The Straits Times, 12 January 1960

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    18 1 -w.wv ininil lll> SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 AVEWACE DAILY CERTIH*^ The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1960
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    THUGS: SPOT CHECKS
    361 1 AU, POLICE PTVTSTONS PUT ON THE ALERT Year's jail for five who broke stay-at-home rule Hunt on for sixth offender SINGAPORE. iMon. All police divisions here have been alerted for spot checks on 234 youth-! ful thugs placed under supervision during the past two months. Rye supervisees
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    FACULTY PROBE EXPERT FILES IN
    8 1 FACULTY PROBE EXPERT FILES IN PROF. S. iHJNUt.KL.Anu
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    Australian professor to aid new varsity project
    204 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. 4 N Australian expert has arrived here to help the Federation set up a Medical Faculty for the University of Malaya. He Is Professor S. Sunderland. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Professor in Anatomy at the Melbourne University.
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    Lock icon Soekarno's April tour
    62 1 JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno said today he would go abroad on a visit to Africa and other places In April. Talking to reporters after a day long Cabinet meeting at the State Palace, he said: "God willing. I will go abroad in April Among other places, I
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    Dr. Chuang named Vice-Chancellor
    612 1 APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED BY CHAIRMAN OF NANYANG UNIVERSITY COUNCIL SINGAPORE, Monday. TUV CHAIRMAN of the Nanyang University' Council, Mr. Tan T Lark Sye announced today that he had appointed Dr. Chuang Chu Lin former principal of the Chung Cheng High School, ViceC^ C &^^Z e ?^cn at
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    Lock icon 'Happy accord' on Punjab border
    184 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. India and Pakistan today signed an agreement settling outstanding disputes alone their western frontier. The agreement was signed by Mr. J. G. Kharas, Joint Secretary of the Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry, and Mr M.M. Desal. India's Com mon wraith Secretary In the
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    REVIEW OF NEW MALAYAN OIL TAX LIKELY
    217 1 REVIEW OF NEW MALAYAN OIL TAX LIKELY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE FEDERATION Government may modify 1 recent decision to raise the duty on diesel and fUCI tonight that representations to the Tre£u?y by the Central Electricity Board. The result of this examination will be "reported to the Cabinet for a
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    AIRPORT FAREWELL FOR THE TENGKU
    91 1 AIRPORT FAREWELL FOR THE TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Cabinet Ministers and members of the diplomatic corps will bid farewell to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife, Puan Sharifah Rodziah. on their departure tomorrow for New Zealand. The Prime Ministers little daughter. Merlam, will also be at the
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    Johari returns from UAR
    48 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Federation Education Minister Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari flew home by BOAC Comet this evening from a goodwill mission to the United Arab Republic. "It was an unqualified success." he said of the visit Malaya's first official mission to the Middle East.
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    'Women needn't change faith to wed1
    203 1 'Women needn't change faith to wed 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Director of the Islamic Council in Cairo Prof Mahmud Brelvi. said here tonight that It was not necessary for Christian or Jewish women to change their faith in order to marry Muslims. He was speaking at a meeting sponsored
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    Lock icon IT'S A BOY FOR BRIGITTE BARDOT
    115 1 IT'S A BOY FOR BRIGITTE BARDOT OARIS. Mon. French F "sex kitten 1 Brlgitte Bardot today gave birth The "birth' at the Paris apartment of the blonde film star and her husband, actor Jacques Charrier. took about four hours, but Brigltte.was "very brave, a source said. The baby, to be
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    Big rat catch
    30 1 TOKYO. Mon.— Communist Chinas New China news agency today hailed a peasant woman, Tsao Yl- hsiu. for catching 2.202 rats in the 18 days between Dec. 2-20.
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    Road to East Coast is cut
    164 1 KUANTAN. Mon. Seventeen hours of non-stop rain flooded the 24 i milestone. Kuantan-Maran Road to a depth of 18in. today and stopped all road traffic to the East Coast states of Pahang.Trengeanu and Kelantan. The rain— the Meteorology cal Station at Kuantan airport recorded
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    STOP PRESS
    26 1 MACS PfltGGßfcW LAGO> > WOl Mr H«rold MjluhLUd, ibr. British Prim. llta Armed here by jsi to frcaa Acer* on II sUfftof hih Aincrfn Bealtr
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    Crash: 6 killed, 40 injured
    30 1 WELLINGTON. Ohio. Mon. Six people were killed and 40 injured when an express train ran off the rails here last night in fog and drizzle.
