The Straits Times, 10 December 1958

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    22 1 \VHt\«,l lI AII V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 0^ Ho** 0 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1958 15 CENTS
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    WANTED: JOBS for 13,000
    433 1  -  A. MAHADEVA AFTER THE FOUR BIG EXAMINATIONS ARE OVER... Teenagers hope for higher studies— or employment And 15,000 pupils seek 7,500 places By SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AT LEAST 13,000 teenage boys and girls will leave Singapore's primary and secondary schools in search of jobs next month. These
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    'Sumatra State' plot chiefs in Malaya
    253 1 'Sumatra State' plot chiefs in Malaya CONSUL-GENERAL DEMANDS ACTION qiNGAPORE. Tues. Two leading members of the Indonesian Rebel government are now in Malaya according to the Indonesian Consulate G c n c r al here. An Indonesian Con- By DON BERESFORD sulate spokesman said to day that he had information
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    SINGAPORE LAWYER ORDERED: RETURN YOUR CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE
    12 1 MR. RAJAH 'I icill fight
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    Ex-PAP leader: I may take this to court
    669 1  - Ex-PAP leader: I may take this to court T. F. HWANG I BY SINGAPORE, Tues. The Registrar of Citizens, Mr. Kok Ah Loy, has ordered Mr. Tampoe Thamby Rajah, 38, a Ceylon-born lawyer and former sec-retary-general of the People's Action Party, to surrender by Friday his certificate of re gistration
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    'Red influence' in BOAC strike
    205 1 LONDON. Tues. A Government court of inquiry into a British Overseas Airways Corporation strike at London Airport today referred io Communist activities. The court, whose findings were published as a Government report (White Paper), criticised Communist influence in the strike by 4,000 engineers, which grounded
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    POLIO: 3 NEW CASES
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three more polio cases were notified today, bringing the total for the year to 368. All polio vaccination centres except the Institute of Health centre, will close at the end of this week.
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    detained by Special Branch
    337 1  - detained by Special Branch LLOYD MORGAN and NELSON RUTHERFURD By SINGAPORE, Tuesday. \y.\N Abdul Humid bin Date Mohammed Salleh. former Johore Government civil ■ervant who WSI sacked three years ago and deprived of a scholarship after a visit he made to Russia and China, was arrested under a detention order
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    Flat Woman in coma
    175 1 Flat Woman in coma SINGAPORE, Tues. A woman is on the dangerously ill list in the General Hospital tonight following an attack on her in her Sophia Road flat. The woman, Gertrude Jaerlanthorna. 45. was found with severe head and face injuries by a radio police patrol who answered a
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 GUINEA APPROVED I ORK. In sr. in it; Council tod i iuinea's .t ;>p I'll I ..V i automata mission bj (.tin j.tl A blj l.iti i iiii> week. was 10-o France absl iter
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    Fake notes from Singapore?
    827 1 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesian Deputy Premier. Mr. Hardi. told Parliament today that police had seized about 500 counterfeit 1.000-rupiah notes in the South Celebes. The notes were believed io have come from Singapore. Mr. Hardi said.— Reuter. was not a Communist, that he intended to take
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    Privileges for Malays spark lively debate
    717 2 COMMITTEE TO STUDY PROGRESS OF MALAYANISATtr^ KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday JHE Federation Government has appointed a consultative committee to review the progress of Maiayanisation, the Prime Minister announced in the Federal Council today. Tengku Abdul Rahman added that the Government was satisfied with the progress
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      39 2 THE GAMBOLS by e.rrv *pp'* x 6U£N WAS TtLLINC^ /SUES 00 T S **c about uea < Im, cuilde^ /AND SUE^ UOPIN© f<X\ \\aHD <SUE ON,> SEVEN MOC6 IN TUt J TEACHING MU^jf^i/ VNeW VFAg J -5- -^S MOMTU6 AOC
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    Young men tour Bagdad to demand death for plotters
    407 3 Young men tour Bagdad to demand death for plotters BAD. Tues. i o Bagdad iinti-Govern-conspirators hat they face clta.h penalty. ids of young i toured the Iraqi demanding >r a band of whose arrests nnounced last television today views of the reins and money. arms included sub- suns, autom-atic olvers,
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    Lock icon NEHRU SAYS: STAY IN THE C'WEALTH
    111 3 DELHI. Tues. Mr. I" v, the Indian Prime I told the House of I People "Lower House) lat India should re- j •he Commonwealth the presence of South j whose apartheid I gross internatiorallty." Winding up a foreign afiat<, Mr. Nehru said wealth membership
