The Straits Times, 21 January 1959

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    17 1 VKRAOE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Istd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959 15 CENTS
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    POLICY ON 'OUTSIDERS'
    385 1  -  TAN TOOK SAIK By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday 'UMNO TO AMEND CONSTITUTION'- SAYS OFFICIAL Singapore branch will be cut off from parent body They must not be allowed to interfere THE CONSTITUTION of the United Malays National Organisation is to be amended to keep in line with the
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    THOMAS: I'LL QUIT IF I AM ASKED
    305 1  -  JOSEPH YEO By Singapore, Tuesday U|R. FRANCIS THOMAS, Minister for Communications and Works, is prepared to resign if the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock desires it. It is not certain whether Mr. Thomas will leave the Government on Friday. But a decision
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    Lock icon POLICE: THIS MAN IS BRAIN BEHIND THE GIANT DOPE RING
    84 1 POLICE: THIS MAN IS BRAIN BEHIND THE GIANT DOPE RING WONC MON. a highliving mystery figure in Hong Kong who n alleged by the American police to be the brain behind the biggest Chinese drugs syndicate in U.S. history. In the last eight years, the ring, which has been smashed,
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    CROOKS' CAR RAMS TWO CYCLISTS
    373 1 CROOKS' CAR RAMS TWO CYCLISTS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JN their hurry to get away after an unsuccessful extortion brd at I'pper Thomson Road this morning, live men in a ear ran into hvo cyclists. Both cyclists jumped clear as the car ran over the bicycles. One of them dashed into a
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    THE KILLER HEAT WAVE HAS ENDED
    72 1 MELBOURNE. Tues.— After four days of searing heat, with temperatures as high as 110 degrees, cool, fresh breezes today brought relief to sunbaked southeastern Australia. The "hange banished the fears of thousands of parents in Melbourne as reports of infant deaths because of heat
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    Lock icon Two VIP wives meet in palace
    51 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Puan Rodziah Sharifa. wife 01 the Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman and her daughter visited the second wife of President Soekarno last night at the presidential palace in Bogor. Before visiting Bogor. she and her daughter went shopping at downtown Jakarta.
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    Lock icon 80 hours to circle globe
    56 1 THE HAGUE. Tues. KLM. Royal Dutch Airlines today announced the early introduction of a "round the world in 80 hours" service. To be inaugurated this year, the new route, named "Golden Circle" will consist of the 48-hour AmsterdamTokyo service through southern Asia and a 32-hour
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    Now the lights blaze at big Singapore fair
    45 1 Lights blazed as at a carnival at the Singapore Constitution Exposition on the site of the former Kallang airport s disused runway last night. (See Page 7 also tor a story or- the fair) Straits Times picture.
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    TIN Agreement reached with Russia
    234 1 TIN Agreement reac hed with Russia SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AGREEMENT has been reached between Russia and the International Tin Council on Soviet world tin exports this year, it was reported from Paris today. A Reuter report said an official announcement was expected In the next few days. Milayan tin producers toon
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    Lock icon Trooper is held up with engine trouble
    84 1 Trooper is held up with engine trouble OORT SAID. Tues. The 1 Sues Canal Authority has sent mechanics to the aid of the 19,116-ton Hong Kong-bound British troopship Empire Fowey. which has been delayed for 20 hours with engine trouble in the Great Bitter Lakes while passing through the Suez
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    Two students under arrest
    28 1 Two students under arrest SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Special Branch has arrested two Chinese middle school students under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance The students are Ong Tal
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    STOP PRESS SINGAPORE SECRET SOCIETIES QUERY
    154 1 STOP PRESS SINGAPORE SECRET SOCIETIES QUERY LONDON. Tii. Mrs. Whito a>k< (I in CtMMX v. h'l erUkBM ttiol intimidation bj mx ictits in Sinu.ip«'i v u.ts hrin^ dour pn\< lit intrrfrrri" ■toettMMi Sin- .tr-kr-l if (nloiiiul Indrr-^' Juli.in Amrry w.i tied there would In- n i iti t i initiation.
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    Lock icon Aunt of Queen dies in London
    31 1 LONDON. Tues. The death here of Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret Bowes Lyon. an aunt of Queen Elizabeth by marriage, was announced today She was 59.— Reuter.