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    Byrne has a warning for * 'wicked employers'
    665 2 Byrne has a warning for 'wicked employers' THEY ARE BENT ON CREATING INDUSTRIAL STRIFE' Vice-Chief of the Imperial General Staff named GENERAL PIKE TO BE No. 2 AT WAR OFFICE SINGAPORE. Mon. The Queen has approved tne appointment of MaJ.-Oen, W. G. H. Pike. Chiefof -S t a n*. GHQ,
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    Wanted: Design for menu
    86 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Young 13 Singapore artist* (up to 25 years of age* are Invited to participate in a six-city menu-card design competition. The contest has been launched by Royal Rotterdam Lloyd in Rotterdam. Designs selected will be used on covers of menu cards on board the
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    Girl, 8, tells murder inquiry: 7 thought mother was asleep'
    247 2 N»_ ALOR STAR. Monday. OT long after she saw a man leave her mothers room, an eight-year-old schoolgirl tried to wake her up— and found her dead, a Magistrate's Court here was told today "I thought at first she was
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    Jailed for rape
    63 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man who admitted raping a woman after he had drunk toddy was today jailed for i two years by Mr. Justice Adams ln the High Court here. Ta n Hock Seng, alias Yap' Sew Ai, 22. pleaded guilty to, raping the woman on
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    Lock icon Swastikas: 'Jail' for two British soldiers
    224 3 LONDON, Mon. Two soldiers stationed at an Army camp near Chester were each sentenced to 14 days' detention on Friday for pinning a pencilled swastika on the door of a Jewish corporal's room, Army authorities announced today. The two men— aged 21 and 24
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    Lock icon Britain may keep the summer time
    121 3 LONDON, Monday T<HE BRITISH Government was reported yesterday to be considering keeping the country on summer time— one hour ahead of Greenwich mean time throughout the year. The Horn« Offlce announced that it had sent a questionnaire to farmers, the tourist trade and other
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    RED ATTACKCAPTAIN DIES
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    Lock icon BEER CELLAR SING-SONG AS REICH PARTY CELEBRATES
    666 3 T*HE extreme right- wing German Reich Party celebrated a legal victory over the Rhineland Palatinate state Government with a beer cellar sing-song and mugs of foaming ale last night. The celebration came after a legal battle which ended with a state government ban
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    CASE OF THE BALD-PATE WOMEN
    191 3 ASSEMBLY TO INVESTIGATE HEAD-SHAVING INCIDENT SEOUL, Mon. The South Korean National Assembly today decided to launch a foreign investigation into "The Case of the Baldheaded Prostitutes." The assembly unanimously adopted a motion Introduced by an Independent assemblyman. Mr. Chung Joon, to Investigate the incident Involving
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    Rebel ambush kills six
    47 3 ALGIERS. Mon. Six Frensh soldiers were killed and two wounded yesterday in a rebel ambush at Arago. The military command also announced yesterday that a rebel mine blew the locomotive and eight wagons of a freight train off the track near Batna.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT...
    106 3 SWANSEA. Mon. —Police were called to Soar Welsh Baptist Chapel, Ystalyfera, yesterday when two disagreeing factions tried to hold their services simultaneously. Two sections of the conerogatinn were sinsinr different hymns at the nine time. One section bad invited a lay preacher to conduct
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    Lock icon Bluebells for Scotland
    43 3 GLASGOW, Mon. The Bluebell Girls, the famous Parisian dancing -chorus who are in fact mostly British girls, are to kick their legs in Britain for the first time. They will Join the cast of a show here in May.— Reuter.
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      331 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6^o Good Morning, 632 SERVICE 41.7 metres Morning Prelude 700 The News: 7.05 A Date With Music: 8.00 The MEDICM WAVE SERVICES News; 805 A Date With Music. Kuala Lumpur 341 metres B. JO BBC Concert
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    'NEAR HOME' TRANSFERS POSSIBLE
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Pupils posted to Post Primary VI (Retained) Classes in distant schools may now be transferred to nine schools nearer their homes. The nine schools Raffles Institution. Raffles Girls' School. Serangoon English School, Pasir Panjang Secondary School. Serangoon Garden School. Queenstown Secondary School. Naval Base
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    New system for schools begins
    531 4 EDUCATION MINISTER: 'WE ARE ALL ENTERING A BRAVE NEW WORLD' GOVT. INTRODUCES SECONDARY STUDIES IN MALAY STREAM THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR in Singapore began today with these innovations in the State's education system: The beginning of secondary school education in the Malay stream, and The
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    PROMOTION OF TRAVEL BETTER THAN U.H. A plea to Govt. to assist tourist agents
    367 4 PROMOTION OF TRAVEL BETTER THAN U.H. A plea to Govt. to assist tourist agents SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Charles Holt, managing director of the world-wide firm of travel agents. Thomas Cook and Sons, today urged the Singapore Government to support the efforts of travel agents to bring In more tourists "to
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    PLANS FOR TOURIST ASSOCIATION
    81 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will put forward a proposal tomorrow for the formation of a Tourist Association of Singapore at a meeting of representatives of cinemas, amusement parks, retail firms and transport agencies. A note from the Ministry today said that
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    Sir E. hopes to open branches
    416 4 VIEWS ON THE NAME WILL BE SOUGHT SINGAPORE, Monday. CIR John Evelyn Leslie Wrench, founder of the Overseas League and the English-Speaking Union, today talked of nis big mission in this part of the world to establish branches of the 42-year-old union for the
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    L-WEEK JOY BRINGS $36,824 for THEATRE
    537 4 Or. Ang Swee Hlan. Mr. Ec Soon Howe, the Ste Hal Tons Banking <Jt Insurance Co. Ltd. Mr. L. Sachdev, Mr. Jamaadas Mehta. Mr. KantUah Singh. Mr K M. Mehta. Mr. P. P. Ohri. Mr. Nfanllah Paiel. Mr. A. Abdulhusaln. Mr. M. Warden. Mr.
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    Free film show for members
    65 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Chinese Ladies Association will hold a free film show for members and their families at 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Cultural Centre. The film. "Daddy Long Legs", is the first which is being arranged for a monthly programme organised by Mrs.
