The Straits Times, 16 January 1960

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1960 15 CENTS, He*****
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    Why I believe must master the national language
    191 1 Why I believe must master the national language AKH von one of the thousands Of people throughout Malaya who are studying Malay? Perhaps you vrould like to put IN WRITING why you are so keen on learning the National Language especially if there is a chance your views will win
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    Lock icon H-BOMB IN SPACE?
    334 1 5,000 TIMES WORSE THAN A-BOMB U.S. speculates on Soviet secret weapon 6 Already in production' boast WASHINGTON, Fri.— An American nuclear scientist, Ralph E. Lapp, said today the Russians may be working on an "Orbital H-bomb" which could be stationed in space and launched or recalled at
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    Police told: Don't interfere in trade disputes
    214 1 THE BAD BOSSES ABE WARNED SINGAPORE, Friday. THE MINISTER for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today warned that the Government would deal sternly with "unscrupulous" employers who try to get the police involved in industrial disputes with a view to creating ill-will
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    L-WEEK CALL TO ALL PLANTATION WORKERS
    89 1 L-WEEK CALL TO ALL PLANTATION WORKERS KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The President of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. S. P. S. Nathan, has appealed to 350.000 plantation workers in Malaya to take an active part in the National Language Week. In a directive Issued to secretaries of NUPW and
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    Aussie-built
    27 1 SYDNEY. Frl. Scientific equipment designed and built in Australia will be launched in American Scout .satellites within 18 months, a prominent Australian sc>ntlst said here today.
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    Missing contractor: Family calls closed-door conference
    144 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Relatives of mil-lionaire-contractor Mr. Bong Sin. believed kidnapped, held a daylong hush-hush con- ference at his Seavoy Road home today th*> fourth day of his disappearance The doors and windows of the house were shut tight as the family discussion went
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    Lock icon Bevan better
    42 1 LONDON. Fri.— Mr Aneurin Bevan, deputy leader of the British Labour Party, recovering from an abdominal operation on Dec. 29. is now able to leave his bed and sit in a chair to read, it was stated here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Friendly spirit' to China urged
    128 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The In-donesian-Chinese Friendship Association here today appealed to the Indonesian and Communist Chinese governments to settle the overseas Chinese problem in a peaceful manner. The association, in a statement, supported the recent Indonesian ban on alien retail traders operat ing in rural areas.
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    Crash: 2 killed, one hurt
    35 1 NEWMARKET, England, Fri. Two men were killed and another seriously injured when a dlesel train and a lorry loaded with workers collided today at a farm I crossing near here.
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    NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY IS KIDNAPPED
    251 1 By HAROLD SOH SINGAPORE. Friday A NINE- YEAR-OLD schoolboy, Chua Kok Chong, was abducted by three men who waylaid him on a five-foot way about 200 yards from his house in Lorong, 35, Geylang, tonight. I He was dragged into a car which sped In the
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    BOESTAMAM TO QUIT AS SOCIALIST FRONT CHIEF
    131 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T<HE chairman of Party Rakyat, Inche Ahmad 1 Boestamam, is to give up leadership of the Socialist Front. I This is to enable him to devote his time to re-organis-lng Party Rakyat. particularly in the rural areas He is likely
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    Medal for Nik
    36 1 MOSCOW, Fri. Nikklta Khrushchev was today presented with the commemorative medal of the World Peace Council for his "Immense contribution to the cause of strengthening world peace," the Soviet news agency Tass reported—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nehru: No pacts
    54 1 BANGALORE. India. Frl. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, today firmly opposed suggestions at the annual Congress Party meeting here that India drop Its policy of non-alignment and opposition to military pacts. Mr. Nehru said that India's policy had been proved right and such proposals were a
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 b A GOODS BOYCOTT LONDON rri M ■>f n»-i>prr.<' *.itty ruuuiiir' !>taup.-> id Bii ouu,'b*m tod.iv urdticd withdrawal from i*Jf iiur Minb t'f j!1 vjutu Afiu au s'.'od -I
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    Tengku gets a warlike greeting
    848 2 MAORIS FROM 300 TRIBES ASSEMBM TO WELCOME MALAYA'S 'WHITE HERON THEN HE'S OFF TO SAMPLE THE EERIE SPLENDOUR OF THE GLOW-WORM CAVES. ..AND TAKE A RIDE IN JET BOAT MAORIS from 300 tribes today gave a rousing welcoming beginning with the traditional challenge at the
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    Killed by lightning
    45 2 BATI GAJAH, Fri._ The bleating of a goat led a man to- death during a thunderstorm here yesterday. llazar Singh, n. a rattle and goat owner, went out into the rain to investigate the bleating and was struck by lightninc and killed.