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    Sarawak...and the shadow of apartheid
    312 2 Sarawak... and the shadow of apartheid A YAWNING GULF BETWEEN THE CHINESE AND THE REST, SAYS PAPER PERPETUATION OF PRESENT SCHOOL SYSTEM BLAMED KUCHING, Tuesday. A GROWING rift between the Chinese, particularly of the younger generation, and other races in Sarawak, has been officially likened to South African apartheid. The
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    Merger-a task for the young Clerk acquitted
    231 2 Merger-a task for the young Clerk acquitted SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rvHE prospect of a merger between Singapore and the Federation rests on the young people the first generation growing up as true Malayans. This was the opinion of Mr. G.G. Thomson, the Director of Information Services, and Mr. Allington Kennard of
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    The Federal Council dissolves in July
    122 2 The Federal Council dissolves in July KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federal Council will be dissolved a month before the first parliamentary elections expect, ed to be held in August. By then, informed sources told the Straits Times today, the State Legislative Assemblies will have chosen 22 of 38 members of
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    MILLIONAIRE'S SON WEDS A SINGAPORE MODEL
    88 2 MILLIONAIRE'S SON WEDS A SINGAPORE MODEL MR. lIEAH HOCK KHOON, 37. eldest son of Mr. Heah J<><> Seang. multi-million-aire president of the Badminton Association of Malaya, gives his bride. Miss Tan Slew Guat, 23. a kiss after their wedding at the Singapore Registry yesterday. The bride, a fashion model, is
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    A place for every child in new school scheme
    497 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. A scheme ensuring a school place for every child who sat far the secondary school entrance examination latj^ last year was announced Dy the/Ministry of Education today. About 7.200 of tie 13.00 ft of the Primary Vwstudents who sat
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    $228,000 FOR BANDIT TIPS
    37 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Federation Government paid out a total of $228,959 for information leading to tne capan* or killing of terrorists las month. Johore got $202,459, Nessri Sembllan $21,500 and Selangor $5,000.
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    THREE 'PASSES'MAY HAVE TO SIT EXAM AGAIN
    231 2 THREE 'PASSES' MAY HAVE TO SIT EXAM AGAIN SINGAPORE, Tues. Three City Council officers, who were "deemed to have passed" their clerical examinations. may have to take their tests again. The former examinations committee of three councillors (Mr. Lee Hwee Yiow. Mr. Wang Tsun Hao and Mrs. F. Leon-Soh), who
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    Pepper men ask for freight cut
    189 2  - Pepper men ask for freight cut ANTHONY OEI By SINGAPORE. Tues. Pepper traders here are appealing to the shipping conferences to make a further reduction in the freight rate for exports to the United States. They said today that the West India/New York Conference had slashed Indian pepper freightage costs
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    'Promotion' day
    32 2 JERANTUT, Tues. Jerantut will go gay next month when it celebrates its "promotion" to district status. It is the first local council area to be made a district since mertieka.
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    Lock icon Prostitution is now a part of U.S. business, radio listeners told
    489 3 Prostitution is now a part of U.S. business, radio listeners told ]^EW YORK, Tues.— Call girls, madams, procurers and a top business executive told in a radio broadcast here last night how prostitution has become part of the American business way of life. The 55-m!nute Columbia programme, narrated by Edward
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    Prince Philip starts his tour
    218 3 I ONDON, Tues.— The lj Comet 4 jet airliner bearing the Duke of Edinburgh to India on the first stage of his world tour took off on schedule from London Airport this morning. He is expected to attend the Singapore Constitution Exposition. F The Queen.
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    IN BRIEF... Word is awaited from . Malaya on pact
    218 3 IN BRIEF... Word is awaited from Malaya on pact MANILA, Tues.- The Foreign Office here today announced it was awaiting word from Malaya on a practicable date to start the framework of an agreed PhilippineMalayan economic and cultural union. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Felixberto Serrano said it was highly probable
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    Lock icon Suleiman on rule of new nation
    106 3 Suleiman on rule of new nation MANILA. Tues. The task of newly independent Asian nations like the Philippines and Malaya was "to rediscover ourselves and get back our self-respect." Malaya's Minister of Justice and Interior, Inche Suleiman, said here today. He is visiting the Philippines as the recipient of a
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    Lock icon Japanese to make synthetic in July, says firm
    197 3 Japanese to make synthetic in July, says firm OX)KYO, Tues. The Japanese Geon Co. a chemical manufacturer, announced today it would start Japan's first synthetic rubber production in July. A spokesman said trial production will begin in June at Kawasaki. near Tokyo, and full scale production one month later. The
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      RUBBER
      31 3 LONDON. Tues. Bpot 25»4d.. Feb. 25>-..d March 2S>*d.. AprilJune 25*; d.. July-Sept. 2fld Oct -Dec 26>»d.. Jan-Mar. 26.d Jan. cJ.f. 26\t.. Peb. c.l.f. 25% d.. March c.i.f »Hd. Tone: Steady.
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      TIN
      21 3 LONDON. Tue»— Buyers £762',. sellers £763. Forward buyers £763. sellers £763'j. Settlement £763. Turnover a.m. 110 tons. p.m. 3.* ions.
