The Straits Times, 27 April 1959

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    19 1 \VIII\(.I DAILY CERTIFIED VU F EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times :!OH Estd. 1845. MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1959 15 CENTS
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    Dr. S: Why I chose to fight Mr. Lee
    617 1 'I'M CONFIDENT OF SUPPORT IN TANJONG PAGAR' SINGAPORE, Sun. The nnin who will oppose Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the PAP seeretarv-ge-neiiil. in the coming general election today explained wliv he was doing so Dr. C. Subrahmanyam, the Liberal Socialist candidate. told
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    Sabotage feared
    30 1 OSTEND. Sun Belgian navy experts suspect that a bomb and not a boiler explosion caused the Egyptian steamer Al Kahira to blow up in Ostend harbour last month.
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    SCHOOLS: A NEW PLAN
    931 1 fc FAlR DEAL* CALL FOR CHINESE EDUCATION An attack on Government for 'unreasonable measures' NEED FOR VOCATIONAL TRAINING Malayan point of view is urged by Dr. Lim KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday )N 1 THOUSAND representatives of Federation Chinese guilds and associations, among them several top leaders of
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    After-race motor crash kills winner
    275 1 After-race motor crash kills winner PENANG, Sunday. A MOTOR-CYCLIST taking part in the Penang and North Malaya Motor Club kilometre sprint at Sungei Nibong, six miles from the city, was killed today when his machine crashed after he had won the race. Tong Beng Kong, 36. of Ipoh, flashed past
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    3 HURT IN ACID ATTACK BY 20 THUGS
    194 1 3 HURT IN ACID ATTACK BY 20 THUGS SINGAPORE, Sun. For ten terrified minutes tonight an electrician and his family crouched behind wooden planks while 20 gangsters bombarded their Geylang house with acid-filled bottles. The electrician, Ngal Mun Bwee, 49. and his son, Yee Choi, 17. were severely burned in
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    Lock icon Friendship pact
    35 1 SAIGON. Sun. President Garcia of the Philippines said last night that he and the South Vietnam President Mr. Ngo Dinh. Diem have agreed on a treaty of friendship to be signed today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Juvenile crime
    27 1 TAIPEH, Sun.— The number of juvenile and women criminals in Formosa had increased six times from 1952 to 1958, it was reported here today. Reuter.
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    Two sultans decorate each other
    185 1 KOTA BHARU, Sun.— The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar j All Saifuddin, this morning i flew to Kelantan to present the Sultan of Kelantan with the Most Esteemed Royal Family Order of Brunei. The Sultan of Kelantan conferred on Sir Omar the most Esteemed Order
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    It was Miss Jennifer but not that Jones
    245 1  -  R. CHANDRAN AIRPORT CONFUSION AS VIGIL FOR ACTRESS ENDS By SINGAPORE. Sun. The vigil for actress Jennifer Jones at the Singapore Airport ended this evening In confusion. It all began when QantEUflight 534 from London, the plane on which she was expected,
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    Lock icon Eden honoured
    29 1 PARIS. Sun. President Charles de Gaulle yesterday gave a lunch in honour of Sir Anthony and Lady Eden in hi., private apartment at the Elysee Palace. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Petition goes to Prasad
    48 1 TRIVANDRUM. Sun. The three opposition parties Congress, Praja Socialist and Muslim League— in Commun-ist-ruled Kerala state announced today that they will submit a petition to President Rajendra Prasad setting out "charges against Communist rule." The petition was approved yesterday by the three parties. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 INVADERS THREAT BALBOA, i (anal Zoru > Sun. Government Minn today that scabornr invaders who hacked their way into jun«lc jlltwiiy from Atlantic coast bcachc* poM"d serious threat to sovcrnm< nt
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    17 PICKED UP FROM SEA
    216 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. SEVENTEEN survivors from a sunken ship stepped ashore today at Pulau Bukorn from the Greek freighter Alexandrios which picked them up in They are from the Indonesian 150-ton cargo ship Madju which sank in the Straits on Thursday wbile bound for Penang with
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    3 DROWNING TRAGEDIES IN SPORE
    74 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. Three people were drowned in separate tragedies here today. Police recovered the naked body of a Chinese youth from the sea off Chapel Road. The body of another- man, identified later as Mohandas Singh, 23, was found floating in the sea off Tanjong
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      67 1 PATEK PHILIPPE VICTORIES at the Geneva Observatory In the two "Categories" which represent more than 99% of the watch making industry's production. .Results of the 1958 Competition announced February 5, 1959. Sole Agents: H. SENA, LTD. Singapore Penang Tiger Beer Testimonials General BOOKER RULES ("St y" to his friends) making
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    Sarawak school menace
    332 2 GOVERNMENT WARNING AFTER DISCOVERY OF TEACHER'S NOTES WICKED TALK' AIMED AT IMPLANTING SUSPICION, HATRED KUCHING, Sunday. TIIH Sarawak Director of Education, Mr. 11. <i. Dickson. has warned ol (.Ommunist inliltration in Chinese schools in Sarawak. Mr. Dickson has issued a statement telling school managers and parents to
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    66 BOYS END A CAMPING COURSE
    94 2 66 BOYS END A CAMPING COURSE SINGAPORE. Sun. Sixty-six schoolboys have ended eight days camping on Pulau Tekong. The boys came from English and Chinese schools in Singapore. The camp was organised by RAF Changi and the Social Welfare Department. Beds, stoves, food and sports equipment were provided free. Five
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    Orchid thieves step up raids
    33 2 KUCHING, Sun. Police are seeking public co-opera-tion in preventing thefts of orchids in Kuching. During recent months there had been an increasing number of orchid thefts, police said.