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    WAIVE FRUIT DUTY, URGE DEALERS
    130 2 PENANG. Friday. REPRESENTATIVES of the Penang Fruit Dealers' Association today met the assistant Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. and urged the Government to waive the duty on local fruits. Mr Chan Tuck, president of the association, told Mr. Cheah that the
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    Woman was strangled
    63 2 MUAR. Fri— The Coroner.] I Inche Abulleh bin Ngah. re- I corded a verdict of death by > strngulation by a person or persons unknown or an unidentified woman, whose body wa s found n?ar the Muar ferry seven months ago. i The body was found 1
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    Texas youth winner of writing contest
    84 2 Texas youth winner of writing contest SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Ford Company today announced that a 17. year. old Texas high school student was the winner of a writing contest held during the Ford teen-age press conference in Dearborn, Michigan, last September Sam Hudson, of Arlington Heights High School. Fort Worth.
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    Now a US bid to enter the rice market
    271 2 AN ATTEMPT is being made by American exporters to eater the rice market here. Negotiations are now going on between their representatives and a Singapore businessman for the purchase of 25.000 tons of rice grown In America Meanwhile, othf-r rlcenroduclng countries—Thailand.
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    Lawyer to meet Minister on Monday
    154 2 Lawyer to meet Minister on Monday DENANG, Fri. Mr. Jag-jit Singh, counsel for the 30 Indonesians held in Penang on arms charges, will meet the Minister for External Affairs. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. Dr Ismail had agreed to the meeting on the
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    Lock icon Legal snags delay cut-rate air fares
    162 3 LONDON, Fri. A plan for half-price flights to Commonwealth countries by charter airliner has been dropped. The Commonwealth Union of Trade organisers of the scheme, said that "with great regret" they cannot at present operate the proposed series of charter flights owing to legal
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    DEAN FACES MURDER CHARGE
    76 3 BATON ROUGE, Fri— Dr. George H. Mickey, Dean of the Louisiana State University Graduate School, and an internationally known biologist, was accused yesterday of murdering Margaret Rosamond McMillan. 38. biology professor at the university. The police say Mickey bludgeoned Dr. McMillan to death just before midnight
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    Lock icon CUT IN RED FORCES MORE APPARENT THAN REAL
    627 3 HOW THE WEST REACTED TO THAT KHRUSHCHEV SPEECH ONE of the first thoughts that struck officials studying Mr. Khrushchev's disarmament speech today was that he was not giving away as much as might appear. They said the conclusion they drew on flst
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    NOW MORE JOIN MAC BOYCOTT MOVE
    102 3 SALISBURY, Friday. INDIAN and coloured communities here yesterday decided to Join a boycott by prominent Africans of a speech by the British Prime Minister, Mr Macmillan Mr. Macmillan, currently touring Africa, is scheduled to speak on Tuesday to the Rhodesian National Affairs Association In
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    Lock icon Nevil Shute is cremated
    53 3 MELBOURNE, Frl Nevil Shute the best-selling British author who died here three days ago after suffering a stroke, was cremated yesterday. At the funeral service the Coadjutor of Melbourne, the Rt. Rev. J. D. McKie, said the author had made millions happier and better able to
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    Lock icon ICY FLOOD DRIVES 15,000 OUT OF HOMES
    184 3 ICY FLOOD DRIVES 15,000 OUT OF HOMES AMSTERDAM. Fri. A An army of 4,000 troops and civilians were last night rescuing the last of 15.000 people driven from their homes by Icy water flooding through a breached dyke. A biting north-east wind drove the waters of the North Sea through
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    Lock icon Mid-April talks to draw up West's summit strategy
    262 3 LONDON, Friday. T*IE FOREIGN Ministers of the United States A Britain. France and West Germany are expected to meet in mid-April to formulate Western views for the summit conference. The ministers will probably meet In Washington though this has not been finally
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    Lock icon Kutchuk arrives
    30 3 LONDON. Fri. Dr Fadll Kutchuk. Turkish Cyprlot vice-president elect of an Independent Cyprus, arrived here by air last night to attend Uie Cyprus ministerial conference beginning tomorrow. Reuter.
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    Lock icon SEARCH FOR TUG'S CREW
    49 3 LIVERPOOL. Fri.— Boats searched the River Mersey yesterday for the bodies of «ix men drowned last H«ht when the 230-ton local tug. Applecarth. capsized and sank after bein* in collision with a 10.500-ton freighter. A seventh member of the crew was picked up dead Reuter.
