7 art Palrh Philippe. Ota of th» 5 trine-winning adjuilrn, 3 art Patrh Philippe. Reraltt of 1956 eompt-tition Brilliant proofs of unquestioned supremacy. H. SENA LTD. Bangkok, Penang
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    300 start Malay classes today
    134 2 rE tirst Malay classes or- 1 ganised by the Singapore City Council, will begin today. But only 300 out of 1,000 staff member s who applied will study the language. The rest will have to wait because of the shortage of class rooms. The Mayor.
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    IF ONLY SCOTT HAD TRACTORS...
    133 2 IN SCOTTS aad Amindvn'i day people •aid it m hnpwsible to reach the South Pole. Both •roved them wrong. The ill-fatrd Scott expedition reached th e Pole on Jan. 18, 1912 after manhandling their heavy sledges arrosa a thousand miles of icy wastes, only to
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    Cuban rebels: More hit-run raids
    169 2 HAVANA, Sun. Rebels burned a waterfront warehouse and school and killed at least two persons yesterday In a fresh wave of hit-run arson and shooting raids from their mountain hideouts. Eyewitnesses reported that an American and a Briton were operating with rebel bands In the
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    Lock icon BRITISH REDS PROTEST AGAINST U.S. ROCKET PLAN
    270 3 LONDON, Sunday. POUR THOUSAND Communist demonstrators marched past the gates of the U.S. Air Force base at suburban Ruislip yesterday to protest against the Anglo-American agreement to build U.S. rocket bases in Britain. They also waved banners and shouted slogans demanding that H-bomb
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    Lock icon Ferry boat disaster: 600 feared drowned
    151 3 Ferry boat disaster: 600 feared drowned ISTANBUL, Sun. A Turk. ish ferry boat sank In the Sea of Marmara yes. terday during a storm and 600 are feared drowned There Wfre only 11 survivors, according to reports reaching here. The boat the 148-ton I skudar sank in Izmit Bay at
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    Lock icon THE NEW KITCHEN CORPS
    65 3 LONDON Sun British Army officers are doing "cookhouse fatigues" in luxury hotels here to learn the hard way how to improve Army food Lieutenants, captains, and even one major are taking orders from hotel kitchen staff as they learn how to clean out ovens, and prepare
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    The crash that stopped the race
    68 3 SPECTATOR COMFORTS INJURED DRIVER CUBAN racing driver Armando Uarcia Cifuente* lies on top of his wrecked car and Is comforted by a spectator as police approacb the scene of the crash In the Havana Grand Prix Four people were killed and 28 injured, and
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    Lock icon Bishop convicted of defamation
    200 3 CALLED COUPLE 'PUBLIC SINNERS' ROME. Sunday. A ROMAN CATHOLIC bishop was convicted at Florence yesterday for calling a couple married outside the Church "public sinners" and "public concubines." He was fined $1 900. tn sentence to be suspended f<> five years A parish priest who ap
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    Lock icon BAND A HITS BACK AT BRITISH CRITIC
    114 3 BAND A HITS BACK AT BRITISH CRITIC pOLOMBO, Sun -Mr Solomon Bandaranaike, the Prime Minister of Ceylon, today criticised British politicians who expressed "patronising' views" about the politics of countries like Ceylon. Friendly relations would be helped it they restrained themselves from "Indulging In this type of action" he told
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    Lock icon Princess Svga is 19 years old
    54 3 Princess Svga is 19 years old PRINCESS SUGA. youngest daughter of Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako of Japan, who celebrated her 19th birth. 4*J. The tall, beautiful Princess is a Ant-year student of English literature at the Gakushtuln University in Tokyo. During the past year she has developed into a
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    The Duke's tiddly-winks men crash
    113 3 The Duke's tiddly-winks men crash LONDON. Sun The Duke of. Edinburgh s chosen team for a game of tiddly-winks was beaten 120-50 by the Cambridge University Tiddly Wink team yesterday. The royal team Bn tain's wackiest comedians, the "Goons" wore lons yellow nightshirts and "Royal Tiddly-Wink Club" ties in the
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    Lock icon SECRET RADIO TELLS RED MERGER
    148 3 VIENNA, Sunday. A SECRET radio station believed to be operating inside Rumania claimed yesterday that talks have been held in Bucharest on a proposed union between Hungary and Rumania The radio station, whir announced It was operate by "national Ruman'an off) cers.' ha.s been br
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    Lock icon PROTEST MARCH
    139 3 Welshmen demonstrate against growing unemployment: They demand 'action' SWANSEA, Sun.— F our hundred Welshmen marched down the main street in Morriston here yesterday St. David's Day —to protest against growing unemployment in South-West Wales. Local members of Parliament, mayors and church ministers Joined In the demonstration which called
