The Straits Times, 14 December 1960

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    19 1 AVEBACi: DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times AW** 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1960. 13 CENTS
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    RAZAK's CONGO PLEDGE
    1565 1 SPECIAL FORCE WILL DO ITS DUTY' Withdrawal plea by Opposition is rejected 'We stand by the United Nations' KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, declared today that Malaya's Special Force in the Congo will stay in the troubled Republic "as long as they
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    Tun Tan dies at 77
    568 1 TENGKU ORDERS STATE FUNERAL MALACCA, Tues. f U N Tan ChengLock, founderpresident of the M.C.A. died in the Gene r a j Hospital here tonight. He was 77. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who will fly to Malacca tomorrow, has ordered a state funeral. No date has
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    Lock icon Seato warning to Russia on Laos meddling
    370 1 Seato warning to Russia on Laos meddling j BANGKOK. Tun. THli South East x Asia Treaty Organisation warned Russia today against intervention in the civil war in Laos. In a formal statement after a special session, the SEATO Council of Representatives said continued Russian interference in Laos could only prolong
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    FLOODS: TWO ROADS STILL BLOCKED
    125 1 riiHE FEDERATION was almost clear of floods to- day except for two roads on the East Coast which are still impassable. The Dungun ferry connecting road communication between the East Coast and the West Coast is now open to all traffic after being closed for
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    Sandys due in Malaya
    50 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea.— The British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Mr. Duncan Sandys, will visit Malaya from Jan. 13 to Jan. 16. it was announced by the Ministry or External Affairs today. He will come at the Invitation of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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    Lock icon Wedding guests
    39 1 BRUSSELS. Tues. Princess Margaret and her husband Mr. Antony' Armstrong-Jones flew Into Brussels today for Thursday's wedding of King Baudouin and Dona Fablola of Spain. The Princess will r epresent her sister, Queen Elizabeth of Britain. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rolling up in style...
    33 1 YEW YORK, Tues. A Fifth Avenue store has told women customers it will send a RollsRoyce to pick them up when they want to buy their Christmas presents. Reuter.
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    ONG SAYS 'NO' TO LEE CHALLENGE TO REPEAT CHARGES OF NEPOTISM
    487 1 ONG SAYS 'NO' TO LEE CHALLENGE TO REPEAT CHARGES OF NEPOTISM SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Ong Eng Guan today declined to accept Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's challenge to repeat outside the privilege of the Chamber charges of nepotism that he had made in the Assembly. In a statement Issued at 7
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    Student found dead in hotel
    461 1 Student found dead in hotel SINGAPORE. Tues. A law student who was involved in a sleeping tablets incident four days ago was I found dead in an hotel room in Johore Bahru this morning. Perumal Teruwandi. 21, a bespectacled Freshman, died as arrangements were being made by the university authorities
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    LATEST
    28 1 rwo kilud B'».\L 'Alijtru I Two people killed JDil injured wuvn IH'lik. "P' '••i tir ou LuroptJu nvu.i'r j''ir; in viah hi tiidj'- Pcut'.r. Bi' k r
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      10 1 TUN TAH-an honoured place in Malayan history See Back Page
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    Lock icon 4 million jobless
    43 2 WASHINGTON. T v c s.— America's unemployed numbered more than four million in November, the highest nure for the month since the depression in the *****. The total was 4.031,000. compared with 3.579.000 in October an Increase of 452.000.— Reuter.
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    Kennedy choice of aides hailed
    393 2 'SHOWS NEW ACCENT ON AFRO-ASIAN TIES' LONDON, Tuesday THE FOREIGN affairs appointments in the new U.S. administration were generally welcomed here as showing the awareness of Presi-dent-elect John Kennedy to the key importance of America's relations with the Afro-Asian world. There was no formal comment
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    Lock icon German-Red trade pact put off at 11th hour
    204 2 I>ONN, Tues. The signing of a threeyear trade agreement between Russia and West Germany was I postponed last night, the West German news! agency DPA reported. The postponement was de- cided 2>/2 hours afler the time fixed for the signing and after
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    China, India sum up talks
    211 2 NEW DELHI. Tu«s. I INDIAN and Communist Chinese officials yesterday signed a report summing up nearly six months of talks on the border dispute between the two countries. An Indian External Affairs Ministry announcement said it was hoped the report "will enhance the understanding of
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    Lock icon TRIES TO SAVE BABY OVERCOME BY SMOKE
    44 2 TRIES TO SAVE BABY OVERCOME BY SMOKE FIRE lieutenant James Came (centre) gives mouth to-mouth resuscitation to 21 -month-old Michael Ray Steal, who was overcome by smoke in a bathroom fire at his home in San Diego. California. The child later died. U.P.I, picture.
