The Straits Times, 4 February 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY fERTIFIED SALT EXCEEDS 80,000 Th e Straits Times Estd. 18^^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1959 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon H- tests gave us better missiles: Russia
    227 1 H- tests gave us better missiles: Russia MOSCOW. Tues.— Last year's Soviet H-bomb tests have given the Red Army more reliable, more developed, more perfect, and cheaper thermonuclear weapons, a leading Soviet nuclear physicist said here today. Prof. Igor Kurchatov, director of the Nuclear Energy Institute of the Soviet Academy
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    KHAW: The REASON WHY
    471 1 FEARS OF COMMUNIST-FIGHTING POLICE CHIEF Heralded as first Asian commissioner, he seeks to retire $1,000 MINIMUM PAY LIMIT LIKELY FOR ALIEN JOB SEEKERS Assembly query likely A change of Govt. could hurt job SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FEAR THAT a change of government might endanger his career is
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    Ne. 2 CRACKER VICTIM IS HIT IN THE EYES
    110 1 Ne. 2 CRACKER VICTIM IS HIT IN THE EYES SINGAPORE. Tues. AmoUk Singh, eight, was Injured in both eyes by exploding crackers near bis home in Alexandra Road Here today. He has been admitted to the General Hospital in a serious condition. Amolak is tbe second pre-Chinese New Tear cracker-burn
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    SERVICES, GOVT. IN JOINT MERCY MISSION
    326 1 SERVICES, GOVT. IN JOINT MERCY MISSION SINGAPORE, Tues. 3 The Royal Navy, Royal Air Force and the Ministry of Health here combined early today, to send a rare drug .to save a sick man a m Ceylon. An RAJ* Canberra jet bomber was on Its way with the drug provided
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    Kidnap gunman (he picked millionaire) goes to gallows
    164 1 Kidnap gunman (he picked millionaire) goes to gallows SINGAPORE, Tuesday. p UNMAN Lee Ah Cheong, alias Ah Lek, aged 27, who opened fire at the police after kidnapping a Singapore millionaire in August 1957, was hanged at Outram Road prison at 6 a.m. today. Lee. a labourer, was sentenced to
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    BANGKOK TO SINGAPORE BUS PLAN
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR, rues. Four bus companies In the Federation have Jointly applied to the Siamese authorities for permission to link Singapore and Bangkok with in express service. The First Secretary ot the Siamese Embassy, Nal Sophon Chuenchum. said this today The Siamese Department f Public
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    Light shelling
    15 1 TAIPEH. rues Communist Chinese artillery lightly :-.i'lled t: Nationalist Quemoy Islands today. VJPI.
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    Lim heads team to the capital for talks on entry law
    324 1 Lim heads team to the capital for talks on entry law SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, Hie Permanent Secretary to the Minister of Laix)ur and Welfare, Mr. L C (Joh, and the Controller of Immigration, Mr. Lin Joo Hock, will fly to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to
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    INDIAN ACTRESS GETS CALL FROM ANGRY FATHER: RETURN'
    125 1 INDIAN ACTRESS GETS CALL FROM ANGRY FATHER: RETURN' A WEALTHY Indian businessman has angrily ordered his actress daughter home after seeing her In her first film role The girl is 20-year-old Shari Mahal (above) who recently finished a supportIng role in the film "Tiger Bay." Her father Is Sultan Devji.
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    Surgeon Black dies in London
    111 1 Surgeon Black dies in London SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Kenneth Black, who left Singapore In 1934 after 13 years' service as Professor of Surgery at the Medical College, has died in London. He was 79. Mr. Black, who was also surgeon at the General Hospital, joined the Colonial Medical Service here
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    Two ferries for Malaya
    98 1 Two ferries for Malaya UONQ KONG, Tues. Two 520-ton vehicular ferry vessels built for the PenangButterworth service were launched here today by the wife of the Malayan Transport Minister. The Minister, inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb, who was also at the launching ceremony, said the two double-ended vessels together
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    Animal toll
    14 1 MELBOURNE, Tues. Bush fires sweeping Victoria state have killed thousands of sheep.
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    Lock icon Jordan bans Bevan books
    42 1 AMMAN. Tuea. Jordan has banned two books by Mr. Aneurin Bevan. tbe British Labour Party Foreign Affairs spokesman. They are "Instead of fear" and "Democratic socialism The books have been banned because they violated Jordan press regulations Reuter.
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      Lock icon MALAYA PRAISED
      35 1 MCW YORK. Tuew Time magazine, in regional survey. Vud;»y »a.id .Malaya, j i 1 > d i;i"i' in soutn-cast Asia thai -still oper.iti U parliamentary democracy, b also one of most solidly based "—U.P.I.
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      INQUIRY
      23 1 PARIS. Tues. French Finance Ministry today detailed 20 inspector!) to investigate foreign exchange operations by French banks before devaluation of franc. Keutcr.