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    Lock icon Mac says: I'm trying for talks again with Russia
    344 3 Mac says: I'm trying for talks again with Russia LABOUR PARTY TURNS PRESSURE ON THE PRIME MINISTER LONDON, Tuesday. JHE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, said today that the recent exchanges with the Soviet Government had shown that there existed desire for negotiation on both sides. Mr. Macmillan, who was
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    Heavy programme in legislature ASSEMBLY TO DEAL WITH 20 BILLS
    154 4 Heavy programme in legislature ASSEMBLY TO DEAL WITH 20 BILLS CINGAPORE, Tues. The Legislative As-i sembly faces a heavy programme at the twoday session beginning tomorrow. There are more than 20 bills to be dealt with, apart from questions and other business. In addition to a bill amending the Customs
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    Ballet group arrives
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Tues The Theatre dArt dv Ballet a company of 25 young romantic and classical dancers flew Into Singapore from Hong Kong tonight. They will appear at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday and Friday nights starting at 8.45 pin
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    Shorter university arts courses as a result of reorganisation
    416 4  - Shorter university arts courses as a result of reorganisation A. MAHADEVA By Singapore, Tuesday BOURSES for University of Malaya arts degrees will be completely redesigned to raise the standards of these degrees when the next academic session begins in May this year. The time needed to obtain these degrees will
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    He gave wife love potion, court told
    268 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A 24-YEAR-OLD husband. Ahmad bin Mohamed A Amin, today told the Shari'ah Court that he visited his estranged wife at 5 o'clock in the morning and gave her a love potion. He did this so that she would begin to love
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    'Sold for Silver' publisher flies in
    163 4 'Sold for Silver' publisher flies in CINGAPORE, Tues. William Colllns- flfth of the same name to head the British publishing firm— flew into Singapore with his wife today. bringing a surprise for Miss Janet Llm, author of ■Sold for Silver." He said: "Janet, do you know that Foyle's Book Club
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    Inquest on Theresa
    71 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The inquest into the death of Theresa Woo. 26, a former reporter and tourist guide, which was fixed for hearing In the Coroner's Court tomorrow, has been postponed sine die. The Singapore Coroner. Mr. Oiam Chong Hlng. said tonight: "I have granted a police request
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    To stand trial for murder
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ong Lai Hock, of Silat Road, was committed by a magistrate's court today to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of murdering Phuan Swee Slew at Silat Road on Dec. 10. Ong, a shop assistant, was remanded in custody.
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    Singapore guide book brought up to date
    79 4 SINGAPORE, Tues The fifth edition of the Government's "Sinpapore Guide and Street Directory," now on sale. has been completely revised and brought up-to-date. The 217-page book contains all the features of the pre- vlous editions. A new feature of the latest edition Is
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    LEASES: APPEAL TO GOVERNOR IS NEXT MOVE
    251 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpHE City Council's estates and building commitA tee today decided to ask the Governor-in-Coun-cil to approve the termination of a lease covering the golf course of the Royal Singapore Golf Club. Under this lease, which was granted in August 1936, the
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    Attap house crash: Army probe
    84 4 Attap house crash: Army probe CINGAPORE, Tues. An 43 Army engineer today inspected an attap hut at Upper Thomson Road, which was badly damaged by a three-ton Army truck yesteitlay. Five people were Injured when the vehicle left the road and hit the house. The Army has given the owner
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    TWO FORCES NURSING CHIEFS COMING HERE
    104 4 TWO FORCES NURSING CHIEFS COMING HERE SINGAPORE. Tues. The chiefs of the British Army and Royal Air Force nursing services will arrive here on Friday to inspect medical establishments under their charge in Singapore and the Federation. They are Brigadier Dame Monica Johnson director of the British Army medical service,
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    New Year crime wave POLICE ASK PUBLIC DONT KEEP TOO MUCH MONEY
    239 5 New Year crime wave POLICE ASK PUBLIC DONT KEEP TOO MUCH MONEY SINGAPORE, Tues. -The annual preChinese New Year crime wave has begun and police today warned the public not to carry large sums of money or valuables. Seven cases of robben- and 14 of housebreaking WCTC reported during the
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    Mr. ONG ASKS; WHY THESE MASS HAWKER ARRESTS?
    633 5  - Mr. ONG ASKS; WHY THESE MASS HAWKER ARRESTS? CHIA POTEIK By SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Mayor, Mr. Ong Ens < -".Hi. today asked the City Council's hawker inspectors to explain why there had been recent mass arrests of hawkers. He told about 30 hawker inspectors at a staff meet, ing that,
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    Failed to file tax returns
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A businessman. accused of not submitting his company's income tax returns for 1958. brought his returns to court today and handed them to the Incorre Tax Department prosecutor. Mr. W. Gordon. Chan Pui Yin. of Gay Co., Singapore. then pleaded guilty and was
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    A misadventure verdict
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A verdict of misadventure was recorded in the oourt here today by the coroner. Inche Ahirid bin Hussein, at the Inquest on a schoolboy, Lim Hean Seng. 12, who was drowned while swimming at the Van Kit swimming pool on Dec. 15 last.
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    SPECIAL STAMPS: A REPLY
    110 5 SPECIAL STAMPS: A REPLY SINGAPORE. Tues. There is no special issue of stamps to mark the Singapore Constitution Exposition because there was not enough time to prepare such an issue. Mr. Francis Thomas, Minister for Communications and Works, said today. "Printing stamps is a long planning job," said Mr Thomas.