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    Lock icon For Kenya talks
    38 3 LONLX)N, Fri.— Mr. Michael BlundeU. 1 leader of the non-racial New Kenya Group, arrived here yesterday In a party of delegates from Kenya who will attend the colony's constitutional conference, which opens on Monday —Reuter
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      309 3 Your radio today..* RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Median Wave 47« »«tre« NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 SERVICE 41 7 metre* ?orr D aS c x e h s&ws; services Newt 805 A Date With Music; Kuala Lumpur 341 metre* 8.30 Calling All Hospitals; 800 3<« metres Close Down;
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    Campaign agatnst bogus benevolent societies soon-Byrne
    318 4 Campaign agatnst bogus benevolent societies soon-Byrne 'THESE ASSOCIATIONS WERE SET UP FOR FRAUDULENT PURPOSES' SINGAPORE, Friday. |MIX Singapore Government is to crack down on fraudulent benevolent associations, which, in the words of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, have in the past been "a fruitful field of all kinds
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    SONGKOKS FOR 4 DELEGATES TO MANILA
    201 4 SONGKOKS FOR 4 DELEGATES TO MANILA SINGAPORE, rri. vlr Paul Cheng. Divisional Inspector of Schools, was one of four Federation delegates who left here by PAA today for Manila. They will attend a regional conference of National Commissions for LNESCO. Bespectacled Mr. Cheng, like the others, was sporting a songkok
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    The Muslim Bill
    73 4 The Muslim Bill Views are sought SINGAPORE, Fri. The select committee of the Legislative Assembly on the Muslims (Amendment) Bill has Invited repiesentatlons from the public on the Bill, whose main purpose is to increase the powers of the Shariah Court. They may be made in writing in Chinese, English,
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    New President
    17 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. T. A Simon has been elected president of the Singapore Buddhist Association.
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    Got air and rail fares with fake letter—6 months' jail
    203 4 Got air and rail fares with fake letter— 6 months' jail I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A former North Borneo estate dresser was sentenced today to six months' Jail for cheating Mansfield and Co., Ltd., here of rail and air tickets and $200 cash. Jeyaprakash Mohan Rao, 41. admitted in the Sessions
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    2 BANKRUPTS GRANTED DISCHARGE
    88 4 2 BANKRUPTS GRANTED DISCHARGE SINGAPORE. Fri. Two clerks were discharged as bankrupts by Mr. Justice Wee Chone Jin in the High Court today. Clerk No. 1. Robert Teow. a War Department employee. I was a bankrupt since June > 1956, with liabilities amount- i ing to $3,962. It was stated
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    THEATRE FUND: $335,977
    69 4 I SINGAPORE. Fri. Eight donations to the National Theatre Fund today brought the total to $335,977.54. Today's donations: Huo Vow Wo Cho Sia $50. Indoj Straits Trading Co. Ltd. $50, Hong San Public School $255, Tien Wah Press Ltd. $500. Dr K. Coomaraswamy $100 Nanyang Tv SI
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    SwimmingClub'si reunion dinner
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Fri Th e Chinese Swimming Club will hold a Chinese New Year re-unton dinner and dance on Feb. 6. at 8 p.m. Tickets at $5 per head are sold at the Club. The Club will also hold a Children's Day on Feb. 14 when there will
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    BODY FLOWN FROM SYDNEY IS BURIED
    129 4 BODY FLOWN FROM SYDNEY IS BURIED SINGAPORE. Fri. A hush of gloom shrouded the Gob household in Oxley Kise today as it mourned the death in Australia of a son. Paul. 25. Paul, an outstanding student in applied geology. died of cerebral haemorrhage on Mondaymorning in Sydney Hospital. His body,
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    Radio interview
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. New Zealand pianist. Peter Cooper, will be interviewed In Radio Singapore's "Visitor's Book" at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Council plans to spend a total of $131.8 million
    395 4 Council plans to spend a total of $131.8 million $1.6 M. DEFICIT IN THE i960 CITY BUDGET SINGAPORE. Friday 'THE City Council has budgetted to spend this year a total of $131,871,732, including the three trading departments of electricity, gas and water and the City Engineer's Department subsidiary account. i
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    A FATHER OF EIGHT
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    New school
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Fri The Anglican High School. Upper Changi Road, will be officially opened and blessed by the Bishop of Singapore. Rt. Rev. H. W. Balnes, on St. Paul's Day. Jan. 25 at 5.30 p.m.