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    Ong gets wider powers
    816 2 Opposition: This is a right of CAO, not Mayor SINGAPORE, Tues. Opposition Cilv Councillors tod ;i y maintained thai the power to Intervene in staff matters rested solely with the Chief Administrative Oflicer and not with the Mayor. One of them, Mr. G. B. Armstrong (SPA)
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    'Imperialist' inquiry
    40 2 SINGAPORE. Tues —The I Singapore Police Special Branch has taken over investigations of vandalism at the Pan-Asia News Agency stand in the constitution exposition at Kallang on Saturday night The words "American imperialists" were scrawled on the wall.
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    Jewellery theft
    30 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Thieves took Jewellery worth $1,100 from the home of Mrh J. H. Jenkins, wife of the assistant comptroller of customs. Johore south. In Jalan Petri.
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    School dance
    25 2 SINGAPORE Tues. The Victoria School Upper Sixes will hold a social and dance at the Victoria School hall on Friday at 8 p.m
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    University exhibition of Chinese paintings
    261 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. An exhibition of 40 classical Chinese paintings, including a number of original masterpieces of the Ming and Ching dynasties, was opened at the University of Malaya Art Mu-J scum today by the ViceChancellor, Prof. A. Oppenheim. The paintings portrayed the whole range of
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    Spree-but shirts outsell the ducks
    182 2 Spree-but shirts outsell the ducks ITS off again, the an--1 nual buying spree that means that Chinese New Year is just around the corner. But Chinatown shopkeepers report a big difference in trends this year. There Is a DROP in traditional sales of waxed ducks, pork and Mandarin oranges. There
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    Offer to help run 'chest' by USIS
    157 2 Offer to help run 'chest by USIS SINGAPORE, Tues. The United States Information Service here today offered to help in the implementation of the proposed "community chest. The Singapore Constitution Exposition committee has aimed to raise enough money to set up a "community chest" for charities and a relief fund
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    Special classes for the 14-year-old failures
    179 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Christian Schools Council today gave details of its scheme to hold special Primary Six classes in the afternoons for 14-year-old failures of the Government secondary school entrance examination. The classes— from 2 p.m. to 5.15 p.m.— will be held in
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    Lock icon Mintoff claims 'knockout' win
    516 3 Mintof f claims 'knockout' win Governor hits at extremists 'DAY OF MOURNING' IN MALTA— BRITAIN WARNS: POVERTY IF YOU BREAK WITH US VALLETTA, Tuesday. jy]R. DOM MINTOFFS Malta Labour Party claimed a "knockout victory" today in its bid to bring the island's life to a standstill in mourning at the
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S RESERVES UP
    51 3 LONDON. Tues— Britain's reserves of gold and convertible currencies rose by £15 million in January, the Treasury announced today. This compared with a fall of £52 million in December. Total holdings on January 31 stood at £1,111 million compared with £1.096 million at the end of December.
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    MADAM PANDIT CHATS WITH BRITISH PRIME MINISTER
    42 3 INDIA'S High Commissioner in London, Madam Pandit, emphasises a point a.s she talks to the Prime .Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. and Admiral of the Fleet Earl Mountbatten at an Indian Republic Day reception last week.
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    Russians holding up a U.S. convoy
    177 3 ROW OVER EXAMINING A JEEP BERLIN, Tuesday. C>OUR American army lorries stopped by the Rus- sians yesterday were still held this morning. I AUS spokesman said that no reason was given by the Russians, who stopped the convoy as it was about tc leave
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    Lock icon Bigger army planned
    38 3 JAKARTA, Tues.— The Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, Ueut. Oen. Abdul Haris Nasution. said the army planned to recruit 10.000 new troops this year. The present strength of the Indonesian Army is about 200.000 —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jakarta visit
    24 3 JAKARTA, Tues.— A British Labour M.P.. Mr. James Cailaghan. has arrived in Indonesia for a seven-day visit, Antara News Agency reported. Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE QUEEN MOTHER'S 'ACCENT OF AN ANGEL'
    120 3 THE QUEEN MOTHER'S 'ACCENT OF AN ANGEL' LONDON. Tues. I—The1 The Queen Mother spoke to Maurice Chevalier at the Royal film performance here last night and the 70-year-old French star said later she had the "accent of an angel." Chevalier was one of the group of film stars presented to
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    Lock icon New cable link
    23 3 TORONTO. Tues.— A direct cable service across the Atlantic has been inaugurated between Toronto and London, ensuring faster transmission. —Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCK
    327 3 I ONDON. Tues.— A satisfactory undertone was maintained In London stock markets today with the heavy overnight close of Wall Street offset by the continued firmness of sterling in the foreign exchange market Biid optimism concerning an early reduction in the B. tsh bank rate. Industrials provided many
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      AKIHITO'S WEDDING SET FOR APRIL 10
      57 3 rpOKYO, Tues. The A Japanese Imperial Household Board said today it had tentatively decided to hold the wedding ceremonies of Crown Prince Akihito and his commoner bride-to-be Miss Michiko Shoda on April 10. Details are expected to be announced soon. Prince Akihito was formally
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      22 3 NEW YORK: The Ford Motor Co. reports that Its net Income last year dropped to U. 5595.700.000 from U. 5.5282.754.541 In 1957.
