The Straits Times, 19 November 1958

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    13 1 The Straits Times Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1958 15 CENTS
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    JERTEH IS LIKE AN ISLAND AS WATER MOUNTS
    616 1 Dungun ferry closed: Sampan men charge $45 a car FLOODS: ARMY IS READY 23 flee rising level at village KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Federation troops are ready to meet calls for assistance in evacuating people from flooded areas of the East Coast of
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    Lock icon Alarm sets off Abbey scare
    48 1 Alarm sets off Abbey scare LONDON. Tues. Police threw a cordon round Westminster Abbey this morning when a special burglar alarm connected directly with nearby Scotland Yard, went off in error. The alarm is designed specially to protect the Coronation Stone, known as the Stone of Scone. Reuter.
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    Bomber crashes into pond: 2 dead
    25 1 ITS nose and cockpit severely damaged the crashed Canberra bomber lies half submerged in a pond. Straits Times picture.
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    VILLAGER RISKS HIS LIFE IN RESCUE DASH
    579 1 VILLAGER RISKS HIS LIFE IN RESCUE DASH By PETER DE CRUZ Singapore, Tuesday j^ ROYAL AIR FORCE Canberra bomber crashed into a pond here today shortly after taking off from Tengah airfield, killing two of its crew and injuring the third. The twin-engined aircraft was on a training ilight when
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    Polio: Ten more – cases
    84 1 Polio: Ten more cases SINGAPORE, Tues. Ten more polio cases were reported in Singapore yesterday. This brings the number of cases so far this month to 100 Eighty cases were reported in the first 18 days of last month. Total since the epidemic began in August is 306. The number
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    28 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The Turkish Foreign Minister. Mr. Fatin' R- Zorlu. Is to confer tomorrow with the Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, on Cyprus. —U.P.I.
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    Lock icon IRAQ OIL LEASE IS ENDED
    75 1 IRAQ OIL LEASE IS ENDED BAGDAD, Tues. The Iraqi Government today made an order ending the concession granted to the Khaniqin Oil Co. a subsidiary of Anglo-Ira-nian and one of four companies operating in Iraq. The Minister of Economics. Mr. Ibrahim Kubha. said the order ending the 753-square mile concession
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    Lock icon EMBASSY HANDS OVER TOP FILIPINO RED
    174 1 after being "on the run" for eight years The Philippines Government demanded that he be handed over for trial on charges ranging from armed rebellion to murder Surrendered MANILA, Tues.— A topranking Filipino Communist leader, Alfredo Saulo. who had sought asylum in the Indonesian
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    OFFICIALS, INDONESIANS, EUROPEAN ALL CAME...
    62 1 PICTURE ..I a man who won't face the camera his name is Musaifah, an Indonesian staying in Singapore on a temporary permit. He was on a visit to Johore Bahru to meet a Darul Islam leader, Tengku Hassan, when this picture was taken. Yesterday immigration
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    While a Darul Islam 'premier' stayed in his room
    198 1 OHORE BAHRU, Tues. J Darul Islam leader, Tengku Hassan Ali, 42, was visited today by immigration officials in his $20-a-day air-conditioned hotel suite here. The officials obtained particulars of the passports of Tengku Hassan Ali and another Indonesian. J. I. Djuli,
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    Last flight
    25 1 MADRID. Tues.— The body of film star Tyrone Power, accompanied by his widow, left here by plane this morning for burial in California.
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    State visit
    19 1 KATMANDU. Tues.— The Soviet President. Mr. Klimenti Voroshilov will visit Nepal shortly. informed sources said today.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    37 1 BRITISH PLEDCT ON SEAS NEW YORK Britain promivd in I ni <d Nations tod i n-.'iMmubly flc.\it>i linn" on bread: (•rial tea and th iin< tnuis and hope that "oth< i ments will re» U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Moscow visit?
    27 1 LONDON. Tues.— The Britich Prime Minister. Mr. Macmillan. said today he would welcome an opportunity of visiting the Soviet Union "at an appropriate time." Reuter.