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    Lock icon Same man—new setting
    85 3 Same man new setting LONDON, Sun. Mary Marshall. 46, was married to her childhood sweetheart at Chester-Le-Street. Durham yesterday for the second time while their srve--hildren looked on Mary and Clark Marsha, were wed for the first time when they were 17. Two years ago they were divorced but a
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    Lock icon NO SPLIT LABOUR OFFICIAL
    163 3 NO SPLIT LABOUR OFFICIAL I ONDON, Sun.— Members of a Labour Party splinter group who want the H-bomb banned denied yesterday that .they were splitting the party. Their chairman, Mr. Stephen Swlngler. M.P. for New castle-on-Tyne. told the annual meeting of his local Labour Party that he had replied to
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    Eisenhower Completely recovered'
    113 3 Eisenhower Completely recovered' WASHINGTON. Sun Pre sldent Elsenhower ha'completely recovered" fron. the mild stroke he suffered on Nov 25. his doctor* said yesterday White House Press Secret ary Mr. James C Hagerty said that an examination uy three neurologists yesterday morning at Walter Reed Army hospital In effect gave the
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    Lock icon False alarm—out went the TV
    34 3 False alarm— out went the TV Thirty- DETROIT. Sun Thirty ix nremen subscribed JB.s7 to uy a television set. -ast night, aft-r answering i 'alse alarm, they found the set had been stolen Reuter
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    Govt. move to recognise U.S. degrees
    332 4 Govt. move to recognise U.S. degrees THREE-MAN COMMITTEE PROBES PRESENT SET-UP 228 STUDENTS AWAIT DECISION KUALA LUMPI R, Sunday. THERE is hope for the 228 Federation students now studying in the United States that when they graduate, their defrees will be recognised in Malaya. The Federation Government is now undertaking
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    VARSITY GOODWILL TOUR IN JUNE
    160 4 VARSITY GOODWILL TOUR IN JUNE VHE UNIVERSITY of 1 Malaya Historical Society is planning a bigger goodwill and study tour this year. The tour lasting 43 days will start on June S and will take 30 members to Vietnam Cambodia and Slam. *Rie society president, Mr H Rajendra, said yesterday
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    SPELLING TEAM TO TOUR MALAYA
    126 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T»HK Romanbted Malay Spelling Committee will soon visit Federation towns to seek the people's views on the new standardised spelling system which it hopes to draw up. The chairman <>l the cum mtttee. Tuan C l Naslr bin Ismail, said today that
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    TRUTH CAMPAIGN 'WHITEWASH'
    343 5 Teachers' Association chief attacks UMNO attempt to 'placate' people PARTY HAS NOW REALISED THAT THEIR POLICY ON MALAY EDUCATION WAS WRONG, HE SAYS PENANG, Sunday. rpHE President of the Federation of Malay School Teachers' Associations, Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad, today described the "tell-the-truth" campaign now being
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    IPOH ROTARY PARTY FOR 300 CHILDREN
    103 5 IPOH ROTARY PARTY FOR 300 CHILDREN IPOH. Sun.— The Ipoh Rotary club will give a New Year party to 300 under-pri-vileged children on Saturday. First they will be treated to a film show at the Capitol Theatre and will then be taken to the Jubilee Amusement Park where they will
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    Singapore men arrested
    70 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Police yesterday arrested Ho Siong Sin, Ho Ten Sin and Ho Kai Mun. all of Singa. pore, on a charge of extorting $25 from Lum Chee Chan, of th c Be e Tin coßee shop at Tanipoi On being charged in the magistrate's court
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    Police transfer
    22 5 SITIAWAN, Sun. Inspector Yahaya bin Ahmad of the Police Headquarters, Sitiawan, bag been transferred to the Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur
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    BLOWPIPE KILLERS ARE IN DEMAND
    151 5 LABUAN, Sun— Following the recent success of the poison dart method of destroying diseased and unwanted dogs tn Kuala Belalt, the Labuan Town Board has asked If the Punans could visit tl. island to carry out a similar campaign there. The board has also made
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    Woman bandit gives up
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A woman terrorist. Gan Theng Hepk. 21, surrended to a civilian In f he Nibong Tebal district of Province Wellesley on Feb 18. it was disclosed here today. Gan entered the Jungle in July. 1954. and worked with the Communists' Sungei Bakap armed
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    Annual meeting
    25 5 The Alliance Francaise will hold Its annual general meeting at its premises in Laidlaw Building. Singapore, at 6 p in. on March 17.
