The Straits Times, 11 December 1958

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 No*** 1 I The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 15 CENTS
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    ECONOMIC WAR ALERT
    1901 1 MINISTER OUTLINES POLICY IN FEDERAL COUNCIL *A steadily improving standard of living 4 is forecast Malaya to fight all unfair competition KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE FEDERATION Government will not hesitate to ban imports of any ntry adopting the tactics of Communist China of selling below cost and
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    Lock icon Swoop on banks in Burma
    144 1 Swoop on banks in Burma RANGOON, Wed. Special investigation officers today began an examination of the vaults of all the banks in Rangoon except the State-owned Union Bank of Burma. Bank officials and those who have deposited valuables for sa,fe keeping were present at these examinations. Yesterday Lt.-Col. Hla Myint.
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 CHINESE TROOPS QUELL REVOLT lio\(. KOM. Wed. Reports reaching beri Macao toniulii h residents <>n offshore Island nl I .ii>;);' m Miutli Sea revolted againsl I nanisf rale i 1 were down 11 btoodj at( u i. multilist ti""|i-
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    Lock icon First Test to Australia
    175 1 BRISBANE Wed. Australia easily beat England by eight wickets with a day to spare in the six-day Test here today. Set to make 147 with two days to go in the six-day Test, Australia scored the runs for the loss of two wickets, the match ending
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    RAF bomber disappears with ten aboard
    545 1 RAF bomber disappears with ten aboard 'MEN ON ATOLL 9 REPORT SPARKS DUAL DRAMA SHIPS, PLANES IN HUGE SEARCH OVER CHINA SEA SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pLANES and ships are combining in wide day and night sweeps off the coast of North Borneo for a Singapore-based RAF Shackleton missing with a crew
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    FOUR NEW POLIO CASES IN SINGAPORE
    79 1 FOUR NEW POLIO CASES IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Wed. Four polio cases were notified today, including the first case of a resident European. He is a British serviceman, aged 25, attached to the RAF. Seletar. Three Europeans who contracted the disease ear. Her in the current epidemic were reported to have
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    Lock icon 3 die in crash
    36 1 BONN. Wed.— Three United States Air Force men were killed when their twinengined R. 8.66 jet bomber crashed while coming In to land at Spangdahlem air base West Germany last night. Reuter.
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    Razak on why Wan Hamid is detained
    609 1 QUESTIONING IN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ritHE DEPUTY Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today said Wan Abdul Hamid was arrested because of his "known association with Communist sympathisers and those with Communist affiliations." Dato Abdul Razak, how-
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    $12,000 win on tote
    32 1 SINGAPORE Wed. A punter struck the "jackpot" in the Singapore Turf Club's "fortune tote" at Bukit Timah today. He picked five out of six winners and won $12,262.
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    Lock icon More jobless
    21 1 LONDON. Wed— Unemployment in Britain has reached its highest level since March 1947. with 536.000 out of work.— Reuter.
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    RAZAK WARNS AS HE TELLS OF TERROR WAR CUTS
    183 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Minister of Defence. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussain, warned Federal councillors tonight against any complacency about the shooting war against the terrorists. He gave this warning while announcing, amidst applause, all-round cuts in the Emergency expenditure for
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    NEW DEAL FOR DOLLAR IMPORT ON JAN. 1
    281 1 NEW DEAL FOR DOLLAR IMPORT ON JAN. 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation has decided to lift import restrictions on 23 categories of goods from the dollar area from Jan. 1. This follows an agreement reached at the recent Commonwealth Trade and Economic Conference in Montreal. The Canadian Government also
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    Lock icon Alexander ill again
    61 1 LONDON. Wed.— Earl Alexander of Tunis, Second World War military leader and former Governor-General of Canada, was reported seriously ill yesterday. He was taken to hospital after a heart attack at his home on Saturday, the day after his return from a visit to Canada. He had
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      336 2 A C ADVENTURE IN PERFORMANCE No other sport than boating can give you so much adventure, so many pleasant past-times. Fishing, Waterskiing. Cruising, Camping. Picnicking. And no other outboard motor can perform those adventures rms as well as Johnson. These Sea -Horses oft<r if the finest yet in features and
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    Lock icon CYPRUS: MAC CALLS FOR FRESH TALKS IN PARIS
    283 3 CYPRUS: MAC CALLS FOR FRESH TALKS IN PARIS LONDON. Wednesday. T'limc Minister, Mr. Macmillan, proposed nighl Unit the foreign ministers of IJri ccc and Turkey meet in Paris nexl o ti v to solve the Cyprus situation. nested they should meet at next, rence of the North Atlantic council Mr.
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    Lock icon Revolution heroes held in Iraq
    68 3 Revolution heroes held in Iraq Wed. Iraqis, given alter the July ere nmong thos^ I onnection with coup denounced I Monday. Egypt- 1 reports suid. ct Iraqi officers! irted to have been dawn yesterday Ity in the plot. Hadio said the faced the death newspapers said Aniiv was takine cautions
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    Trains crash in dense fog
    43 3 LONDON' Wed.— Two pass- .r.n.s collied in a ir Glasgow today U of ln-avy snow and from .several coun- 1 -Scotland and Engiand. 100 school children urn to the floor in ion although only ins were reported in--0.P.1.