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      15 3 BANGKOK: Hundreds of booklets containing Communist propaganda were found floating in the Chao Phya River.
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      17 3 TAIPEI! A plane airlifted 4.000 chickens to Hong Kong to relieve the Chinese New Year poultry shortage.
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      20 3 PALEMBANG: A trial was postponed because there were no handcuffs for the seven accused to be taken from the jail.
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      15 3 JAKARTA: Indonesian planes kept up a rocket attack against rebel concentrations in the north Celebes.
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      25 3 CAIRO: A goodwill message from Mr. Khrushchev was greeted by Arab shouts of "Neither East Nor West" when the first Afro-Asian youth conference opened here.
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      30 3 LONDON: The Government is to investigate whether a scheme can be worked out to compensate victims of violent crime of which Britain has had a mounting wave in recent years.
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      26 3 JAKARTA: Indonesia has applied for a loan of $10.--000.000 from the U.S. Development Loan Fund to buy 19 ships formerly belonging to the Dutch X.P.M. Line.
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      20 3 RANGOON: Police arrested nine Chinese businessmen on charges of irregular trading practices and steps are being taken to deport them.
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      24 3 PARIS: Six Algerian nationalist gunmen went on trial before a military tr:bunal on charges of attempting to assassinate the Gaullist leader. Mr. Jacques Soustelle
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    City Hall says: This claim upsets whole pay scheme
    527 4  -  T. F. HWANG ARBITRATION OPENS IN ARTISANS' WAGE DISPUTE By SINGAPORE, Tuetday THE whole WMe structure of the Singapore City Council is likely to be destroyed If the council accedes to a claim hv the City Council Labour Unions Federation for
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    'Promotion is illogical'
    284 4 'Promotion is illogical rate 17 should be moved to rate 21. Therefore It was only fair that artisans on rates 18 and 19 were moved to rates 22 and 23. The artisans deserved to be upgraded on account of their length of service and qualifications. Mr. de Souza replied that
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    Nair takes over with Thomas's best wishes
    205 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. M. P. O. Nalr. former assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary, today took over the Ministry of Communications and Works with best wishes from his predecessor. Mr. Francis Thomas. Mr. Nair was first sworn in by the Governor. Sir William
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    Robbers in car steal $22
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A newsvendor, Ng Lian Seng. was held up by two men In Jurong Road while delivering newspapers at 6 a.m. today. The men. who escaped in a car. stole $22.
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    Padang show
    22 4 MKRSING. Tues. The band of the Royal Federation of Malaya Police will beat retreat on the padaiiK here tomorrow evening
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    Whitehall official back in S'pore
    68 4 Whitehall official back in S'pore Mr. w. I. J. Wallace (above). head of the Far Eastern department of the Colonial Office, flew Into Singapore yesterday by Malayan Airways after a month's tour of North Borneo. He will be the guest of the Governor. Sir William Goode. Mr. Wallace was last
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    Chinese adviser
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Governor has appointed Mr Yeo Thiam Slew to be a member of the Chinese Advisory Board until June 20. 1980. Mr. Yeo 1* taking the place of the late Mr. Ong Plah Teng.
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    ROW IN ESTATES MAY END AT VITAL MEETING
    153 4 ROW IN ESTATES MAY END AT VITAL MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. -THE NEXT three days will decide whether or not there is to be peace on Malayan estates. Representatives of the Natlonal Union of Plantation Workers and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association 'Till meet on Friday and resume discussions
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    Control for Indonesians hailed
    101 4 Control for Indonesians hailed A JAKARTA businessman who passed through Singapore yesterday said the new regulations tightening control of Indonesians coming to Singapore was a 'great blow to the rebels." The regulations were announced by the Indonesian Consulate-General here yesterday. The penalty for failure to observe these will be the
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    Scout dance
    33 4 IPOH. Tues. The Perak Boy Scouts Association will hold a Chinese New Year dance in aid of the building fund at the Bt. John Ambulance Association Hall here on Feb. 9.