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    Germany pledges aid to Malaya
    179 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Germany will be happy to take the lead in helping Malaya to develop nuclear power, Mr. H. Pallasch, the First Secretary at the German Embassy here, said today. He however warned that his country w*s not very advanced in this field. Mr
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    Officials of co-op mill
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The new chairman of the Dong Malay Co-operative Rice Mill. Raub, Pahang. Is Inche Mohamed Amln bin Hassan. Inche Amin Is the penghulu of Mukim Dong. Other officials are: Secretary, Inche Usaha Sarkawi; treasurer, Inche Abdul Manan bin Haji Abdullah
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    Talk on Islam
    29 5 Prorrssor Sy t Quadratullah Fatml of Pakistan spoke on Islamic culture In SouthEast Asia at the All-Malayan Muslim Missionary Society premises in Geylang. Singapore, on Saturday.
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    My secret plan to end Emergency—by Tengku
    153 5 My secret plan to end Emergency— by Tengku PNANG, Sun.— The Fcderatton Priate Minister, Tengkn Abdul Rahman, <iaclM«J yesterday h« has new plans to end the Enttrgency by Aug. 31 Ma target dat* "But I can only announce them later." he told the Straits Times The Tengku aald he we«ld
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    'New industries or jobless'
    209 5 WARMNG TO TECHNICAL ASSN. IPOH. Sunday. \MR. LJEW WHY HONE, vice-chairman of the Perak iTI branch of the Technical Association of Malaya, warned here last night of the danger of unemployment unless a suitable climate was created for secondary industries. Speaking at the branch's annual dinner.
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    Red Cross dance
    37 5 PENAN J. Sun— The Pc nang nd Province Wellesley branch of the Malayan Red Cross will hold their annua. dance at the city hall on Saturday with Albert Yeoh and his band In attendance
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    Govt. warns: Watck the budgets
    137 5 IPOH. Sun. The Perak Government has warned town councils and boards in i the State to watch their! budgets. The warning Is contained In a circular from the Assist- ant state Secretary. Mr. O W. Rothery. The Ipoh and Talping town council did not receive
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    PROTEST OVER LANGUAGE QUALIFICATION
    161 5 PROTEST OVER LANGUAGE QUALIFICATION rj»HE Singapore Indian Congress yesterday pro- tested against the language requirement for certain City Council Jobs. It w&s referring to a council plan to appoint 10 hawkers sub-Inspectors. They must have pasted the Chinese Junior Middle School examination or reached eight in an English school. They
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    Oil, power rates hit miners
    113 5 Oil, power rates hit miners IPOH, Sun —The two oil companies in Malaya Shell and Socony and the Perak River Hydro-Electric Company will be asked to reduce their diesel oil and electricity power charges for Chinese-owned mines. Th» Perak Chinese Mining Association, decided to make this appeal to the oil
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    2,017 jobless
    39 5 PENANG. Bun— total of 2.017 job, seekers one of the I hignest i record— was reI glstered with the Penang employment exchange last i month. Those seeking empl yment (Include an actor, five teachers and 707 labourers
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    Scholarships
    25 5 The Singapore Government Public Work? Co-oper-ative Thrift and Loan Society. Limited, has approved the award of six scholarships of $50 each to members children.