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    Lock icon No call-up cut
    31 3 PASADENA. (California). Tues.— Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. U.S. Army chief of stall, said yesterday he does not foresee any reduction in the call-up for the armed forces. —U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Mr. K SACKS SEROV
    345 3 Shifting of terror boss likely to lead to big changes LONDON, Tuesday. QEN. IVAN SEROV, chief of the Soviet secret police, has been* relieved from his post and this has opened up the speculation that the terror boss might have become too powerful to the liking
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    Eddie dates Elizabeth as Debbie Reynolds seeks a divorce
    80 3 Eddie dates Elizabeth as Debbie Reynolds seeks a divorce EDDIE FISHER and Elizabeth Taylor are seen together at .i leading restaurant in Beverly Mill*. California, in their first public date since they met in New York last September. This picture was taken just i few hours after Fisher's estranged wife
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  • IN BRIEF
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      Lock icon GHANA HUNT FOR A MISSING WOMAN REPORTER
      212 3 GHANA HUNT FOR A MISSING WOMAN REPORTER 4CCRA, Tues. ■^Photographs of Miss Elizabeth Bower, 25, Reuters staff correspondent in Ghana, who is missing, appeared in the local newspapers in Accra today, while a description of her was being broadcast at intervals in news bulletins on Ghana Radio. An SOS has
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    Lock icon ROW ABOUT SPARKLING WINES HITS SCOTCH
    200 3 Chain of Paris bars closes for a week OARIS, Tues.— A chain of fashionable Paris bars specialising in the sale of Scotch whisky announced today they were closing for a week to protest against a British court decision to recognise Spanish sparkling wines as
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    LONDON STOCKS
    275 3 LONDON. Tues— Very quie: conditions prevailed in London j stock markets for the last day of j the account and no decided trend was established. A certain amount of selective buying was still m proeress but this was offset by profit-taking. Company news affected prices more than" anything
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    RUBBER
    31 3 LONDON, Tues. Spot 24' id 24** d., Jan.-Mar. 24'^d.. April-June 24-\d.. July-Sept. 247.d.. Oct.-Dec. 25d.. Dec. c.l.f. 24:! id.. Jan. c.l.f. 24' id.. Feb. c.i.f. 24'!, d. Tone: Very quiet.
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON. Tues Buyers £759. sellers £759' A, Forward buyers £760, sellers £761.. Settlement £759, a.m. 140 tons, p.m. 50 tons.
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      421 3 STANVAC'S NEW HOME SHAW HOUSE, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE Hwy wS fe w t fH^, v Vi\ NOW f SINGAPORE DISTRICT OFFICE f is located on Ist, Floor of Shaw House HEAD OFFICE, MALAYA DIVISION (formerly Union Building, Collyer Quay) will be located from Monday next on the 7th, Bth, and
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    VICTIM OF THEFTS PUZZLED BY POLICE
    189 4 VICTIM OF THEFTS PUZZLED BY POLICE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore bridge builder who had two of his besi water-pumps stolen over the past two weeks, is puzzled by the behaviour of three police officers. "Instead of investigating the thefts, these three officers visited the site individually yesterday and questioned my
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    Adult education
    31 4 JOHORh BAHRU lues A course for Instructors in adult education classes will be opened here on Friday b> the deputy Mentrl Besar. Johore. Ungku Hall Ismail bin Abdul Rahman
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    Fatal accident
    28 4 SINGAPORE rues A stevedore, Tay Kirn Tea 29. was fatally knocked down by a military crane as he was cycling along Pasir Panjang Road this morning
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    Warning to City Council on golf course 'grab'
    701 4 Warning to City Council on golf course 'grab' Prof. Sheridan gives expert opinion THE City Council is liable to an action for damages if it tries unilaterally to terminate the two agreements under which it leased about 270 acres of land in the Macßitchie Reservoir catchment area to the Royal
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    VISITORS PRAISE SOCIAL PROGRESS IN JOHORE
    136 4 lOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Forty two American and Canadian social workers on a two-month world tour visited welfare institutions here today and were full of praLse for Johore's progress in this field. "Social welfare activities here seem to be really well developed. You people have
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      157 4 I Commencing Today Only For Few Days THE REAL BARGAINS FOR THE RIGHT OCCASION Also for your convenience We proudly announce our RETAIL DEPT. Extension on Ist Floor Don't Miss this Golden Opportunity I I Rush at: B.H.T. High St. Spore. 6. j Going on tbe Leave Tmn there must