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    Malayans for denial health talks
    104 5 Malayans for denial health talks SINGAPORE. Tues.— Five dental officers will represent Singapore and Malaya at a dental health seminar in Australia next month. The seminar will review the accomplishments in dental health in Western Pacific and South EastAsian countries during the past five yean. Mr. Wong Mook Qui. of
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    IN COURT-16 are sent to prison
    207 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SIXTEEN hawkers, including nine girls and women, were jailed by the City Magistrate's Court today for not paying fines imposed for hawking offences. Those who were fined $5 each were jailed for three days while the rest got six days each in
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    Girl, 2, drowned
    29 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues. A two-year-old girl. Lee Lan Hiong. was drowned in a pond at the 13th mile. Teluk Anson Hutan Melintang road during the weekend.
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    SIAM GIVES ASSURANCE ON EXPORT OF RICE
    123 5 SIAM GIVES ASSURANCE ON EXPORT OF RICE SINGAPORE. Tues. Slam's ruling Revolutionary Council wants to speed up the export of rice to Singapore. The deputy secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Mr. O.H.R. Beadles, received this assurance during a visit to Bangkok last week. No hold-up Mr. Beadle*
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      506 5 Singapore diary... ROTARY CLUB: Weekly lun- basketball 7.30 p.m. cheon— lntroductory talk on the YMCA (Orchard Road): Bodydiamond Industry by Mr. C. building, weightltftlng 4 p.m.. Wechsler and film show. The Judo. Malay conversation class, Star That Shines Forever" at Singapore Chess Club 5.30 p.m., Cathay Hotel. 1 pan. Malay
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    33 6 M WormU tit (minimum). AMIR MOH .MED KHAN expresses his thankfulness to all those attended and for their Gilt* on the occasion of Marriage of his son and Circumcision of his grandson.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    223 6 1$ Words lit (Minimum). ANTELOPE BAGS from the Continent In the very latest elegant styles Antoinette. 324. Orchard Road (near C. K. Tang). FULL LENGTH E/OOWNS? You Need Not Look Beyond Tommy Thomson lor a Really Glorious Imported Creation. 18 Battery Road. THE COCKPIT for lunch for dinner, and
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      Industrial Drive
      587 6 The coming dissolution, and expectations of a May election, will hang over the proceedings of the Singapore Assembly which begins a two day meeting this morning. But there is still much work for the Assembly to do, fortunately largely outside the realm of party controversy. Select Committees and
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      Going Ahead
      268 6 Malaya and the Philippines, says Tengku Abdul Rahman, will go ahead with their intention to develop cultural and economic co-operation between the two countries. There is in fact no reason why either government should change its mind. Indonesia, true, has not taken kindly to the concept of South
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      Medical "Crisis'?
      237 6 While Mi. A. J. Braga preserves a calm and reassuring air, some Singapore doctors are now alarmed at the shortage of experienced senior surgeons at the General Hospital. Mi. Braga believes that there is no possibility of a "crisis" in the medical service. Yet he must have his
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    From the files of Mr Thomas
    528 6 IN HIS letter in your issue of Jan. 17. Mr. A. R. Lazarous shows that he has not read previous c o rr c s pondence published In your columns about changes of party label. I am not. as he thinks, 'particular that politicians
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    Was there collusion? Of course!
    1236 6  -  RANDOLPH CHURCHILL By Baal BBBaßTak^^Bß^R^^r^Bßa! THE FRENCH URGED THE ISRAELIS TO ATTACK CIR ANTHONY EDEN and Mr. Selwyn Lloyd flew to Paris on Oct. 16. The exceptional secrecy of their discussions at the Hotel Matignon with Mr. Guy Mullet, the French Premier, and Mr. Pineau,
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    MAYOR IS LIKELY TO QUIT TO FIGHT POLLS
    242 7 MAYOR IS LIKELY TO QUIT TO FIGHT POLLS SINGAPORE, Tues. The Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, and the Deputy Mayor, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, ha\ c been mentioned as two of the PAP councillors who will resign their seats in the City Council to contest the general elections to the
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    Post on wheels
    24 7 SEREMBAN, Tues. Mobile post offices may be started in Negri Sembilan as soon as funds are available from the Brunei loan.