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    AFRICANS IN A FINAL WALK-OUT
    224 2 AFRICANS IN A FINAL WALK-OUT LONDON, Tuesday. ''PHE "big three" African nationalist leaders from Northern and Southern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, yesterday walked out of the London constitutional conference on the future of the Central African Federation of the three territories "for good." The three leaders— Dr. Hastings Banda of Nya.saland.
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    Lock icon War Office job for the Duke of Kent
    123 2 LONDON, Tues.— The Duke of Kent, cousin of Queen Elizabeth, is to take up an appointment in the office of the Chief of the Imperial General Staff as a junior staff officer on Feb. 13, the War Office announced yesterday. The 25-year-old
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    Lock icon CHINA AND U.N: BRITAIN-U.S. TALKS PLAN
    351 3 LONDON. Tues. Commons told of hope for a new discussion soon BRITAIN hopes to discuss the question of China's admission to the United Nations with the new United States administration "at an early stage." This was stated by Mr. Joseph Godber. British Foreign Under-Secretary.
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    Lock icon No opposition
    27 3 TAIPEH. Tues— The Inauguration of the first political opposition party in Nationalist China has been postponed to early next year, it was learned yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Storm kills 6
    21 3 MANIZALES (Columbia) Tues.— A two-hour torrential downpour caused a landslide here yesterday, killing at least six people.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Snowstorm turns Washington into a 'ghost town'
    164 3 Snowstorm turns Washington into a 'ghost town' WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. capital was a "ghost town" under eight inches of snow yesterday, with the Government virtually closed down, Christmas shopping disrupted, schools abandoned for the day and transport paralysed. Government workers heard appeals over the radio to stay at home.
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    Lock icon POLICE HURT IN SIKH BARRAGE
    86 3 NEW DELHI, Tues.-^eve-ral policemen were injured last night when Sikh agitators sheltering in an old Delhi shrine bombarded police with acid, bottles, bricks and other missiles. The Sikhs launched their attack from the balconies ot Gurdwara SLsganj, the city's main Sikh temple, after a strong
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    Lock icon Remission
    33 3 KARACHI. Tues. Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan, president of the defunct All-Paki-stan Muslim League and a former Minister, has had his Jail sentence remitted for health reasons, it was officially announced today— Reuter
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    Lock icon DEATH CAUSED BY WINDSOR KNOT
    115 3 LONDON. Tues.— A 23-year-old coach driver died at Wolverhampton at the weekend because he wore his Ue in a double Windsor knot, it was reported yesterday. John Casey stumbled as he was getting out of his coach in a car park and the handbrake slipped
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    Lock icon Russia trying to smash U.N. by not paying share on Congo—U.S.
    305 3 Russia trying to smash U.N. by not paying share on Congo— U.S. NEW YORK. Turn fjPHE United States yesterday accused Rus- sia of trying to destroy the United Nations by refusing to pay its share of U.N. expenses in the Congo. The U.S. delegate, Mr. George Aiken, told the General
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    Lock icon Britons held by Lumumba men
    184 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. •pWO Britons working for the Unilever Company have been arrested by Congolese gendarmerie Joyal to Mr. Patrice Lumumba in the Orientale Province, a company spokesman said today. A number of Europeans have been detained in the province. Anti-white feeling among pro-Lumumba supporters is
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    Papers banned
    30 3 MEDAN (North Sumatra), Tues.— Two Chinese language newspapers have been banned by the local war administrator. The Democratic Daily News and the Sumatra Bin Poh were closed.— U.P.l.