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    Exam leak: Sack for teachers
    130 1 Exam leak: Sack for teachers SINGAPORE, Tues. Several teachers in Government- aided English schools will oe dismissed in connection with the recent leakage of entrance examination papers for English secondary schools. Mr. Chew Swee Kee. the Minister for Education, tonight said: "We have decided to cancel the registration of these
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    GOODWILL MISSION OFF TO INDONESIA
    152 2 GOODWILL MISSION OFF TO INDONESIA I/UALA LUMPUR,. 1Y T uc s. —Friendship will be the watchword of the 13-strong Malayan goodwill mission, led by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister! of Defence, Dato Abdul j Razak bin Hussein, which flies to Indonesia tomorrow. A Government spokesman said today that the
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    Boost for Singapore
    57 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Miss Kay Melaun. a representative of the Australian Women's Weekly— the largest publication of its kind in Australia is arriving; here tomorrow to help sell Singapore to the Australians. Miss Melaun will spend two weeks in the Colony and the Federation to gather material for
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    THE TWO WHO RAN TO THE RESCUE
    21 2 THE TWO WHO RAN TO THE RESCUE ENG GIM SONG 7 saw the crash' LIM TECK YAM Man waved me back'
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    Lock icon CHICAGO STYLE' CUBANS KILL FOUR POLICEMEN
    279 2 /cable\ I BRIEFS j HAVANA. T u e s. Rebel gunmen shot dead four policemen and wounded seven others yesterday in a "Chicago-style" slayIng. The policemen were mowed down on the steps of their station by machine gun fire from a speeding car.-U.PI. PARIS:
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    Teachers' leaders resign: They disagree with policy to proposed Congress
    454 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. i The president and M secretary of the Gradu- ate Teachers' Associa- i tion resigned tonight because they disagreed with the association policy towards the pro- < posed Singapore Teachers' National Congress. The dissidents are Mr. E.l W.
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    Lock icon Sudan 'strongman' takes reins
    331 3 COUP-LEADER ABBOUD HEADS MEW CABINET AMD REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL All ousted ministers are free from house arrest: Cairo recognises regime KHARTOUM, Tuesday. aMDUBMAN RADIO announced the formation today of a new Sudanese cabinet under "strongman" Lt.-Gen. Ibrahim Abboud, who ;ilso takes office as Minister of Defence. Jen.
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    Lock icon Gen. Abboud fought against Rommel
    87 3 ST<>( XV. British-trained i Ibrahim Ahboud. „-ar-old commander- Mcl of the Sudan r ..,v who led Monday's li known as an ami,i.i. i.imily man who is I >i gardening and has ,i illy been regarded as non-political, ii, is m\ old friend of the I
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    Lock icon BEGUM ATTACKED BY NEGRO IN HOTEL' SAY REPORTS
    173 3 BEGUM ATTACKED BY NEGRO IN HOTEL' SAY REPORTS ii A IHO, Tues. A Negro tried to strangle the Begum Khan just after ;it here on Sunday, the newspaper Al Akhbar reported today. The Begum who fought life "with all I my hands on." d slight facial inTht' Negro, the report
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    'Dief in Delhi
    31 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. Mr. John Diefenbaker, the Canadian Prime Minister, arrived here by air today from Karachi on a five-day visit. He Is touring European and Commonwealth countries.-
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    Lock icon BEHAN'S BOOK BANNED
    52 3 CANBERRA. Tues. Brendan Behan's book 'Borstal Boy" published in England has been banned in Australia because it falls within the category of blasphemous, indecent or obscene litera- ture. Customs Department officials said here today. The ban was ordered on the recommendation of the Literature Censorship Board, they
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    LONDON STOCKS
    348 3 LONDON, Tv«. London stock markets failed to establish any decided trend today but a satisfactory undertone was maintained helped by the overnight advance on Wall Street with the Sudan coup less of a market factor. Giltedged .secunties fell sharply during initial dealings but later rallied with a cessation
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    THE SOLDIER AND ANITA
    51 3 ANITA EKBERG. blonde Swedish-born film star, dances with Sgt. Louis Rountree at the annual U.S. Marines Ball at the American Embassy in Rome. A few days earlier Anita had danced a barefoot cha cha cha at a wild party which was raided by police. I .P.I.