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      307 4 Vow* whUo listening.** Radio Singapore JT ™ZZ Medium wave 478 metrn oert 8.30 Mld-Week Theatre: 9.00 Ipwl 3U meM A.M. 6.J0 Oood Morning; 632 w ln 9 M* 1 5 Mornlm Prelude; 7.00 The News; ZZ I*'1 B BP*U:8 P* U: n B I*^ *-M 6.30 Oood Morning To You;
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    New pineapple laws
    355 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THEY'LL CONTROL STANDARD OF GRADING AND EXPORT PRICES \^W regulations to ensure effective control of standards and minimum export prices of canned pineapples were gazetted today. These rules, approved by the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Singapore Governor, lay down seven obligations which exporters
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    I-card man is jailed
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Abu Baker bin Abdullah, a clerk I at the Registration Centre in Stamford Road, and Chen Soo Kian, a former teacher, were jailed for four years each in the Assize Court today. Abu Bakar on a charge of forgery for identity card and Chen
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    869 ang pows
    33 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Lady Scott, wife of the Commis-sioner-General, Sir Robert Scott, will distribute Chinese New Year "ang pows'' to the 869 patients of Trafalgar Home on Saturday at 11 a.m.
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    Housebreaking: Two accused
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Woo Chuna Ghoo. 23, and Ong Chin Book. 26. pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to a charge of breaking Into the house of William Tan on Feb. 2 at Devonshire Road. They were ordered to be remanded in the Central lockup until
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    QUICK-FROZEN FOOD PLANS SUSPENDED
    168 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE INDUSTRIAL Promotion Board of Singapore has suspended plans for an export industry in Malayan fruits and vegetables "for the time being." Last September Mr. L. Cresson. manager of the board, announced that the board was making experiments in the quick freezing of local
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    I Hew draw for tourists: An aborigine I dance hall
    124 5 I Hew draw for tourists: An aborigine I dance hall KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An aborigine settlement in Malaya is to be developed into a centre of attraction for tourists the first of its kind in the country. The settlement is at Bukit Lanjaiiß 20 miles from Kuala Lumpur on the
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    New stamps for State of Singapore
    99 5 New stamps for State of Singapore SINGAPORE. Tues. A special series of stamps is to be issued to commemorate the new constitution for the State of Singapore. The stamps will be in denominations of 10. 12. 20. 25 and 50 cents, and will be valid three months from the date
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    Man jailed for $10 robbery
    77 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A man and a youth were today convicted in a district court on a charge of robbing a labourer. Lee Kirn Seng, of $10 at the New World amusement park on Jan. 7. The man, Lim Ah Lek, 34. was jailed for two
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    Lib-Socs are ready to 'vet' election candidates
    189 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Liberal Socialist Party has started preparations for the forthcoming general election. The party's central council has directed Its election sub-committee to consider the names of candidates submitted by various divisions and to give the "green light" for suitable candidates 'o
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    MOTHER TRIED TO POISON HER SON
    150 5 MOTHER TRIED TO POISON HER SON JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Supreme Court! here was told today how Chew Slew Eng, 26, a destitute, attempted to end both her life and that of her flve-year-old son by caustic soda after she had been deserted by her husband and forced to sell
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      239 5 Singapore diary... HOTAKY CLUB: Weekly lun- exam Prep. SUI II 6.30 p.m. cheon and talk on "Asia's Econo- YWCA: Intern*tional Women's mlc Challenge" by the Minister Club— talk by Mr. Lee Slow Mong lor Commerce and Industry. Mr. on "Chinese New Year Festival" J. M. Jumabhoy. at Cathay Hotel. 10.30
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    PAP TOLD: YOU WANT JOB FOR ONE OF BOYS
    293 6 PAP TOLD: YOU WANT JOB FOR ONE OF BOYS SINGAPORE, Tues. —A S Liberal Socialist City Councillor, Mr. S. M. Vasagar, today accused the People's Action Party councillors of wanting to put their "blue-eyed boy" in the post of Deputy Chief Administrative Officer. Speaking on a motion moved by the
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    Seven picked for panel
    75 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tht Governor Sir William Goode has appointed seven leading Muslims to form a panei from whom a Muslim appeal board may be constituted by the Registrar of the Supreme Court. They are: Dato Syed Ibrahim bin Omar AlsagofT. Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim. Tuan
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    Promotion
    24 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Inche Ishak bin H. A. Rahman, secretary, Town Council. Johore Bahru. has been transferred to the Education Department on promotion.