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      379 3 > RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres (41.7 metrea) Short Wave: 62 metres A 800 Time Signal. Negarafmm > «a_i> M, ku N w HcadlUws; 6.05 Morning from 8.00—9.00 p.m. Melodies: 6.50 Keep Fit With Telk A.M. 6.30 Good Morning: 6.35 Lee: 7.00 Sing It Again; 7.30 Time
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    THE POISON PEN LETTERS
    392 4 SINGAPORE, Tun. j Thio hits anonymous complaints sent to Ministry of Education ANONYMOUS letters sent to the Ministry of Education, and the functions of inspectors of schools were mentioned by Mr. Thio Chan Bee (SPA Tanglin) when the Education Ministry vote was debated in the Legislative
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    TEACHER WEDS BANK CLERK IN S'PORE
    65 4 JOHORE Bahru-born Mr. Lee Yeow Phuan, Singapore school-teacher, and Miss Iris Ding, a bank clerk, who were married at the Registry of Marriages. Singapore, on Sunday. The bridegroom i s the youngest son of Madam Goh Guan Keow and the late Mr. Lee Keat
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    Rotary speaker
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ronald Stead, the South -East Asia correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor, will speak on "A look back at 1960's International news" at a luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore tomorrow at Cathay Hotel at 1 p.m.
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    Jean-Paul play
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Menorah Club will present "Men without Shadows" by Jean -Paul Sartre on Sunday at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Communal Hall at 6.30 p.m.
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    Party for Mr. Puri
    70 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— About 150 diplomats, foreign trade commissioners and members of the Indian Chamber of Commerce here attended a reception given by the chamber at the Adelphl Hotel this evening to welcome Mr. Y. K. Purl, new Indian Commissioner. Mr. Purl arrived here in August to
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    250 4 npHE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Koiig (8A961) 125 p.m; Tram London, Frankfurt, Beirut, Teheran, Delhi. Rangoon (8A716) 7 p.m.: from Melbourne, Bydney, Darwin. Jakarta (BA7IH 10.50 p.m. Garnda From Bangkok <QA996)
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    Mr. Lim Eng Bee at Canberra party
    138 4 THE CHAIRMAN of the Singapore Public Service Commission, Mr. Llm Eng Bee, is seen shaking hands with Dame Pattie Menzies, while her husband. Australian Premier Mr. Robert Menzies. looks on. The occasion was a cocktail party in honour of representatives from South East
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    MINISTER PROMISES NO WEAKENING OF RADIO ORCHESTRA
    271 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rnHE MINISTER for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam today gave the Legislative Assembly an assurance that the Radio Singapore orchestra would not be weakened. He was asked to explain why only 575.000 was budgeted for salaries for the orchestras staff next year,
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    New president for Lodge
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. 'Miss Margaret Fllnter was elected president of the Singapore Lodge Theosophlcal Society at Its annual general meeting. Other officials include Dr. C. Muruglah. vice-president; Mr. Tan Slow Hee, secretary; Mr. Kwee Sim Djlang. treasurer; Mr. L. Gopalkrishna, librarian: and Mr. Heng Seng Chiang, auditor.
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    FOR FIRST-DAY COLLECTORS
    68 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Collectors will be able to buy official first day covers commemorating the installation of Malaya's third Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the stamp counter of the Singapore General Post Office from Friday to Jan. 4. No covers will be available once stocks are exhausted. In the Federation,
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      176 4 Singapore diary... STAGE CLUB: Performance Y.W.C.A. cOutram Road): of "Arsenic and Old Lace" at Dress-making, li a.m. and 3.30 the Cultural Centre, 6 p.m. p.m. V.M.C.A.: Table tennis prac- CLOTHING SHOP: At St. Uce, 2 p.m.; body-building, 4.30 Andrew's Cathedral, 3 to 5 p.m. p.m.; judo class. Singapore NARAYANAGI'RtKI'LA Chess
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    84 5 BOYS DROP IN ON LAST NIGHT CAMP FIRE FOR GIRL GUIDES A CAMP FIRE and the dances of many nations marked the end of a fiveday conference of cadets and rangers fcom Malaya, Singapore and North Borneo at the Jalan Kuantan School in Kuala Lumpur.