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    IN FREE PRESS WALK
    73 4 MR. Ngien Ah Sgtt, 45, is the father of eight and be is going to show bis children bow fit be is. For the second successive year, he has entered for the Free Press Walk on Sunday, Feb. 28. "It's good fun," he said when be
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    INCHE YUSOF TO TOUR SOUTHERN ISLANDS
    120 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Lshak will tour the Southern Islands beginning on Sunday. This is his first visit to the Islands since his Installation as head of the State last month. On Sunday, he will visit Pulau Bukom
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    STILL TO BE WON: THE GOLD MEDAL
    198 4 STILL TO BE WON: THE GOLD MEDAL PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONY SINGAPORE, Fri. 1 The gold medal for distinction in English offered by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce from its City Commemoration Prize j Fund, has gone un- claimed for the ninth j successive year. "This is a cause for regret," said
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      86 4 today's Singapore diary... SINOAPOKE JUDO CLUB: Junior class general practice 7.30 pjn. to 10 pjn. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by T. C. Tan at Dtethelm building. Market Street. 0 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Rhythmic movement 9.45 a.m.; beauty culture examination 2 D.m. V.M.C.A. (Orchard Road): Malay class Cambridge
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      67 4 wetghturting 3 pjn.; badminton practice 2 p.m.; Chinese tv^wrw 7.30 p.m. PAYA LEBAK METHODIST CHI'BCH: Fellowship group meet--Ins 4.30 p.m. GEYLANG STR UTS CHINESE METHODIST CHVKCH: MYJ "The After Olow" 7 pm I*!< EY METHODIST CHI RCH. Fellowship gathering 6.30 p.m. *LIM CHI?KCH (Seranfoon Road i Christ Ambassadors choir practice
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      78 4 ELIM CBUBCH (Everitt Road) Chrtot Ambuaadors youth fellowship 330 p.m *AMAKBIBHNA MISSION (Norrta Ro«l): Claw on Srlmf Bha^avad OIU 6.30 p.m KATONG BOYB- CLlB: Badminton 3 pm: boxlns. Indoor »»me«, iwpak ra«a. body-building 5 p.m movie circle shov 7 o m BLKIT TIMAH VOI'TM CLIB: T»ble-tennls. body-bulldtng. football 4 p.m.;
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    Muslims to run lottery
    231 5 WELFARE COMMITTEE TO RAISE $50,000 FOR POOR KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE SELANGOR Muslim Welfare Committee has started a $50,000 lottery to raise funds lor destitute Muslims in the state. In organising the lottery, the committee rejected the orthodox religious view that money from a lottery was
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    Admitted to Bar
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, Crown counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, today.
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    Magistrate named for juveniles
    68 5 Magistrate named for juveniles SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs. Quek Bee See. a barrister, has been appointed Juvenile court magistrate. She is also an assistant director of legal aid at the Ministry of Labour and Law. Mrs. Quek was admitted to the Singapore Bar early In 1958. She succeeds Miss W. A.
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    DATO T0-DIRECT THE BRITISH TECHNICAL AW PLANS
    119 5 DATO T0DIRECT THE BRITISH TECHNICAL AW PLANS DATO A.H.P. HUMPHREY, former secretary to the Ministry of Finance, haa been appointed director of technical assistance In the Commonwealth Relations Office in London. A Commonwealth Relations Office spokesman said in London last night that the appointment indicated the increasing attention being paid
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    Malaya 'would suffer' if she imposed a boycott
    231 5 Malaya 'would suffer' if she imposed a boycott KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaya would suffer if she boycotted goods from South Africa, the president of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, Mr. H. I. Thornton-Jones, said today. He was commenting on a call by the Malayan Trade Union Congress for a boycott
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    Five new JPs, 40 others honoured on Perak Sultan's birthday
    541 5 THE Sultan of Perak today created five new Justices of the Peace and bestowed state decorations on 40 others to mark his 70th birthday. The investiture ceremony was held in the throne room of the Istana Iskandariah where the receipients
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    NOW A PLEDGE TO PROMOTE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE
    281 5 NOW A PLEDGE TO PROMOTE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE J{UALA KANGSAR. Fri.— In a loyalty address read to the Sultan of Perak on his "Oth birthday today, the state administration, rajahs and chiefs pledged to "promote the welfare of the people and inculcate in them a spirit of unity and
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    'Come off the fence' drive by the MCA
    360 6 BIG YOUTH CONFERENCE IS PLANNED FIS the aim of the Malayan Chinese Association to bring together "fence-sitters" and others and make them all loyal to the country, said the MCA's acting president, Da to Che '.i Toon Lok. here today. "We must
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    An old and hungry tiger roams near Aussie jungle base
    300 6 An old and hungry tiger roams near Aussie jungle base fPOH, Fri.— An old ti--1 ger which is believed to be a potential man-eater is playing "ghost" with men of the Ist Bn., the Royal Australian Regiment, operating in the deep jungle of North Perak. The only signs the soldiers
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    2211 b opium charge
    58 6 KLANO. Fri— A hawker. Nk Thlam. 53. was charged in the Sessions Court here today with possession of 52 slabs and two packets of raw opium totalling 221 lb. at an attap hut in Kampong Kuantan Road on Jan. 13. Bail of $10,000 in two sureties
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    Advice bureau on careers
    50 6 Advice bureau on careers BUKIT MERTAJAM. M. —As part of its community service, the Rotary Club here has set up an advice bureau on careers and other problems, the retiring president, Mr. K. T. Joseph, said at a dinner last night. The Rev. A. C. Peatfleld was installed new president
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    STRAY DOGS PLAGUE NANYANG UNIVERSITY
    63 6 STRAY DOGS PLAGUE NANYANG UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE, Fri—Nanyang University is being: "invaded by swarms of up to 50 or 64 stray docs at night. Students today complained that the dogs caused a lot of nuisance by their incessant barking and howling, and disturbed their studies. The strays come from neighbouring villages.