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    Leader told: You use the union for own gain
    496 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday MR. WEE TOON BOON, vice-chair-man of the City Council Staff Committee, today accused Mr. P. Ramasamy^ secretary of the City Council Services Union, of "using the union as his instrument for personal political advancement." He was replying to an
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    England-bound in tiny Borer Bee
    331 6  -  Nelson Rutherfurd Sailors set out in local-made sloop By JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. As crackers thrown by friends burst around them, two Royal Navy adventurers sailed their 24ft. Bermuda sloop out of the Johore Strait this afternoon on the first leg of a 7,000-mile voyage to
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    JOURNEY BEGINS
    7 6 Borer Bee leaves the Strait
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    New set-up for Japan Air Lines
    175 6 New set-up for Japan Air Lines CINGAPORE. Tues. With the Intention of bringing American tourists to Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore. Japan Air Lines is now being reorganised to provide a closer link btiveen the American continent and South-Ea-st Asia. Flight extensions to Los Angele;. in May and Seattle In
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    Statement by inspectors backs up the Mayor
    2128 7 THEY DENY THAT ONG SAID 'MARCUS WILL NOT LAST Mayor: Why should I answer Mr. Lee? SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three hawkers' inspectors today denied that at a meeting with them last Monday the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, said the Chief Administrative Officer Mr.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    52 8 2U Words Sit (Minimum). FIELDING-SOUTH AM: Oeorge Benjamin at his Residence ML Logan Road. Penang, 8.15 a.m. 3rd February. 1959. MRS. SOH BOON HUP »nee Poh Lye Neo) passed away peacefully at 18 Wallich Street on 3.2.59 leaving behind several children. Brand-children. Age 73. Funeral 5.2.59 noon for Buklt
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    103 8 M Words $10 (Minimum). CHEW GUAN HOE and children thank all friends and relatives for their wreaths, letters of condolence, assistance, attendances and loan of cars at their recent bereavement. THE FAMILY of the late Madam Koh Clioo Hong, mother of Coh Leng Huay, thank all relatives and friends,
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    28 8 20 Wards $10 (Minimum). BRIDGES. RALPH. Passed ana; 4.2.54. To the World he was One. To me he was The World. Inserted by his wife Grace.
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    293 8 20 Wordi tlo (Minimum). THE MIST THAT Is a must— Alr-Wlck Mist kills all unpleasant odours in office or home. SALE TILL SATURDAY at Mulchands. 3rd Floor Gian Singh's Bid,, also 82-1. Bras Basah Road. MY BURNING PASSION (when eating) is Tabasco— the Chilli Sauce that makes that much
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      511 8 r By seventeen votes to eleven, the Singapore City Council yesterday approved the recommendation of its < Health Committee deploring < "the recent wave of un- j warranted mass arrests" of hawkers, and asking that it be made clear that "such unprincipled action does not reflect the
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      Mr. Ong And Mr. Lee
      396 8 In the Singapore City Council on Monday, Mr. Lee Bah Chee (Lib.-Soos) asked the Mayor, Mr. Ona Eng Guan, whether at a meeting with hawker inspectors, he had said that the Council's Chief Administrative Office "would not last three months." Mr. Lee also asked if
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      Malta Mourns
      207 8 The threatened trial of strength in Malta has begun. First reports of the "day of mourning", ordered by Mr. Dom Mintoff, the island's labour leader and former Premier, permitted the hope that the day would pass without serious incident, and even perhaps without bringing the normal affairs of
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    Gone are the austere days of the patriots
    1274 8  -  ZINKIN THE CHANGING FACE OF THE INDIAN CONGRESS by NEW DELHI "fpHEY compromise. They do not practise what they preach!" said the young Indian Just returned from England. He was speaking of the Congress party. His verdict, typical of educated opinion, was
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      263 8 rERE has Deen much vild enthusiasm (not unexpected) over the Radio Malaya split, and several fortunate people who had been interviewed by the press were of the opinion that the radio programmes had decidedly Improved. The exercise of a more sober and responsible judgement
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      211 8 'Spider and fly tactics at the Causeway AT 9.30 a.m last Saturday, I started across the Causeway Into the Federation after a very close inspection by the Customs. After a short visit I arrived back at the Causeway at approximately 530 p.m the following day and was stopped by a
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    'RECALL CAPITAL' WARNING
    822 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday Singapore must have stable conditions THE president of the Malayan Economics Society, Dr. Lim Tay Boh, today warn-j ed that the liquidation j of overseas investments to finance domestic investments would be prudent only X if the conditions of investment in Singapore and Malaya were
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    Simon: Priests9 drinking water should be free
    148 9 Simon: Priests 9 drinking water should be free SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE president o' the Singapore Buddhist Association. Mr. T. V Simon, today said that the City Council's stipulation that it would only give free water to religious bodies "for religious purposes" should include water for bathing and drinking by priests
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    THAT LOW-COST AIR SERVICE: SINGAPORE GOVT. IS WAITING
    96 9 THAT LOW-COST AIR SERVICE: SINGAPORE GOVT. IS WAITING SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Government is waiting for the decision of the British Air Transport Advisory Council before flTinr its views on the application of Eafle Aviation Ltd. to run a low-cost I.nndon.Aden. Singapore air service. The Singapore Director of CivU Aviation, Mr
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    Cigarette haul
    31 9 SINGAPORE, Tues— Three hundred pounds of dutiable cigarettes were found in a car which was detained by a party d Customs officerg today. The driver of the vehicle escaped.
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    Exhibitors agree: Sales at fair are soaring
    325 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Firms exhibiting at the Singapore Constitution Exposition today agreed that sales have rocketed since the opening on Saturday. The exhibitors agreed that the fair would contribute tremendously to promoting Singapore's entrepot trade and industries. Mr. James Lim. sales manager of Asia
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    Singapore tests security
    49 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Police and army units today held an lslandwlde Internal security exercise to test their communications system. Another exercise, on a smaller scale will be conducted In the Police "A" Division, embracing a large part of the city area, on Thursday from 3 to 6.30 p.m.