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    Lock icon Strike will hit Qantas
    61 3 SYDNEY, Tues. Qantas Empire Airways will cancel four international flights out of Sydney on Thursday because of a 24-hour stoppage by Australian air pilots. A Qantas spokesman today said arrangements had been made for alternate flights to take passengers scheduled to fly out of Sydney on
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    Whoosh! and Atlantic jet race is on
    132 3 LONDON. Tuesday. RIVAL JET airliners of Pan American Airways and British Overseas Airways Corporation were racing each other across the Atlantic today from London to New York. The American Boeing 707 left London 35 minutes after Britain's Comet IV. Both are refuelling at
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    Lock icon Aswan talks
    26 3 CAIRO. Tues. President Nasser conferred for two hours yesterday with Russian mission on the Soviet plan to provide equipment for the Aswan Dam. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Consulate
    20 3 TAIPEH. Tues. Nationalist China will soon establish a consulate at Vientiane in Laos, the Foreign Ministry announced today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon DrNkrumah explains
    58 3 ACCRA, Tues.— The Ghana Prime Minister. Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. said today he took over the Interior Ministry in yesterday's cabinet reshuffle "because of difficulties which we are at present experiencing and may continue to experience ior some time. The difficulties arose from existence of an organised conspiracy to
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    Lock icon London busmen boycott talks
    70 3 LONDON, Tues.— Leaders of 35.000 Central London busmen boycotted a national bus delegates conference called here today by Mr. Frank Cousins, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union, to co-ordinate pay policy. The London bus workers committee, headed by Mr. Bill Jones, an ex-Communist,
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    Lock icon MC for jungle bravery
    37 3 LONDON. Tups. The Queen today presented the Military Cross to Lieutenant lan Christie for bravery against terrorists In the Federation. The Queen was holding the third of five investitures at Buckingham Palace. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Greek Cypriot shot dead by troops at mine ambush scene
    227 3 NICOSIA. Tues.— A Greek Cypriot was shot dead by British troops in North Cyprus today after a military water and ration truck had been ambushed by a pressure mine. The truck was badly damaged but the troops in the truck
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    SHELL WORKERS AGREE ON AGENDA
    180 4 SHELL WORKERS AGREE ON AGENDA SINGAPORE, Tues. The management of Shell Company here to«l'ay met leaders of the Shell Employees' Union at the Labour Ministry to discuss an agenda for negotiations on the issues which led to a strike threat last week. Both sides agreed that nomis and pay claims
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    Grouse against NAAFI
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A special meeting of Army contractors will be held at the All-Malaya Army Contractors Association's premises in Tiong Nam Road at "J p.m. on Sunday. The association complains that the NAAFI is not only after their char-wallah business but is also interested in their
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    Union leader is excluded
    86 4 PENANG. Tues. The chairman of the Penang and Province Wellesiey General Workers' Union, Teoh Choon Bok. has been "excluded' from Pcnang Island. Tech. who was among the suspects rounded up by Penang police on Oct. 1. left for Alor Star last Sunday. A Special Branch spokes
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    Baby's cries scared' bandit boss—so five gave up
    309 4 Baby's cries scared' bandit boss so five gave up HE ORDERED PARENTS TO QUIT JUNGLE HIDE-OUT IPOH, Tuesday. TERRORIST leader, who was afraid that the cries of a baby would disclose the whereabouts of his ramp in the Operation Ginger area to the security forces, ordered the baby's parents and
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    First of new generators working next June
    100 4 First of new generators working next June SINGAPORE, Tues. The first of six new generators for St. James power station is scheduled to be in operation next June. A report of the City Council's electricity department published today says the new machines are "the latgest installation of free piston gas
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    'I will call police' said the chairman meeting
    593 4 'I will call police' said the chairman meeting SINGAPORE, Tues. A meeting of the Singapore Improvement Trust Board was thrown into an uproar last Wednesday during a discuscussion of a tender. A cup of tea in front of one of the trustees, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, was overturned, spilling its
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    ARMS CHARGE AGAINST MAN WITHDRAWN
    94 4 ARMS CHARGE AGAINST MAN WITHDRAWN SINGAPORE, Tues. A magistrate today ordered the dischai T e of Tan Guan Chin. of Anstn Road, on charges of unlawful possession of a revolver and six bullets in an unnumbered hut in Telok Blangah Road on Sept. 22. Mr M. Coomaraswamy, the magistrate, granted
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    FIRM'S PROTEST AT 'DUMPING' HERE OF CHEAP PLYWOOD
    174 4 FIRM'S PROTEST AT 'DUMPING' HERE OF CHEAP PLYWOOD SINGAPORE. Tuesday. r[E Borneo Co. Ltd., has protested to the Singapore Government that Japan and China have been dumping cheap plywood here. H This Is revealed in the company's annual report in a reference to its associated company, Singapore Plywood Mr. R.