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    Lock icon REDS GO IN THE RED
    56 3 PARIS. Wed. France\s rtul Communist Imitted today it had the red as a result cf its recent defeat at the Tin- Communist Party newspaper. Humanite. said "serious economy measures in various fields of activity" would have to be taken immediately. Staff worker* would be tired
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      49 3 JAPANESE actress Pat Suzuki holds congratulatory flowers and telegrams in her dressing room in New York after the recent Broadway opening of the musical "Flower Drum Song." Pat is one of the stars of the new Rodgers and Hammerstein show which is already being acclaimed a new "smash hit."
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      Lock icon Ike is told about missile 'secret' of Khrushchev
      333 3 SENATOR'S 8-HOUR INTERVIEW IN THE KREMLIN \y A S H I N G T O N, Wed. Russia has an inter-continental ballistic missile capable of delivering its warhead more than 8,000 miles. The Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, told Senator Hubert Humphrey
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      Lock icon Malaya joins 11 other nations in snub to Russia at Cairo
      244 3 Malaya joins 11 other nations in snub to Russia at Cairo IpAIRO, Wed. —Malaya was among the nations whose delegates snubbed Russia at the Afro-Asian economic conference herr. last night. Twehe delegates defeated a bid by the chief Soviet delegate, Mr. Mikhail Nesterov. to Introduce an anti-Western proposal. Mr. Nesterov
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      Lock icon Award for Malayan girl who saved boy
      247 3 Award for Malayan girl who saved boy f ONDON, Wed, A girl who dived into the Thames and saved the four year old grandson of a former Malayan High Commissioner here from drowning will receive a Royal Humane Society award for courage tomorrow. She is Che Esah binte Abdullah. 22.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    315 3 T ONDON, Wed.— London stock markets gave a satisfactory display for the opening of the new account today. Interest was confined mainly to industrials where investment buying by unit trusts and pensions funds was a stimulating factor. Towards the close came the good November United Kingdom trade figures
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    RUBBER
    27 3 LONDON. Wed. Spot 24d.. Jan. 24", d., Jan.-Mar. 24»,d.. April-June 24Ud.. July-Sept. 24-X.d.. Oct.-Dec. 24^d.. Dec. elf. 24',d.. Jan. c.i.f. 24'4d., Feb. c.i.f. 24',d. Tone: Quiet.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONDON, Wed Buyers £761. sellers C 7611-... Forward buyers £760' i!. sellers £761. Settlement i£76l'i, a.m. 130 tons, p.m 15 tons.
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      56 3 B THE 1958 WEEK-EHOER AHHUAL it on m-J* H sale now throughout Malaya. It contains B 116-pages of eye-appealing pictures and n artic<es that wi pr vide weeks f ipari(|ing R entertainment for the entire family. liSj^il IN THIS ISSUE a c. >> i&s wwwmnimW nf^\ > tff£|lMll§M HMMMm^mim^m^m^m^m^m^mH I
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      282 3 Quality I 1 Spare Parts I For complete satisfaction, wise motorists buy only genuine LUCAS spare parts. You can select your requirements from our large comprehensive range which is always in stock. We invite you to call in today. Federation Representatives: WEARNE BROS. Real that gPky POISONED WOUND, k^ A
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    World's So. 1 Girl Guide arrives
    122 4 World's So. 1 Girl Guide arrives DAME LESLIE WHATLEY. Director of tbe World Association of Girl Guides, arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Monday to inspect Guides in the Federation. In Ipoh yesterday she said that she would recommend that Malaya be made a "tenderfoot," in the Association. This is the
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    Gold medal stays in safe another year
    124 4 CINGAPORE, Wed. For eight years a gold medal has lain in one of the safes of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. It will remain there for at least another year. The medal is the highest award offered by the Chamber for a distinction
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    FAKED NOTES FLOOD THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    312 4 I Police have been after big-time rupiah forgers for nine years SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore money market is being flooded with large numbers of high quality counterfeit Indonesian 1,000-rupiah and 100-rupiah notes. The Straits Times made this discovery today during inquiries into an allegation
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    Report on future of S.I.T. expats
    167 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. i working party of trustees of the Singapore Improvement Trust has recommended that all expatriate officers on the trust's permanent staff be offered employment for their "full careers" on present terms and conditions of service. Alternatively, the three- man team, which carried
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    A probe on 'rebels in Malaya'
    256 4 A probe on 'rebels in Malaya' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Indonesian Embassy here is conducting its own investigation following a report that two top Indonesian rebel leaders are now r in Malaya. According to a spokesman of the Indonesian Consulate General in Singapore, the leaders are the rebel Prime Minister.
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    'ARCHITECT DEPT. STINKS' REMARK DRAWS BIG PROTEST
    201 4 'ARCHITECT DEPT. STINKS' REMARK DRAWS BIG PROTEST SINGAPORE. Wed. The Local Officers Association oi the Singapore Improvement Trust has protested to the Board oi Trustees against a remark made at a recent Trust meeting by Mr. Wee Toon Boon that "the Architect's Department stinks in the eyes of the public."
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    MAN JUMPED FROM FLAT SUICIDE
    114 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A suicide verdict was recorded In Singapore today at the Inquest on Tong Kok Chee. 29, whose wife testified that she married him while he was still undergoing treatment at Woodbridge Hospital as an outpatient. Koh Swee Chan. 25. said Mie knew her
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    Man cleared of robbery bid
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. a factory worker. Chan Kia Chuan, was acquitted an i discharged at the Assizes ot a charge of attempted ronbery. It was said that he and two persons unknown tried to rot> a butcher. Heng Hong Cheow. of $100 in Koon Seng Road
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    New station
    22 4 SEOAMAT. Wed— The new fire station here will be opened tomorrow by the State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa
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    Bill aimed at nursing homes
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Under th e terms of a Bill introduced in the Legislative Assembly, private nursing and maternity homes will be required to be registered and will come under the supervision and control of the local authority.