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    BID TO RAISE $100,000
    68 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Selangor Boy Scouts Association is planning to raise $100,000 towards the National Boy Scouts Association's proposed $5 million endowment fund. The Selangor association is arranging an elaborate programme which will include a ball, fun fair, fashion parade and ballet dancing exhibition to
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    Subject: Skiing
    39 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Mr. Keng Ban Ec, of Singapore, will talk to members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club on Tuesday on "Water Skiing." The talk will take place at the Civil Service Club, at 5.15 p.m.
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    Youth jailed
    35 2 TAIPING. Sun. Foong Chin Wan. 18, was jailed for six months by the Sessions Court here yesterday for causing hurt to Yap Mok Sooi with a bottle at Jalan Iskander on Feb. 13.
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    Winning women: They walked 17 miles to victory
    249 2 ONE HUNDRED and ninet> walkers of both sexes and all ages gathered in Collyer Quay, Singapore, this morning, for the third annual walking race organised by the Workers' Education Association ambulance brigade. They had to walk 17 miles to Woodlands police station.
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    ILO TEAM IMPROVES CANNERY OUTPUT
    184 2 ILO TEAM IMPROVES CANNERY OUTPUT SINGAPORE. Sun. A Singapore canning company may save thousands of dollars a year by using new management techniques to improve productivity. The Lam Soon Cannery learnt the techniques from the International Labour Organisation productivity demonstration mission, now in Singapore. The Ministry of Labour and Welfare
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    Jakeway due in Kuching
    39 2 KUCHING, Sun. Sarawak's new Chief Secretary, Mr. F.D. Jakeway, will arrive in Kuching on Thursday. Mr. Jakeway, former Chief Secretary in British Guiana, was appointed to his new post at the beginning of the year.
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    Lock icon NASSER ATTACKS RUSSIA AGAIN
    290 3 HE ACCUSES MR. K. OF SUPPORTING RED SUBVERSION OF THE WHOLE MIDDLE EAST CARIO, Sunday. i)RFSIDEN'T Nasser renewed his attack on Com- munism last night. He accused Russia of supporting Communist parties which, he said, were trying to place the Middle East in their sphere of
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    Lock icon CHINA BOMBS DALAI'S ESCAPE ROUTE
    218 3 CHINA BOMBS DALAI'S ESCAPE ROUTE NEW DELHI, Sun. The Hindustan Standard reported today that Chinese aircraft had heavily bombed Tibetan areas adjoining I n d i a's North East Frontier Agency, through which the Dalai Lama escaped. The raids were made in an attempt to wipe out Khamba rebels, the
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    Lock icon THE PRINCE GOES SAILING
    72 3 THE PRINCE GOES SAILING NASSAU. Sun. Prince Philip went sailing again yesterday on the second day of his visit to the Bahamas. He flew to Exuma in the morning to watch the final day of the week-long annual Outisland Regatta, featuring sailing work boats which transport passengers and produce among
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    Lock icon A-smasher for sale
    46 3 CHICAGO. Sun. A 20-ton atom smasher is being advertised for sale in newspapers here and in New YorK today. It was used by the late Dr. Enrico Fermi, a pioneer of the atom bomb. It Ls expected to letch about US$lOO,OOO < $300,000). Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'May Day' alert in Cyprus
    61 3 NICOSIA. Sun.— The main towns of Cyprus were placed out of bounds to all British servicemen from midnight last night until Monday morning. An official spokesman said the t>tep was taken to avoid the possibility of any incidents today during May Day celebrations, held early
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    Lock icon A "sensational' new gun
    68 3 LAUSANNE, Sun.— NATO is .studying a sensational new Swiss anti-aircraft gun so completely automatic, fast firing and deadly efficient that even jet fighters don't stand a chance against it. the Gazette of Lausanne said on Saturday. "More than 60 generals and colonels from 11 NATO countries'*
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    Lock icon 7 die in smash
    30 3 ROME. Sun. Seven people died and 39 were injured when a lorry and a bus taking pilgrims to a religious shrine collided near Foggia yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Panama invaded by 30, says Govt.