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    A market in blood-at $100 a pint
    324 7 A market in blood- at $100 a pint RELATIVES OF SICK WONT GIVE, BUT SAY: 'WE CAN EASILY BUY SOME' MALACCA, Tuesday. gLOOD is being sold here for transfusions to critically ill patients at anything between $100 and $200 a pint at times when the blood bank at the General
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    Mr. Donald Moore writes a new novel of passion
    306 7 Mr. Donald Moore writes a new novel of passion SINGAPORE, Tues. —A Singapore publisher, Donald Moore, has written a new novel, "The Sumatra," a story of political revolt in an "imaginary" Far East colony. It deals with an Eurasian doctor— ln love with a European girl— who becomes violently antiEuropean
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    Two will study yaws campaign
    74 7 XL "LA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation Government is to send two doctors to Indonesia early next month to study the national yaws campaign now being carried out there. The two doctors are the Deputy Director of Medical Services, Dr. Mohamed Din, and the medical offlcer-in-charge
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    PHENG GECK CERTAIN FAIR ROADS WILL BE READY IN TIME
    245 7 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. MR. YAP PHENG GECK, vice-chairman of the Singapore Exposition Committee, today said he was confident that all the buildings and roads at the exposition would be completed in time for the opening on Saturday. He was commenting on
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    Constance now makes final trip to get married
    73 7  - Constance now makes final trip to get married JOHN DARBYSHIRE By SINGAPORE, Tues. A chance meeting between a pretty Singapore student and a ship's officer on board the Gorgon has blossomed into a romance in the best traditions of the sea happy ending and all. SHE is Miss Constance Laycock,
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    'How I first met him'
    117 7 Today a happy Constance told the story of her shipboard romance before she left for Britain in the P and O liner Canton to be married George was fourth engineer of the Gorgon when I boarded the ship to return to Singapore for the Christmas
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    Five months—then THE question
    137 7 Five months then THE question Five months after his return home however, to my joy, l received a registered airmail letter from him. Inside was his proposal of marriage and a diamond engagement ring He must have been very sure of me. I cabled him immediately accept- a ing his
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    Micro-wave stations to speed phone calls
    90 7 Micro-wave stations to speed phone calls SEREMBAN, Tues Two micro-wave stations one at Mantin and the other at Tampin now being completed wIU speed up telephone services from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore and Penang Negrl Sembilan and Malacca will also benefit by no interruption calls. Disclosing this at a Press
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    TRA VEL PAPERS: A JAKARTA SNAG
    177 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDONESIA will not recognise a Singapore Gov--1 eminent claim that a certificate of identity issued by the Immigration Department is a valid travel Indonesia document. Indonesia's Controller of Immigration, Mr. Alwl S. Osman. told a Press conference here today that Indonesia would
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    Jurists fly in for visit
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two leaders of the International Commission of Jurists, Dr. Jean-Flavlen Lallve, the secretary general, and Mr. Edward Kozera, the administrative secretary, arrived here tonight. Their visit is to enable them to meet leading Singapore and the Federation lawyers they met recently at the
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    EXPERTS FROM JAPAN TO SHOW BEAUTY TECHNIQUES HERE
    77 7 EXPERTS FROM JAPAN TO SHOW BEAUTY TECHNIQUES HERE TWO JAPANESE beauty specialists who flew into Singapore yesterday for the Constitution Exposition where they will be demonstrating and intructing in the Shiseido cosmetics stall. The picture shows vivacious gum-chewing Miss Nagayo Ishihara, 21. (right) and petite Miss Yoshiko Miyamoto, 27. (left).
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    MAN ILL: BRANDY THEFT TRIAL IS POSTPONED
    121 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A case which was fixed to be heard today at the Eighth Magistrate's Court was postponed to a later date when the magistrate, Mr Philip Lav, was Informed that the accused person wa ill In hospital. In this case, Leonan William
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      146 7 DINKY TOYS No. 175 HILLMAN MINX SALOON This wonderfully detailed model of the Hillmaa Minx reproduce* perfectly the sleek lines of th« original even to the transparent windscreen, side windows and wrap around rear window, and choice of bright duo-tone finishes. Length: 3;'. DINKY TOYS No. 174 HUDSON HORNET SEDAN
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    Riddle of the increase in education charge
    428 8 OWNERS, TENANTS OF RENT-CONTROLLED HOUSES ARE IN THE DARK SINGAPORE, Tuesday. QWNERS and tenants of rent-controlled houses here are still in the dark about who will foot the bill for the two per cent increase in the education rate passed by the Legislative
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    Rev. Father Quintens dies in hospital
    88 8 Rev. Father Quintens dies in hospital THE REV. FATHER Richard Quintens, aged 67. died in the Singapore (.<■- neral Hospital yesterday. Father Qnintens, who belonged to the Belgian Mission Society, known as the Scheut Fathers, has been living in Singapore for 25 years. For 10 years before he had been
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    $2,000 COURT SURETY BY COUNCILLOR
    77 8 $2,000 COURT SURETY BY COUNCILLOR SINGAPORE. Tues. A City Councillor. Mr. Tang Peng Yeu. today stood surety for a man who was brought up ln a magistrate's court on a housebreaking charge. Llm Llak Wee. of Havelock Road, was alleged to have broken Into a Zion Road house at 3.30
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    Trumpets will herald opening of bank