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    MALAYANS FOR LOURDES
    54 5 PENANG Sun— Fifty Catholic pilgrims from Singapore and the Federation will leave next month for the centenary 'lebrrtlon In Lourdes The first batch will sail from Singapore on March 15 by the Oranje. Ami g tnem will be Mr T. O ALlshegam. 53. a railway pensioner, who
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    DEATH
    28 6 War4m $l» (Minimum) THARMALINGAN, 29. Engineer. P W.D Colombo, son of K. Muthucumaru of Karalngar retired Senior Hospital Assistant, Kuala Pilah) died on March 1 at olombo
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    94 6 in Worit $U I Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late leo mam Bock thank all Friend* ii Relatives for their Wreaths. .essayes of Condolence, Nlyin .Uii*. Attendance at Funeral, jonat tuns etc. MR MRS NORMAN BUTLIFFE wish to thank the doc>rs staff of Ward 23 SlngaKire General Hospital for
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      City Council Decides
      614 6 City Council Decides Singapore's City Council its Labour Front and Liberal Socialist members dissenting has decided to challenge tht authority ol the Public Services Commission It hadecided to challenge one the main provisions in th Local Government Oidinam under which it is established It has gone against th< Malavanisation Commission
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      Ploughs Into Factories
      486 6 Ploughs Into Factories Many ol the Ecafe countries) i now meeting in Kuala Lumpur se« their economic saJvai.on in rapid industrialisation. They are undeterred by the gloomy outlook ol those who question the wisdom and feasibility of exchanging an agricultural economy foi an industrial one The pessimists argue that production
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    Lock icon FUCHS'IO-YEAR DREAM COMES TRUE
    854 6  - FUCHS' I O-YEAR DREAM COMES TRUE DOUGLAS MACKENZIE L-J T M FIRST LAND CROSSING CONQUERS THE ANTARCTIC SCOTT BASE. FOR Dr. Vivian Fuchs the crossing of the Antarctic is a 10--year-old dream come true. His determination to cross the continent crystallised during the winters of 1948 and 1949 when he
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    WOOING CAPITAL WITH TAX HOLIDAY
    719 6 WOOING CAPITAL WITH TAX HOLIDAY THE crucial factor in attracting foreign capital to industrially under developed countries is creation of confidence. Tax relief, such as the one recently announced by the Malayan delegate at Ecafe. does help, bui will not by i-self attract foreign investment any more than higher interest
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    This is not a memory test
    514 6 IREAO with interest tht other day your account of the ability of Miss Shakuntala Devi. "India's human calculating machine" and 1 thought your readers would be interested to know how the day of the week may be calculated from the date It is not
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    THE MAYOR WAS LATE
    88 6 IT was indeed surprising to read that Mr. Ong Eng Ouan was protesting at the seat given him at the party of the Arab Community. From Mr. Ong's past remarks about the mace, mayoral dress, etc.. he appears to be a almplt person. Why then should
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    The tappers threaten 'go-slow'
    379 7 24 HRS. AFTER EMPLOYERS REJECT $3 A DAY MINIMUM WAGE CLAIM** RUBBER WORKERS' CHIEF SUMMONS A MEETING OF UNION EXECUTIVE KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. |MIX National Union of Plantation Workers plans to launch a nation-wide "go-slow" campaign among the 320,000 rubber estate workers in retaliation against the
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    OFFER TO INSURE AGAINST 'SACK'
    145 7 OFFER TO INSURE AGAINST 'SACK' 17UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Malayans can now insure themselves against being "sacked." About 100 people have al ready registered to Join the scheme, which is being run by the Employees Investment and Finance Compaiy Ltd. The secretary of the company Mr. Yong Kong Ylam. told the
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    Donations
    27 7 JESSELTON. Sun. People in the West Coast and interior residencies of North Borneo have, so far. contributed $3,000 in response to a Berhala Leper settlement appeal
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    MERDEKA CLOCK UNVEILED
    82 7 MERDEKA CLOCK UNVEILED SEREMBAN. Sun. The new merdeka clock tower in Kuala Klawang. in Negri Sembilan, built to commemorate the attainment of Malaya's independence, was unveiled at an impressive ceremony by the Yang Amat Mulia. tthe Dato Undang of Jelebu yesterday The territorial chief appealed to the people of the
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    Charity dance
    18 7 The Serangoon Garden Sports Club in Singapore held a dance at its premises on Saturday night.
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    $14,000 ESTATE BLAZE
    55 7 ALOR STAR. Sun. Damage estimated at $14.000 1 was caused when fire des- troyed more than 50 acres of rubber trees in Kampong Jeniang, 35 miles from here. today. It raged for several hours and is believed to have started from a lallang fire The estates are
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    Chettiar body officials
    45 7 AIOR STAR, Sun. New officials of the Kedah Nattukotai Chettiars' Chamber of Commerce are- President Mr. S. NX. Nagappa Chettiar; viee-prr-sldent. Mr. B.L.N.S Thannemalai Chettiar secretary. Mr RM RM. Ramanathan Chettiar: assistant secretary. Mr SST.PL. Karuppan Chettiar; treasurer Mr A.M.K.M.K. Palanlappa Chettiar
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    Malay drivers revive club
    56 7 IPOH. Sun The Perak Malay Drivers Club which has been inactive most of the time since Its formation before the war was revived today. The Dato Panglima Kinta. Dato Tahwil Azar bin Ah mad. in his opening address at the club's annual meeting here congratulated the
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    After 30 years he'll retire
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The president of the Rubber Research Institute Asiatic Staff Association here. Mr. X.C Ekar. lg to retire soon. He was been with the rubber research institute for the past thirty years.