    211 3 Panama invaded by 30, says Govt. DANAMA CITY, Sun.— A group of about 30 "foreign invaders" landed at Playa Colorado, about 55 miles south-west of Panama City, yesterday and made their way inland, an official Panamanian Government communique said today. The communique, issued after a four -hour cabinet meeting which
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    Lock icon Getting set for Berlin airlift
    124 3 Getting set for Berlin airlift BONN Sun.— Major extensions now being made at Hanover Airport, about 62 miles from the East German border, are designed to fit it better for a Berlin airlift should this be necessary, reliable sources said. The preparations include extension of the runway, construction of extra
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    Lock icon Elsa and francs run foul of customs
    168 3 PARIS, Sun. Hostess Elsa Maxwell clashed sharply yesterday with French customs officials who demanded to know how much French currency she was carrying in her handbag. Passing through the customs at Orly Airport on her way to Madrid. Miss Maxwell first declared 100.000
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    Nasser controls canal revenue
    56 3 CAIRO. Sun.— The United Arab Republic President. Co!. Nasser, ordered yesterday that revenue from all foreign tolls paid for use of the Suez Canal be used for economic development of the URA. An executive order said no money would be allocated from canal revenues without official
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    Lock icon This is the north Indian home in exile of the Dalai Lama
    76 3 BIRLA HOUSE in the North Indian hill resort of Mussoorie. where Tibet's "God-King", the Dalai Lama, will live in exile after his long journey to escape the Chinese. The place is called "Happy Valley." The house, well furnished
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    Lock icon RUSSIA REJECTS 'LIMITED' BAN ON ATOM TESTS
    271 3 M\\. KHRUSHCHEV, the Soviet Prime Minister, today rejected President Eisenhower's proposals for a limited ban on nuclear weapons tests. In a letter to the President, he said that Mr. Eisenhower's proposal for a ban on nuclear tests at an altitude of less ihan
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    Lock icon Travellers seize plane at gunpoint
    124 3 Travellers seize plane at gunpoint MIAMI, Sun.— A Cuban Airlines Viscount airliner was taken over at pistol point in Cuba last night by four of its 12 Cuban passengers, and diverted to Keywest, Florida. Two men and two women were detained by the immigration authorities. The men handed over their
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      Rare illness deaths close a hospital
      49 3 f ONDON, Sun. The v British Hospital •for mothers and babies at Woolwich was ordered closed and more than 30 mothers and their babies sent home after two premature babies died on Sunday from a disease believed to be related to typhoid fever.
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      23 3 Six of the babies sent home and two hospital nurses have since been discovered to be suffering from the rare disease, named Salmonella.
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      24 3 LONDON: Mr. R. A. Butler, Home Secretary, refused a reprieve for Jos e p Chrimes. 30-year-old labourer, due to hang on Tuesday for murder
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      15 3 LONDON: Lady Cecil, widow of Viscount Cecil of Chelwood died at her home in Sussex
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      24 3 PARIS: A total of 30? people died in this month's floods in Madagascar and more than 100,000 are homeless, a French cabinet minister said.
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      18 3 BUDAPEST: More than half of Budapest's lawyers were expelled from the Bar after a political purge last yeai.
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      18 3 LONDON: Soviet workers have raised funds to aid Algerian rebels, Radio Moscow said in an Arabic language broadcast.
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      32 3 VALETTA: Mr. Dom Mlntoff. leader of the Maltese Labour Party, called for a popular front of all political parties here until Britain agreed to hold elections to establish a new Maltese Government.
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    Lock icon Catholic 'Les Miserables'
    70 3 VATICAN CITY, Sun. A Catholic publishing house in Rome next week is to issue a complete version of Victor Hugo's novel "Les Miserables," which has been on the church's index of prohibited books since 1864, according to unofficial Vatican sources. The sources said the book would appear
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    Lock icon 'Britain for space race'
    46 3 LONDON, Sun. The Sunday Dispatch reported today that the British Government had decided definitely to jump into the space race and shoot for the moon. The newspaper's bannerline story said: 'Final details will be agreed at a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday." UP.I
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    Lock icon SS pensions?