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    High cost of culture in Singapore
    174 5 High cost of culture in Singapore SINGAPORE. Tuesday. DRICES of museum pieces have gone up follow--1 Ing the growing interest in culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Culture, said this today during th? continued debate on Budget estimates for next year. He was replying to Opposition queries on $1,750 for
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    SERVICES ON THEIR TOES AS 'RAZOR KEEN' OPENS
    92 5 SERVICES ON THEIR TOES AS 'RAZOR KEEN OPENS SINGAPORE. Toes.—Operation "raior keen" the main aim of which is to keep the British Army and the Royal Air Force in Malaya on their toes was in full swing today. Throughout the day. about 400 men of the Ist Bn., the 2nd
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    Film actor fined $50
    64 5 SINGAPORE, Tues— Malay film star. P. Ramlee. was fined $50 today for an offence under the Income Tax Ordinance. His plea of guilty to a charge of falling to furnish a return of Income for the 1960 assessment, within 21 d^ys. was made by letter to
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    Experts coming
    24 5 KUCHING. Tues. Three experts from New Zealand will visit Sarawak soon to Tiake recommendations for a revision of the secondary school curriculum.
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    Inspector's car still missing
    50 5 BUTTERWORTH* Tues. Police today questioned several Bagan Jermal residents in connection with the theft of a car belonging to the Butterworth assistant 0.C.P.D., Inspector S. K. Sundram. The car, a black Austin A3O. bearing the registration number BE 1724, was stolen from the Inspector's quarters yesterday.
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    Radio S'pore: Minister denies standards drop
    752 6 Radio S'pore: Minister denies standards drop RAJARATNAM SAYS MORE POPULAR PROGRAMMES HAVE BEEN PUT OUT SINCE GOVERNMENT INTRODUCED THE COMMERCIAL SERVICE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister of Culture today defended the standard of programmes on the commercial service of Radio Singapore. The Minister. MR. S. RAJARATNAM, denied that present standards were
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    Accused of cheating
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.~-Kala-he Lokuge Martin today pleaded not guilty to three charges of cheating involving a total of $4,112 worth or goods. He was alleged to nave committed the offences by Issuing dud cheques for goods which he ordered from Robinsons, Getz Bros, and Sin Hye Chiang on
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    AUSTRALIAN NAVY HEAD IN SARAWAK
    59 6 KUCHING, Tues. The Australian Minister for the Navy, Senator J. G. Gorton, is now on an eight-day visit of Sarawak at the Invitation or the Government He is accompanied by his wife and Mr. J. E. Ryan, first Secretary to the Australian Commission in Singapore.
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    Girl who ran away from home died on road
    131 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A 14-YEAR-OLD girl who ran away from home J!% was killed in a motor accident two months later an inquest here was told today. Mrs. Mary Fernando, of I Ipoh Road, told the Coroner. Mr. Chan Mew Yoon,
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    Penang medical society
    56 6 PENANO. Tues. Dr. Oh Kirn Seng has been elected president of the Penang Medical Practitioners' Society with Dr. V.Q. Patwardhan as president-elect, and Dr. Yong Kok Kooi hon. secretary and treasurer. The committee comprises Drs. F.K. Lav, Cheah Cheng Poh. Tow Slang Yew, 00l Kee Saik, Huang
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    90 per cent get TB before they are 18: Expert
    135 6 90 per cent get TB before they are 18: Expert PENANG. Toes. At least 99 per cent of the population of Malaya are infected with tuberculosis before they reach the age of 18. but only about flve ocr cent develop the disease. This estimate was given today by a World
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    Call-girl's death inquiry
    58 6 PENANG, Tues— The first Magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau, today fixed for Jan. 2 the preliminary inquiry Into the murder of a call-girl. Yip Mcc Lin, at the Lum Fong Hotel, Muntri Street on Nov. 8 Accused of murdering Yip Is Lam Ah Ching, 20, a former
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    CUSTOMS REVENUE IN SINGAPORE IS UP BY $8 MIL.