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    A $25<K000 'sweep' for Sarawak
    86 4 A $25&lt;K000 'sweep' for Sarawak KUCHING. Tues. The chairman of the Social Welfare Council in Sarawak, Dr. W. Glyn Evans, has announced in a circular to tbe various welfare agencies that arrangements are well in hand for running a $250,000 sweepstake. Tickets will be on sale from January next until
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    Gang fight foiled
    63 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Secret Society Branch officers of the Singapore Police went to Upper Chin Chew Street at noon today and seized weapons cached for a gang ngnt tonight. A parang, three large bottles of acid, sticks and eight lead pipes were found behind doors under staircases and
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    Three men on rioting charge are acquitted
    152 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Three men were acquitted in a district court today on a Joint charge of rioting while being members of an unlawful assembly at the junction of Eu Tong Sen Street and Upper Cross Street on Jan. 17. Mr. J. F. McWilliam,
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      479 4 POLICE BAND concert at the child drama class 2.30. p.m., Esplanade Gardens. 5.30 p.m. to beauty culture class 5.15 p.m. 6.30 p.m. PEACE COVE: Gospel meetROTARY CLt'B: Weekly lun- ing at 393 Joo Chiat Road 8 p.m cheon and 'ladies 1 day"— guest SINGAPORE LIFE GI'ARD speaker Mrs. C. Amstutz
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    English in increased demand
    180 5 5CHOOLS ARE UNABLE COPE WITH GROWING ENROLMENTS U !\LA LUMPUR, ft T, ltl&gt; The defor education Knijlish in the federal capital is ring, according to of admission i liimarv schools for iH'Nt year. r other hand, the show that admisto school usintf Chinese and 20 per
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    Young Penang artist-musician seeks aid for studies
    239 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— Friends of promising young Pen-ang-born violinist, Kam Kee Yong, (above), have applied to the Lee Foundation for a scholarship or financial aid to .send him to Britain to study music and painting. Mr. Paul Abisheganaden, conductor of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble,
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    ADVICE ON INDUSTRIALISATION
    152 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. An economics lecturer at the University of Malaya. Mr. Siew Nim Chee. today declared that any industrialisa tion aimed primarily at removing unemployment must also take into account the long term effects. Mr. Siew. who was commenting on an earlier report of objections to uneconomic
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    An Indian 'birdman' flies in-with his own nest
    199 5 An Indian 'birdman' flies in-with his own nest PATIENCE IS A MUST* CINGAPORE. Tues. A famous Indian "birdman, Dr. Salim Ali, flew into Singapore today with a nest. "You won't need that we have a comfortable bed waiting for you" quipped the cinema magnate. Mr. Loke Wan Tho. also a
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    Farmer hurt in hit-and-run
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A farmer. Lee Ah Heng, 26. was injured at Bukit Timah Road this evening when he was knocked down by a hit-and-run lorry. Lee. who was picked up unconscious, has been admitted to hospital.
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    industry board chairman says: I have quit
    110 5 industry board chairman says: I have quit SINGAPORE. Tues. .Mr. David N. W. Lee tonight confirmed that he has resigned from the chairmanship of the Industrial Promotion Board. He told the Straits Times: "I resigned because of a conflict of interests. "As chairman of the board, I have to promote
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    Road death
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A schoolboy. Mok Tck Hwans, 14. died in hospital this morning following a road accident at Redhill Close yesterday. He was the tenth road victim this month.
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    Driving charge
    26 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Pte. Leslie Lane was charged in the Sessions Court today with causing death by negligent driving. He was allowed $500 bail.
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    Woods murder: New clues are found
    180 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. DOLICE have found new clues in their investiga- tions into the death of an elderly woman whose half-naked body was found in the forest reserve at Thomson Road on Wednesday. A blue cotton necktie and r an imitation gold pin have I
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    New union bid to end strike
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore General Employees' Union whose 200 members are still on strike at the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co.. in Henderson Road, has asked the Government to submit the whole dispute to arbitration. This is the union's latest move in a final bid
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    Opium in car
    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— ln the Sessions Court today Peng Low was fined $2,500 for being in possession of 41b. of opium. The opium was hidden in a car.
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    BIRTHS
    64 6 :&lt;/ Word, $10 (Minimum). KHOO: To Peggy and Boon Seng a boy on 17/11/58 Both well. VAN VEHMENDAHL: To Nellie :^nd Kor on 17th Nov. son In ii.M.H. Kluang. BARRETT: To Jef.e and Roger. i daughter, on 18th November In t'enaii*. Both well. LAMPRECHT: To Rosemary and Paul a
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    92 6 M ll»r&lt;i $10 (Minimum). MR. AND MRS. THONG KAI SOON Thank all friends and relatival fc:- their messages of &lt; ondoltnco and attendance at the Mineral of thetr son Kelly Thong Yew Kee on 16.11.58. MR. CHOONG KHI MAT and family of the late Mrb. Choong Khl Mat, nee
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1958. The Coup In Sudan
    610 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1958. The Coup In Sudan If the soldiers' coup in i Sudan is accepted as a bid to strengthen Sudanese independence, as General Abboud's proclamation maintains, then it is certainly impossible to regard the new military regime as an extension of Nasserism in Africa,
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    Overhaul Needed
    309 6 Something is wrong with the machinery of the Singapore Ministry of Education. There was first the leakage of the English secondary schools examination papers. While 15.000 students and parents were recovering from the shock, there came news of a second leakage affecting nearly 2.000 students who sat for
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    Saulo's Fate
    237 6 It is understandable that Indonesian newspapers should j have found a link between i the refugee in Indonesi.. embassy in Manila and the Indonesian political fugitives in the Philippines. If Indonesia was expected to hand over Saulo the Huk, why should the rebels who have escaped Soekarno's justice
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    UNESCO was greeted with cynicism thirteen years ago
    883 6  - UNESCO was greeted with cynicism thirteen years ago ALLINGTON KENNARD by IN its early days Unesco the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation attracted more than a little cynicism. It was the outgrowth not on!y of the war. but of drcades of earlier experience, an agency which was asked.