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    DECISION ON CITY HEALTH OFFICER
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Public Service Commission has advised the City Council that the acting Deputy City Health Officer. Dr. Ng See Yook, should oe promoted to the post of City Health Officer. The commission's decision comes up for confirmation by the council's staff committee tomorrow.
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    Lock icon OH, IT WAS SO EMBARRASSING FOR GUESTS AT THE PARTY
    140 5 OH, IT WAS SO EMBARRASSING FOR GUESTS AT THE PARTY r INGAPORE, Wed. Japanese businessmen and their guests stood stunned embarrassment at a ockrail party this evening as they ud a Singapore merchant lash n at "Japanese atrocities" during ie war in Malaya. party was to mark the ning of
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    EDUCATION FOR ALL IS THE GOVT. GOAL
    247 5 EDUCATION FOR ALL IS THE GOVT. GOAL KUCHING, Wednesday. Ternor, Sir Anthony Abell, told the Council gri here yesterday, that it was the Governs mm to provide as soon as possible primary in for every child in Sarawak. •ins would involve -<\s of public ex- every year, the tnent had
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    Expat asks for loan of $59,400
    121 5 Expat asks for loan of $59,400 SINGAPORE. Wt'd. The City Treasurer. Mr. S. S. Scales, has applied to the City Council lor an interest free loan guarantied him under the Malayanisation scheme— of 559.400. He is the first expatriate officer to take advantage Of the terms under which the Malavanisation
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    Penang show
    41 5 PENANO Wed. Tengku Puan Nor Sa'Adah. wife of the Penang Governor, was among more than 400 people who attended the allMalayan variety show in aid of the Penang Youth Centrt at the Penang Chinese Girl High School last night
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    COUNCILS TWO-MOTE MEETING IS a RECORD
    83 5 COUNCILS TWO-MOTE MEETING IS a RECORD •ENANG, U.il— Th* until toil iv held shortest inciting Mi '—with six iounbwat. nj.ftiiiK, lasting two minutes, un •uslj ;recd t actiul approve in iple the report o' 'üb-commlttec ap"<l to study the standing orders 'ted by the Assistan' Secreterji (Leual) N "nni Pillai.
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    GOVERNOR WARNS OF SARAWAK RED CELLS
    132 5 GOVERNOR WARNS OF SARAWAK RED CELLS Kl (HIM;. Wed— The Governor of Sarawak. Sir Anthony Abell. said yesterday that investigations by the police had brought to lifiht evidence that Communist activities in Sarawak were continuing and were directed from outside the country. In a printed address containing a report on
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    BROTHERS ATTACKED BY GANG
    113 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Thugs stabbed a fishmonger when he fought off their attempts to force him Into a car at Paya Lebar Road here at 4 a.m. today. They had earlier grabbed his younger brother. But the gang released the two men Lee Kay Huat. 24. and
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    RIDA aid for five fishermen
    54 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed RIDA has made grants totalTig 5d.569 to five Mersing fishermen to enable them to instal engines in their fishing brats. The fishermen are Othman bin Jusoh ($955). Mohamed bin A. Rahman ($1,500). Ismail bin Besar ($811). All bin Muda ($1.500 1 and
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    Liner sails in with 2 young stowaways
    255 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rHE 29,734-ton P and O liner Arcadia arrived at Singapore today with two stowaways on board. A third was taken off the ship told the Straits Times today that a stowaway discovered R? Perth was an Ausn >eamen. Joseph Gratwho stole
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      412 5 POLICE BAND concert it .juniors. 4 p.m <^i lio «si o.iO KuongP.uk. 5.30 p.m. to 630 p.m.. badminton 5.30 p.m. pm CHINESE YMCA (16 South IXIVERSITV OK MALAYA P Per(:i er(: Tab le tennis, bodybuildDRVMVriC SOCIETY presents U K weightliftinK 1 P badmmPirandellos "Six Characters in toll 5 p m
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    Chances for most in schools
    469 6 EDUCATION CHIEF SAYS: PROBLEM NOT SERIOUS NOW SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MOST of the pupils who pass the Secondary Schools Entrance Examination can continue their studies next year, the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr. Lee Siow Mong, said today. About 15,000 pupils sat for
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    MYSTERY OF THE MELODY SOLVED: DISC HAS NAMES OF COMPOSERS
    224 6 MYSTERY OF THE MELODY SOLVED: DISC HAS NAMES OF COMPOSERS SINGAPORE, Wed. The composers of "Singapore Sorrows/ v melody with which an American jazz king, Jack Teagarden, fell in love more than 25 years ago. have now been named. But it seems that they are not Singaporeans, as Mr. Teaijarden
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    MINISTRY HITS AT TEACHERS' UNION CHARGES
    334 6 MINISTRY HITS AT TEACHERS' UNION CHARGES SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Ministry of Education here has accused the Singapore Teachers' Union of pretending to be unaware that two separate matters had been confused in their Press statements regarding appointments of primary school principals. The union had described as a "farce and mockery
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    Tengku's nephew off on course
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Jewa 21, a nephew of ,he Federation Prime Minister, left here today to attend a two-year course at the Ma layan Teachers' Training College in Brinsford Lodge Britain. Tengku Abdul Rahman was at the airport to we him
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    Red Cross House to be built
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tne local branch of the Britisti Red Cross Society intends in build a "Red Cross House. casting about $300,000. for its offices and lecture halls. th«> 1957 annual report of the branch said. The branch anticipates public support for the build ing
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    Two discharged
    27 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Tan Ec Peng and Yong Cheon<* Kin. accused of attempting to extort $3,000 from a businessman, were discharged by a district court today.