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    Club dance
    31 7 IPOH. Sun.- Dance In aid of the Kampong Simee old peoples home was held at the Hotel Majestic here last night. About $1,500 was raised from tickets and donations
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    $5,000 TO ACQUIRE ANCIENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
    126 7 KOTA NUM. Sun. The Suara Muda cultural rlub trying to revive Malay culture In Kelantan— will spend SS.OM to buy or make ancient musical Instruments. Five Malay experts have been appointed to the task. The mone.. comes from a donation of SI.VOBO from the
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    A bigger role in Red Cross work
    183 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The people of Malaya have a bigger role to play in Red Cross work now that the country is independent, the chairman or the Malayan Red Cross Bociety, Mr. R. Ramani. said tonight. In a broadcast to mark 'he Red
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    GIRLS ARE PART OF VARIETY SHOW
    38 7 THESE seven Malay girls performing a dance are part of the variety show staged by the Girl Guides Association of Selancor in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday in aid of their "hat fund."
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    TWO WHO MET BY ACCIDENT ARE WED
    197 7 TWO WHO MET BY ACCIDENT ARE WED I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. —A chance meeting at a picnic two years ago which involved some first aid. led to the marriage here this week of a pretty Chinese girl and a Malay Government official The two are Miss Lee Lai Peng mow Che
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    Siamese here on buying mission
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Eight tin miners from Slam are here to buy equipment for their mines. The miners, all from Bang- kok. arrived here yesterday. iThey have already vi.sited several tin mines in Selangor
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    Rail officials
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. New officials of the Malayan Railway Senior Officers' Association are: President. Mr D. C. Albert: vice president. Inche Yacob bin Sheik Asmad, secretary. Mr J'swant Singh
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    Australian leaders here for talks
    352 7 THEY'LL DISCUSS MALA YA DEFENCE "THREE leading Australian and New Zealand statesmen will be in Singapore and Malaya this week for discussions at the highest level with local leaders on defence and economic policy. The New Zealand Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs. Mr.
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    GREAT FUN, SAY THE ECAFE TALKS MOTHERS'
    232 7 GREAT FUN, SAY THE ECAFE TALKS MOTHERS' I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. —Two Malayan women are "mothering" the 170 delegates from 23 countries attending, the ECAFE committee on industry and natural resouices meeting here. They are Mrs. M S Naidu and Che Puteh bint e Ariff. receptionists at the Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    New road at Malacca
    61 7 MALACCA. Sun The Chief Minister of Malacca. Dato Osman bin Tallb. yesterday opened a I 1 mile stretch of road linking the remote village of Solok Ayer Pekat with the town of Masjid Tanah. The road, which Is named Jalan Hajl Hassan, after a member of
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    Scholarship
    42 7 JESSELTON, Sun.— Another North Borneo student, Roland Chin Kok San. will leave the Colony tomorrow for Australia under a Colombo Plan scholarship for a latrlculattlon course prior to admittance to the University of Melbourne for a law degree course next year.
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    Communal we are and proud of it, says SIC
    390 7 T<HE Singapore Indian Congress announced yes- terday that although its avowed Intention was to organise itself on a communal basis, its election platform would be In prior alignment with other political parties with moderate aims. Said the secretary-general. Mr. R. Ramanathan:
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    ELECTION SOON
    171 7 Nine Alliance candidates will vie tor positions on Besut Town Council I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Nine Alliance Party candidates are to contest flections in three wards of the Besut Town Council elections, on March 21. Party Raayat has nominated three candidates for the Kuala Besut ward. The Independents are
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    Hoover: Head of the F. 8.1.