    131 6 CUSTOMS REVENUE IN SINGAPORE IS UP BY $8 MIL. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE Customs revenue for the first 11 months of this year increased by more than $8 million over the same period last year. The figure for this year is $104,775,000 against last year's $95,906,000. It is, however, below the
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    JOURNEY'S END IN LOVERS' PARTING
    127 7 Suleiman returns in time to say farewell to fiancee Jamilah T"lIEIR studies have always kept Suleiman bin Haji Musa and his fiancee, Jamilah binte Sclainat. (above) apart. They were engaged more tfajkn two years ago but have seen very little of each other since. lie
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    Quiz on mining leases draws a blank from the Perak Government
    556 7 Quiz on mining leases draws a blank from the Perak Government IPOH. Tuesday rr»HE Perak Govern- ment today said that it was not its practice to reveal particulars of applications from the public for mining leases, especially before applications had come up for consideration by the Executive Council. It said
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    WOMAN MOTORIST IS FINED $30
    137 7 PENANG. Tuesday. A WOMAN while driving a car tried to stop her child from opening the door, the Second Magist»ate s Court was told today. The woman's car collided with anothor car. Mrs. Mary Dorothy Holt. 29, pleaded guilty to driving inconsiderately and colliding with
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    Christmas party for aged
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Puan Noor Alshah. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. will attend a Christmas party for old peoplo organised by ttie Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society at Wesley Church Hall. Fort Canning, on Thursday.
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    Back off course
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Kum Teng Hock, treasurer of the National Union of Oil Workers, returned to Singapore by BOAC this morning after attending a 12-week trade union coyrse in London.
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    Worker killed by train
    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuts, i —A railway labourer was walking along a rail track carrying a long crowbar or. his shoulder when a train coming from behind hit 1' and killed him. R. Ponnusamy, 46, was walking to work with seven others when the Incident occured on
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    Courtesy call
    31 7 PENANG, Tues, SirGeofroy Tqry. the British High Commissioner in Malaya, today paid a courtesy call on the Mayor, Mr. 00l Thlam Slew and the Deputy Mayor, Mr. N. Patkunam.
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    EDUCATION COST 'THE PRICE OF NATIONAL UNITY'
    2555 8 EDUCATION COST 'THE PRICE OF NATIONAL UNITY' Minister tells DA Dl 111 ii CUT Continuing the debate rHnLIMIVI CN I on the Federal Budget House of Representatives of the big increase in number of children entering schools More Chinese schools apply for full-scale Government grants KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A WARNING
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      223 8 Yes, travellers are flocking in to MSS Travel Service the new travel department of the Malay States Shipping Co. Ltd. because they're finding how helpful MSS expert guidance can be. There's a staff of experienced travel agents in MSS Singapore offices, and a worldwide network of associates to provide further
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    Over 50,000 with no birth papers: Govt. to act
    678 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. THE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today assured the Legislative Assembly that the Government was looking into the question of people whose identity cards showed that they were born in Singapore but who could not produce
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    Water cut areas for today
    101 9 Water cut areas for today SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water I will be cut off tomorrow in the following places: Lorong Tiga Estate (Lorong Tiga off Geylang Road> from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lorong 37, Geylang between Sims Avenue and Oeylang Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. St. Wilfred Road,
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    FEDERATION OFFER TO BRUNEI MEN
    73 9 FEDERATION OFFER TO BRUNEI MEN SINGAPORE, Tues. The Federation Government has offered to train five Brunei Malays as Officer Cadets in the military college at Port Dickson. Although the age bracket in the Federation for entry into the cadet wing is 17 >, 2 to 21 years, the Minister of
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    New market
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ko Teck Kin, president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will open the Frankel Market at 22 Siglap Drive on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    HOW GOVT. PLANS TO AID MALAY POLICE
    207 9 HOW GOVT. PLANS TO AID MALAY POLICE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpHE MINISTER for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, disclosed in the Legislative Assembly today the Government's plans to help Malays advance in the Police Force. Mr. Ong, who was replying to Inche Mohamed All bin Alwi (UMNO-Kam-pong Kembangam. said that
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    MAIN ROAD VILLAGE TO BE MOVED
    79 9 MAIN ROAD VILLAGE TO BE MOVED IPOH. Tues. New Kopisan. a new village on the main trunk road. 10 miles from Ipoh is to be removed to another area, the State Government said today in a reply at the. budget 'meeting of the State Legislative Assembly. The Government gave an
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    WALK-OUT WAS NEWS EVEN TO SPONSORS
    229 9 WALK-OUT WAS NEWS EVEN TO SPONSORS SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam today recalled a "walkout" of UMNO and SPA representatives at a meeting in April this year to plan National Day celebrations of which the sponsors were not even aware. He told the Legislative Assembly in
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    Christmas party
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Geylang English School Parent Teacher Association will hold a children's Christmas party at the school on Saturday at 3 p.m.