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      199 4 Rotary Action In the form of rota turbines carriM his plane through the sky And Rotary Action "Philishave" Rotary gives him tbe best possible shave Features of the new "Philishave" Jet: r w I y i] t"**lt£ nrtl motor' £IW*« M/t^^^S^^^^ "r'il™"d^«lVn O l d. t 'p»*<'^t»d'Vl l °n. /fJMifflgJLJ^
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      181 4 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DRAMATIC SOCIETY presents Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of An Author" at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Canning Rise. 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE presents the Jack Teagarden Sextet In a Jaa concert at the Victoria Theatre. 3.30 p.m. and 8.30 pm. ROTARY C'Ll'B: Weekly luncheon
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      199 4 CHINESE VMCA (16 South Pier): Table tennis 9 a.m., bodybuilding, weightliftlng 3 p.m., badminton 6 p.m.. basket ball 730 p.m. YWCA (Raffles Quay); International Women's Club visit to Kamala Club 10.30 ajn., beauty culture class 5.15 p.m. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOI/SOpen meeting at YMCA Orchard Road. 5.30 p.m. TOC H: Recorded music
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    UMNO LEADER BLAMES TUNLIM
    296 5 pato Abdul Hatnid 'not consulted 9 before naming of SPA~UMNO~MCA Coalition Govt. But Chief Minister says: Before aking announcement I had informed my colleague SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Abdul Humid bin Haji Jumat, chairman ,t the Singapore State UMNO, and Minister Local Government, Lands and Housing, accused the
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    SHE IS THE ONLY WOMAN PASSENGER TO GO
    18 5 TERESA getting ready (or that big trip. Straits Times picture.
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    Council to pay $8 less of disputed $ 1,ooo fee
    107 5 Council to pay $8 less of disputed 1,ooo fee mSGAPOBE, Tues. The 1 oiinril. which dis. ,1 a legal fee of Sl.OOO, mm be asked to pay 1 hi. including taxation llish Court. > i.OOO fee was charged in. .il tirm of solicitors jog expert advice in ,nnection with the
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    Girl killed in road crash
    30 5 BLTTERWORTH, Tues.— A ir-old girl. Lim Ah fatally injured yesafter being knocked v a lorry on the main Kepala Batas vilLim died from a fractured
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    MORE TUTORS FOR NANYANG
    237 5 Plan to enrol 600 more students in 1959 SINGAPORE, Tues. —I Nanyang University is to recruit 50 more professors and lecturers for its three faculties of arts, science and commerce next year. Dr. Chang Tien-tze. chairman ol the Nanyang University Executive Council, said today: "We have
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    Pretty Teresa will be cook, nurse and 'jaga' on bus trip to Britain
    334 5  - Pretty Teresa will be cook, nurse and 'jaga' on bus trip to Britain ESME BAPTISTA by SINGAPORE, Tues. The first Singa-pore-Britain bus service will start tomorrow, and the only woman passenger, pre 1 1 y Teresa Pereira, 21, who is going to Austria, will be cook, nurse and "juga" till
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    Hotels lose appeals on closure move
    216 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'THE Governor-in-Council today dismissed all the 1 appeals of 11 hoiels against cancellation of their licences and certificates of registration. The cancellation order was made on Sept. 5 by the Hotels' Licensing Board in a public session held in a Colony courtroom.
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    Stole bananas
    39 5 RAUB, Tues. A planter. Abdullah bin Mohamed Aris. 40. of Kampong Lechar. here, was yesterday fined $50 or three months' jail for stealing a bunch of bananas belonging to another planter. Low Meng Seng, on Nuv 6.
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    THE HIRE-PURCHASE CAR SALE RACKET
    419 6  -  NAN HALL 450 eases in the hands of Commercial Crimes Br an h By Singapore, Tues. TASKS in which unsuspecting people have paid cash for second-hand, cars, only to find afterwards that the cars were still under lien to finance companies appear to be increasing.
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    Guard accepted $50 bribe
    53 6 JOHO.-ifc B L/Cpl Babrt b;n Si'la Horn.' Guard, was ;i r n default sb months' l in the sessions Court tfi for accepting a bribe of sa from two boatmen to i t2 no action against then they wore found coi two tins of nil and
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    10 th anniversary
    26 6 JOHORE BAHRU Tue< Th? Princess EUzabett School for the Blind ha will hold prize day d bration ot 11 sary on Dec. 20
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    Raffles Hall
    25 6 SINGAPORE TtK ,1 Governor. Si;- William Goo;. I ■will formally open the f-l versitv or Mai .> r^l Hall on Friday at 5 am.