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      194 4 I Today' Singapore diary... CHINESE YMCA: Table-tennis METHODIST CHI'RCH: MYF BI'KIT TTMAH YOV T H 9 a.m body-bulldlng and weight- Inspirational address 7.30 pjn. CLUB: Table-tennU. body-build lifting 3 p.m.; badminton practice TAMILS FESTIVAL CELEBKA- Ing foottwll, library 4 p.m 5 pm.; Chinese boxing 730 p.m. TION COMMITTEE: Art show
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    3,000 want higher pay
    350 5 TECHNICIANS' SALARIES 'MOST INADEQUATE,' SAYS UNION THEY ARE NOT GETTING A FAIR WAGE FOR THE WORK THEY ARE DOING, WHITLEY COUNCIL IS TOLD KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THREE THOUSAND Government technicians have begun a drive to get their salaries revised. The Malayan Technical Services Union has described
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    He ensured a place for himself in heaven
    91 5 He ensured a place for himself in heaven J>AUB, Mon. A 77-year-old man, who two years ago performed bis own death ritual to ensure a place for himself in heaven, died here during the weekend. Thakar Singh had conducted the ceremony according to ancient Sikh tradition. He feared no one
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    Mayor opening
    30 5 PENANG, Mon.— The Penang and Province Wellesley Indian Restaurant Owners' Association will be officially declared open by the Mayor. Mr. 00l Thlam Slew, at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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    State mosque for Pahang
    39 5 KUANTAN. Mon. The Pahang State Government Is planning to start work soon on the building of a $750,000 State mosque here. The site of the new mosque Is near the main padang at Jalan Worthington.
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    Fowls charge: Bail allowed
    55 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon After pleading not guilty In the magistrate's court here today to a charge of being in fraudulent possession of four fowls. Bee Bun was allowed $100 bail pending trial on Feb. 15. He was handed back the fowls on signing a bond to
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    JAILED for STEALING THREE CHEQUES
    120 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A FORMER employee of the Singapore Baggage Transport Agency (Malaya) Ltd., A. Gopalraju, 32, was jailed for one year today on three charges of stealing cheques. The sentence will be fo'lowed by a year's police supervision. The cheques were sent to the
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    ATHLETE TO STUDY IN MELBOURNE
    60 5 ATHLETE TO STUDY IN MELBOURNE PENANO, Mon. Penan* athlete W. B. Oreenall left by air for Australia yesterday on a Colombo Plan scholarship. A hospital assistant, he will loin the Royal College of Nursing in Melbourne. Greenall was the Penang A.A.A. champion athlete in 1953 and 1954 and has represented
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    PILGRIMS MUST COME BACK—NEW DECREE
    103 5 pENANG. Mon. All foreign pilgrims to Mecca must in future return home at the end of each pilgrimage. This stipulation is made under a new decree issued by the Saudi Arabian authorities. 'Intending Malayan pilgrims should be made aware of thi s ruling in their
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    Thai watch on entry of newspapers from Malaya
    183 5 ITOTA BHARU, Mon.— The entry of Malay language newspapers into Southern Thailand is reported to be "closely watched" by the Thai authorities. Reports reaching here today stated that several people in Tanjong Mas. about 100 miles north of here, have been advised
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    'UNWORTHY'BOY WILL BE SENT HOME: ARMY
    254 5 'UNWORTHY' BOY WILL BE SENT HOME: ARMY IPOH. Monday. A BRITISH soldier in a Royal Artillery unit here A is to be sent back to England because he has been found to be completely unsuitable and unworthy of being attached to the Commonwealth Armed Forces. I This was said In
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    Union birthday
    16 5 BINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore General Employees' Union will celebrate its fifth anniversary In March.
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    Lock icon Albakri the new Rotary governor
    64 5 Albakri the new Rotary governor F>ANGKOK, Mon. Haji Mustapha Albakri of Kuala Lumpur was elected District Governor for 1960-61 at the closlim session of the 25th annual Rotary district conference here yesterday. The Johore Rotary Club won the attendance shield for the year. Seremban the award for attendance promotion, and
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      Calling all Gardeners...
      474 6 PREPARE NOW FOR THE BIG FLOWER SHOW pOR the past ten years the annual flower show held in Singapore has been one of the main events of the year to the gardeners of the city. This* year the show is scheduled to open at the Happy World
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      YOU CAN'T— FACE YOUR DAY'S WORK WITHOUT FUEL
      288 6 YOU CAN'T FACE YOUR DAY'S WORK WITHOUT FUEL "DREAKFAST Is the most U Important meal of the day" Is an old cliche most of us have heard time and time again. And because the phrase Is so familiar, we pay hardly any attention to it Everyday, hundreds ol thousands of
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      332 6 High heels that I are heel-less Mm A* »*»»f»# i #*»Sf] Elf I J|:>, |£B m ww w SHOES are retting fancier (or should I say simpler) all the time. For now we have in a city store, high heeled slippers without heels. Some months ago in Hong Kong. I
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      290 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Clean mad poMibly, and so 4. Hector perhaps mined ore restrained (I). (8). 6. Without love the Idea U out 8. A robe for the doctor In the (3, 3). family, soothing more i6>. 7. A football team always car9. Oay time for a number
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    Missing election case witness gives evidence: 'Report of speech not correct'
    680 7 Missing election case witness gives evidence: 'Report of speech not correct' IPOH. Monday A KEY WITNESS in the elections case against an Alliance Member of Parliament. Mr. Leong Kee Nyean, missing since last November, gave evidence in the High Court here today. A summons to appear in court issued last
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    SECRET OF THE LOCKED ROOM IN A TEMPLE
    130 7 SECRET OF THE LOCKED ROOM IN A TEMPLE J^LANG. Mon. The policr raided a Chinese temple in Goh Hock lluat Kuad here last niGht and found five people in a locked room watching a "blue film." In the magistrate's court today. the five— three butchers, a mason and an unemployed
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    UMNO MAN STANDS AS AN INDEPENDENT
    125 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. AN UMNO member stood as an independent candidate when nominations to the Kapar locaJ council election were closed today. He was Inche Zakaria bin i Ahmad, who will oppose two Alliance and a Socialist Front candidate for two vacant seats in
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    MAN FACES 52 KEYS CHARGE