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    NO, MAN, THE MUSIC WASN'T ON, LA!
    196 6 Wed. Radio Malaya was broadcasting "happy birthday" requests in its "Happy Anniversary" programme yesterday when listeners heard a loud "Brrrrrr." During the next few moments listeners heard a snatch of a Chinese programme, another "brrrrr", a snatch of "Happy Anniversary", a fragment of
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    No reading allowed in Federal Council
    97 6 No reading allowed in Federal Council KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Federal councillors were pulled up this morning by the Speaker for reading the morning newspapers whilr the House was in session This happened during the debate on the estimates for the Ministry of Agriculture Calling the House to ordc the Speaker
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    Concert in park
    16 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The police band will play in the Katong Park tomorrow evening.
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    GRANT To EPA:A QUERY IN ASSEMBLY
    79 6 GRANT To EPA:A QUERY IN ASSEMBLY SINGAPGKL Governments o e Ifc Sivo $100,000 to P S**% Plum.. .-W year-voai-.s gra Honed by Mr tJ? «S Kheiv a Ch«. 1950 -r. ft! in the !Lh o^ on FW Sw* reduction Mr. Lim of hia notic, ductioa ol several JJ*i draft b
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      202 6 s "MORE SECURITY" m I Writing of opportunities for I imostors. Eduard W estropp. I I City Editor of the I 'Sunday Express", said I on Ith. August, 19.57 II Be discriminating ce j n terest I I I S a O ns"a Ilotke^°£1 lot ke^°£| C Xr I Mr.
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    People's Alliance bids for mass support
    403 7 People's Alliance bids for mass support ANOTHER ASSEMBLYMAN TO 'CROSS THE FLOOR 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore People's Alliance is carrying out "an intensive" campaign throughout the island to recruit member* as a first step towards preparation for the coming general elections. The party's secretary-general, Mr. Wang I sun Hao.
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    The first elected Seremban president
    83 7 The first elected Seremban president SEREMBAN, Wed. The Xegri Scmbilan' state and town councillor. Mr. Chin See Yin. i s tipped to become the first elected president of the Seremban Town Council next month The Alliance after their two seat victory in the election last Saturday, now form the majority
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    WOMAN IS MISSING: $100 OFFER
    69 7 WOMAN IS MISSING: $100 OFFER A CMssese family in Singapore is offering; a i- u.i id <>i' SI OO for information about a woman relative who has been missins f«r the last 10 days. Madam Ho Poh Lian. 30. had been staying with a relative at Joo Chiat Road. About
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    IT'S MORE THAN CURVES! IT'S 365 DRESSES A YEAR THAT LEAD TO SUCCESS
    123 7 IT'S MORE THAN CURVES! IT'S 365 DRESSES A YEAR THAT LEAD TO SUCCESS CLKVACKOL'S Hong Kong film star. Miss Ting Lan. 20, yesterday revealed lie secret of her climb to success when she made her first public appearance since her dramatic arrival here on Sunday. Miss Ting told reporters at
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    796 donations
    23 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Blood Transfusion Service last month received blood do nations from 796 people, and gave blood to 743 people
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    Pharmacist, four more dentists, graduate
    130 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. -Another four dentists and a pharmacist have graduated from the University of Malaya here. Ho Teow Eng passed the Part 111 Examination ior the Diploma In Pharmacy (Forensic Pharmacy). The following candidates have passed in the si jr-.s shown against their names, thereby
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    That pines charge is rubbish, says Yap
    198 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. HPHL Chairman of the Central Board of Pineapple 1 Packers. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, today described as rubbish the statement by Federal Councillor, Dr. L. S. Tan. that a large quantity of Federation pineapples found its way to Singapore at the
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    Labourer dies after crash
    43 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A cyclist. Pow Chow, 49--year-old Army labourer, died shortly after colliding with a lorry at the Junction of Jalan Ariffin and Jalan Nge e Heng here at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. Police are appealing for eye witnesses.
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    Rape charge
    34 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. —Originally charged witn kidnapping. Lee Koh Loh was yesterday accused of raping i girl at Brapit village in September this year. Lee was remanded in custody until Dec. 16.