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    Annual meeting
    18 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Arts Council held Its 6th annual general meeting today at Amber Mansions.
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    30 10 it Word, Ut (Minimum) MR. A MM. T.P. NAIOU thank friends and relatives for their kind attendance and valuable gifts on the oecae-ion of their murrtace on 4-13 «0
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    52 10 it Word, tit (Mimimmm, LOCH: The funeral service for <h» late Mrs. AC. Klaer will take place at 4 p.m. on Thursday 15th Decembrr at tbe Presbyterian Church Orchard Road followed by cremation at the Japanese crematorium Yio Chu Kane F'.nid Please send flowers to ftmgapore Caaket Co. Lavender
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      Showdown In Congo
      646 10 Unless two principles established at the beginning of United Nations' intervention in the Congo are scrupulously honoured, affairs there may move swiftly from chaos to crisis. The U.N. force must remain neutral. It must not take sides. Secondly all technical and other help for the Congo must
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      Strong Team
      434 10 It can be said with confidence that if America under its new Democratic administration I does anything spectacular or 'flamboyant in foreign affairs 1 it will not be on the advice of Mr- Dean Rusk, who is to be Secretary of State. Not that there will be no
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      Value for Money
      146 10 With rather less dispatch than would have found favour with the 1.L.0. Productivity Demonstration Mission that visited the Federation in 1958, the Government has got round to making a formal request for the million and a half dollars which the U.N. is known to be willing to
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    Kennedy's surprise choice
    1367 10 Kennedy's surprise choice DEAN RUSK, THE EGGHEAD NAMED TO THE KEY JOB IN THE KENNEDY SET-UP, STEPS INTO THE LIMELIGHT THAT HE HAS ALWAYS SHUNNED... WASHINGTON, Tnes. THE appointment of Mr. Dean Rusk as Secretary of State is regarded by diplomatic observers here as a sure sign that Presidentelect Kennedy
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      QUESTIONS ABOUT WIDOWS FUND
      175 10 \fUCH fuss has been made In Parliament about the Employees Provident Fund but there has been no M.P. so far to question the manner in which the Widows and Orphans Fund is run. Why, for Instance, does this money go to the Treasury; how much of
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      RIDDLE OF THE ROAD
      203 10 AS a taxpayer I usually feel a certain amount of gratitude when I see long stretches of road being broken up since It implies better water, gas, telephone or other services. But doubts begin to emerge when extensive digging is done a few months after a
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      IDLERS AT THE CAR PARKS
      117 10 HAVE these motorists who defend "jaga kreta boys seen the reprisals suffered by those who have refused to pay these boys? The newspapers have pinpointed the experiences of only a few of their victims. And those who have been intimidated into paying tips have been
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      RURAL SCHOOLS
      108 10 rrnE letter by "Teacher" X (B.T. Dec. 9) should make the authorities sit up regarding the conditions under which teachers mostly men— are required to work in rural schools. Certainly the Government is not wrong in transferring the very best of the qualified teachers to the ''ulu," but
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      THE VOICE
      80 10 \VHEN the Speaker requested Assistant Minister Syed Ja'afar Albar In Parliament not to speak at the top of his voice. Byed Ja'afar is reported to have replied that there was no medicine for It. It is true there is no medicine for this ailment; but a touch of
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      61 10 Nothing new in gifts? WL> JUST LOOK! Kodak c.ne ScffpmAsA, TURRET f 1.9 CAMERA As a Christmas (Ml. this Kodak movie camera is tops' It's completely len»-equipp*)d (or regular, wide-angle and telephoto movies. Position the pointer and your exposure is right automatically S*ore :S27o.Fed :$3 1 0. 50 It's the
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      135 10 Housewives like their kitchens bright Osram tubes provide the light I Advertisement of TNI CINIRAL ELECTRIC CO, (MALAYA) LTO aad TNI GENERAL IL IOTRIC CO., (SINOAPORB) LTB. Rspi asset tng THE OOtXRAX. ELBCTRIC CO.. LTD. or ENGLAND. On top of the world in A ERT EX s*aß^aaaaß^B*aafa^B«^B^B«aßy^B^Bß^ißß^**sa*B^B«aawa*Biaas*^^B*;>^ss*s>^^s^^ Yoail look rood
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    PRESS CONTROLLED BY MY MINISTRY? NONSENSE, Mr. R TELLS ASSEMBLY
    1615 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, denying opposition allegation in the Legislative Assembly today that his Ministry controlled the Press, said that any suggestion that editors and reporters were having their arms twisted in a torture room
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    Dysentery dead
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three people died of dysentery and one of diphtheria during the week ending Nov. 1 26, a Federation Government health report said today.