    69 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Arts bin Mohamed Isa was today charged with v .lawful pos- i MHlon of 52 keys at Swiss i Cottage Estate at 12.55 a.m. I on Dec. 15. The charge describes the keys as "housebreaklng implements." Alternatively. Arls was > charged with loitering
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    PEPPER PROFITS—'A SARAWAK TRAGEDY'
    206 7 PEPPER PROFITS— 'A SARAWAK TRAGEDY' KUCHING. Mon. A top trade official has described as "a tragedy for Sarawak" the fact that it was reaping very little of the huge profits being made as a result of the world wide shortage of pepper. The profits, according to a Sarawak Government information
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    STABBING DRAMA IN KOTA BHARU
    118 7 STABBING DRAMA IN KOTA BHARU KOTA BHARU. Mon.— A 38-year-old headman and a cobbler were taken to the General Hospital here this morning after they were stabbed in Jalan Tok Hakim in the heart of the town. Both are reported to be in a serious condition. Abdul Rahman bin Haji
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    Sewage course
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon —A chemist in the Kuala Lumpur Municipality. Mr. A. Maheswaran, left here today tor six months' training on sewage purification work in Britain.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    34 8 M Word, Slo (Mimimmm) MR. A MRS. C.K. BALAN mink their rrlatlvrs and frtenda for Uirir preaencr, gifs md best wishes on the oewtoa ef the innnv.w of thenbrctbnr at tteremban 00. 3.1.60.
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, January 12, 1960. 'Know How' Needed
    618 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, January 12, 1960. 'Know How' Needed The International Labour Office's recommendations for the improvement of industrial efficiency in the Federation have taken rather a long time to see the light of day— a separate comment perhaps on efficiency. The 1.L.0. mission was here in 1958, and
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    Hard Bargain
    416 8 Signature of the new Japan U.S. security treaty in Washington on January 19 will mark the end of a long and exhausting political struggle. There have been an unusual number of weights and coun-ter-weights to manoeuvre in drafting a treaty to bring up to date the defence arrangements
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    Matter Of Form
    118 8 The chairman of the All Malayan Estates Stalls Union has recommended estate staff not to co-operate with the Statistics Department by filling in a form that asks for more information than hitherto. Does he seriously believe, as his statement suggests, that statistics are being sought merely for
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    NEW ZEALAND
    1279 8  - NEW ZEALAND NELSON RUTHERFURD THE Federation Prim* Minister. Tongku Abdul hman, leaves today on a two-week goodwill tour of New Zealand. He will be the first South-East Asian Premier to visit the Land of the Long whit* cloud'— a land remarkably dissimilar to its close neighbour Australia, already visited by
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    THIS MAN BEVAN
    544 8  -  COLM BROGAN HIS ILLNESS IS A SERIOUS LOSS TO THE LABOUR PARTY BY LONDON. Monday. NYE BEVAN'S serious illness has caused throughout the country a wave of sympathy that would have been unthinkable 10 years ago. This Is simply an Illustration of an established political fact. a
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      139 8 This new radio delivery should win I—prais1 praise '\*HE Malay section of Radio Singapore should be congratulated on its efforts to introduce the Indonesian style of speech in the broadcast of news. JB I*. however, a pity that this Is not extended to the rest of the programmes This would
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      88 8 T REFER to "Father's" letter regarding a report that the Singapore Government wants "to revise the marriage laws and to mak«> adultery an offence punishable by law." I hope the authorities have not got cold feet due to pressure from certain quarters. I agree with
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      37 8 I WONDER what our Malay pundits think of the phrase "lnl lah Radio Malaya." To my mind it Is not a correct equivalent of the words "this is Radio Malay a." ORANG I LIT Temerloh.
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    Praise by Sir Alan for the PAP Govt.
    439 9 NEW BROOMS HAVE BEEN BUSY. THE SWEEPING, HOWEVER HAS BEEN TEMPERED WITH DISCRETION AND FINANCIAL SHIP IS ON ADMIRABLY EVEN KEEL' INCREASING AWARENESS OF PRINCIPLES THAT GOVERN PROSPERITY SINGAPORE'S Chief Justice, Sir Alan O Rose, said in the High Court today that
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    SINGAPORE, Monday
    289 9 attend on the date fixed for the trial. It was all too seldom that an apology was offered to the witnesses who had been summoned to give evidence. "We sometimes forget that the witnesses have been summoned, more often than not without regard to their convenience, to assist
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    Big census to pinpoint Malaya's agricultural – potential –
    218 9 Big census to pinpoint Malaya's agricultural potential KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. How many farmers are there in the Federation and how many of them grow durian trees on their land? Nobody knows for sure but the answers among many others— .will be provided by the country-wide $1 million agricultural census which
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    'Unsound mind' decision
    55 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— C. Supplah. who some time ago was charged In the magistrate's court here with causing hurt to a policeman and secondly with attempting to commit suicide, and was senl for observation, has now been certified to be of unsound mind. He will be detained
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    SPEAK MALAY CALL TO MIC MEMBERS
    129 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The secretary-general of the Malayan Indian Congress has urged all members to speak Malay with fellow Indians and others during National Language Week (Jan. 30-Feb. In a circular to state and local branches. Mr. S. Mv- rugesu says that the MIC,
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    Two for trial on rape charge
    210 9 SINGAPORE. Monday. A PRETTY. 19-year-old dance hostess told a preliminary inquiry today that she was raped by five men in an open field off dementi Road on the night of Not. 13 last year. Two men. Ng Ah Chwee. 25. and Tan Chin Hock
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    Help plea from a stranded -student
    125 9 Help plea from a stranded -student KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. The Trengganu Government is considering a plea for financial help from a Malayan student stranded in England. Ahmad bin Haji Omar, a social science undergraduate at the Blrkberk College. Sellyoak. Birmingham, has written to the Trengganu Government saying he wants to
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    Petition filed against firm
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A petition for the wlndlng-up of Stanton Nelson and Co., Ltd.. sharebrokers. has been, filed by Hock Soon and Co.. Ltd.