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    New jobs advice plan for school leavers
    210 6 A BLUEPRINT to help the thousands of youths who leave schools in the Federation every year to choose their careers is to be drawn up by the Government. An Australian trained officer of the Labour Department. Inche Shamsuddln bin Mohamed Shane. is now
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    A colony on the verge of revolt—then rubber suddenly became important
    1327 7 A colony on the verge of revolt— then rubber suddenly became important STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE A TIME OF GREAT POLITICAL DISCORD BETWEEN THE COLONIES OF SINGAPORE AND PENANG MR. KOH SEANG iTI TAT warmed to his subject. "Speaking direct ly to my friends, the Europeans of the Settlement," he
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      197 7 Tin- Saint LmtUv Chartvris Li'l Abner l*y Ai Lapp TH'-so«'- DAWG K (-ITS T/NY.'f TH' V'aH IS A MIZ2LUBLE "rfOUNG HILL- "S BOX WHW GO OM! '.'-IT'S A GatANICE,JUICy \MOST EUGi&IE IS!*r BILLV,AN'^D'IS A-s'6«.'-GENOOV;iNE:J HOPELESS LOVE f -VO'/. v CHUNK "-NCNV^HE. WAR-OLE BA&EUDP j EVE-TALJAN PIG-GIRL AN' SO, CAINT UMNERSTAM'
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    DEATH
    35 8 M .re-, tv (Minimum) LEICESTER Dato Dr. William Samuei Le:c<-«<i-r on sth January IMO i Mtlmtn Medical s,rvice«. retired) of Roalenden" Bramley. Surrey, the beloved husband of Dorothy. Deeply re»;r»tted Federation Papers please copy.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    532 8 it HW. tie (Minimum) TMI COCKPIT'S Java Ri)sttafel served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. ROBINSONS. Singapore: for the convenience of our umoraers, store open until .'> p m. today. THE OTHER SIDE of the Suez story at last) Kden's Memoirs are being published in February. From th« r>et!er
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    The Straits Times Saturday. January 16, 1960 Industrial Peace
    648 8 The Straits Times Saturday. January 16, 1960 Industrial Peace The Singapore Government, which has a reputation for swift action, has not attempted any speed records in preparing the Industrial Relations Bill which will set up machinery for the prevention and settlement of trade disputes. The bill, the first reading of
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    Mr.K'sTechnique
    348 8 The coming reduction of the Russian army by a million and a quarter men looks less impressive when it is realised that American and Russian numbers will then just about match. The West has been a long way ahead in shrinking the size of its military forces. Moreover Mr.
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    Home Work
    247 8 Though it will concentrate on a smaller range of activities, the work of RIDA will become more rather than less important as rural development accelerates. Already it has a good tally of work done, money advanced and ideas tried. Many of its successes, small in themselves, are the
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    K and H bid for the White House...
    877 8  - K and H bid for the White House... PATRICK O'DONOVAN TWO TOP DEMOCRATS ENTER THE RACE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION BY WASHINGTON. Friday TWO men of very different backgrounds, but of similar ideas have declared they will try for the Democrat nomination for the presidency this year. They are both
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    4 8 JUNGLE DRUMS
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    374 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Times of Jan. 16. 1910 A FURTHER rise in the price of tin is confident, ly expected and the Chinese merchants of Penan* even declare that they expect it will touch $80 picul before Chinese New Year. AN American, .Mr. H. Sands, who will
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      7 8 ■#i>/liVt/iAO/(iVt/ii\«X(i\( Cjammeter SWISS M4D£ STOPWATCHES from $48.-
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      148 8 ARTHUR MEE'S CHILDRENS ENCYCLOPEDIA Arthur Mee's Children's Encyclopedia is a truly unique achievement. For forty years It ha* remained supreme, unchallenged as home education in its flne't form. The latest edition In ten volumes. superbly produced, expertly written, upholds the fine tradition of tha work, a tradition acknowledged by generations
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    How good is your Malay?
    13 9 ENTER THE STRAITS TiMES-BERITA HARIAN MALAY ESSAY CONTEST!
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    2 missing in sea crash
    470 9 FOUR SLEEPLESS NIGHTS... SHE SEEKS HELP TO TRACE PARTLY DEAF AND BLIND RUBY Tug hits tanker and sinks: Nine other sailors are picked up T SINGAPORE, Friday. WO Singapore members of the 11-man crew of the 100-ton sea-going tug, Pacific I, belonging to the Caltex
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    Madam Yeo, 76, pines for her missing pet dog
    370 9 Madam Yeo, 76, pines for her missing pet dog SINGAPORE, Fri. For four days now, a Singapore grandmother has been pining for her missing Pekinese, Ruby, which is partly deaf and blind. Madam Yeo Ah Ylng, 76. has suffered four sleepless nights fraught with anxiety. Hers is a touching story
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    FORGED NOTES
    188 9 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Some people in possession of forged $1 notes are attempting to pass them on as legal currency because they know they will not be reimbursed if they hand them over to the police But the police warned today: "It is the duty of every citizen
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    HE STOLE CAR—'WAS ON WAY TO PICK UP WAITRESS'
    205 9 HE STOLE CAR— 'WAS ON WAY TO PICK UP WAITRESS' SINGAPORE. Frl.-A wharf worker who stole a car and who said he was on his way to pick up a waitress was jailed by a district court today for 18 months. Rajab bin Abdullah, alias Lim Ah Leng. was convicted
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    JAVANESE SARONG 'EXPERTS' ARE HIRED AT $1 A DAY
    245 9 INVESTIGATIONS re- garding the pay and terms of employment of 14 Indonesian batik experts, who have been brought to Singapore by a Chinese businessman, are being carried out by the Indonesian Consulate, here. A spokesman of the consulate said the experts
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    FUND FOR GIVE-AWAY FATHER $2,297
    68 9 FUND FOR GIVE-AWAY FATHER $2,297 SINGAPORE. Fri. The fnnd for Mr. Tan Kok Tbuan, who had considered giving away his ax children because he was unemployed. has reached 52.297.69. A farther Jl3« was received today in addition to the previous total of 52.167.60 These are today's donations: anonymous $90 An
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    New bridge is now open
    35 9 New bridge is now open MALACCA. Fri. A new concrete bridge is now open to traffic at Sungel Lereh. five miles from here on the Malacca-Tanjong Kllng Road The bridge and road deviation cost $95,000.