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    MCA youths
    17 6 KL'AN'IA.N rues Til Pahang MCA ■< uth I I will hold -.1 ence here on S
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    OLD-TIMERS DIG INTO JAZZ MEMORIES FOR COMPOSERS OF 'SINGAPORE SORROWS'
    463 6  -  LOW SIEW THIAM By SINGAPORE, Tues. Old-timers here today dup. deep into the musical past in a search for the composers of the dixieland melody "Singapore Sorrows" which the American jazz trombonist. Jack Teagarden, fell in love with more than
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      242 6 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS A »ouna unit (7) 1 Sensational mixed herd bound 8 Haunt for retirement <7> J° la d (5-3-7). 15 Basts for the dispatch of a 9 A mistake— that's the su- rather stiff note? (8) perintendents Job (9). 16 Some one Is disturbed? 10. Tube containing
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    Anti-graft dept. will be set up in 1959
    453 7 Anti-graft dept. will be set up in 1959 OUR OFFICIALS ARE HONEST, SAYS TENGKU, BUT AN... THE 1958 Week-Ender Annual 116 sparkling pages of entertainment for the entire family is now on sale throughout Malaya. Highlights include: MALAYA'S LOVELIEST GIRLS A 28--page portfolio of pin-up pictures of 14 ravishing Malayan
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    Move against squatters
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. A magistrate's court todaj ordered warrants of dispossession to be issued against 35 families living in the Lorong 3 and Aljunied Road areas. The families pleaded guilty in separate cases to unlawful occupation of Crown land.
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    Protection gang beats up hawker
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A hawker was beaten up by gangsters at Lorong 13. Geylang, when he refused to pay "protection money" last night. Police were called to the scene but no arrests were made
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    Two stowaways caught
    85 7 SINGAPORE. Ved. Two stowaways were found on board the Tong Peng when the freighter arrived here from Hong Kong this morning An immigration party discovered the stowaways after searching the freighter tor about an hour and a half. The stowaways are Llm Chor Kok 52. and Tan
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    POLICE SEIZE ARMS FROM GANG LAIRS
    197 7 Old Market murder sequel SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 1)01. K "L cracked down on 08 secret society group 1 hideouts last evening after the double slaying outside the Old Market in Robinson Road y esterLed by A.S.P. V.N. Ratnasingham of the Secret Societies Branch, detectives raided
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    Painter charged with car theft
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Siah Pung. 20 a house paint er was remanded till Dec. 13 after being charged in court today with stealing a car, belonging to Teo Ah Eng at Lorong 23. Geylang, on Monday. Tan m alternatively charged with dishonestly retaining the car.
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    Blood centre
    36 7 SINGAPORE. TOM. The' Blood Transfusion Centre at the General Hospital will be open to donors on Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon, but will, however, be closed on Dec. 28. it was announced today.
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    1,000 WORK DAY AND NIGHT ON SHOW
    95 7 1,000 WORK DAY AND NIGHT ON SHOW SINGAPORE, Tues. Construction work on the Singapore Constitution Exposition at the old Kallang airport, is progressing well, and the organisers are confident that everything will be ready in time for the opening on Jan. 24. Mr. Lim Kee Ming, secretary of the organising
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    Publicity chief
    23 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The UMNO State committee has appointed Inche Ali Alwie. 35-year-old leader of UMNO youth here, as its publicity officer.
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    Flu in hill resort
    18 7 FRASERS HILL. Tues.Nearly 30 cases of influenza have been reported in this hill resort.
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    DEATHS
    91 8 jo II urds HO {Minimum). MR K. MEENAKSHISUN- I I iARAM IYER, Father-in-Law Of inrumUiin ol St. Joseph's Institution Singapore, passed away In Madras. Deeply Regretted. MADAM WONG TET CHIN. age 75 died on 9.12.58. leaving her i >nly .son, H. ti. Vong of K.L. and Mrs. Loh Toll
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    57 8 jjm swee Toll, swee Ilotk trotbers, sisters thank all friends i.ci relatives for their attendance. wreaths, donations, condolences Istance rendered on their father's death. THE FAMILY of the latr Mr S Kanaciiah Signal and Telegraph Office Railways K.L. thank all relatives and friends for their donations, condolences attendance and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 8 Jll H«iif« %H 1 Minimum,. MRS. S. PARASATHY Mother Karalasingam. Hospital AsFi tant General Hospital. Singapore, died on 21.11.67. Greatly ted bat never forgotten. Mother's love Is alwijw alive.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    442 8 Uurrf.N tit {Minimum >. UCLA HOOP DtMONSTRA- iox at cola Stance, Orchd. Kd. to-day ai 10.30 a.m. THE HULA HOOP i= here— and W hiteaways have them. Laugh and grow fit with a Hula Hoop. HOW TO WIN Friends. Serve T.tbasco Chilli Sauce at every meal; its pungent flavour
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1958. Right To Left
    613 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1958. Right To Left The reformation ot China's "'rightists" and the parties which they led apparently has entered a new phase. Two former Ministers who were dismissed and disgraced in January have been reelected to the central committee of their party, the China Democratic
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    Drawing A Line
    276 8 The Federation Government is studying what must be done to prevent trouble at political rallies and in election campaigns. The Prime Minister coupled this announcement in the legislature yesterday with a warning that unless there are strict limits to what is permissible there could be "disastrous effects
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    Rackety Humours
    200 8 "Subversives and racketeer*", says the Ministry of Education. are at work among Chinese students in Singapore now sitting for the second time for their Senior Middle 111 examinations. They are spreading rumours of fresh leakages of examination questions. Possibly there is a less dramatic explanation fo;--these unfounded rumours.