    225 8  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KI'ALA LUMPI'K. Tuesday. TRUMPETS will sound as the Yung di-Per-tuan Agong unveils a plaque to mark the opening of Malaya's Central Hank on Saturday evening. Then the guests will attend a reception in th« bank's administrative office. All heads of diplomatic
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    ABOUT 20 K.P.M. SHIPS ARE LYING IDLE IN STORE HARBOUR, COURT TOLD
    409 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. About 20 ships belonging to the X.P.M., formerly operating in Indonesian waters, are lying idle in the Singapore harbour, stated Frederick Von Meyenfeldt. of the general affairs department of the X.P.M., in the Singapore High Court
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      301 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Officer that Isn't one (15). 1 Generous love has wing*, not 7 Closes about one. perhaps; narrow party views (7, 8). small bone obtainable (7). 9He gives the athlete his pro- 8 May melt when the sun turns per start (3-6). blue (7). 10 N
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    Traders agree: That sting is out of tariff Bill
    531 9  - Traders agree: That sting is out of tariff Bill LEE KHOON CHOY MANUFACTURERS GIVE SEW BACKING TO MR. J ON PROTECTION By Singapore, Tuet. DUSINESS leaders today agreed that the amendments proposed by the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, to the draft of the Customs (Amendment)
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    BACKING IN WAR ON BUILDING RACKETEERS
    311 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. BIG LAND owners and housing developers here today backed the Katong District Council's all-out war against builders of unauthorised houses. I Support also came from Mr. A. J. Braga. assemblyman for Katong and Mrs. Felice Leon-Son, City Councillor for Mountbatten They all
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    Now the Singapore syces complain of odd jobs
    167 9 Now the Singapore syces complain of odd jobs SINGAPORE, Tues One thousand Singapore syces today joined their Federation counterparts in protesting against being made odd-Job men, kebuns and baby-sit-ters. Inche Sudin bin Mohamed Jusof. assistant secretary of the Mohammedan Drivers' Benevolent Association, which claims 1.000 members, said: "Many members have
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    House owner fined
    51 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A housewife. Haji Nasirah binte Karto was fined $50 in the City Court today for being the owner of a row of seven barrack -type houses which was built llleeallv at Jalan Timun, off Jalan Eunos. She was allowed till July 31 to demolish the
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    TV couple fly in to film death homes
    151 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two television producers arrived in Singapore today to film Chinatown death houses for the BBC. They are Mr. and Mrs. Armand Denis who flew in from London. They have fllmetf wild Ufe in Africa for the BBC. Mr. Dpiils said
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      216 9 FREE 1 Miniature D ottle tar every big bottle purchased up till 7/2/59. PILES Recto-Serol (Ointment) Relieves pain and pruritus, stops bleeding, checks inflammation and spasm V\SOTONIN LIQUID is the re.neay against varicose veins, haemorrhoids and it stops bleeding. CHARI CO., (Post Box 123) 29, Robinson Road. S*pore-1. PHONE YOUR
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    27 10 SINGAPORE, Jan. 20, RUBBER: 87 5/8 cents per lb. (up half a cent). TIN: $386 per picul (up 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 130 tons.
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    1958 LATEX SHIPMENTS FROM MALAYA HIGHEST EVER
    535 10 By Our Market Correspondent MALAYA shipped more latex last year than ever before in her history, the actual tonnage being 115,433 tons or 7} per cent more than in 1957. With many countries finding new uses for the product in different forms of
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    493 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections on the local share market were featureless with prices inclined to sag and sellers predominant." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business. up to 3.30 p.m.: Alex. Bricks pret. $1.70- Fitspatricks $1.08: Fraser I and Neave ords $1.53
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 10 Malayan Share Market. Jan. 20 Jan. 19 Industrials: 88-65 89-3? Tins- 9«-* 2 Rubbers U«.«9 IU.M Jan. 1 1958=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares recorded 1 a steady tone on light trading on the Slock Exchange here Price movements remained small. Mining shares held a firm tone on quiet trading. Commonwealth bonds held a L^ns^.^ 1956-59 £100 IU. 3d. Bank of N.S.W £37 T4 Con. Zinc •<> 3
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK /Continent January /February $41 H buyers. $42 's sellers. Coconut oil: steady: bulk $64 sellers, drum $67.50 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $131, Sarawak $130, special Sarawak black $71 (all
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    236 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharTe* or. expected today are: Madras Maru 1/2, President Coolidge 4/5. Obra 6A. Roepat 6/7, Str.iat Johore 8/9. Victoria 10 11. Benledi 13/14, Menestheus 1 3 16. Cellina 18. Isarco 19/20, East Sea N. Wall 3. Chuyo Maru 21 22 Rajah
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 10 The Malayan Exchange Ranks' AaMdmtion made the following changes In its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T 31 7/8, O.D. 32. 90 d/st 33 5/16 credit bills. 32 7/16 trade bills. Sellinj T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 9/16; French Francs *****:
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    RUBBER PRICES
    160 10 February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87% cents per lb., up half a cent on Monday's closing price. The tone was steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 87, sellers 87' 2 Int. i
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      619 10 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION ALL mem' rs of the above Association in the Colony of Sinraporr will be closed for business on Saturday, MM January for Thaipusaro. FOR SALE Set in the heart of Devonshire In it's own beautiful grounds, a lovely Elizabethan-style house built of solid granite.