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    ESTATE VALUATION IS TOO HIGH SAYS SON IN PETITION
    277 7 iLOR STAR, Wed.— Syed Omar, son of :i former Singapore land owner. Syed Abdui Rahman bin Tana AlsaKOlf. who died three years ago. today filed a petition in the High Court here against the assessment on his late father's estate in
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    PRESIDENT SAYS THANK YOU WITH PRESENTS
    223 7 PRESIDENT SAYS THANK YOU WITH PRESENTS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A two feet high lamp, a marble replica of the Taj Mahal, has been received by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. It is a gift from the President of India. Dr. Rajendra Prasad. The gift was brought to the Federal
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    Storm warning is issued
    63 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Government issued the following storm warning here this afternoon. Strong northerly to northeasterly winds with moderately rough seas and moderate swells are expected to persist for another 48 hours in thSouth China Sea north of th* Equator and along the ea»t
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    95 8 !0 Words $10 Minimum). MR. S ABDUL CAFFOOR Proprietor Ceylon Jewellers. Singapore p.issed IWM at 11 am 10.12 58. Funeral will leave 34u. CUangi Road, at 8.30 s*m lo Kassim Burial Ground. Siglap Road. 'Ceylon papers please copy MRS. TEO CHONO BIONG. s?e 7">. passed away peacefully at 7.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    43 8 70 Wordt S/0 (Minimum). IHE PARENTS and Widow of 'lie late Joseph Teo 800 l Look thank all relatives, friends. Director* and Staffs of Overseas Assurance Corporation Ltd.. tor their wreaths, donations, condolences, attendance, and loan of in at their recent bereavement.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 8 M Horrfa (M < Minimum) R. SATHASIVAM 11-12-1957 In i.m Hospital: Come unto Me: All ye that labour; And are heavy li.-oii; And I will Kive you rest. Oraee, strati Raj.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    353 8 20 Word, Sl* (Minimum). AIR-WICK removes the stale >mell of smoke. In fact It remove* ■H unpleasant odours. Atr-Wick is v ncked by all good stores. BEEFEATER k ttv name of a special Gin. Triple distilled to make it solter. drier, crystal clear. Agents McAliMers. LOVELY SELECTION of c;uun>
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    The Straits Times Thursday, Dec. 11, 1958. Industrial Future
    693 8 The Straits Times Thursday, Dec. 11, 1958. Industrial Future The most satisfactory feature of Mr. Tan Siew Sin's optimistic outlook for the Federation's industrial future is his conviction that local capital will play its full part. The Malayan investor has already begun to realise that the opportunities in a wide
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    Two Africas
    313 8 If the theme of colonialism is frequently on the lips of the 200 delegates attending the All-African People's Conference in Accra, it is partly because anti-colonialism is a matter on which gatherings of politically-minded Asians and Africans can agree. It has become a sort of ritualistic prelude for
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    Compulsory Vote
    161 8 Singapore UMNO baa yet to make known the precise reasons for its hostility to any action by the Government to introduce compulaor) voting in next year's election*. H is not unlikely, however, that its attitude reflects Malay concern for theiiminority position. Are such misgivings well founded. Taking the
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    Singapore teachers must not live in a dream world of their own
    1513 8  -  E.W. JESUDASON By lln this article the author draws attention to the= =wider problems that the new education poiicyg poses for members of the teaching profession— in Singapore. President Singapore Teachers' National Congress U7HEN I nrst read the
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      374 8 IIAVID T. K. WONG writing in the Sunday Times of Nov. 30. invited Malayan writers to speak up on their difficulties. I do not think writers have anything to speak up for in the matter. A writer is a creator In us own field, and he
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      39 8 1 of f Vc I m in a«- ii lately llreawd in S I I T S iiittpri'it htf MM Better MATERIAL (ITTI\(, I AIMIRIM. plus STYLE all go into every suit by "fteeghou) 21. Chulia Street, Singapore. 1.
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    MYSTERY BANG INJURES 3 BOYS
    110 9 MYSTERY BANG INJURES 3 BOYS a TRENGGANU.; Three school- I re injured today! explosion near ,mea in Kam- Ru Muda in the district, 15| i of here. rushed to the Hospital here this fwo oi them were hurt. isioi vu believed caused by a i the police could i r
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    Rubber outlook: Warning on Soviet and Chinese tactics
    639 9 DUMPING DANGER STRESSED IN FEDERAL COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE PRESIDENT of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, Mr. H. B. Hussey, warned the Government today that Russia and China could wreck any Malayan rubber stabilisation scheme just as easily and successfully as
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    Back—a remarkable Malay woman who loves writing
    357 9  - Back— a remarkable Malay woman who loves writing B.C. BHATTARCHARJEE By KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. REMARKABLE Malay woman, a mother ot three young Children, arrived home today after spending nearly tour years studying and travelling in Europe. Che Aistu Ghnni. housewife, a former teacher, a journalist and author, was greeted warmly
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    KPM SELLS 13 SHIPS LYING IN SINGAPORE
    131 9 KPM SELLS 13 SHIPS LYING IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Wed. Thirteen more K.P. M. ships, which have been lying in Singapore waters since December last year, have been sold. The ships are part uf the fleet which discontinued inter-island services in the Indonesian Archipelago after the outbreak of the anti-Dutch campaign
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    THEY'RE OFF BY BUS TO BRITAIN
    74 9 THEY'RE OFF BY BUS TO BRITAIN SINGAPORE. Wed. The first Singapore-Britain bus service passengers left Singapore today on board the Pyidawnyunt for Calcutta. Mr. C J. Buswell, a member of the party, said: "At la.U we are set to icave after almost a month of preparation We hope to reach
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    NO REFUGE FOR REBELS IN THIS EMBASSY
    127 9 NO REFUGE FOR REBELS IN THIS EMBASSY SINGAPORE. Wed. The Philippine Government will hand over any Indonesian rebel who seeks refuge in the Philippine Embassy in Jakarta. This was disclosed by the Under Secretary for Philippine National Defence, Mr. Mariano Yenko, who passed through Singapore today en-route to Manila after
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    $1,500 fine for evading tax
    43 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Kadam bin Ali Kasan was fined $1,500 in the Sessions Court here today for evading Customs duty on 27 cartons of cigarettes and 500 boxes of match on Nov. 29. The duty amounted to $156.