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    Lock icon APARTHEID: WHAT IT REALLY MEANS
    952 8  - APARTHEID: WHAT IT REALLY MEANS ROY UNDERWOOD South Africa's Racial policies become more crystallised By JOHANNESBURG. WITH the death of one Prime Minister, Johannes Strijdom. and the election of another. Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, the pattern of multi-racial politics in South Africa has become more crystallised. Formerly Minister of Native (African)
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    Lock icon AT THE BOTTOM OF THE EARTH
    904 8  -  PALLE MOGENSEN by Me \I IK DO SOUND, Antarctica. IHAVE just returned after spending a year and seven day.s at the South Pole with nine other International Geophysical Year scientific personnel and eight U.S. Navy men. It's amazing just how much a human beam
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  • Man-in-the-Street
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      Schools essay contests and police awards
      300 8 schools essay competition. It is true that an offer of a ride in a police radio car and in a marine launch was made to prize winners of an osay competition hold during Police Week. Three pupils of the Dunman Chinese Middled School were
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    SKYMEN LAND ON PENANG AIRFIELD
    127 9 .\t;. Tues.— Three loads of troops d Into Penanii morning to helpthe last 19 i terrorists Ing in the hills.; icular parachute Lepas airport. from the city, d.v en of the 22 rvice Regiment by hundreds of •hi nearby School. They In relays airfield, the
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    Govt. warns wreckers
    369 9 TENGKU SAYS: WE WILL PREVENT TROUBLE AT POLLS IN FUTURE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JHE GOVERNMENT is studying what mea sures can be adopted to prevent trouble at flection rallies and elections, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced in the Federal Council today. He said the Government
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    Petrol down by two cents in Singapore
    73 9 Petrol down by two cents in Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues. As from tomorrow. Shell and Moliilsras petrol in Singapore will be cheaper by two cents a gallon. The new prices arc regular Shell and Mobilgas 81.71 and Supcrshcll and Mobil«as Special 81.87. Mr. P. R. Messum. Shells sales manager, said today
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    Kitbag answers for police
    76 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Twenty village elders 'of Pengerang saw 25 sealed metal boxes containing written replies to an official questionnaire served on the 6.000 people last Sunday being emptied on a table and then transferred to canvas kitbags for private scrutiny by Special Branch officers. This
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    MRNVR on parade
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore division of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve held its last parade of the year at H.M.S. Laburnum, Telok Ayer Basin, this evening. Commodore C. H. Hutchinson inspected the parade and presented trophies won at the division's annual ports held recently.
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    Safe in jail
    31 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Nyadin bin Sidin, who was found in possession of a knuckleduster at Tampot. was sentenced to 21 days' jail in the Magistrate's Court her* today
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    Death sentence on man who killed his mother-in-law
    255 9 Death sentence on man who killed his mother-in-law SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TAN BOON SENG, 38, an unemployed carpenter, was sentenced to death in the Assize Court today for the murder of his mother-in-law, Madam Tan Vim, 57. in Jurong Road on Sept, 1 last. Before passing sentence on Tan. Mr. Justice
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    Suicide of man, 70
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two weeks after an ailing 70 year-old man arrived in Sin gapore from Kelantan to live with his children he killed himself At the inquest today, the coroner Inche Ahmad Jlu Hussein found that Low Oee Chai commuted suicide by taking caustic soda.