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      296 10 NOTICES CONSOLIDATED TIN SMELTERS LTD. (Incorporated in England). NOTICE IS HEREBY given that a balance dividend of n%, less Income Tax, will be paid on the 12th day of May 1959 on the To Non-Cumulative Preference Stock of the Company in respect of the year ending 31st March 1959 to
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      787 10 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE Is given '.hat Mr. George Chung 81ng Poh is no longer employed by this Company and has no authority to transact business or to collect any money I on behalf of the Company. Dated this Twentieth Day ot January 1959. AIR-INDIA INTERNATIONAL (Incorporated in India) Singapore. KLANG
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      621 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens and from Permanent serving Government Officers Including those on probation age 30 but under 50 years for the post of Housekeeper i Female) at the Zalnab School. Knta Bharu. Kelantan. The talary scale of the post is $223-Al4-SO7, 324-Al4 -366 pen mensem
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      1557 11 T*t>i4os MANSFIELD tie CO., LTD. T.i:»4ix (II htes) (Incorporaterj in Singapore) (12 litts) DiVt"" THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T^' SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. CLASCOW, LONDON t COHTIREHYAI PORTS (Via Saai wttt hltrtf te prtteei via Paaaau w Cape at 6aM Han) Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load tno
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      1182 11 ISZm THE BEN LIME STEAMERS LTD. m SIHtAPORE (lacwtwatM HJ ttt Ueitrt Kitgdav 9 LINES SAILINGS TB ANN, UK t CONTINENTAL PORTJ Sport P. Sham Ptnang BENUWIRt fw Hamburg, London, Rotterdam 141-12/21 JM 22/21 Jaa 21/21 In lERSOUH for London. Rottercam 24 n JM Bremen. Hamburg 27 JM/ 1 FM
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      King Bakar decides to give a big feast
      959 12 The jungle animals go to Kolam Itam. where a contest is being held to decide who will be their king. When it is over, the judge announces that Bakar Bear, Mat Mousedeer, Mansoor, Monkey, Tahir Tiger and Ezani Elephant have all icon
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      PALS
      362 12 HERE are some overseas pen pals for you. Ann Aikman. aged 14. 71 Kenilworth Avenue. Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Ruby Nicol. aged 15. 7 Dlmsdale Road. Wishaw, Lanarkshire. Scotland. Sports. Irene Hare, aged 14. 65 Rannock Drive, Wishaw. Lanarkshire. Scotland. Guiding, hockey. Margaret Muir. aged 15, 33 Cairngorm Crescent, Wishaw,
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      Two sleepy owls
      17 12 These drowsy Cayenne owls slumbering on their perch look like a pair of bookends.
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      TOM GOT UP IN A HURRY
      170 12 Dear Boys and Girls, Here are the six winners of our "Puppet Verse' contest. Hoi Weng Yon, 61 Bukit Bintang Road, Kuala Lumpur, Karen Peacock, Badenoch Estate. Kuala Ketil, Kedah. Rajammah. Government English School, Port Dickson, John Lim, Primary Boys' School. Kluang. |ohore, Lenore
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      48 12 C.C.C. Collect stx o/ these coupons to jotn the Children's Corner Club. Name Age Address Sex Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Ou»'s Clvb and send me a badge. I am enclosing stx C.C.C. coupons and a stamped tell -addressed envelope. Same iW*«* Address -U
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    Singapore, Fed may meet in ten events
    331 13  - Singapore, Fed may meet in ten events SAUL JOSHUA SINGAPORE, Tues. INTERNATIONALS FOR SCHOOLS By SINGAPORE Combined Schools will have <4 international"matches in ten different sports soccer, table tennis, badminton, basketball, athletics, cricket, tennis, swimming, hockey and rugger against Federation Combinied Schools this year if plans of the Singapore Secondary
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    SCRC will be at Shenton Way in July
    318 13 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The 72-year-old Singapore Chinese Recreation Club clubhouse, which now stands in the way of the City Council's $240,000 plan to develop a public park in Hong Lim Green, will soon be demolished when the club moves to new quarters in
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    Chelsea in FA Cup 4th round
    105 13 Chelsea in FA Cup 4th round ONDON, Tues. A clear cut 4-1 away win by Chelsea over the formidable Cup fighters, Newcastle United, highlighted yesterday's Third Round ties in the English Football Association Cup competition Chelsea led 3-0 at halftime and made the score 4-0 before Newcastle hit a consolation
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    Lock icon WI name 12 for Fourth Test
    65 13 MADRAS, Tues— The Wes*. Indies have named 12 players from whom their team for the Fourth Test match against India here tomorrow will be chosen. They are: S. C. M. Alexander (captain). J. K. Holt C. Hunte. R. Kanhai, G. Sobers. O. O. Smith,
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    Lock icon Saturday's Cup ties
    104 13 LONDON, Tues. Fixtures for Football Association Cup to be played on Saturday are: Third Round replay: Nottingham Forest v. Tooting and Mf.« cham. Fourth Round: Accrlngtoa Stanley v. Portsmouth. Birmingham City or Middlesbrough v. Fulham or Peterborough United, Blackburn Rovers v. Burnley, Bristol City v. Blackpool. Charlton