    694 8  -  IAN FLEMING BOOKS OF THE WEEK Has survived five Presidents and II Attorneys-General fey THE F. 8.1. STORY. By Den Whitehead. (Muller. 305.). 'THE modern 'Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S.A. is Edgar Hoover. He Joined the Bureau at the age of twenty -two. It
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    The Arab world
    364 8  -  RICHARD GOOLD-ADAMS lt> I SAW FOR MYSELF. By Anthony Nutting. (Hollis fir Carter. 10s. 6d.) JOURNEY INTO CHAOS. By Paul Johnson. (MacC.bbon Kee. 155.) \?R NUTTING and Mr. Johnson have almost nothing in common except their subject—the Arab world. Although Mr. Nutting resigned from the Government over
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      254 8 Straits Times Crossword I '""i nn* I* .-.1 ii J 8 IJ i j N .^J J|J .j^j ..>CJ Mi >" I^l y^ H «1 J"\ H ACROSS head? (8, 2. 1) 1 Dispatch rabbtt a. In Fr... I U*«ter kind not made here! (9) s cuwed tool (7) 8
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      1362 9 150- deal let the world into Maya glory N a rain-eodden tent buried in the green jungle of Central America, two men sat laggling over the price of a great city that had lied 1000 years before. One was an American lawyer turned exilorer, John Lloyd Stephens, the other a
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      241 9 fm I lij^ "'J badminton lesson Kj@f JrV with Wong Peng Soon I K^ >-••••• Si Tki liakni Crip Tbe correct Backhand Grip is thai you tmtm change your grip slightly and place lk^v"~ >m lfcumb l tl »h« »»ck of the handle. This simple change in grip, when >s>^
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      165 9 oarnt4*n A #'o. By 3iaa I^Ci. RE Y\\w <^k^B^^^B^ufl 1 BWCS«!!in^PTY3HVBffiCWCrn i^X9ZV«7nR9^BI BL^BBSMffHnrTQjß«73g^T^^finpPß33tP3B^B^BßL^Li S^-58t 7 *w fl 9 /^k^^^ "^^B^B^Lw mJI S^^m* iht* Saint By Lvsiiv 0 narlvri.% tPif/i Travy By 0 It<>sl<>r o mould VWi'fflZr^-.Wfijfr a small piece of~ II ONE HOUR LATER. AT I [what? o&tvsY ves.twofeet k
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Shares reflect the tin see-saw
      762 10 TENDENCY IS EASIER By Our Market Correspondent turnover on the Malayan Share Market last week was a little above average and the bulk of the business was written in tins and industrial shares. The main factor affecting the local market last week was the see-saw
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      Lock icon Caution in rubber mart
      475 10 OPERATORS were cautions on the Singapore I Rubber Market last week and no particular trend was observable There was only a narrow fluctuation in price between 78| cents on Monday and 77 5/8 cents on Friday. The market Is still largely buoyed up by the uncertainty
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      BUSINESS DONE
      329 10 J»HE foJlowinic business JL done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by onr Arm of brokers for the period Feb 22 to I INDIST*IALS. Fraser Neave Ords $2.67 to IH%, lo Gammon-. $2 32 to $2.30. Hammer Co. I2JS to $2 30, Hume Industries I
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      THE SHARE LIST
      557 10 THE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers Association after its last meeting on Friday. mm. mmm Pret Ords 3 b i JjJ \tlas Ice .1100 ibujrrni B B Petrol 31'- 33 B M Trustee* sJO i.so Con Tin Smelt T™ HO
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      DIVIDENDS
      51 10 Carrent Date or Total To payment payment for pr year W. Hammer A Co. Ltd. 14»-e March 31 24', 2 Austral Malay Tin Ltd. 10', March 28 40', Bukit Keponc Rubber Estates Ltd. 55« i April 14 70', 6 <■!• nt .1 v Plantations 1-U- i,r;.- March 20 5
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      334 10 NOTICES IO AHUM II MA» CONCERN KHOO FWE IHUAN has left iMH service and nns no authorlly In Lr.uisiirt any buMnest on out benatf StNA UOH M-miH-is Malnyan Shareorokers' Association AUCTION SALE OF 38 cases textile* (approximately 53.327 yds.) 15 cases Zip FrfHerners (approximately 11,500 dozens I To Be Held
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      838 10 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES IN SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT SERVICE PupU Miawives, Kandang Kerbuu nu->piiai, Singapore. Salary scale (130 x o Uo p.m Age 18 yean ai.a above. Applicants snould nave paused Form ill (Standard Vii j in an Engnsti scnool or poa»t M an equivalent eaucatlonal qualification. The minimum v tuning
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      579 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG POWER STATION SHIFT CHARGE ENGINEER Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Federal Citizens or British Subjects for the appointment of Shift Charge Engineer in the Electricity Supply Department. for service at Penang Power Station. 2. The minimum acceptable qualifications are (t) M.O.T.