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    5 suspects held
    28 9 KLUANG. rues. Police manning a road Dlock at Simpang Rengam yesterday arrested five men after finding a dagger and two toy pistols in a car
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    BLACKLIST BOOKS ON SALE
    82 9 BLACKLIST BOOKS ON SALE SINGAPORE. Tues.— Nearly all the bunk* on mathematics, science, medicine, and caligraphy published by the 53 publishing houses in Hong Kong and China, which were recently banned by the Government, are on sale again today in Chinese bookshops here. A total of 162 publications were released
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    New job for magistrate
    46 9 TAIPING, Tues.— The Talping Magistrate. Inche Hashim bin Abdul Hamid. is leaving the post later this month to Join the Ministry of External Affairs in Kuala Lumpur. A barrister. Inche Hashlm came to Taiping on transfer from Ipoh in July this year.
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    TEAGARDEN THRILLS THE JAZZ FANS
    154 9 By PHILIP GOH SINGAPORE, Tues. —The Victoria Theatre tonight abandoned any pretense at restraint as Jack Teagardcn and his sextet set local jazz lovers stamping joyously to his legendary brand of Dixieland. At the end of two rhythmpacked hours, a near capacity audience was still
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    THE VOLUNTEERS PREVENT A BIG FIRE
    250 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The volunteer flrcflghters of Kampong Tiong Bahru today put out a fire which threatened to blaze through the village. Using new extinguishers and pails 30 members of the newly-formed unit went Into iictinn promptly. They put the tire out be fore it
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    Lock icon BACK-THE MAN WHO LOST HIS JOB BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT OBEY 'RETURN HOME' ORDER
    108 9 FORMER Johore Assistant State Secretary. Wan Abdul Hamid (right), who was sacked by the Government after he defied an order to return home following a visit to Russia and China while he was on a scholarship
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    UMNO PLEA TO GOVT.: ABANDON THIS MUST VOTE' PLAN
    133 9 UMNO PLEA TO GOVT.: ABANDON THIS MUST VOTE' PLAN SINGAPORE, Tues. The chairman of Singapore state UMNO, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, today said he had asked the Government not to introduce compulsory voting for the coming general election. He said: 'UMNO is vehemently against compulsory voting. Any move
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    29 10 It really is what it teemt Hirma, the elephant is keepiny (rial in this football match, between performers in Billy Smart's circus and the Slough Boys' Club.
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    435 10 Hire a' e some more oei oals for you. Davy, Block T.D. 3. Roort. 8. R.N.T.D Flats. H.M. Naval Base. Singapore 27 Susan Sag. 104 Dorset Road Singapore 8. Reading stamps. Chee Kok Kee aged 12. 15-C itim Chen* Street. Singapore 3 Reading, swimming V.M Seyao
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      1048 10 CONTEST LOST BY THE SKIN OF HIS NOSE He jungle animals tiavt received a notice saying a king is to be chosen among them. They arrive at Kolam Ayer and find three fudges who first test them in courage which Ezani wins by a mistake. The next test is of
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    Govt. urged: Stop Singapore profiting from Johore fish
    1101 11 25 SPEAKERS DEBATE AGRICULTURE POLICY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday |,|l i; Federation 1 (iovernmenl was i oil a > ul (l lo !a steps to stop the Singapore City Counpronting from gsh caught in Joliore caters. D r l. S. Tan (Alh-jnce-Johore Barat),
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    A NEW LIFE AT 90 FOR Mrs. O'KEEFE
    189 11 s: -YEAR-OLD Mrs a 111 OuO-mile journey -grandchildren i nd to prove that sh riled by her only Mrs. O'Keefe through Singapore by Bi 'AC from London to Perth. very tired. Mrs. ■this is her first at first refused eak to reporters
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    wad Red found,
    24 11 wad Red found The body of an rottet was found Of the 4th Bn, Kept in the Ginger irea in n On Nov. 18.