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    Drug-taking court officer sentenced
    141 9 Drug- taking court officer sentenced SINGAPORE. Monday. A HIGH court interpreter and commissioner for A oaths was today sentenced to six months' detention at the opium treatment centre. M.V. Rajaram, convicted on Dec. 22 on a charge of smoking opium in a house In Johore Road on Ma-ch 29 last
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    UNDERGRADS LOOK FOR HOLIDAY JOBS
    55 9 UNDERGRADS LOOK FOR HOLIDAY JOBS SINGAPORE, Mon. The University of Malaya Students' Union in Singapore will help 700 undergraduates find work during the vacation which begins on Saturday. The employment commute* of the UMBU has sent 500 circulars to heads of business houses asking them to write to the union
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    SEND $5,000 DEMAND TO $350,000 MAN-JAIL
    320 9 SEND $5,000 DEMAND TO $350,000 MAN -JAIL SEREMBAN, Monday. A MAN who said he had won $350,000 in tht Social and Welfare lottery told the Sessions Court today that he received a letter with drawings of a dagger, a pistol and a ropr. Tham Weng Nam was giving evidence in
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    New ships for S'pore, Borneo run
    78 9 CINGAPORE, Mon. The Straits Steamship Co Ltd., has acquired two cargo /passengers' ships of about 4,000 tons dead we ght for the company's service between Singapore and Borneo this year. Mr. W. H. McNeil, managing director of the company, said this in a statement
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    8-day convention for Adventists
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Th« Singapore Seventh Day Adventist Mission will begin aa eight-day convention tomorrow at the Malayan Seminary Auditorium. Delegates from North Borneo, Malaya and other countries of South-East Asia will discuss the mission's budget for the next two years.
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      113 9 I I**1 HB^^ -J^^^^^HH .Iv fl The first aircraft to land on Malayan soil was fuelled by Shell. Ever since, with the growth of air travel. Shell has been fuelling an increasingly great number of aircraft in both the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. The introduction of modern and faster
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      Watch trade boom in Federation
      359 10 Watch trade boom in Federation SINGAPORE watch dealers foresee an ever-growing market in the Federation of Malaya following the more prosperous climate in the territory as a result of the better rubber prices and the increased quotas for tin miners. Dealers said yesterday that demand for -watches in the Federation
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      JAPAN GOODS STILL IN DEMAND
      159 10 JAPAN GOODS STILL IN DEMAND OINGAPORE can look forward to an increase in the total value of trade with Japan this year. The Japanese Commercial Attache in Singapore, Mr. K Akiyama, said yesterday that the promising prospects could be attributed to the widening popularity of Japanese products in Singapore and
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      Japan rubber imports up
      46 10 Japan bought 10.312 ton i of natural rubber in November, compared with 8.793 tons in the previous month. The Federation of Malaya supplied 6,793 tons, Thailand 2.300 tons, Sarawak 646 tons. North Borneo 170 tons, Ceylon 153 tons and Indonesia 162 tons.
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      Singapore course for salesmen
      138 10 A PART-TIME college A of further education in Singapore, the C.V.M.A. School, is starting a practical salesmanship course to teach local young people the basic knowledge of sales techniques. The course, which will begin on Thursday will include lectures covering all the principles of effective salesmanship.
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      – BETTER TRADE PROSPECTS THIS YEAR
      187 10 BETTER TRADE PROSPECTS THIS YEAR BETTER trade prospects in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore this year are forecast by an executive of a Dutch trading company in Singapore. The executive. Mr. L. Misrrus. said that the improved rubber price during the past nine months had given considerable fillip to
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    Malaya – Vietnam trade improvement in 1960: Consul
    184 10 Malaya Vietnam trade improvement in 1960: Consul trade between Singapore and Vietnam, which has increased three-fold since 1956, will show an even bigger increase this year, the Vietnamese Consul in SineaDore. Mr. Tran Kirn Phuong, said yesterday. Mr. Tran said that a Singapore trading firm had renewed its contract with
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      1351 11 Bj£[SESiilM9QoS2iifli /^2E^v THEE. A. Ci LINES— mm <•' ArVfirVm £N "EDSEA MEDITERRANEAN, CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PtRTS. |aVtS\];l S'po'f P Sham Penang Y&Xj&I "FALSTRIA" k)" M/ 22 Jaa 2124 laa 25 2« at \Cmmy JONtKHiI a) 21 JM <Id 5 Ftl J/J Ft* «g998& "JUTLANDIA" k) II 2* Ftk 21 22
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      1422 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. \PJV IWSI TEL: Nt: 2*lll. miwW. ELLERMAM LINE KLAVENESS LINE* LONDON. HAMBURG. tOTTEROAII. HAVRE LBS ANCELES, SAN FRANCISCO ft HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER ft PORTLANO and ftr Canada ft U.S.A. North Atlantic ports Accaptiag carga fw Ciatnl ft Sum CITY OF PIPON* Amtrict S port P. Sham
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    NO MERGER DECISION BY
    638 12 HENRY WAUGH AND BOUSTEAD By Our Market Correspondent r pIK merger between Henry Waugh and Co. Ltd.. and Boustead and Co. Ltd. is not to take place. A joint statement by the two companies on this page this morning explains that after negotiations, which have been
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    31 12 SINGAPORE, JAN. 11. RUBBER: 5.1.13. per lb. (down li cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.13; (quiet): TIN: 5387.62* per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (up 30 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    601 12 THE Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials were slightly easier, ting were Irregular while rubbers were steady. The turnover was good." Singapore and Federation broikers reported the following business done up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Fed. Dlsp. $131; Fitzpatficks $1.20; Fraser and Neave ords $1.74 (OL), $1.77
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    Riverview Rubber
    44 12 Riverview Rubber Estates Ltd. during the quarter ended December 31 produced 531.000 lb. The total produced so far during the financial year ending March 31 1960 Is 1.589.000 lb. compared with 1.409.000 lb. in the corresponding period of the previous financial year.