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    50 9 SINGAPORE BEAUTY Pauline Szeto in an exquisite shimmery dress, and her architect husband, Stanley Leong Thoe Seng, arrive at the Selangor Turf Club for their wedding dinner on Monday night. More than 1,000 guests attended the dinner. News photographers were barred. Picture by Harold Teo.
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    CHARTERS: CHINA LEADS THE WORLD
    75 9 CHARTERS: CHINA LEADS THE WORLD CINGAPORE, Tues. 3 Communist China ranks as the biggest charterer of ships in the world today. Latest figures disclose that China has 150 foreign owned vessels under charter: total tonnage 1.500.000. As against this. Britain. next highest on the list. has only 60 ships under
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    $20,000 for Assembly railings
    76 9 $20,000 for Assembly railings SINGAPORE, Tues. The precincts of the Legislative Assembly are to be enclosed by railings costing $20,000. The railings were suggested by the Speaker, Sir George Oehlers, and the House Committee approved the idea. The Assembly will be asked next week to grant a supplementary vote to
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    Failures given a second chance
    203 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rwiHE UNIVERSITY of Malaya, Singapore, today ■I announced the results of first year examinations in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and science. The examinations were held specially (or those who failed l»s* f r and had to ■t-at their courses. Intermediate Science: Passes: Lim Bock
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    Airline man is found poisoned
    97 9 Airline man is found poisoned SINGAPORE, Tues. Doctors at the General Hospital here tonight were fighting to save the life of a Japan Air Line's official who was found suffering from poisoning in his home at Linden Drive, Raffles Park. Y. Takahashi. 29. the airline's freight department chief was later
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    Film festival chief flies in
    47 9 SINGAPORE, Tuej? Mr. Run Run Shaw flew Into Singapore from Hong Kong tonight to complete arrangements for the Sixth Asian Film Festival to be held in Kuala Lumpur in May. Mr. Shaw is the chairman of the executive committee for the festival.
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    3-death lodge is giving more
    126 9 3-death lodge is giving more SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Buddhist Lodge, where three people were killed in a stampede for Chinece New Year ang pows on Sunday morning, has decided to give another $2,200 to 11 institutions. The lodge secretary. Mr. Chan Chee Wan. today said that the institutions included
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    Jailed for theft
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A City Council gas works employee. Tan Bah Nee 23, was Jailed for five years by Mr. Justice Buttrose at the Assize Court today for robbing a fellow worker. Tommy Lim, of a watch, a cigarette case and a wallet containing $50.
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    LABOURERS FIND A SKULL
    44 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Labourers found a skull in the temporary burial ground in front of the Harbour Board police station yesterday. Six skeletons were found last month. Digging will resume tomorrow. The skeletons are believed to be those of Japanese victims.
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      956 10 No golden crown for the poor elephant The jungle animals go to Kolam Ham where a contest is being held to decide who shall be King of the Jungle. Many tests have been held and five animals have tied. They are Bakar Bear, Ezani Elephant, Mansoor Monkey, Tahir Tiger and
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      333 10 Dear Boys ond Girls, Here are the six winners of our contest in which you had [to find out why, Tom wos > wrongly dressed. Yee Yoke Moey, 84-A Taniong Pagar Road, Singa- pore 2, James Wedderburn, I 1 2, Nepol Park, Singapore 5, > Noribah binte
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      295 10 $AVEjgg^ON FRIGIDAIRE jl Househoid Appliances M Air Conditioners^^ Only 4 days left for your special Discounts and FREE Gifts All showrooms open until 7 p.m. (Jp to 7th February THE FRIGIDAIRE CENTRE Spore —63 Robinson Rood K.L. 17 Bukir Bintang Road ipoh 32 Jalan Yang Kaltom Penang Astoria Ltd., 18/20
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    1538 11 A MURDER THAT PAYED THE WAY FOR MUSSOLINI STRAITS TIMES Special Feature AT 4.30 p.ra. on A June 10, 1924, Giacomo Matteotti, the young, handsome and wealthy leader of the Italian Socialist Party, left his house in a Rome suburb to buy cigarettes. Three days later his body, hacked by
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      37 11 LAM BERT t MTIER. /l""""*****" I^^ ENGIANO I I U GIVES long innY I K YOU MORE FOR YOUR MONEY COMPARE Jfc I THE I I BRIGHTNESS OF OHf I TOBACCO x. fe 35 m m w