    38 3 DUESSELDORF. Bun.— The Veterans Association of the Waffen S.S., Hitler's elite troops, is calling for pensions for former members in the same basis as those given to former soldiers of the rest of the Wehrmacht.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mock H-raid
    24 3 LONDON. Sun. Britain, Holland. Belgium. France and Denmark yesterday joined in a simulated H-bomb attack to test warning and monitoring systems. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon LOST PLANE CARRIED 'SECRETS*
    156 3 On way to Woomera: Is it down in Russia ONDON. Sun. A British freight plane missing with 12 men aboard since Thursday near the Russian-Turkish border was carrying secret equipment to the Australian Woomera rocket range. A Ministry of Supply spokesman said today the Avro Tudor
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    Clay: Synthetic and natural should co-operate
    218 4 Clay: Synthetic and natural should co-operate MALAYA'S NEW RUBBER RESEARCH CONTROLLER ARRIVES PENANG, Sunday. CIR Geoffrey Fletcher Clay, newly-appointed Controller of Rubber Research in Malaya, said here today natural rubber and synthetic should not oppose and compete with each other. i "I hope there will be increased co-operation in research
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    Walt Disney's brother due
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Roy Disney, president of Walt Disney Productions, and brother of Walt Disney, is due here by air on May 6. Mr. Disney, accompanied by his wife, will spend several days In Singapore before going to Bangkok, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
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    BOY, 4, IS SAVED AS SAMPAN SINKS
    104 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A four-year-old boy, Choo Chin On, was saved from drowning when a motor-sampan carrying a picnic party of 14 sank off Siglap today. The party, out on a fishing trip, were about half a mile from shore, when a heavy wave
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    SEREMBAN REGISTRY WEDDING
    82 4 SEREMBAN, Sun. The chief clerk jf the OCPDts office, Mr. Foo Ho Meng, was married to Miss Gan Sum Tho at the Registry of Marriages this morning. The bridegroom Is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Foo Fock Hee and the bride is the fourth daughter
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    Well save vice girts pledge by Islamic candidate
    198 4 Well save vice girts pledge by Islamic candidate SINGAPORE, Sun. Haji A. Wanjor, a candidate of the Singapore Pan-Ma-layan Islamic Party for Siglap, today promised that nis party would fight against prostitution if it were returned in the general election. Hajl Wanjor said that there were many street women in
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    No repairs, fined $40
    59 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Kee Slew San was fined $40 In the magistrate's court here today for falling to comply with an order by the town council In September to carry out repairs to his house. Kee told the court he was unable to carry out the
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    Police promotion
    22 4 IPOH. Sun. Mr. Yusoi Khan, offlceT commanding the No. 2 Police Field Force here, has been promoted Superintendent of Police.
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    BRAZILIANS HERE TO BUY MORE RUBBER
    182 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Hugo Gouthier, leader of a Brazilian trade delegation, said here today that natural rubber would remain important for "many more years," despite competition from synthetic. Most nations, he said, still preferred natural rubber for their industries. The delegation, which arrived here
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    RESULTS OF ELECTION AT GELANG PATAH
    74 4 RESULTS OF ELECTION AT GELANG PATAH JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Two Socialist Front candidates and an Independent won three vacant seats in the Gelang Patah Local Council at a by-election held here yesterday. The successful candidates were: Mr. Wong Loy (Socialist Front) 126 votes, Mr. Kwok Sok Keng (Independent) 100, and
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    Bursar post for Mr. Hart
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Bun. Mr. T. M. Hart, former Financial Secretary of Singapore, has been appointed Bursar of Loretto, the well-known Scottish public school. Mr. Hart left Singapore on retirement under the Malayanisation scheme last December.
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    Off to Australia
    25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mrs. E. J. Riches, wife of the manager of Kulal Besar Estate, has left for Australia on a visit.
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS COLLECT CASH TO AW ALGERIANS
    146 4 MALAYAN STUDENTS COLLECT CASH TO AW ALGERIANS SINGAPORE, Sun. Students from the University of Malaya in Singapore have collected $1,750 to help finance Algerian refugees studying in institutions of higher learning in Morocco, Tunisia, and Europe. The collection was carried out by a special committee set up by the University
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    SIC: No ties with two candidates
    98 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. 'PHE SINGAPORE Indian Congress tonight disA sociated itself from the Malayan Indian Congress candidates standing in the coming general election. The congress, in a statement, said that Indian candidates standing on different party tickets did not necessarily have SIC support. Their stand
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    HE'S HIKING ROUND THE WORLD
    88 4 HE'S HIKING ROUND THE WORLD SINGAPORE. Sun.— Seeing the world the hard but cheap way is the pastime of 23-year-old English hitch-hiker. Peter Thursneld, who Is in Singapore after doing more than a year's travelling from Britain. For Peter, an experienced hitch-hiker, this i s his third tour. He has
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    Woman fined
    35 4 TAIPING, Sun.— A housewife. Yong Slew Eng. 36, was fined $200 or two months In jail for allowing her hous* In Pokok Assam new vlllag* to be used as a common gaming house.