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    Audience treated to gripping show
    191 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The i University of Malaya Drama- tic Society has brought to the Singapore stage a veryi rare effort at serious drama. At the opening of Luigi i Pirandello's "Six Characters In Search oi an Author" to- nli?ht the audience was 'reated to a
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    Council is puzzled by $20 mil, fish profit claim
    265 9 Council is puzzled by $20 mil, fish profit claim SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE City Council is puzzled by a statement in the Federal Council that it is making a $20 million profit from fish caught in Johore waters. During the Federal Council debate yesterday on the Agriculture Ministry's policy and estimates.
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      122 9 It's plain lo see this boy is bright He's brought home Osram lamps all right A it of THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., (MALAYA) LTD. p THE GENFPAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD. OF ENGLAND. Jliiii 'iVl3 <> ***** UNSEWERED 2nS 2a*J I No Germs> I 4fl No Odours i~lL»jiM ■f"^^^! No Emptying
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    Stress on agricultural education
    569 10 BIG PLANS TO HELP FARMERS AND FISHERMEN $16.5 MILLION EXPENDITURE IS APPROVED BY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. lONG-TERM PLANS to establish a total of 30,000 co-operative societies throughout Malaya and schemes to benefit farmers and fishermen were announced by the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz
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    $200 FOR A DOLLAR HE SAYS 'NO'
    97 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. A freak $1 note has turned up in a New Bridge Road pawnshop. The serial number, signature and date on the left side of the note are missing. But part of the signature and date are printed on the back, lower
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    $615,000 claimed for Govt-acquired land
    177 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rpHE trustees of the Loke Yew Residuary Trust— 1 Messrs. Loke Wan Vat, Lcke Wan Tho, AuYeong Su Fung, Loo Yew Hoi in the High Court yesterday claimed $615,160 from the Selangor Government for land acquired. The court was told that the
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    Lock icon They'll get their first pip today
    63 10 They'll get their first pip today MKI.IiOI KM-:. Wed— Two Malayans are among Kraduates from the Australian Officer Cadet School at Portsea. Melbourne, whx will officially march out as second lieutenants at a ceremonial parade tomorrow. They are S. 11. Long, of Selaneor. and B.M.T. N'asir. of Perak. The graduates
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    Suspects before committee
    43 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Seven secret society suspects, detained under the Criminal Justice 'Amendment) Temporary Provisions Ordinance, appeared last night before aa advisory committee at t closed session in the Sixth Magistrate's Court. The seven were appealing for review ot their cases.
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    Children's party
    27 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Cl ri.stmas party for children of members of the Johore Service Club will be held at the club on Dec. 22.
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    200 watch stabbed man lie bleeding
    163 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— More than 200 people gathered round the victim of -a stabbing incident as he wriggled in agony on a footpath off Silat Road here tonight. They did nothing to help the injured man. Pang Sui Siew. 28. who was bleeding from knife-wounds
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    New war damage auditor
    62 10 I SINGAPORE, Wed. Under ian amendment to the War j Damage Ordinance, 1949. the accounts of the War Damage Commission will now oe audited by the Director of Audit in Singapore, it was announced in a Bill published today. In the past, this work was performed
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    HITCHING? IT'S HARD IN THE EAST, SAY HIKERS
    152 10 HITCHING? IT'S HARD IN THE EAST, SAY HIKERS OINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Andre Bourgeois. 33, and his American wife Beverly, 29. think the East is not a "paradise for hitch hikers." The couple, who arrived hero today, have spent most of the three years of their married life travelling, beginning from
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    LAND FOR SERVICES: NEW BOARD
    79 10 LAND FOR SERVICES: NEW BOARD SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government is to set up a I special Services' Lands Bo"ard with powers to acquire, hold and dispose of land for mi/i- tary establishments in Singa- pore. Provision for this is con tamed in a Bill published today. The establishment of this