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Sharp Market: Jan. 11 Jan. 9 Industrial*: 126.57 120.85 Tins: 153.48 153.31 i Rubbers: 223.41 222.23 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    233 12 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bulimba 2/3, Charon 6A. Anshun 6/7, Amaglsan Maru 8/9. Ceylon 10/11. Olenfruln 13/14. Steel Scientist 15/16. Helan Maru 18 Serudom N. Wall 3, Jarak N. Wai) 4. blander 21/22, Pacific Maru 23, Klnabalu 24, Meiko Mam
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    RUBBER PRICES
    148 12 JANUARY first graale rabber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 113% cents per lb. down I>, cents on Friday's close. The closing tone was quiet. (losing price* in cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.SS. Spot fob. buyers 113=*, sellers 114 V»; Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    EXCHAN6E RATES
    152 12 rPHE Malayan Exchange Banks x Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100) New York: buying airmail T.T 32 7/8, O.D. 33. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills Canada: buying airmail T.T 31 3/8. O.D. 31 1/3.
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    First Malayan Fund
    10 12 Manager's selling price (January 11) $1.18 xd.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 12 SINGAPORE Chiaete Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent January /February shipments MO'i buyers, $41 'i sellers. C'oeannt oil: quiet: bulk $62 sellers, drum $64 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $501. Sarawak $300. special Sarawak black $310. garbled
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    SUNGEI BIDOR
    14 12 Sungri Bldor Tin DrcdcJnx Ltd.'* restricted production In December was 443 plculs
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    121 12 TNVESTMENT shares were stea- dy here today. ICIANZ eased 2s. to 86s. 6d while Reichhold gained Is. 6d. Base meUU and oils were firmer with Mount laa up Is. to 735. Loans were steady. Con. Zinc 95 '9 Mount Lyell (5-) B '6 seller North Broken Hill 142
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      136 12 1» THE P^ BURMA FIVE STAR LINE WESTBOUND From Japan Ports Hong Kong Loading for Burma Ports. A R I A N A Singapore 15 Jan Penang 17/18 Jan AGENTS: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 338/342 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 1. 51, Beach Street, Penang. Spore Tel: *****, *****. Penang Tel: *****.
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      647 12 NOTICES I THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATK OF SINGAPORE ISLAND OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy. No. 711 of lf>«7 RE Ishwar Lall Singh of No S7l. Upper East Cout Road. Singapore, 16. Receiving Order ma.c 18th April. 1958. Date of Adjudication 18th April. 1958.
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      1245 12 NOTICES NOTICE APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION. Debtor's Name. K. V. Adhlappan Address. No. 131, Serangoon Road. Singapore, 8. Description. Labourer P.W.D. Singapore. Court. High Court. Singapore. Number. Bankruptcy No. 227 of 1956. Date of hearing of Application to Court to approve Composition. 22nd January, 1960. Place. High Court. Singapore. Hour.