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    Birthday dinner
    18 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Bicycle Dealers' Association held a dinner to celebrate Its sixth anniversary tonight.
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      529 4 I Singapore diary^7.\ INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY std. 1 3.15 p.m.: Judo practice for MOVEMENT: Free film show at seniors 5.45 p.m. Trafalgar Home, Yio Chu Kang FEDERATION OF BOYS' Road 7.15 p.m. CLUB: Judo' 6 p.m.; motor-re-SHELL THEATRETTE: Free pairing, art class, photography 7 film show "Tailgate Man from p.m. New
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    TOOLING' CONSTABLE SHOT AT MANAGER
    238 5 Coffee in canteen, then he said three and fired QNE two three/ said the constable. Then he fired at the manager of a police canteen and instead hit a police corporal in the buttock. The constable's oct "I was fooling/ he said was described in
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    SARAWAK'S MALARIA FIGHTER IS LEAVING
    93 5 SARAWAK'S MALARIA FIGHTER IS LEAVING KUCHING, Sun. Mr. F. Lachance, a World Health Organisation entomologist, will leave Sarawak on May 4 after spending nearly five and a half years fighting malaria in the Colony. Mr. Lachance. a FrenchCanadian, first arrived in Sarawak in December 1953 when the Colony's antimalaria project
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    Picking the candidates
    54 5 BUTTERWORTH, Sun. Delegates from Penang, Kelawei. Province North, Province Central and Province South UMNO divisions met behind closed doors at the UMNO headquarters here today to consider their 11 candidates for the state elections in June. The names will be submittpd to the Penang state Alliance council
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    FLOATS AND BAND WILL WELCOME FILM STARS
    316 5 Thousands expected to greet delegates SINGAPORE. Sun. Shaw Brothers have asked for extra police to be stationed at Singapore Airport on Tuesday night. They may be needed to control the thousands of fans who are expected to welcome the Shaw Organisation's delegation of
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    LONGEST BRIDGE OPENED
    42 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun.— The Kota Bharu District Officer. Dato Wira Jaya. yesterday declared open a $15,000 bridge named the "Jembatan Bahgie"— linking Kedok with Beta near here. The 252 ft. bridge built with RIDA money, is the longestin country.
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    PLAN FOR PERAK'S RURAL AREA GOES AHEAD
    164 5 PLAN FOR PERAK'S RURAL AREA GOES AHEAD IPOH, Sun.— The Perak Government is going ahead with its efforts to develop the rural areas of the state. Nearly $500,000 is to be spent on rural works, and another $400,000 will go into the construction of roads and bridges in the rural
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    Boy hurt fleeing from thugs
    44 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. A 15--year-old boy. Chin Ah Tee. fell into a drain and broke his right leg tonight in escaping from a gang of thugs at Jalan Besar. He has been admitted to hospital. Police later detained three men.
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    DEATH
    57 6 MADAM YEO GIM EE (Mrs. Yap Geok Song) aged 83. passed away peacefully on Sunday 26 ins:, at her residence. 125-J Thomson Road, leaving behind three sons. Yap Kirn Chuan, Koon Hoe and Kirn Swee. one daughter, three daughters-in-law and several grandchildren. The funeral will leave on Tuesday 28
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 6 U Hor*. Sit (minimum). MR. E. S. THAMBIRAJAH and children of Sereuiban thank relatives and friends for their condolence messages. wreaths, and attendance at tiie funeral of his i*lo\ed wife.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 6 in Wor4t Sit (Vinimum). IN LOVTNO MEMORY of Our Beloved Father (A. Nagallnsan) uho left us on 27-4-57. Sadly Mused by his Wife and Chilcrer.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    187 6 it W»r4» $lt (Minimum). ANNUAL SALE at Towr Country starts today for four days only. WONDER CURE for the travel bug. A trip to Hongkong or (3000. These are prizes in the Libby's Label Competition. CURED! That tired, run down feeling by taking a few jars of Apollo Essence
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    The Straits Times Monday, April 27, 1959. P.A.P. versus The Rest
    661 6 The Straits Times Monday, April 27, 1959. P.A.P. versus The Rest One hundred and ninetyfour candidates are to contest the May 30 general elections that will launch Singapore upon its future as a fully selfgoverning City State. But for the successful objections against four other nominees (including Mr. Lim Koon