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      THE RIGHT TO VOTE
      321 6 IREAD with misgivings the report what the Elections Commissioner, Tuan Mustapha Albakri. had to say of the "educated classes" regarding the registration for the coming elections. May 1 point out that where public servants are concerned there is a very peculiar condition laid down in the
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      FLOODED ROADS
      91 6 SINCE the Singapore Government feels that it cannot afford to carry out the flood prevention schemes drawn up by the expert called in to advise, would ie please put posts, marked in feet, alongside the roads that are flooded every time it rains? This would give a little
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      BUS SERVICE
      45 6 THE Singapore Polytechnic students will be greatly helped If bus services which stop at Flnlayson Oreen could be extended up to Tanjong Pagar But numbers 12. 4 and a few more from different routes could also solve the problem greatly. GO AHEAD. Singapore.
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    CHINA ENTERS THE SHIPPING MARKET
    696 6 CHINA ENTERS THE SHIPPING MARKET By A Special LONDON. /CHINESE activity in the shipping markets of the world is providing one of the few bright spots in freight markets, though in certain quarters it is causing disquiet. So far this year Communist China has chartered about 130 ships on the
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      719 6 CLASSIFIED ADS.; 70 Words tit (Minimum). SIM— WONG: The engagement takes place on 19th November. 1958 between David Hone Yang, youngest son of Madam Tan Sock Tee :ind the late Mr. Sim Check Hwang, and Mary Foong Yee. second daughter of Madam Tang Ming Heong and the late Mr. Wong
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    Shaws' $10 million charity plan
    224 7 'FOR ADVANCEMENT OF ALL RACES ANYWHERE IN COMMONWEALTH' FIRST GRANT TO DUNDATION A 10-FLOOR SKYSCRAPER ijNGAPORE, Tues.— Singapore is to be the centre of a "ew nillion-dollar charitable ition to help enrich hulife and social well-being hout the Commonwealth. Runine and Mr. Run Run loday
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    LIM TO ATTEMPT TO WOO FRONT
    131 7 £INGAPORE, Tues. The Lobour Front central executive committee will meet tomorrow to fix a date to decide the fate of the party. The meeting is being called by its secretary-general, Mr. Francis Thomas, at the request of the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock.
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    Malay in court: Not for lawyers unless they consent
    194 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Government's move to introduce Malay in the lower courts will not apply where lawyers are concerned unless they consent to the evidence being taken in Malay. This is one of the points laised in a circular issued
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    GIR.15, IS FOUND HANGING IN HER ROOM
    93 7 GIR.15, IS FOUND HANGING IN HER ROOM KAMPAK. Tues. A schoolgirl, Cheone Ah Min, 15, was found hanging in a house near the market here yesterday afternoon. Cheong. who was a lodger in the house. was found dead by schoolmates who had gone to visit her. Earlier in the day
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    Floods don't worry the romping children
    44 7 THESE HUTS in Robin Road, off Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, stand on stilts which were totally covered by yesterday's floods. For the kampong children it was a wenderful time to go swimming in their compounds. (See floods report).
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    Trade drop brings sack to 235 rubber men
    173 7 Trade drop brings sack to 235 rubber men SINGAPORE, Tues.— About 235 rubber workers employed at the packing godown of Southseas Corpn., Ltd., at. Kallang here, lost their jobs today. The management has decided to close the godown temporarily because of the shortage of rubber and the present trade recession.
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    NO room at the top: Poly chief
    200 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE principal of the Singapore Polytechnic. Mr. D. J. Williams, said here tonight it would be "criminal" for the college to produce only top professional men because there were just not enough jobs for them. He told the Singapore Education Society:
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    Father loses his claim
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. An action for damages brought by a father. Foong Chee Keong. whose 14-year old daughter, Foong Ann Moey was killed in a motor accident two years ago, was dismissed by Mr. Justice chua in the High Court today. The defendant in the suit was
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    Power failure
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A power black-out hit the city centre here at about noon today. It ailected business premises in various sections of Robinson Road. Collyer Quay and other streets.