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      176 12 NOTICES NOTICE The Public and Hire Purchase Customers are Informed that Mr. Lav Ah Seng is no longer employed by Remington Rand Singapore j Limited, and he Is no longer authorised to transact business or collect monies on our behalf. Temporary receipt book bearing Nos. 7601—7700 is no longer valid
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      717 13 NOTICES P.W.D. NOTICE CLOSING OF JURI' BAILEY BRIDGE, PROVINCE WELLCSLEY NOTICE Is given under section 61(3) of the Road Traffic Ordinance 49/1958 that the Juru Bailey Bridge on Route 1 Province Wellesley will be closed to sU traffic between the hours of 12 midnight and 6 a.m. on successive Thursdays
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      546 13 I Continued from Page Mi SITUATIONS VACANT It Wotd, Si (Min.)— Box tt rts. saint QUALIFIED Shorthand. Book-keeping Teachers, full-time, part-time. Box A 3838 S.T B'pore WANTEO IMMEDIATELY form Five Teacher, Preference Mathematics Apply Post Offlce Box No. 1207, Singapore. EUROPEAN LADY required for Air Travel Department. Only those wltb
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      602 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ett. txtrm ViANTID by European Couple on* infant Paalr Panjang Am, Married Couple or two amah* •bare duties cooking housework wartilng baby oar* Telephone. B'pore 21 782. WANTIO CNOLISH TBACMBR to tee.en In a Chineee School In tt-Eait Johore. Senior Cambridge Certificate
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      979 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Worit Si (Min.)— Box it ctt. txtrm NEW UNFURNISHED 3-Bedroom Flat. MacPherson Road near AlJunled Road, Ren: liso monthly. Apply 143, Rangoon Road, B'pore. Tel. ***** 3 BEOROOMED FLAT In new block Orchard Road near Supermarket. Some furniture to be taken over. Available Ist. February Phone B'pore
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      955 13 TUITION 10 Word, Si (Min.)— Box it rts. e*fre ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL tuition by highly qualified Engllsn speaking Instructois. Complete course $75/-. hourly $6/- «"7 Orchard Road. Phone (B'pore) •2797 PRIVATE TUITION given In Elementary or Advanced Bookkeeping by Experienced Tutor. Success Guaranteed within 1 year. Charges Moderate Apply Box
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      907 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word, Si (Mtn.)-Box tt ct: txtrm number HAWK registered lats 19SS. Element condition. Owner going on leav-. $2,500 Apply Box A 5824 S.T. Sport MORRIS MINOR 1930. In good condition. One owner. View at 271 -F Potong Pasir, B'pore. 13. bours 5.30 p.m. 7.00 p.m. itsa
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      536 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (S pore) j 2d Word, $10 (Minimum) Dailt I month. It Word, StJt (Mm.) j JADE, OIAMOND. Pearl ft Gold Jewelleries. Lee Onn. 206/ S. 8. Bridge Koad. VISIT CHIONQ SHING Manufactur- Ing Jeweller* and Diamond Merchants Tel: *****. STOP UOLV DANDRUFF! Ot Miracle Daodncide Available From Hairdressers,
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      184 13 lOO°o NON-IRON SLACKS Only $13.80 MADE-TO-ORDER NO EXTRA CHARGE Please call at: LI SENG MIN CO., LTD. 6. North Bridge Road. WRINKLES. SPOTS, PIMPLES AND BLEMISHES disappear after 9. few days' treatment with BARON'S ROSE CREAM. CHAKI CO.. (P.O. Box, 123) 29, Robinson Rd., S'pore-1. i COMPETITION BADMINTON i HALL.
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    NO PLACE FOR QUITTERS IN OUR SOCCER NOW
    883 14  -  Norman Siebel I THE Malayan football -I season grows bi*- *er. better and brighter every year. The bill of fare for 1 the next 12 months in- eludes enough variety to satisfy even the fans who are hardest to please. How's this
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    Speedy Adrian breaks away smartly -from two Penang defenders
    72 14 - I Perak s fast wing threequarter Adrian Kodngues breaking away smartly wirn tn» ball from two Penang defenders. R. Huet (beside him) and P. Chamberlain who [are after him in the Malaya Cup north zone rugger final replay in Ipoh on
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    SAFA to field Cup team for XL game
    228 14 S AF A to field Cup team for XL game KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE SINGAPORE Amateur F.A. President's XI to meet Selangor Rangers, Selangor's league and cup champions, at Merdeka Stadium on Jan. 23 (kickofl 7.30 p.m.) will be the same team as the one which beat Selangor 5—3 in
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    Lee beaten in final
    92 14 STOCKHOLM. Mon.— Lee Kin Tat. Malayan holder of the London open championship, was defeated in the singles final and doubles semi-finals in the Swedish open badminton championships here yesterday. After beating Bertil Glaus iSwedem 15-11. 15-9 in the singles semi-finals. Lea was defeated 15-5. 17-14 in
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    Lock icon FA Cup: Fourth round draw
    108 14 J ONDON. Mon. The draw ror RJ the fourth round of the English P. A. Cup competition, to b* played on Jan. 30, was made here today. The pairings are: Scunthorpe r Port Vale; West Bromwich v Bury or Bolton; Liverpool v Man. Utd.; Southampton
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    Lock icon South Australia follow on
    84 14 CYDNEY. Mon— South Aus- tralla were forced to follow on 189 runs behind New South Wales in spite of a fine innings of 93 by their captain. Colin Pinch, on the third day of their Sheffield Shield match here today. Scores: New South Wales 534 for
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    Title to Krishnan t
    39 14 NEW DELHI. Mon. Ramanathan Kiishnan. the Indian Davis Cup player, won the men's singles title of the Indian lawn tennis championships here yesterday. He beat Ulf Schmidt, of Sweden. 6-3, 6-3. 6-1 in the final.
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    Ten-sports schedule 4 for schools named
    310 14  -  LIM KEE CHAN SINGAPORE. Mon.—Singapore and Federation schools will meet in ten different sports events this year according to. the programme drawn up by the Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council for 1960. The games are athletics, cricket, rugger, tennis, basketball, swimming and tabletennis In
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    Teh, Lim to defend all their four titles
    232 15  - Teh, Lim to defend all their four titles t/IC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur. Monday By TEH KEW SAN and Lim Say Hup will defend their doubles title in the All-England badminton championships from March 16 to 19. Badminton Association of Malaya secretary Teh Gin Sooi told the Straits Times today that
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    Weights for Ipoh races i 2nd DAY
    443 15 Weights for Ipoh races i 2nd DAY WEIGHTS (or all eight races for inr second day of the Permk Turf Clmb meeting tomorrow C;2Div2— 5Attr. WMi Star 9.00 Can't Tell S.1S Sir Chiron 8.13 Bintang Ti.nor M2 On Screen S.12 Our Kinjdoro K.I 1 Star Zeal 8.1* Too Much Money
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    MALAYA TO PROPOSE WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT
    168 15 MALAYA TO PROPOSE WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Asian Basketball Conference at Manila next week will be asked to start a basketball competition for women in Asia. The proposal will be formally put to the conference by the Malayan delegate. Mr. Moe Fu Kiat. who is leading a Malayan
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    Lock icon Faull picked
    30 15 CARDIFF. Mon. John <Taul! (Swansea), the British Lions player, will fill the vacancy at lock forward for Wales against England at Twickenham on Saturday, it was announced today.—Reuter
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    in final
    32 15 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Buklt i Panjang Ranger* entered the flual of the Buklt Panjang District league competition when they held Rainbows to I a scoreless draw at Buklt Panjang today. k
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    176 15 SATTAR NAMED SAFA COACH SINOAPORE, Mon— The Singapore Amateur Football Association, at its first council meeting tonight, appointed Inrhe Rahim Sattar honorary roach for a trial period of three months. He will receive $200 a month for expenses. S.A.F.A. president Soh Ghee Soon, in proposing the appointment of one coach
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    40 15 PARIS. Mon. Ingemar Johansson, the world heavyweight boxing champion, left here by air last night for New York, where he will meet the New York Boxing Commission to look into possibilities of a return fight with Floyd Patterson.—Reuter.