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      147 11 Carmen A Co. By Mao tiyb'xrV- A MAN ON tS <3ck Mi '-^O I <»*VES WOUU> SufFß* U*WV TAKE MV WORE)'/ fjf _^gj The Saint By Leslie Charteris i^^l^HHL^^P' I REALLY "1 rER- THERE ISN'T TIME FOR THAT J KBUT I'LL COME SACK TOMORROW 'no. you cant $eb\ OU(SHT to
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    TIN PRICE REACHES HIGHEST LEVEL FOR OVER 2 YEARS
    429 12 TIN PRICE REACHES HIGHEST LEVEL FOR OVER 2 YEARS By Our Market Correspondent THE price of tin resumed its advance yesterday after Monday's temporary set back and a gain of 50 cents took it to £390.75 per picul, its highest level since December 22 1956. The local market is hardening
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    29 12 SINGAPORE, FEB. 3. RUBBER: 841 cents per lb (up three eichths of a cent). TIN: 5390.75 per picul (up 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 130 tons (unchanged).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    547 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday "Industrials were Inclined to ease slight, while tins and rubbers were a shade better. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: 8.8. Petrol 455.; FiUpa' ricks $1.03; Fraser Neave ords $1.58 and
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    23 12 Malayan Share Market: Feb. 3 Feb. I Industrials: 89.66 88.95 Tins- 92.04 SI.:.J Rubbers IS): 109.99 109.92 Jan. 1 I9iB 100
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    109 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33 OD 33 1/8. 90 d/st 33 5/16 credit bills 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 1/16. OD. 32 3/16. 90
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    78 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Corfu 1/2. München 4/5. Mogilev 6 A. Idomeneus 6/7. Glenorchy 8/9. Laertes 10/11, Steel Flyer 13/14. Menelaus 15/16, Agamemnon 18. Horyu Mam 19/20, Scudal N. Wall 2. Semantan N. Wall 3, Labuan Hadji N. Wall b,
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    120 12 MELBOURNE, Tues. INVESTMENT and mining shares were held within small price variations on a quiet day's trading on the Stock Exchange here today. Commonwealth Bonds maintained a steady tone. Loans 3V, 1956-59 £100 15s. 3d. Bank of N.B.W. £37% buyer Con. Zinc 78/Mount Lyell 32/6 >,*• N. Broken
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 12 February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 84'; cents per lb. up three-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing price. The tone was slightly steadier. Closing prices in cents per lb.. resterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R S.S. Spot fob. buyers 83 sellers 84^4;
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    105 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Eichance noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent February/March $42 buyers, $43 sellers. Coeonat oil: quiet; bulk $63.50 sellers, drum $66.50 sellers Pepper: steady; no business was reported done. Muntok white $140. Sarawak $139. special Sarawak black $73 (all unchanged). Singapore Copra Association
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      609 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are invited for the following new posts In the University of Malaya In Kuala Lumpur: 1. Registrar, 2. Bursar, J 3. Librarian. Qualifications required for the > above posts are as follows: Registrar: Candidates should hold a University Desrree or an
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    230 14 Malayan team invited to India, Burma KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Football Association of Malaya's tour of Burma and Siam during the past fortnight has been such a success that Burma has asked the F.A.M. to make another tour of their country. The Football Association of Burma has agreed to pay
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    17 14 LONDON. Tues. Southampton beat Rochdale 6-1 in a League Div. 3 match last night. Reuter.
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    474 14  - CLASS FOUR HORSES DO SMART 4-FUR TRIAL EPSOM JEEP ON THE TRACK with ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two Class Four horses returned an exceptionally good time in this morning's gallops in preparation for the Selangor Turf Club's meeting which starts on Saturday. Trainer "Bluey" Sleigh's sole entry. Bright Sun, and Noordln's
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    515 14 WEIGHTS FOR RACES ON SATURDAY AT KUALA LUMPUR H/EIGHTS for ff alleiKhtra.es it Kuala Lumpur on Saturday are: Cl. 1 DIV. 1-9 F Who Knows 9.07 Prince of Lallta 9.05 Picture Goer II 8.09 Shamrock Slipper 8.0« On State 8.04 Conar 7.13 Steam On 7.12 Collateral 7.11 Campdale 7.09 Nasakat
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      287 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS again with the worker i»). 1 Free in a disturbed quarter 8. Rock the contusion of to get across (7). doctrine in Eli (7). 5 Deer hits back in a Hash (7). 9. A direction certain to give 10 "Golden lads and glrU aU confidence (6).