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      I want to hear Malayan Malay
      174 10 T IKE every other Government servant who has been affected by the cut in variable allowances. I have tried to understand the motives of the Government philosophically. The things that I have to deny myself and my family as a result of the pay-cuts
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      The surprise in a side-car
      84 10 A WEEK ago I saw a sidecar being driven by a man with his wife behind him and his four children in the sidecar. The children whose ages ranged from four to seven were crouched uncomfortably on the seat. Until I saw this surpris- ing
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      The white elephant on the east coast
      822 10 Why not convert railway into a highway? LAST Monday's London Times bore the interesting news that the Norfolk County Council is to buy 30 miles of the old Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway from British Railways for conversion into roads. When asked
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      An adviser
      93 10 W ITH a tnp >n><idl« and misunderstanding evident in education matters in the Federation, is it not time that the Minister looked about him to get an adviser with experience of legal practice to assist him? There seem to be vague ideas of the functions of local education
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      298 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS i. Horse-man and dog going 1. Particle wltnout any pouibi- round Etna In eruption <*>. llty of dissection? ii 9. Gold source under street in 6. "The; his name on the London (6). Abbey-stones" (Browning) 14. Arrogant beauty vanishes (7». Finns taken aback rV), 10. Is
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    Quiet week in rubber
    349 12 MARKET conditions have continued quiet for the whole week, report H.C.B. Co., Ltd., in their current rubber market review. The end of trading In January 1 R.S.S. did not produce any particular surprises and this position held a premium of less than half a cent without
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    322 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Sln--0 gapore Harbour Board wharves today are: Orn* I' 2, Antilochus 4/3. Onyo Maru 6A. Cltv a. Rlpou 6, 7, Sibonga 8 9. Glengarry 10 It. I Ariana 13 14, Laos 15 16. Bandung Maru 18, Mandama 19. Tong Hin N.Wall 4, Seilca Maru
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    70 12 'Till Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the folI lowing changes in Ha rates to I merchants yesterday tall rates to I SIM): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: French New Franca 160: N«tnrgian Kroner 233 1/J. On the free exchange market it, Hong Kong, the I.S. dollar uas quoted
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    SHARE PRICES STEADY ON QUIET MART: RUBBER SAGS
    622 12 By Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH the Malayan Share Market yesterday was quiet, prices which had been slipping for some days turned steady at the lower levels. This was due to selective support particularly in the industrial section of the market. oammon were
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    31 12 SINGAPORE. JAN. 15. RUBBER: 81.13. per Ib. (down one cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.13. (dull). TIN: $388.12} per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 180 tons (down 30 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    154 12 FEBRUARY first grade rubber 1 buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 113 cents per lb.. down one cent on Thursday's I close. The closing tone was inactive, (losing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: 1 OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 113\. sellers 114',; Int
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    Coal production
    23 12 Malayan Collieries produced 22.689 tons In the iast qua.ter of 1959— October 7.677 tons Nore»k*r 8,895 tons and December 6.117 tons
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 12 MELBOURNE. Frt. INVESTMENT shares closed the week on an easier tone here today. Drug Houses rase a further Is. to 635. and Factors gained Is. Id. to M.s 6d Base metals were up while the oil, c;ivfd slightly. Commonwealth bond* held a firm fend Con Zinc 85 buyer
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Share Market: Jan. 15 Jan. 14 Industrials: 121.85 121.63 Tina: 150.56 151.00 f Rubbers: 224.26 225.26 Jan. 1 1958—100.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    659 12 rTHE Malayan Share Brokers' 1 Association reported e*ierday: "All t«cUons were selectively better with support at the lower levels. The turnover was (air. 1 Singapore and Federation bro- j kers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: industrials: B. B. Petrol 39s 41»d.; Con. Tin Smelt ord«
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    111 12 OINUAPORE Chines* Produce Exchange noon prices per plrul yesterday were Copra: quiet; UK/Comment January /February shipments $41 a buyers. S42>, sellers. Coconut oil": quiet; bulk $62 sellers, drum $64'j sellers. Pepper: quiet no business was reported done MunI tok white 5451, Sarawak $450 (both down $10). special Sarawak
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    Cement output