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    SAAA meeting
    23 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will hold its general committee meeting at the S.R.C. clubhouse at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    Can Flirt gallops well
    210 15  -  EPSOM 'JEEP By TPOH. Mon.— Can Flirt 1 (late Persian Flight), a good-looking newcomer in the Rinus van Breukelen Stable, galloped well in a tryout with stablemates Can't Tell and Palong A on the training track here this morning. The trio went from the 6f at
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    110 15 McGrowdie due in Malaya soon Mon.— Sydney lightweight Jockey Noel McGrowdie has accepted a big retainer to ride In Malaya for six months, and will leave at the end of the month. He i s under contract to a Frenchman, M. M. Ouiney of Veni Vlcl Stable, who ha* wide
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    Signalmen lose
    85 15 SINOAPORE. Mon. S!n»apor» Cricket Club -B b«at 19 Air Tor. m«tlon SJirnal ReKlment by 14 point* (goal, two trtw. penalty). to 6 (two trlM) In a rucger match on thf padang today. KOc who led 8-3 at half-time, scored through Ait ken (a try. a penalty and a
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    Leave to appeal is granted
    740 16 $125,000 LOTTERY PRIZE WRANGLE CAN NOW GO TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE $125,000 LOTTERY CASE in which a former RAF coporal, Shafie bin Sahid, was awarded judgment against an unemployed man, C. Govindasamy, will now go to the Privy Council. The Federation
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    29 16 MR. AND M M. MARTIN ASISMf CAM thank friends and relatives for their kind wlshej an* valuable Rifts on the occasion of their marriage on 26 11! i»
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    IN MEMORIAM
    48 16 THC UNVEILING of a mcmcrial plaque to the late Dr. O.H. Gailick will tak« place In 8«. Andrew's Cathedral oa Thursday January nth ot 6 p.m. Friend* and auorlates of the laic Dr. Uarllck are Irvtted by the Academy of Medicine v attend thia memorial service.
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    Lock icon Jasper, two others in court on fraud charges
    294 16 I ON DON. Mon. Three prominent London financiers, concerned in sensational property deals involving millions of pounds, appeared in court here today on fraud charges. They are: HARRY JASPER, 54. head of a big group ot investment and property companies; FRIEDRICH GRIN
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    MOTHER and SNATCHED BABY ARE REUNITED
    298 16 STRANGELY UNEVEN RECITAL BY COOPER SINGAPORE, Mon. A New Zealand-born pianist, Peter Cooper, gave a recital for the Singapore Musical Society at the Cultural Centre tonight. The first part of the programme Bach's Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue and Beethoven's D major sonata, Op. 10
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    FREE PRESS FEATURE ON SERVICES SPORT
    141 16 FREE PRESS FEATURE ON SERVICES SPORT s DEGINNING tomorrow. and appearing every £jj E Wednesday, the Free s Press will publish a spe- s cial feature on Services s sport in Singapore. S It will contain the la- E E test news and gossip on E E sport in the
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    Happy Monday for 6 children of jobless Mr. Tan
    280 16 Happy Monday for 6 children of jobless Mr. Tan SINGAPORE. Monday. pOR the six children of the Tan family, who were nearly given away for adoption last week because their father could not get a job, today turned out to be a happy instead of Black Monday. As soon they
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    LONDON STOCKS
    267 16 LONDON. Mon In London i stock markets today industrial I equities responded to a good selective demand for th« first day of the new account and recorded a number of good improvements but there were also several adverse movements. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp
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    RUBBER
    36 16 LONDON, Mon. Spot 34Hd.. (nom.) Feb. 33V»d., March 32S.d.. April June 32 July /Sept. 314d.. Oct./Dec. 30 7 B d.. Jan. ci.f. S3 1 id.. Feb. c.U. 33d. March c.l.f. 32 Sd. Tone: Quietly steady.
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    TIN
    21 16 LONDON. Mon. Buyer* £789, sellers £789 s FV>rwara buyers £7«6's. sellers £787';. Settlement £789. Turnover a.m. 20 tons, p.m. 10.
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    CUT-RATE i AIR I FARES PLANNED r
    246 16 CUT-RATE i AIR I FARES PLANNED r On charter for club members only ONDON. Mon Plans for drastic cuts in Commonwealth air fares by using charter planes for "club members only" were given in London yesterday. L An independent British Airline. Eagle Aviation, said it was considering an agreement to
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