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    STRIKE OVER—MEN CAN STILL WORK FRIDAYS
    125 7 STRIKE OVER— MEN CAN STILL WORK FRIDAYS DUNGUN. Tues.— The 250 workers in the railway section of the iron mine in Bukit Besi. near here, returned to work this morning after allnight negotiations between their representatives and the management of the Eastern Mining and Metals Company. The workers and their
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    MERDEKA BRIDGE TO STAR IN CANTONESE FILM
    161 7 MERDEKA BRIDGE TO STAR IN CANTONESE FILM SINGAPORE. Tues. The Merdeka Bridge will star in a tragicromantic film. Shooting of the film is due to begin in February. The film is titled: "Love on Merdeka Bridge." It will be a story of young love with a Malayan background and the
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    Ministry account to be studied
    141 7 Ministry account to be studied CINGAPORE, ?ues. Director of Audit, Mr. A. H. Armitage, was today asked to investigate an alleged embezzlement of funds In the Education Ministry. Mr. Chew Swee Ker. Minister for Education, disclosing this said: "We have reeoiv •&lt;! information that there an» irregularities in the Ministry
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    Talk by Indian economist
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A leading Indian economist and member of the Reserve Bank of India. Professor D. G. Karve. will give a public talk on "New dimensions in world economics" at the University of Malaya's new lecture theatre. Bukit Timah. at 4.30 p.m on Saturday. The talk
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    Trade mission
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— An 18-man trade delegation from the 'Philippines Chinese Chamber of Commerce will arrive here on Dec 6 for a two-day visit.
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    Driver alleges threat of banishment to get confession
    396 8 Driver alleges threat of banishment to get confession TRIAL TOLD: HE WAS VICTIM OF POLICE RUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A TAXI driver, one of three men accused in a murder trial here, alleged in the High Court today that he was as saulted and threatened with banishment. S. Nadeson, 43,
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    CHINESE-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY IS FORMED IN MALAYA
    187 8  - CHINESE-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY IS FORMED IN MALAYA GEOFFREY BOLAND By SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A JOINT Chinese-Australian company with a A capital of more than $1 million has been formed in Kuala Lumpur as a result of the visit of the 22-man Australian trade mission from i Canberra in May. The new concern
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    Thug with smile robs girl
    103 8 Thug with smile robs girl KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A young robber stopped an attractive cinema clerk last night and asked for her handbag. The girl. Miss Wong Mcc Kin. was about to shout, but he smiled at her and warned her to "keep quiet or be killed." On receiving the
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    DEATH AT A FACTORS STX CHARGED
    84 8 DEATH AT A FACTORS STX CHARGED SINGAPORE. Tucs. Six youths were charged today with causing the death of a factory worker. Sim Hee Kia. while being members of an unlawful assembly at a sago factory in Lorong 17. Geylang. on Sunday. Two of thrm. Lee Kirn Huat and Yew Kirn
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    New cinema
    23 8 KUALA LIPIS. Tues. A new $140,000 cinema here ncaring completion and is expected to be officially open ed early next year.
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    The Tengku win state terms of loan today
    123 8 The Tengku win state terms of loan today KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation Cabinet today heard a first-hand account of the $100 million loan talks which went "very well" in Brunei during the weekend. Tomorrow the people of Malaya and Brunei will hear the terms in an announcement by the
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    Bar examination results
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Successful candidates of the Michaelmas bar examination held here last month are: Roman Law (3rd Class) and Constitutional Law and Legal History (3rd Class), Mr. M. Gunaratnam: Law of Contract and Tort &lt;3rd Class). Mr. M.C.J. Haines
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    Road safety for schools
    54 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Fiftysix Singapore schools will take part in an eight-day "Shell Traffic Game" at the former Kallang airport from Nov. 27. The game, which is being sponsored by the Singapore Safety First Council, Is designed to teach children road safety. Fifteen traffic policemen will be on
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    Tengku: This is why I made that speech at Batu Pahat...
    440 8 I^UALA LUMPUR Tues. 1V —The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today in a statement to the Straits Times explained why he had gone to Batu Pahat on Sunday to make a speech in which he criticised "certain people" for
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    Lock icon Cleric turned poet shocked the literary world
    1252 9 HIS MISSHAPEN FORM BECAME THE PETTED AND PAMPERED IDOL OF FRENCH NOBILITJY i Failure ns an abbe, Paul Scarron of s turned to the pen and became one of inst astonishing figures in France's v history. c was roundly described as the "witty
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    JELAPANG TO LIQUIDATE: no tin land for: operation
    543 10 JELAPANG TO LIQUIDATE: no tin land for: operation By Our Market Correspondent THE directors of Jelapang Tin Dredging are 1 proposing that the company be liquidated and that its funds be distributed to shareholders by way of dividends. Yesterday the company announced a dividenu of 10s. for the year ending
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    173 10 Ships lyln*; alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected to arrive today: Thai 1/2, Cardiganshire 4/5, East Maid 10/11, Canara 13/14, Akagisan Mam 18 Nicolay Burdenko 19, Chaykovsky 25/26, Lao 27/28, S Malacca 29/30, Azumasan Maru 31/32, Hal Lee 33/34. Tyne Breeze 38/39, Walrlmu 40/41, Amaglsan Maru
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following change in Its rates to merchants yesterday &lt;the rate is to $100 &gt; Selling T.T. or O.D. ready; Belgian Francs 1621 3/4. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, "the L.S. dollar wa.s quoted at 5.77 for cash,
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    574 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections on the local share market were quietly steady and the turnover small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.08 and $1.09; Fraser Neave ords $1.56 (OL), $1.60 and $1.61; Gammon $1.72/2 (D), $1.71; O'town Disp.