    25 12 Malayan (emeu I Ltd report pradnettoa at the Ra».u« «crk.<s wa* 11.970 ton* in Oct6oer 19 7191 'JTi^Sr 1 411 1 1 0
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      1190 12 Express V.SJL. Pacific Atlantic Coast Scrvic. n iu pc >ng ?h l -$u Ht x 35=£? __$s:* iMK mm All suitably eouicpec with deed tanks lor carnage ot all bulk liquid cargoes. iMS.ri direct for Honi'o--. San fracisco. Los Angefes. Crtstobel. New YorH, fnsenada. Bolton Philadelphia. Baltimore. Nerfon. Charleston, SavinnaV
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      730 12 NOTICES NOTICE MR. LV SINOKO. our former 'Local Manager', has Ml our service as from 14th January, 1960 and is no longer authorised to transact business of any kind on behalf of Agence FrancePresse. Director, Agence France-Presse Singapore Bureau, NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA MMM.M*/. 4*4% REGISTERED! STOCK IM4/IOT4. NOTICE is
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      710 12 NOTICES MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED Incorporated in England) The Board ot Directors has declared an Interim Dividend (or the year ending 30th June 1960. of 3d per share, less Income Tax at 7/9 In the payable in London on Ist March 1960 to all Shareholders on the Register on 11th
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      248 12 NOTICES NOTICE Mr. Lul Pit Tuck ceased to be employed as chiet clerk in the employ of internation.il electrical services, 28 Templer Road. Seremban. as from Jan. 16, i960. He 4, is not authorised tc collect any money or represent the Company in any business. DISSOLUTION of ENGAGEMENT NOTICE is
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      838 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Applications are invited for the post of assistant nurse in he Municipal Health Dept. Applicants should be Federal citizens not over 35 years of age and must be registered trained assistant nurses. Salary scale: $152.50 x 750 257.50 p.m. a coat ol living allowance
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      889 13 (Continnrd from Page II SITUATIONS VACANT Word* IS (Min.)— Box M ets. extra BOX ASS7I S.T. Spore. Position tilled. Applicants thanked JUNIOR CONDUCTOR required for estate in Kedah. Reply with full particulars to Box A 9718 B.T. K.L. 4 BOOKKEEPERS: 5 Costing Clerks: 4 Eurasian European Secretaries: Junior Stenographers: Immediately
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      1045 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word, li (Min.)— Box it ets. txtro BOX AS63 8.T.. Ipoh, position filled. Applicants thanked. TWO CHINESE EXECUTIVE 30/40 required te run well established British Company's Impert and Building Materials Departments. Ability to control stuff and handle correspondence essential. High standard of education required. University Degree preferable.
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      1128 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Words IS (Mm.) Box it et: txtrm EUROPEAN FAMILY requires unI furnished 3 bedroom house K.L. or P. Jaya Reply P. O. Box 942. K. Lumpur WANTED TO RENT In Opera or Frankel Estate 3 bedrooms unfurnished semi-detached or single storey terrace. Reasonable rent. Ring- Spore *****
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      1099 13 WANTED it Word* IS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm 35m m. CIN I -P AOJICTOH secondhand. In good condition. Write, giving full details and price wanted, to Bom ASM) B.T. B'pore. FORfICN FIRM near market plac* Hmrnpors requires qualified Malar teacher for thr** staff members (otCinnera) twice weekly 4.30 5.30
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      623 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* U (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm SINGAFORE USED CAR Co.. Offer 1959 Minor IUOO. 1958 BorK»ard Isabella. Hlllman Minx. 1957 Km 600. 1100. 1956 MG Magnette. 19SS Morris Minor. Ford Zephyr. Btudebaker Champion. 1952 Morris Minor. 1951 Standard Vanguard. Nash Rambler Convertible. Btudehaker Champion. Trade-ins
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      437 13 FOR SALE it Word* U (Min.)— Box St et*. txlrm STEREO AMPLIFIERS: Pioneer. Trio, Calrad. Avantlc. Scott. Fisher, MaranU etc. Speakers, JBL, Pioneer. Goodmans Trlaxiom. Model 212, 412. 612 etc.. Call for demonstration at Hwee Seng Co., 259. Beach Road. Tel: (Spore) ***** PRECISION, BEAUTIFUL SWISS sewing machines "Turlssa" $645.00
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      384 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word* tit (Minimum) Dull, i WssumX It Word. 11 Jt f/ Via.) YOU OWN A QIC. Ksn— L'ritnly $11, 177. Orchard Road. ***** EXQUISITE diamond jade rlngaj. Lee Onn. 206"!. 8. Bridge Road. BOUGHT YOUR CHINESE New Tear Jewellery? Visit Chim* Siting Jewellers. FIGURE PROBLEMS? Have
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    RACING with EPSOM JEEP
    9 14 RACING with EPSOM JEEP FOLLOW this YOUNG STA YER
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    Sulpizio to score a double
    1520 14 Sulpizio to score a double TOMORROW'S RUNNERS RIDERS AT iPOH Race 1—2.00: (Class 2, Div. 5)— 6 Furs. 1 Roc (Tiki St.) Bagby, 4 TO *Drai»ji 2 ***** Meteorite II (Universe Bt.) Bagby. 7 8.12 (F) King 1 3 ***** Dimple* fCB St.) TJoa. 5 8.12 (F) hi S 4
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    $576 winner in 1916!