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      644 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT i 2» Wort, ti (Mi*.)— Box ill el: txtrm. i i 4 BEDROOM FURNISHED house available March 12. Rent S9OO. Shown by appointment, i Phone *****. COOL AIRY FULLY Furnished Bungalow suitable couple. Pleas- I ant garden, all mod. cons. Dls- 1 trie l 11. Box A 6133,
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      841 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tt Wort, ti (Him.)— Bom It ttt. tatrm. OFFERS INVITED For Patent and Manufacturing Rights (Singapore tt Malaya) covering luminous lighting of indoor and outdoor signs. Box A 6145 B.T. INTERESTED TO INVEST Up to $300,000 or $400,000 at Oood Interest for Valuable Properties. Singapore Valuers And Estate
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      693 15 VEHICLES HH SALE it Wort, tt (Mi*.)— Box it eU. txtrm. STANDARD 14 1547 $650. Standard 8 1947 $600, Ford V 8 1948 $750. Renault 8 1950 (650, PUt 1100 1951 $800, Pontlac 1947 $500. Terras/trade-ins arranged. View 4 Penang Lone, Singapore. 16-10-51 CHRYSLER WINDSOR, Two Owners, low mileage, excellent,
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      326 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE St Wort, ti (Kim.)— Box tt eU. tatrm. SINGAPORE USED CAR Co Offers:— l9sB Vauxhall Velox. Victor. Austin A 35. Metropolitan. Hlllman Minx. 1957 Opel Kapitan. Ford Zephyr. Hlllman Minx. 1956 Morris Oxford. Standard Vanguard. 1955 MO. Magnette, Minor SUtion Wagon. Ford Zephyr. 1954 MO.TF. Citroen L-15.
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      292 15 fM N stomach LATEST JAPANESE DISCOVERY WEISEN TA.V.TS A NEW THERAPY FOR PEPTIC A AND DUODENAL ULCERS w Normal treatment of gastric f_ r"*M and duodenal ulcers is by S~~\ s m j V=s^"\ neutralising the excess acid, {fj C* '*&s~~\ I*"**) but it has been found that S^^ C^)
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    870 16 AUSTRALIA 193 AHEAD AT THE END OF THE FOURTH DAY'S PLAY Richardson provides biggest surprise But hopes rise as openers hit 43 for none From JACK FINGLETON Adelaide, Tuesday Tl.k following on this afternoon, being 236 runs behind Australia's first innings tally of 476, England with a
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    109 16 FOUR MCC MEN TO MISS NX TOUR A DELAIDE. Tues.— Arthur A Milton. Jim Laker. Trevor Bailey and Frank Tyson will not go to New Zealand with the M.C.C. team when the Australian part of the tour is completed this month. This was announced today by team manager Freddie Brown.
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    31 16 MELBOURNE, Tues.—Victoria defeated South Australia by an innings and one run in the Sheffield Shield game which ended at Melbourne today. South Australia 288 and 222. Victoria 511— Reuter.
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    Whites fail in second half
    255 16 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ALL WHITES were the first Asian team to be eliminated from the Singapore Cricket Club's seven-a-side rugger competition when they went down by six points (two tries) to nil to 61 Signals Unit "B" in their first round match on the padang today.
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    SCC rally for 4-3 victory
    45 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. Trailing 3-1 soon after the interval, Singapore Cricket Club rallied to beat Singapore Recreation Club 4-3 in a friendly hockey match on the padang today. Hagerhorst, Brookmeyer and Tu.. scored for S.C.C, Boyd (2) and Gomes for SR.C.
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    10-2 victory
    34 16 SINGAPORE. Tues— Alexandra Orammar School trounced Queenstown Technical 10-2 in an interschool soccer match at Queenstown today. Goglndra (4). Latchln (3), Bulmer and Sawerbutts scored for Alexandra, Bahrol (.2) for Queens town.
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    SAFA will send a coach to England
    178 16 SAFA will send a coach to England SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore Amateur Football Association will send a coach to England in September following a tucrrstlon made by Wally Barnes, who made a two-month coaching tour in the Federation and Singapore last year. S.A.F.A. has received a letter from the British Council,
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    Combined Asians for 2 games in Singapore
    181 16 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A combined 0 Malaya and Singapore Asian* rugger team will play two matchex In Singapore during the Chinese New Year holidays. The Asian team will meet Singapore Civilians, the joint holders of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup, on Saturday and Singapore Services
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    SCOREBOARD
    158 16 AUSTRALIA IST INNS. 476 ENGLAND IST INNS (Overnight 115-3) Richardson Ibw Lindwsll 4 Bailey b Davidson 4 May b Benaud 37 Co-drey b Rorke 84 Graveney c Benaud b Rorke 41 Warton b Rorke 25 Trueman c Grout b Benaud 0 Lock c Grout b Benaud 2 Tyson c
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    163 16 Changi fall and Ceylon take lead CINGAPORE. Tues— Ceylon outa played Butter worth 4-1 to take the lead in the Far East Air Force hockey championship at Changi today. Ceylon, who have won both their matches so far. are now well in the running for the title. Bergln. Mayers and
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    PENANG-BORN JEFFREY IN* ENGLAND XV
    315 16  -  SAUL JOSHUA By Singapore, Tuesday 3INGAPORE may have an England international rugger player in the state team in the 1959--1960 season. He is Jeffrey Clements, who has been capped for England for the first time in their Rugby Union international against Ireland in Dublin on
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