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    Ex-King Cotton
    285 6 A smaller, more modern and more efficient industry is the objective of the British Government's £30 million plan fur Lancashire cotton. For years this traditionally British industry has wilted in the face of competition in its export markets and penetration of the home market by low wage Commonwealth
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    Port Gamble
    210 6 There could hardly be a stronger argument for the $2 million loan which the Port Swettenham harbour board is seeking than the warning that the port's only oceanliner wharf is in so bad a condition it will soon be impossible to make proper use of it. Tests nearly
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    Ghana's confident growth
    1065 6  - Ghana's confident growth P.J. MONKHOUSE DR. NKRUMAH'S LEADERSHIP By ACCRA. rro revisit Accra after nine years' absence is like standing astride the meeting point of two centuries. The old down-at-heel Accra is still there, but overshadowed by the unmistakably new. Massive departmentstores testify to the spending power of the people,
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    Peking gambles for very high stakes
    1035 6 THE PEOPLES COMMUNES KUALA LUMPUR. THE complaint of the ordinary member of the British House of Commons is that, al-» though Parliament meets for some eight months in the year for five days a week, he too seldom gets a chance of making a
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    Merger? Lib-Soc leader on 'first step'
    742 7 STRESS IS LAID ON CORDIAL TIES WITH FEDERATION SINGAPORE, Sunday. JHE SECRETARY-GENERAL of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. E. K. Tan, today warned that "our only guarantee of freedom is to elect men who will respond to our wishes and, if necessary, die for
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    CHAMBER PLANS TO CHANGE 'ANTIQUE' CHARTER
    179 7 CHAMBER PLANS TO CHANGE 'ANTIQUE' CHARTER SINGAPORE, Sun. >^The Chinese Chamber of Commerce here plans to change its constitution for the first time in its 53--year history. A 15-man special committee was appointed today to draft the new constitution "so as to keep pace with social, political and economic changes
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    Catholics warned: Don't vote for the Marxist-inspired
    326 7 Ca t holics wa rned: Don't vote for the Marxist-inspired SINGAPORE, Sun. Roman Catholics throughout Malaya were told today not to vote for parties or candidates "who are inspired or guided by Marxist principles." This warning was given in a pastoral letter read in all Roman Catholic churches in the
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    'NIP IN THE BUD9 PLAN TO KEEP CHILDREN ON RIGHT PATH
    398 7 'NIP IN THE BUD 9 PLAN TO KEEP CHILDREN ON RIGHT PATH SINGAPORE, Sun. Liberal Socialist Party will set up a special welfare department to help parents to "nip in the bud" the first signs of delinquent behaviour in their children if it is returned to power. Announcing this today
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    Lee: Lib-Socs are our real enemies-we will expose them during next five weeks
    1058 7 Lee: Lib-Socs are our real enemies-we will expose them during next five weeks Party candidates are introduced as election is stepped up SINGAPORE, Sunday fHK election campaign went into top gear tonight as political parties held their first rallies following yesterday's nominations. The leading parties began introducing their candidates to
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    Man, 74, jailed
    38 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Yong Boon Cheong, 74, was Jailed for 10 months today after failing to pay a fine of $2,700 for being in possession of an unlicensed still and 36 gallons of fermented mash.
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    'DEVILS SPOKE TO ME' CLAIM
    205 7 'DEVILS SPOKE TO ME' CLAIM SINGAPORE, Sun. A doctor of the Woodbridge Hospital told a Singapore district judge yesterday of a labourer who, wnile a mental patient, had complained of hearing :he "voices of devils speaking to him." The labourer, Soh Mun Kuen. 25, was accused of being a member
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    Friendship club
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The new Friendship Club will hold its inaugural meeting at the YMCA in Orchard Road at 3 p.m. on May 2. The club invites would-be members to the meeting.