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    Flying to Australia in a plane he built
    102 11 Flying to Australia in a plane he built SINGAPORE, Tues. Jack Doudy, 34, will set out tomorrow morning on a solo flight to Australia in his dream plane built from pieces of scrap. Mr. Doudy. who was a flight sergeant with the Royal Air Force, started building his own plane
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      139 11 ACTU4aV I TWINK M\KC^ b^B" i X^. dS I II? UxX 127- BUT I HATE J (If f UV/ VCVRE TELLING ME -BUT IF GETTING FEP UP WITH WE I jMP^BjT LtHI»JG EPPIE VC*H. ANYrtAV l^fift- H \Jf 4 /Jll {HE TCES ANY CF H.S AMCW3OS BUT H£s STILL WEACNG
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    BIG NOVEMBER RUBBER IMPORTS CAUSE PRICE SLIP
    546 12 By Our Market Correspondent THE price of December first grade rubber in Singapore yesterday slipped off in the morning when adjusted November rubber import figures were found to total 40,267 tons or 12 per cent more than October. Although the price had opened
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    364 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections of the share market were quietly steady, and the turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.05 (O), $106; Fraser Neave Ords. $1.58: Gammon $1.75 (D), »1.75 to $1.73: W. Hammer $1.55; M.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    25 12 SINGAPORE. DEC Xl BHr X: 83 ents pet Ib. (unchanged) TIN: $385.50 per pic: I (up 50 cents) Estimated unofficial offering 90 tons.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    175 12 Ships lyiiiK alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Arcadia 1/3, Kasi bea 4. o, Obra 6A, Kavenstein b/7, Kadnorilure 10/ H. Kmkania Muru 13/14, Hessensteln 16/16, Tallsse 18. Ettnckbank 19/20, Serdang N. Wall 2, Scudai N. Wall 3, Pyidawyunt 21/22. Ordla 23/24, Benvenue 27/28.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    108 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent December/ January $41 buyers. $42 sellers. Coconut oil: stagnant: bulk $63 'j sellers, drum SC6 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $129. Sarawak $128. special Sarawak blark S7l (all unchanped). Singapore
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    RUBBER CROPS
    31 12 Further November rubber crops were: Malaka Pinda 120.700 lb Tnited Malace* 129 850 lb Ayer Molek 33.040 lb.; Leong Hin San. Wd. 45.200 lb.; and Nyalas 42 033 lb.
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 12 Malayan Share Market: Dec. 9 Dec. 8 Industrials: 90.73 90.60 Tins: 89.09 88.97 Rubbers (S) 106.03 105.56 Jan. 1 1958=100 1 'I
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 12 MELBOURNE. TtML j TNVEvJTMLNI shares maintained a firm tone on an active mar- Icet on the Stock Exchange her* I today. Exception was Awa down 6d. Timor dropped Bti. in an easier mining section. Commonwealth Bonds maintained a steady tone. Loans 3V, 1956-59 £100 Is. 3d. Bank or
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 83 cents per lb. unchanged on Monday's closing price. The tone was quiet after slightly easier. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 83, sellers 83 V-; Int. 1
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    Guthrie results
    55 12 Outputs from the estates and mines in the Gnthrie Group for November and for 1958 to dat« In brackets are as follows: Rubber 7.241.200 lb.. (78.024.000 lb.). Tea (black) 142.000 lb 0 .686.000 lb>. Palm oil 1.716 tons. (14.588 tons). Palm kernals 486 tons. (5.051 toniO. and tin
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    25 12 MaUn,,, "^U fenehtion '"m,, change* S saw wSrsss crecin Scllii, C-nad* aa On :i iHon. X,,,, dollar Hah, Sterh,, I I one v,,
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      1276 12 NOTICES NOTICE "RE: Estate of Stephen Henry Germane alias Hap Seng, deceased. All persons Interested In or having claims against the estate ol the deceased person abovementioned whether as creditors, beneficiaries or next of kin are j required to send their claims or i Interests in writing to the DU>-
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      930 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VOLUNTEERS are required from women of a good educational standard between the age of 17 years and 35 years lor the Women's Section of the Singapore Division, Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. The branch for which volunteers are now required Js: (a) Secretariat Conditions ol service are thai
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    Brave General can beat his rivals
    1264 14 RACING With EPSOM JEEP BRAVE GENERAL was finishing so strongly when second with B^l3 to the rank outsider Wonder Kid over a mile on Saturday that over this longer trip I give him a confident vote in Race Six at Bukit Timah today. Brave
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    178 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Roca 1 ZONDER ZORG College Tutor Funny Face ZONDER ZORG Dragon Seed College Tutor FUNNY FACE Zonder Zorg Dragon Seed 2.0 Race 2 KNIGHTSBRIDGE Invincible Miss Harmony YARDARINA Knightsbridge Red Wolf 111 GLENDORE Knightsbridgc Invincible 2.30 Race 3 BLUE SWELL Indian Heather II
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    1452 14 THE GOING should be very cooil at Bukit Timah this afternoon. RACE I X.O: (Class 3, Div. 4)— 6 Furs. 1 ***** LitilcKood (.Kema St.) Spencer, 3 9.0 (O) Posni-r 2 04»i3 /.iiiidrr Zorg (No Worry St.) E. Breuk.. 3 8.13 (SI) D. Jones 3
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    Bailey topscores with 68 in marathon innings
    465 16 Bailey topscores with 68 in marathon innings AUSTRALIA need 147 run s to win the First Test in the current series. The pilch is still good although at ten minutes to three offbreak "bowler" Jim Burke made one to move at least a loot back from the oil". No doubt
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    106 16 ENGLAND IST INNS. 134 AUSTRALIA IST INNS. 186 ENCLAND 2ND INNS. (overnight 92-2) Richardson c and b Benaud 8 Milton c Crout b Davidson 17 Bailey b Mackay 68 Cravcncy run out 36 M.iy low Benaud 4 Cowdrey c Kline b Mcckitt 28 Evans Ibw Davidson 4 Lock b
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    Top' gets award
    33 16 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The Singapore Business Houses F.A. ■Sportsman of the year" trophy tor services to soccer in 1958 has been awarded to Mr. "Pop" Lim Yon<x Liang, secretary of S.A.F.A
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    From JACK FINGLETON Brisbane, Tues.