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      412 10 Ikx^vlvJr^l 0 FJilrV'fTiMkVili I IrafcJfliß ■pHo.N f y-^r.trtf*.ertk ORKXS Today "j 2^"' V TUtWSS&h „45 t 4f 6 30 930 OOROTm McGl IRE and FESS PARKER J I OU» VfeiuJßß AltWi TfeCHNICOLOR* U Plus: IVoplr A I'laroslVntuiptte "PORTUGAL" Tech (JARO). ■phom y V OPHXS Today sns»« V iS J 11,
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      288 10 iMCJpwoSßßsSio^] M»HO 1 0PENS todayiTT ■^C 11 a.m., li:.. 4 .1.-i. 6.1:> 9M p.m. rzr <i ßaL,Boonfc: {^5, CANDLE" fe f.WA<iMIS; n 0™ TODAY! i LJBJEfiJi 4t AM) M F.I". SHORT: "CANADIAN PRIMI _T VISITS HALAI Bl HO! >MISS P*K^nisE"-n ll i a rrLUS! ON ?*AC« TONIGHT li (FREE LISTS
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      185 10 of Aeneid. is effeminate (7). Nf rairc i iiYipc f roccxA/orH 24 A > e tneres the rub (7> *Jliail3 111 I ICO StIUOOWUIU 25 Boxer easily affected by blows? I (13). m| IH^^IMH IHT^^ bean li: HQ m H I^HHi^l IB |H| 3 n bot'om ol the drain i
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    SRAITS TIMES Special Feature The night the war came to Sydney
    1425 11 ENEMY ATTEMPTS AT SNEAK RAIDS FOILED On the night of May 31, 1942, four midget Japanese submarines sneaked into Sydney harboui Had the raid gone according to enemy plans, it could have been a second Pearl Harbour. the nielli
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      159 11 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! 2 BEAUTIFUL BABYCHAM GLASSES FREEI —when you buy 2 dozen Babycham Yes, whenever you buy two dozen bottles ot Babycham that magic sparkling drink which means such fun and gaiety to millions you'll get two free crystal-clear champagne glasses made especially in England for Babycham. There is
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      76 11 Curwnon A #V#. Htg l##rs tlt€* Saint Uu Lvsli* Chmct+ri* IPicJk Truvfl Hy (nvstvr t 'mould I V ECCIE ECCHBADP THAT T REMEMBER? THE EG6HEAD 1 \titZWi WHERE DID YOU > y A f wcof. TOOOAL- F^ AME -^v DS FAMI lAR A ESTATE IS ON LAKE HEIGHTS H^^ CtT
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    27 12 SINGAPORE. Dec. 10. RUBBER: 82 3 8 cents per Ib. (down fiveeighths of a cent). TIN: $385.50 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 90 tons.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    467 12 Thr Malayan Share Brokers" Association reported yesterday: "The share maiket was quiet in all sections, and Hie turnover was small." Singapore and Federation share brokers reported the following business: Fraser 6t Neave Ords. 51.59 and 51.60 xt: Gammon $1.", A; G'town Disp. $2.02 and $2.02'<;: W. Hammer $1-56
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    RECESSION, HIGHER TAX REDUCE PROFIT FOR WEARNE'S
    553 12  -  Our Market Correspondent By A MAJOR contributing factor in the considerA able reduction in the profits of Wearne Bros Ltd for the year to September 30 has been the necessity for providing in the accounts tor company tax at the new increased rate
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    108 12 Singapore Chinese Produce K\change noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quier; UK/Continent December/January $40' i buyers, $41 'i sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $e2'j sellers, drum $65 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $125, Sarawak $124 i^both down $4). special Sarawak black $71
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    142 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintained x a firm tone on the Stock Exchange here today. Trading was of averace volume and price movements were narrow. Mining shares held a firm tone. oli stocks e.i.sed .sliyhtly with Oil Search down sd. and Timor Bd. Commonwealth Bonds recorded a steady
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    89 12 Th MaUyan Exchange BanksAssociation made the following changes in it» rates to merchant! yesterday (all rates are to $100) Canada: buying airmail tt my* o-.p- will v biUs> 32 I/4 trade Selling T.T. or O.D. ready £"7* 31 5/16; French fS£ it ii Bel lan francs 1616 1/2Italian
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Sliarr Market: Pec. 10 Dec. 9 Industrials: 9<1.6? 90.73 Tins: s'Uil «A.09 Rubbers KU.tifi liuiii:; Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    STORE SHIPPING
    172 12 Ships lying alongside the SinI fa pore Harbour Board wharves or i expected today arc: Ryuko Maru 1-2, East Sea 3. Peter Maersk 4-5, Obra b'A. Yamateru Maru 6-7, 1 Hessenstein 8-9, Radnorshire 10-11. Benlawers 13-14, Seu.su 'Maru 15-16, Tallisse 18, Ettrickbank 19-20. Rajah Brooke 21-22. Ordia 23-24,
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    RUBBER
    51 12 buyers fob. tlo P»4» yesterda clown ftven Closing )n yesterday Official L f.o.b. buyws R.ss RAB. I*. mi 83>», 5,.,;, o> j,, sellers 8j 81',,, sei, 3 o r. ssi Singapoi,- -""•>•<•• 1C.H.1,., x milfr oi noon price '-"Kn d. iy i„ int. i us; ma,: Jni. 1 RS.S.