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      435 10 SHIPPING NOriCES LLOYD TKIESTINO M.V. "ASIA" Thi* vessel will Mil (or HongHong from S.H.B Wharf. Godown* No*: 6*7. Gate No: 8 at 5 p m today 3rd March. Passengers should embark between 3 p.m and 4 p.m. HARI'tH GILTILLAN CO LTD. Agents MBSSAGEBIES MABITIMES CO. "BEAUVAIS" Arrived 17-2-58. A General
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      389 10 KNDTSEN UNE nun servic fWOM CANADA/U.i. PACIFIC COHTS 30 PAYS Soiling Son ELISABETH BAKKi Sailed Soiled It/IJMa. 14 Mai uZ GJIHTAUD IAKKt Soiled 1 Mo. 2/ 4 Aor S Apr 7A, ELLIN BAKKE 5 Ma. 19 Ma. It/20 Ap. 21 Ap. 21 Ap KRISTIN BAKKE 2 Ap. M Apt 10/l|
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      1121 11 BAST ASIATIC LINES **ITWmRDR SAILINOS FOR BANOKOK AND/O*) FAJI EAST raaong P. Staajm f por e '•"BUSUANCA" kPaj*/ IMar •"KORSA" m ParV Mar 4/ 4 Mar V 4 Mar "SELANDIA" 12/13 Mar 14/ It Mat 14/17 Mar AaM*"ATmfti jninji for Bainakoli Satioow Jotitm HOMEWARDS iAILINftS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID, WHOA.
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      1205 11 McALISTER <5t CO., LTD. TIL. No. I*3*l KLAVIdISS UMB MO Mi l ?.y?'lr.J^ l tm ANGfLES, SAM FRANCISCO, SIATTU. VkNCOUVtR ft PORTLAND and HP U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports Accearlna aaraa fat Ceatial ft South and Canada via Colombn Aa»wiaa> CITY OP BIRMINGHAM BONNEVIILE u^l UE iSshl ml -I-- rt CITY
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  • LANCS TRIUMPH
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      Lock icon The Babes defy all odds
      714 12 Results at a glance F.A. CUP Quarter- finals Bolton I Wolves 1 Fulham S Bristol R 1 WBA I Man. United 2 Blackburn t Liverpool 1 LONDON, Sunday. The quarterfinal matches in the English Football Cup competition yesterday provided a day of triumph for Lancashire.
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      OTHER UK SOCCER RESULTS
      315 12 OTHER UK SOCCER RESULTS FIBST DIVISION Birmingham 4 Arsenal I Burnley Ererton I Man. City Blackpool 3 Newcastle t Aston 4 Notts. For. 8 Leicester 1 Preston 3 Sunder Und t Shrf Wed. t Luton I SECOND DIVISION Bristol C. 4 Lincoln Charlton 4 Bmrnslry I Uoncaster 1 West Ham
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      A DISPUTED GOAL WAS ALBION'S EQUALISER
      112 12 A DISPUTED GOAL WAS ALBION'S EQUALISER The goal bj wtticb left winter Roy Horobin snatched a draw for Albion was Hotly disputed. Goalkeeper Harry Gregg, a survivor of the Munich crash. got a hand to the ball, and a defender hooked the ball away, but the referee ruled a goal.
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      ENGLAND WIN WITH EASE
      189 12 nw/-T am^ LONDON, Sunday ENGLAND outplayed France to win by 14 points to nil at Paris and take a dear lead in the Rugby Union international championship yesterday while Ireland fought back spiritedly from a half-time deficit to beat Scotland 12-6 at Dublin France, clogged by
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      Preston will fly
      36 12 JOHANNESBURG. Sun -Preston North End will fly to and from South Africa for their ninematch tour of the Union and Rhodesia In May and June, the South African Poottoall Association announced here yesterday—Reuter
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      35 12 BORDEAUX, Sun Ken Donald, star wing- three-quarter of the Australian Rugby Union team, tore a hamstring muscle yesterday and will be unable to play in the remaining Prench and American tour games.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Billy beaten
      33 12 BOMBAY, Sun Ramanathan Krlshnan, (India) beat British Davis Cup player Billy Knight 8-1, 8-€, 6-4 in the men's singles final of the Bombay hard court lawn *»nnls Championships here ves•erday Renter
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      Irish rally to beat Scots in second half
      149 12 Irish rally to beat Scots in second half tion. The French team fell far below expectations and they were several times booed by the crowd of 60.000. Even seasoned players like fly-half Jackie Bouquet and forwards Michel Celaya and Henri Domenech could do nothing of note. The Prench got a
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      Rugby union and league results
      264 12 LONDON, Sun. Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches In Britain: Inter- Services: Navy 14 Army 0. Club matches: London Irish 12 St. Mary's 6: London Scottish 6 Richmond 23: London Welsh 12 Guys Hosp. 3; Old Allevnlans 6 1 Notts 3; Old Blues 14 Saracens
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      1232 13 KJ^^ili^M I^H SITUATIONS WANTED M W»rdi U (mm.) Box It rim. rmlrm. CHINESE LADY TYPIST wishes part time work in the evenings. Reply Box A 7256 S.T. EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN Secretary/ Stenographer seeks position In Singapore. Would eaawdar relief work with a view to permanency. Box A 7084, S.T. EXPERIENCED INDEPENDENT
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      855 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE M HWi ti SJi». Box S* eU. uttra VACANT LAND OVER 14.0 M sq. ft. at Goodman Road (or sale Idea for Bungalow. Tel: ***** Office hours. Principal only. MODERN THREE BKDBOOM Bungalows newly completed Oei Tlong Ham Park, Holland Road. Price 139,1100 each Apply P.O.