    368 16 employing a backswing thai went above the level ot his shoulders on the way back and that's worth mentioning in this game of mostly th»! half-cock defensive stroke. But there was a bad mix up that cost his wicket an;J that, from the viewpoint of
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    I am satisfied that Kline made clean catch, says Benaud
    219 16 WAS Colin Cowdrey out today"! The incident looks like dragging on for some time. So (acts are worth recording. Cowdrey propped at one from Meckiff and the ball floated up towards Kline. fielding up close behind squarelcg Kline dired. Some
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    123 16 No lack of runs in this game SYDNEY. Tues. Opening batsman Gavin Stevens scored 259 not out today and saved South Australia from outright defeat against New j South Wales, the Sheffield Shield holders South Australia. who needed 251 in their second Inning to avoid an innings defeat, scored 484
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    Lock icon COOPER ENTERS VICTORIA SEMI-FINALS
    218 16 B Timah card Jeep's notes— Page 14 MELBOURNE, Tues— Victorian tennis championships results: Men's singles quarter-finals: i Ashley Cooper (Victoria) be«t Boh Mark (Victoria* 6-3, 6-3, 6-8, i 12-10. Women's doubles quarter-finals' S. Reynolds and R. Schuurman (South Africa, beat E. Duldig and i E. Court
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    PRAISE FOR SGSFA SECRETARY NAIDU
    165 16 SINGAPORE. Tues— Dr. C. E. Smith was re-elected president of the Singapore Government Services Football Association for the third successive year at the annual general .neeting held at the S.A.F.A. club house today. Dr. smith .lien commented on the success of their visit to Muar
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    54 16 %i,iJuP ENGLAND 134 and 198 (Bailey 68, Benaud 4-66) AUSTRALIA 186. Two days left for play. AUSTRALIAN opening batsman Jim Burke watches anxiously c I in picture) drops a difficult catch during the second day's pi at Brisbane on Saturday. Burke was nine at that stage, but
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    Malaya subject to FIFA and AFC levy
    230 16 Malaya subject to FIFA and AFC levy By KEN FERNANDEZ KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The F. A. of Malaya will have to pay a levy to FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation when staging international matches. F.A.M. secretary Mr Kwok I Kin KenK told the StraiL- Times that the FAM would
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    3 winners promoted
    105 16 CINGAPORE, Tues— Jolly Day. Peanut Kid and Kola Bay. recent winners at Ipoh, have been promo ed from Class 2 to Class 1. Sterling, twice second at Ipoh. also has earned promotion from Class 2 to Class 1. Fair Weather, Pappas Love, and Passbook have gone down
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    Fed Prisons win trophy
    72 16 SINGAPORE, Tues.-Federation Prisons beat Singapore Prisons 3-0 in their inaugural hockey match for the Murad Trophy on the S.R.C. padang here today Although Federation could only lead by 1-0 at the interval, victory tor them was never in doubt They opened the scoring through Navaratnam in
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    Airmen beaten
    40 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. University beat R.A.F. Tengah 2-0 in their S.H.A. League Div. 2 match at Tengah today. In a Div. 3 match at Balestier Road, Ceylon Sports Club beat R.A.S.C. 2-0. S.K. Sundram and Navam scored for C.S.C.
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    FIVE COLONY PLAYERS IN MALAYAN CIVILIANS SIDE TO MEET SERVICES
    132 16 FIVE COLONY PLA YERS IN MALA YAN CIVILIANS SIDE TO MEET SERVICES SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Civilians fifteen to meet Malayan Combined Services in their annual ru« ger match at Ipoh next Saturday was named here today. The team includes five Sin gapore players a fitting tribute to the Singapore
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    Cambridge win
    12 16 TWICKFV: bridge bea i six in Rueby Ol Cambnu-e k
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    S'pore beaten
    19 16 MALACCA ITi by lei enabled Federation Cask Schools to beat .-::^.ipor( ft bined Schools 1-n hockey n
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