    220 14 By CALL BOY CHYLOCK HOME'S 5474 stunner at Ipoh last Sunday has galvanised several veteran punters into thumbing back the. pages of their presumably wellpreserved record books. Many of us of course remember Palitoys S4«l win at Penang about ye yearr ago but one racing historian
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    Wilson to ride in Malaya
    106 14 pERTH. Frl. W^st Australian Jockey Johnny Wilson has accepted a retainer to ride for a leading Malayan stable. He is expected to leave Perth on Sunday. He already h»s made his airline booking to Singapore but is awaiting confirmation that the Straits Racing Association has
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    CUP FINAL WILL REVIVE 'FIJIAN SPECTACLE'
    1387 15  -  BY lIIIIIIIIIIH NORMAN SIEBEL ..lllMlMlltlltlMlUlllllllHllllilltlllillfllimilillilllllllll NOT since Johore's Fijian inspired days has a H.M.S. Malaya Cup Rugby final attracted so much interest as today's meeting at the Merdeka Stadium of the Combined Services of Singapore and Perak in the 31st match in the series.
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    -The final line-up
    86 15 PERAK: H. T. Eveleigh; R. |ohnson T. I. Robinson, H. Forbes (captain), A. Rodrigues; P. Me Andrew. A. Mc.kle: R. Church, O. Perry, C. H. M. Richey: C. H. Caddy. M. Dartaya; I Sullivan, E. S. Cooper. R. C. M. Brown. SINGAPORE COMBINED SERVICES: D. Russell (cap*.);
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    PREVIOUS RESULTS
    133 15 1921-22 1922-23 1923-24 1924-25 1925-26 1926-27 1927-28 1929-30 1930-31 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 1934-35 1935-36 1936-37 1937*38 1938-39 1939-40 1947-48 1949-50 1950-ii 1951-52 1952-53 I<V>3-54 1954-55 i<r.',-.ifi 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 Selangor 5 Singapore Perak 3 Negri w Singapore and Selangor (no match— ground unplayable) Singapore 39 Selangor 13 Singapore
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    TUN RAZAK TO ATTEND
    55 15 'TUX Abdul Razak, the Deputy Prime Minister, will pre--1 sent the H.M.S. Malaya Cup to the winners after the match. Radio Malaya will give a commentary of the whole match in its English programme service. Admission prices are: $3 (reserved seatst. $2 (covered stands) and 50
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    Strengthen links with masses, party urged
    779 16 PREMIER LEE: IF WE LOSE TOUCH WITH THE PEOPLE WE CANNOT FULFIL OUR TASKS THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight told P.A.P. cadres and members attending the party's fifth anniversary cultural show at the Badminton Hall that they must strengthen their links
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    DEATH
    30 16 MNNATHAMBY AMB ALAVAN AR .1 Karaioasar on 14.1.60 father of Mesxra Sinnatbamb) formerly of O_MMI Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, r ;ima»ivajram. Labour Dopartmrni, KtuanK and Kanagasabai, Dlspenury Municipality. Kuala Lum»jur
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    RIDA SHOPS' WILL TRAVEL TO KAMPONGS
    105 16 RIDA SHOPS' WILL TRAVEL TO KAMPONGS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Kampongs throughout tbe country will soon be serviced by travelling shops organised by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority. Each shop is a converted motor caravan and is packed with articles made by kampong craftsmen such as Kelantan and Trengganu sarongs
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    Resignation
    16 16 PARIS, Fri. M. Max Flechet, Conservative Secretary of State for External Trade Affairs, resigned today.
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    Inche Rahman to be the new Minister of Education
    189 16 Inche Rahman to be the new Minister of Education KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IMPORTANT changes in the Cabinet will take place on Monday. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari will be solely Minister of Commerce and Industry, and Inche Abdul Rahman bin Tallb will become Minister of Education The changes were approved
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    26 16 NEW DELHI. Fri The Bovlet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, will visit India sometime In the second week of February, a spokesman said here today.
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    266 16 ft From Page One without the presence of a representative oi the Labour Department. He said: "Since the official ot the department would be conversant with the facts of the dispute in question, there is less likelihood of the police being called in to deal with frivolous
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