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    BUKIT TAPAII
    41 10 Bukit Tapah Rubbrr Estates has received an offer for its estates in Malaya and negotiations have reached an advanced stage, members are told. If and when a contract is signed full parti culars will be communicated immediately to stockholders.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 10 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 89'&lt; cents per lb. down seven-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing price. Closing tone: Easier. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 90 V sellers 90-,; Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    115 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK/Continent November/December $42 buyers. $43 sellers. Coconut oil- steady bulk $65 sellers, drum $68V 2 sellers' Pepper; quiet for white pepper and quietly steady for black. Muntok white $129, Sarawak $128 (both down $2), special Sarawak
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    17 10 SINGAPORE v RUBBER. ioVlt icul Up 5137 )J Estimate,! j';,. •ffeririß lnrt tlin 0( Hl
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    88 10 MELBOURjn TNVESTMK.N an over Stock be Price more) Reid Mm Mining shai Oil stoi the ma in vm Is. to 9s. 9d. Cominniv.M firm tone. Loans ;i Bank of N..-, Con. Zinc. -f^* Mount Lycll l J\ N. Broken H;..;'. HUI 50 Mount Morcan Peko Western Mining"' Ampol
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      67 10 SHIPPING NOTICE LLOYD TRIKSTINO M.V. "VICTORIA" This vessel is expected to arrive from Europe at 2 p.m. on Thursday. 20th November and will sail for Hongkong at 5 p.m. on Friday. 21st November. Passengers should embark between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. on 21st November. HARPER. GILFILLAN CO. LTD. Agents.
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      1272 11 tSISm THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. ""z&i SINGAPORE (Incorporated in thi United Kingdom) I LIMES SAILINGS TO ADEH. O.K. I CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pori P. Sham Penang BENNEVII for Aden, Jeddah, Pt. Sudan, Ant., Hull 21/22 Hit la Part/11 Nm BENARTY for Hamburg, London, Rotterdam la Part/25 Nm M/M Nm 21/
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      98 12 BEFORE I give you the pen pal list today. Shirley Wee asks me to say that she has received over 100 letters and is sorry, but she cannot possibly reply to them all. She hopes she has not disappointed so many Wise Owls and wishes to thank them
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      The Jungle Symphony causes a near riot
      866 12 The Jungle Symphony causes a near riot The jungle animals have received a notice saying that a king is to be chosen among them and they are all to go to Kolam Ayer the folloioing day. Meanwhile, they decide to give an impromptu concert, and fix up a rough stage
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      200 12 TRACE A WAY FOR FLIPPER Deor Boys ond Girls, c/o Abdul Aziz,, Labour I Here ore the six winners Headquarters, Federal Home, of our picture crossword Kuala Lumpur, contest. While Flipper is walking Rowena icnuel, 15 Tro- around Puzzle Island, he noh Rood, Singopore 12, sees a shop. He would
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    182 13 AUSTRALIAN LTA PUTS TOTAL BAN ON KRAMER PHE Australian Lawn Tennis Association last night 1 imposed a total ban on Jack Kramer's profes;ional troupe from using official courts anywhere n Australia. The decision was made on the casting rote of the Association r 1 ion. Queensland, South Austraia and Tasmania
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    98 13 ONDON. Tues— England's team against Wales in the home International championship on Aston Villa's ground on Nov. 26 shows four changes one of them positional from that which beat Russia 5-0 at Wembley last month. The teams are: England— McDonald (Burnley): Howe (West Brom), G. Shaw
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    NEW DATES FOR CUP TIE
    123 13 CYDXEY, Tik-s. The Davis Cup inter-zone final between Italy and the Philippines has been re-scheduled for Sydney's White City Courts for Dec. 6, 7 and 8, Mr. Victor Kelly, secretary of the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association, announced today. Originally, the Inter-zone final was
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      409 13 SITUATIONS WANTED ?'l W,,rds SS (Min.)— Box SO et: extra. EUROPEAN. MARRIED, Aged 28. Approximately five years experience Assistant, Estate Work, desires job. Box A 5053 S T FOR DOMESTIC SERVANTS trained in European Chinese Asian household available from Labour Supply Agency. 'Phone *****. 191 Bencoolen Street, Singapore. SENIOR CHINESE
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      549 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Min.)— Box SO et: extra. 1952/53 M/MINOR 2 doors excellent condition comp Insurance $2,200 0.n.0. view at Newton Shell Service Station. Ask for Mr. Koh. 1957 FIAT 1100. Metropolitan, 1956 Hillman 1955 Flat 1100. Chevrolet, M/Minor. 1954 H/ Hawk, N,Ttambler. 1953 Austin Coupe, Standard.