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      793 13 M Word, U (Mm. luMrtialn. RAJA S COLLEGE STANDS First for Rapid Refresher Stenography Course. Beginners Starting: Draughtsmanship. Photography. Book -Keeping, Typemritng. SJiorthand- Register early. Raja's College, Raffles Place (2nd door. Glaa Singh Building) *****. FOR SALK M Td. U <mHm.) U.i el, uc. OXYGEN PLANT In Good Condition. Apply
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      814 13 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE AMTI--rUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINU NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVKN chat the Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held at the Royal Singapore Chest C ll ale an Tuesday; 11th March. 18*8. at 15 p m for the ToDowtnc purposes:— 1. To confirm the Miniat oil
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      534 13 NOTICES SOKAOJAJA TRADING COMPANY LIMITED (Members Voluntary Winding -up > Notice Is hereby given pursuant to section 230 of the Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174 > that a General Meeting of th» Member* of the above-named Company will be held at Union Building (DM), Collyer Quay, Singapore 1, on Saturday sth
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      323 13 NOTICES ALOR GAJAH RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED (In Tohiotary Liquidation) APPLICATION has been made to me to Issue duplicate script in the name of the undermentioned. the original certificate being untraceable. Dt VKAMK 01-rVKR STOKES Ma sfcarca Mas. MSSI BrMl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that unless a claim la made to
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    THOMAS CUP TEAM WILL BE NAMED THIS MORNING
    531 14 THIS MORNING the Thomas Cup selectors will announce Malaya's probable team for the Challenge Round at Singapore in June. The team was selected last night. No further trials will be held until shortly before the Challenge Round. Mr: Heah Joo Seang, the
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      309 14 KINGSTON, Sun_ Oarrield Sobers, 21-year-old West Indian cricketer, made the highest ever Test score in the match against Pakistan here yesterday He reached 365 not out to beat the 20-year-old record of 364 by Sir Leonard Hutton for England against Australia at the
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      Siam plans S.E.A. Games this year
      87 14 Siam plans S.E.A. Games this year BANOKOK. Sun. Slam has decided to sponsor a >uth-East Asia Games to be held in Bangkok in December, a member of her Olympic Committee said today. Burma. South Vietnam. Laos Cambodia, and Malaya would It Invited to take part, he said Tt Games would
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      3 athletes qualify
      93 14 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun— Three v Federation Athletes— two women and a man today qualified for the Asian Oames at Tokyo in May. 1 hey were Annie Choong 1 100 metres). Tan Pong Thin (100 metres) and Raja Asian (100 metres t.^ Annie and Pong Thin Doth clocked
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      Walkover
      19 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun PWD conceded a walkover to Selangor Sikh Union In a Dlv i hockey match today
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    US SWEEP TO 9-0 CUP VICTORY OVER CANADA
    137 14 US SWEEP TO 9-0 CUP VICTORY OVER CANADA LONG BEACH. California. Sun. -The United States last night defeated Canada 9-0 for the right to represent the American Zone In the Thomas Cup The victory was clinched for the United States In the first singles match last night In which Manuel
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    Lock icon Fangio to give up title
    38 14 MIAMI, Sun Juan Manuel Pangio of Argentina, said last night he Intended to "abdicate" bis position as world champion racing driver. He thought Britain's Stirling Mosa would be bis moat probable successor —Reuter.
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    WEIGHTS for PENANG RACES on SATURDAY
    307 14 WEIGHTS for the Penang Sprint mretlnfs second and Bnal nay races on Saturday are: KEDAH COP ci. a Div. 1-b jr Barakat t.M Golden Dollar 8.13 Winterdrina B.M Dusty Bridge 808 Mirophli H. 07 Nunmmalr g.M Cruxeiro g.tS Sterling 801 White Heather 7.1S Cl.
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