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    Catholics plan Labour Day observance
    163 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Ihe, Young Christian Workers, an international Catholic organisation, is arranging a fourday programme to observe Labour Day in Singapore this year. On Thursday a public forum on "Trade unionism and society" will be held at the Catholic Young Men's Association hall in Waterloo
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    Rubbers aid minor boom in shares
    1231 8 By Our Market Correspondent JT was back to the "boomlet conditions of July 1957 on the Malayan Share Market last week with an extremely good turnover and price rises reported in all sections. Once again the market was supported to a large extent by
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    SATURDAY BUSINESS
    370 8 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday (April 25) "All sections on the local share market were quietly steady and the turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Industrials: 8.8. Petrol 58s. 9d. (AIS); Fraser and Neave ords $1.53 (O), $1.54; Gammon $1.85; Henry Waugh
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    Rubber closes at high level
    604 8 WHEN the Singapore Rubber Market closed on Friday the price of May first grade stood at only two cents below the dollar level last reached on January 11, 1959. After a good turnover, short-covering and bull buying the official close was 98 cents and one-eighth
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    DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED
    26 8 Kempas Ltd. t Interim. Current payment 35 r et Date of payment May 29 Total for year Total for previous year i 5r c
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    THE MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    669 8 rE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (April 25). INDCBTBIALS Buyers Sellers ■»i-\ Bricks Prat. m i.et i.ao Ordt i.iO 340 Mla> let 11.00 id (buyani B. B. Petrol 56/ 58.B. M. Trustees
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    Lock icon Leicester win great fight to remain in Ist Division
    736 10 LONDON, Sunday. f EICESTER City's great light to stay in the English League's First Division ended in success yesterday the season's last Saturday with a 2-1 home win over the League runners-up, Manchester United. Cheering fans swarmed on to the pitch
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    Latest League tables
    1089 10 FIRST DIVISION P W D L P A P Wolves. 42 28 5 9 110 49 61 Man. Utd. 42 24 7 11 103 66 55 Bolton 42 20 10 12 V9 66 50 W. Brom. 41 18 12 11 87 67 48 Arsenal 41 20 8
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    SBA Junior tournament results
    443 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Results of second round matches Dlayed in the men's singles of Singapore Badminton Association's Junior championsnlps tonight were: Soon Pock Cheng bt Robert Tan 15—9, .15—11; Tan Boon Liat bt Boey Lian Teck 15—8, 15 4; Kwok Woon Hup bt Goh Kirn Thong 15—8,
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      596 10 I CAIHAY ORCAyiSATIOM fr?4l flliifil'l Mlnf T/»i**w A ruAiuri 1.45, 4.15. 6.45 t'i'JViJ :i u6 TODAY 4 SHOWS! 9.30 p.m. jf victor THE BANDIT OF ZHOBE ANNE J MATURE AUBREY 4 rriMlhim Pct T Ev Bartok (J.A.R.0.) 4( m 3^" 3BIED" 7 TODAY 4 SHOWS! TsREP J JJESn^tMIRTHEELMS* SOPHIA LOREN
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      521 10 (■■■■■■■■■a iaisiaNTOERsaRYi 3 -Day Festival TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 31 YEARS of UNDISPUTED SHOW BUSINESS LEADERSHIP Vx PRICE j ADMISSION TO ALL SHAW Cinemas, Amusement Parks Cabarets in SINGAPORE, The FEDERATION of MALAYA m SARAWAK and BRITISH NORTH BORNEO B phone V 1L 3 i> r; "S lSi Sht s 284
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      350 10 25 Loyalty to the old place is Straits Times Crossword 'r7r\ h 2 Pharos afloat with lungs and haunch (9). [z I Ij I 14. I II IB I l^™T"Thlß Not &n tx>o c presumably pH^^J L^ l^ -^^^^^^^■~~~L^Mr~~~feißl^i 4 Sum u p' lm u p <Its not p°~ V
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    Tun Lim's call to industrialists
    274 11 'MADE IN SINGAPORE' GOODS JNZZDED THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, yesterday urged industrialists to manufacture goods locally. Tun Lim, who was speaking at the opening of the final seminar on "Productivity Techniques" at the Cultural Centre, said: "Our ability to earn the things
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    GRA YES HOLD UP NEW HOMES FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    375 11 GRA YES HOLD UP NEW HOMES FOR FIRE VICTIMS A three-week delay SINGAPORE, Sunday. 17ICTIMS of the Kampong Tiong Bahru flre, now temporarily accommodated in S.I.T. flats at Kallang, will have to wait a while longer for their new homes to go up on the blackened site. Work cannot begin
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    Inland out Indonesia's deputy Premier
    58 11 Inland out Indonesia's deputy Premier SINGAPORE, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister of Indonesia, Dr. Idham Chalid, passed through Singapore by Air India to. day on his way to Cairo. He will attend an Islamic conference there, then go on a extensive tour of Middle Eastern countries. At the airport, Dr.
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    Fireworks offence
    38 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Sessions Court today ordered the confiscation of a car and 550 packets of fireworks worth $110. Othman bin Ahmad who attempted to smuggle the fireworks, hidden in the car, was fined $220.