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      689 12 NOTICES Q/St NATURALISATION j? NOTICE is hereby given that Ay \M Theodorus Marie Mathot of 20 Chancery Hill Road. Singapore .mff 3b^9aVT s :ipply»ng to the Governor *"''^^E* i^^B' i lor naturalisation, and tliat any jf^^E^jgr person who knows any reason -S^^ULjlM^ xvnv naturalisation should not JmH be granted send
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      580 12 NOTICES 1 NOTICE The committee of the Malayan Waterskl Association regret that the dance which was scheduled to be held on Saturday (December 13) at 8 p.m. at the Royal Island Club has had to be caucelled. NATURALISATION NOTICE ls hereby given that TAN OEN TAIN of No. 64, Goodman
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      616 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VOLUNTEERS are required from women of a good educational standard between the age of 17 years and 35 years for the Women's Section of the Singapore Division, Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. The branch for which volunteers are now required is: (a) Secretariat Conditions of service are that
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      679 12 "K LINE 7^ Japan <k USA Pa«iti c/ AUant« C o JSI Spore P. Sram Penans hu< ervi ti -Kamikiwa Miru 13/15 Oec In Port 12 Oet 19 n.r kMiM«i Miry" Ist call 9/10 Jan n jji, (2 21l call 13/15 J» it v, wading tot Hongkong, alt Japan Ports,
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      1343 13 <^7 MANSFIELD tfc CO.. LTD. Tel: x xi»4 i» llncorpoiateo m Singapore THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE _S <„LINtS TO LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORT! ,sm will lilertl t* pric.il vu Pana-a *r Capi ,f St a Hipo) u r. to proceed vu other ports to load and discharge cargo
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      1165 13 EAST ASIATIC LINES NOMEWARI SAILINGS FOR ADEN PORT Mil. GEHOA. ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM BREMEN HAMIUR6. COPENHAGEN. 60THEHBIM8, OSLO S'pori P. Sham Pinang "lEIRA" t|/it Dec 17/17 Die ■MEONIA "t n/24 DIC 2S/21 DIC 27/21 DX "tOMA' 5/ I Jll 7/ I JM 1/11 JM "LAIANDIA" 24/21 Jan 2*/27 Jai 21/2* JM
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      1325 13 !!1 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD SINGAPORE llncorporatM I* tta Umtofl Kingdoai) t LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore t. S'hem Pining BENVENUE for Liverpool. Hamburg, M'bro GJ7-21/15 Ok IS/18 Die It/21 Die BENVORUCN for Hamburg. London Rotterdam 17/21 Ok 14/18 tM 27,21 8M BENLOMOND tor London
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      1419 14 BORNEO JOURNEY more than 100 miles up the Re- jang River to Kapit, staying in a longhouse, and teaching in a local school were only some of the interesting things that Penang visitor Mrs. Violet Coomarasamy packed into a month's tour in Borneo. Mrs. Coomarasamy, a
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      537 14 3 New Fragrances! Eau de Cologne Classique 5 Eau de Cologne Eau de Lavande IB I I PARFUMEUR PARIS I C 3 'I 1 Lun Links I Patented Snap-bar In a large variety |j for eaiy interlion of detigm FINHI.Y MADE. ..CONVENIENT... SMARTLY DirsiCNTD Kremcntz jeweilry lias enduring richness because
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      317 14 to Your Foods j HPIM7 P^l pure ■n^stJi VINEGAR *f^jftel BOTH DELICIOUS ASD FAS! Spaghetti with Meatballs CHEF BOY-ARDEE /rfrZ^^P*& Plump, juicy meatball top-quality ground t ■■31 cious spaghetti, and ?mothfrtdinni AVlJlft tan ey tomato saucr IHJJqJS^I AN ITALIAN CHEFS RECI! M hiw "bW^ heat the contents of a c
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    46 BOYS AND 13 GIRLS JOIN
    320 15 SBA COACHING .FOR CmNESV SCHOOLS CIXGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Badminton Association's special coaching for Chinese Schools will begin next Monday at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre and will be continued on successive Mondays. In response to letters to 16 Chinese schools to send eight
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    Police all set for SHA title
    191 15 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pOLJCE kept themselves in the running for the Singapore Hockey Association league first division title when they beat University of Malaya 2-1 at Serangoon Road today. With this victory. Police are left with one more obstacle to clear for the title and
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    Lock icon Moore is hot favourite to keep his title
    189 15 Moore is hot favourite to keep his title MONTREAL. Wed.— Archie Moore, world light heavyweight boxing champion, has demanded a returnbout clause In the contract for his title fight with Yvon Durelle (Canada) here to- 1 night. (Fight starts at 10.30 a.m. Thursday Malayan time). Durelle said he was quite
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    Record run by Meadows
    85 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Leading/ Stwr. Meadows broke the Inter-Services three miles cross-country race when he clocked 15min. 18sec. at H.M.S. Terror today. Meadows's time was lmin. Msec, faster than that returned by Tennant, who won last year in 17min. 12sec. LAC Campbell, who was second to Meadows,
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    MRNVR in final
    64 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. A hattrick by Mohamed Basri helped M.R.N.V.R. to enter the final of the Malayan Armed Forces knockout soccer competition when they beat 30 Bn. R.A.O.C. 6-1 at Geylang today. M.R.N.V.R. will now meet H.Q. R.A.S.C. who beat Army Depot Police 2-0 in the other semi-final
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    SCC beaten by late tries
    183 15 CINOAPORE, Wed— Two uncon- verted tries by Roy Strickland and Idrus Owens in the last five minutes of play enabled R.A.F. Seletar to beat Singapore Cricket Club "A" by 14 points (goal, 3 tries) to nine (2 tries, penalty) in their rugger match on the
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    210 15 CUT EYEBROW, SO REFEREE STOPS FIGHT IN EIGHTH ROUND LONDON. Wed. Ellsworth (Spider) Webb, of Chicago, third-ranking challenger for the world middleweight title, beat Terry Downes. the young British champion, the referee stopping the fight at the end of the eighth round of a ten-round contest at Wembley
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    Perak hopes high for key match against Seiangor
    224 15 Perak hopes high for key match against Seiangor IPOH, Wed. Perak 1 will meet Selangor, the defending champions, in the deciding north zone match in the H.MS. Malaya Cup rugby competition on the padang here on Saturday. Both teams have beaten r"enang and Kedah and the winners on Saturday will
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    Weights for two Ipoh amateur races
    132 15 IPOH. Wed.— Weights toi two of the eight events at the Perak Turf Club's amateui race meting on Dec. 20 are: 12TH ROYAL LANCERS CLP (6 FURS.): MARA CLASS 1, DIV. 1: Special Feature 13.07; Prosperity 13.07. Far Vision (late Merdeka) 13.05: Ambassador 13.02;
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