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    SCC halt Recs' winning sequence
    165 13 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore 0 Cricket Club stopped the winijng sequence of their padang rivals, Singapore Recreation Club, with a 2-1 win in their annual hockey match today. Scoring both their goals in the second half after trailing 1-0 at the Interval S.C.C. won the Padang
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      785 13 (Continued from Page 6) ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Wordt Si (Mi*.)— Box it ctt. extra. 2 TANOUN HILL Double accommodation becoming vacant. February Ist. Full Board. Tel: *****. Mrs. Frost. SINGLE ROOM, full board for men. $300 per month, laundry included. At Talbot House, 11 Scotts Road. Spore, *****. NEW CALICO
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      824 13 OFFICE SPACE VACANT it Word, ti (Mi*.)— Box St ctt. txtrm. IST CLASS OFFICE Space available for Immediate occupation in modern building in the heart of City. Please apply to Box A 5755 S.T. MODERN FURNISHED OFFICE suite. Orchard Road area. Consisting air-conditioned executive office. General office. Own entrance, telephone
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      867 13 HIRE PURCHASE 2* Wordt ti (Ml*.)— Box it ctt. txtrm. GOOD RANGE OF Refrigerators, Radios St Electrical Appliances on easy terms. Your call solicited. Super Services (Spore) 228, serangoon Road. Tel: *****. FINANCE HIRE PURCHASE on Motor Cars. New and second band (late models only), fiasy terms. Apply Ann Pens
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      947 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 1* Wordt ti (Mi*.)— Box St ctt. txtrm. TWO 1958 A 35 Saloons in excellent running order. $6,600 for both or $3,400 each. Contact Transport Dept., Straits Times, Times House. River Valley Rd., Spore. OCTOBER 1954 PONTIAC. I Engine excellent bodywork recently resprayed black/grey. Fine car at
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      834 13 FOR SALE it Wordt ti (Ml*.)— Box St ctt. txtrm. BLUE;— SPOT RADIOGRAM model Mauritiur. De-Lux record changer. RC 98/44/ AC C/W spindles. Excelle it condition, bargain price. Cantact TeL ***** Chaudhary. PHILATELY It Wordt ti (Ml*.)— Box it ctt. txtrm. GIBBONS CATALOGUES: Part I British Empire $10.50. Two Reigns
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    Lock icon Queensland fails in bid
    94 14 A DELAIDE. Tues. South Australia gained a lead of 13 run; to take first innings points from Queensland in their Sheffield Shield match which ended in a draw here today. Queensland were left to score 187 in 100 minutes for victory when South Australia declared their
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    Johore Asians Cup team
    74 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. Johore Asians today announced its team to meet Kedah Asians in the All Blues Cup final at Sungei Patani on Saturday. The Johore team, which will leave Singapore by air for Penang on Saturday, will be: Robert Ng: Ungku Ibrahim. Tay Chong Yew. Hassan
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    CHOO to VISIT ENGLAND
    226 14  -  KEN FERNANDEZ FAM COACH WILL LEARN 'FINER POINTS' FROM PROFESSIONAL CLUB By Another step to improve soccer KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. The F.A. of Malaya is to send its professional coach Choo Seng Quee to England this year "to learn the finer points of the game."
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    Picador in form, beats speedy Dividend
    315 14 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Picador, a well-bred four-year-old by Supreme Court, has improved since his two runs at Bukit Timah last month. He galloped in great style on the training track at Bukit Timah this morning, beating speedy Dividend (Posner* over 3f. in 39 2/5. Picador
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    VICTORIAN JOCKEY GETS OFFER OF RECORD FEE TO RIDE IN MALAYA
    147 14 VICTORIAN JOCKEY GETS OFFER OF RECORD FEE TO RIDE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, Tues. A Malayan owner has offered a record but undisclosed fee to leading Victorian jockey Ron Hutchinson to ride in Malaya for three months. A Reuter report from Melbourne says that Hutchinson is almost certain to accept because
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    Shamrock Slipper looks picture of fitness
    579 14  -  JEEP JOTTINGS by a smart 31 sprint in 39 1/5. Never Better (King) was kept well in hand over 3f In 42 4/5. State Minstrel (Mawl) raced wide out over 31 in 44. Grand Chancellor (Moon) did pace work. Dinkum (Berg) was pulling hard
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    'Commonwealth XV to play in S'pore
    184 14 CINOAPORE. Tues. A combined Rugby team of 33 players from 28 Commonwealth Brigade who are on a Pan-Ma-layan tour, will play two games In Singapore. The team, including 16 players who have represented Perak and Penang, will open their Singapore tour tomorrow against Combined
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    A splendid century by Watson
    261 14  - A splendid century by Watson From JACK FINGLETON Melbourne, Tues. APART from the satisfactory completion of a fine century by Willie Watson, little guidance lor the Fourth Test has been found in M.C.C.'s return match with Victoria. Watson's innings, the highest for M.C.C. since Graveney's century in the first match
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