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    OFF TO COLOMBO TO PICK ENGINEERS
    130 11 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A SENIOR electrical engineer of the City Council, Mr. L. A. Estrop, \ett Singapore for Colombo by BOAC today to interview six Indians and Ceylonese who had applied to t>e engineers in the council's electricity department. Mr. Estrop said that the six,
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    Don't discard English, says a Ceylon MP
    136 11 Don't discard English, says a Ceylon MP KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. President of the Ceylon Tamil Congress and member of the Ceylon Pajrliament, Mr. G. G. Ponnambalam, said today that the English language could build solidarity among Asian nations and pleaded that it should not be discarded. Mr. Ponnambalam was speaking
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    POLL FLOAT SHOWS VOTE IS SECRET
    160 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Big crowds in many parts of the city were attracted last night by an illuminated float with a hand dipping into a ballot box. The float, constructed at a cost of about $5,000 was being put on a trial run In the
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    Methodist conference
    61 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Two hundred delegates from 30 countries in Asia and observers from all over the world will attend the East Asia Christian Conference of the Methodist Church here from May 21 to May 27. It will be the biggest Methodist conference to be held in the
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    No fresh cases
    19 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. No cases of smallpox were reported here today for the ninth day In succession.
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    Servicemen dropped by SAFA
    130 12 Servicemen dropped by SAFA CINGAPORE, Sun. Singa- pore Amateur Football Association today announced it has dropped the four Services players selected to represent Singapore in the Asian Cup Central zone tournament next month. The four players are: Roy Davey (RAFt, Alan Butcher, Len Lauderdale and Arthur Berry (all of the
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    Burma the hosts next year
    333 12  -  KEN FERNANDEZ JUNIOR ASIAN CUP MEET WILL BE HELD ANNUALLY By BID TO EXCLUDE 'CAPS' BEATEN RUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Burma will stage the second Junior Asian Cup soccer competition next year. This was decided today at a meeting of team managers of the nine nations
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    SCC score an exciting win
    1138 12  -  F. SALAHUDIN MUIRHEAD BEATS ARMY WITH SUPERB LAST OVER EFFORT BY SINGAPORE, Sun. Superb bowling by Hamish Muirhead (5-21) enabled defending champions Singapore Cricket Club to score an exiciting 100--run win over Army in their Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament on the padang today. Army,
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    Surjit takes 9 for 39
    136 12 gINGAPORE. Sun. Despite good bowling by Surjit Singh, who took nine for 39, S.H.B. Police were beaten by Combined Schools in the junior tournament today. Combined Schools beat S.H.B Police by 67 runs at Keppel Road. Combined Schools 129 iVaz 27. T. Martens 25. Shin
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    Penang: 'Meeting for maidens'
    153 12  - Penang: 'Meeting for maidens' EPSOM JEEP By PENANG, Sur.. The Penang Turf Club's summer races which ended here yesterday was notably a meetinc for "maidens." Maiden winners during the three-day meeting were: Briden and Singora II on the first day; Happy Melody. Boomerang and Docmaytor on the second, and Toreador,
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    Maesa edge Singapore Cup team
    117 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. After leading 3-1 at halftime, Singapore's probable Asian Cup soccer side faded away and were beaten 4-3 by Maesa. the Jakarta league champions, at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Dollah Zainoi gave Singapore the lead in the 17th minute and five minutes later Davey
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    Lock icon A dismal start
    73 12 LONDON, Sun.— Rain vashed out the start of the first-class cricket season in England yesterday. In the match between Cambridge University and Surrey, the county champions, at Cambridge, there was no play until 3 p.m. Fifteen minutes later rain halted play for the day. The one-day match
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    KOREANS IN SLOW MOTION
    236 12  - KOREANS IN SLOW MOTION NORMAN SIEBEL, CHAMPIONS vs THE REST By Kuala Lumpur, Sun. THE match between the Junior Asian Cup cham- pions and The Rest, played at the Merdeka Stadium today before a crowd of 3,000 was the anti-climax of the nine-day festival of youth footi__n UCLII. The Koreans,
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    Tengku tells boys: Don't be discouraged
    118 12 Tengku tells boys: Don't be discouraged ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman, the president of the Football Association of Malaya, today advised the Malayan Junior Asian Cup team "not to be discouraged but to train hard and try and win the next competition at Rangoon next year." The Tengku had
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    Warriors win polo title
    110 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Warriors won the MacDougall Cup when they edged Singapore Polo Club by ■i,-3 in the final of the Malayan Polo championships at Thomson Road today. Singapore •Warriors, who played with a 3\ goals handicap, were lucky to win. The> were under heavy pressure
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      47 12 SOCCER: SAFA. Asian Cup training, Jalan Besar. 5.30 pin.: Div. 2A C.A. •"A" v Mount Emily. Geylang; Div. 3A Maxwell "A" v Queenstown, C.U. ground; Div. 3B Police "A" v S.H.B. Police, Thomson Road: Halkowyu v Kampong Silat. Balestier Road: Radln Mas v Kebenaran. River Valley Road.
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