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      399 13 Ja THE JA STRAITS TIMES N ANNUAL, 1959 Ijt A Chinese philosopher I JH once said. 'One picture U J fmt v rtn a thousand rl- I ISf On| y lhp Slralts Times k\ I Annual cm nive you direct V\ I J acres.* to the colourful H L world
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    670 14 Sydney, Tues. From JACK FINGLETON MC.C. got out of this game against New South Wales today with a draw but for a very long period this afternoon the tourists were facing possible defeat with Richardson, Milton, May and Bailey out for a combined tally
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    74 14 Maddocks makes Test claim MELBOURNE, Tues. Len Maddocks. Victoria's wicketkeeper. made a strong claim for his return to Australia's Test team by scoring 113 not out against Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield match which ended here today. It was mainly due to an aggressive display by Maddocks, who hit
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    535 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By 23rd MIN GOAL STARTED ROUT OF CHINESE Singapore, Tues. Malays 1 Chinese 0 ONE fleeting moment of brilliant football was enough to clinch the Singapore Amateur Football Association Premier League title for Malays at Jalan Hesar Stadium today. "it came in thr 23rd
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    Trip is off
    52 14 CINGAPORE, Tues. Two of Singapore's young promising badminton players, Lim Say Wan and V. S. S. Nathan, who were invited to take part in the Lucknow championsnips this month, will not go after all. Lucknow Badminton Association has cabled them to cancel all arrangements because of exchange
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    179 14 CHAN TURNS DOWN OFFERS FOR HIS CAR CINGAPORE, Tues.— Chan Lye Choon, the Singapore motor racing driver, returned from Hong Kong tonight by C.P.A. with the handsome four-foot trophy he won by finishing first in the 60-lap 225-mile Macao Grand Prix on Sunday. Talking of his success Chan said he
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    145 14 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore Cricket Club failed in a late bid to take full points off newlvpromoted Khalsa in their Singa|»re Hockey Association League Div. One match on the padang today, the game ending In a 2-2 draw. S.C.C. took the lend in the seven minute
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    90 14 SINGAPORE. Tues— Singapore Badminton Association's trainees beat a Singapore Selection 4-1 in their friendly badminton match at the SBA. Hall tonight. Results (S.B.A. trainees first) Singles: Lee Kin Tat beat Lim Wei Lon 15-10. 15-1; Tay Choon Huat lost to M. Sadali 15-8 3-15. 3-15; Ronnie
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    98 14 CYDNEY. Tues.— lan Craig, who withdrew as captain of the AusKJ has said he will not be tralian XI to meet the MCC avn liable for the First Test here on Friday match between Australia and The New South Wales capta'n England, stated later yesterday recently
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    271 14 SRA approves use of film patrol IPOH, Tues. The Straits Racing Association has approved the use of the film patrol in MaJayan racing. The film patrol will probably be installed early next season at an initial cost ot about $80,000. Now in extensive use in America and Australia, the film
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    31 14 SINGAPORE. Tues— Teacher? Training College, favourites to win the Singapore Hockey Associations League Div. Two title today scored their sixth successive win. beating R.A.F. Tengah 4-2 at Patterson Road.
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    131 14 RUGGER; Inter Services RAP v Army. Teiinah, Friendlies Singapore Asians v R.A.S.C, Thomson Road; RE.M.E. v Navnl Base Aver Rajah Road; RAF. Seletar v R.A.F. Changi, seletar; S.C C. "A" v South Johore "A" padang; G.H.Q. v R.P.0.. Tanglin--19 A.F.S. v R.A.MC. Changi': 221 BY.D. v 443 BAD.,
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    263 14 MORTIMORE TO FLY OUT SOON Ted Dexter's position unchanged ONDON. Tues.— Mr. Ronnie RJ Aird. M.C.C. secretary, stated from Lord's here last night that M.C.C. had agreed to the request of Freddie Brown, manager of the touring team in Australia, to send out John Mortimore of Gloucestershire as a replacement.
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