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    Hamid: What I know about culture...
    431 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday fkATO Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat (Umno-Geylang Serai) said in the Legislative Assembly today that the only things about Malay culture he knew were "some Malay songs, dancing the ronggeng and saying prayers five times a day." He was one of the
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    KING TO SEND WEDDING GD7TS TO BAUDOUIN
    77 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will send gifts for the wedding of King Baudouin In Brussels on Thursday through the Malayan Ambassador in Paris. Tengku Ismail bin Tengku Yahya, who will be His Majesty's personal representative on the occasion. The gifts
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    The 20th century Noah's Ark...
    131 11 "TAKE a Chinese junk, make it seaworthy for the voyage from Johore to Europe, ADD a planter, his wife, their "adopted" Malay son and 39 cats and dogs and you have the ingredients of a 20th. century Noah's Ark. In story and pictures. this remarkable
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    TENGKU GIVES 92 A ROUSING FAREWELL
    137 11 TENGKU GIVES 92 A ROUSING FAREWELL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and his wife this morning mingled with a large crowd bidding farewell to 92 student teachers who flew to England for twoyears training at Brinsford Lodge. The Tengku had come especially to see oft a
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    SOLD HIS HP CAR TO THREE: JAILED
    187 11 SOLD HIS HP CAR TO THREE: JAILED SINGAPORE, Tues. Tan Yong Meng, who bought a car on hirepurchase and then sold it to three other people was today Jailed for cheating. The three victims of the swindle were two servicemen. Cpl. Ronald Slater and Alfred L. Smith, and a salesman.
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    A NEW JET SERVICE TO AMSTERDAM
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. KLM today started their new Jet service between Singapore and Amsterdam when a DC-8 Jetliner with 30 passengers aboard flew into Singapore this evening. The giant Jetliner replaces the airline's turbo-prop Electra service. It will leave Singapore every Wednesday for Amsterdam via
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    Plan for Malay orders to be given to Army
    1347 12 TRANSLATIONS ARE NOW BEING STUDIED BY TOP-LEVEL COMMITTEE, SAYS MINISTER DA D I 1 A M CUT Continul n *>**• I HfiLIHIVI EH I on the Federal Budget KUALA LUMPUR Tues. A toplevel committee has been appointed to translate orders given
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    CLUB PLANE IS DAMAGED IN BEACH TAKE-OFF
    132 12 KUANTAN, Tues.— A slngleenglned Cessna belonging to the Royal Singapore Flying Club was brought by lorry here today with a damaged left under-carrlage and a twisted tail. It was damaged when the plane hit an object while trying to takeoff from the beach
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    DEFENCE MINISTRY: SOLDIERS' MORALE 'STILL EXCELLENT'
    193 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ministry of Defence officials said today they hud no knowledge of the Malayan Special Force being subjected to any stresses or strains which might have led to the IN. comment on the likelihood of their withdrawal. A Federation Army spokesman stressed
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      Here are some more pen pals for you
      741 14 Here are some more pen pals for you Wilson Koh. acrd 15; 41. Hooper Road. Singapore 9; badminton, stamps, view-cards, picnics, movies, correspondence. Kddie < din. 485-A. Jalan Aaad. Kulim. Kedah; songs. imming. cycling, correspondence. rtilia CM* aged 14: 12-1. Jalan Mohd. Salleh. Batu Pahat. Johore. Mohd. Iftbak B. Mydin.
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      Mat makes preparations for the new school
      1054 14  - Mat makes preparations for the new school KATHLEEN HICKLEY -by- A LI and Rukiah decide to pay Mat Mousedeer a visit. They meet Tahir Tiger on the way, who tells them that Mat has been acting strangely of late. When they get to his house they see him nailing up
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      Wednesday chuckles
      107 14 TEACHER: "What is your name, boy?" NEW BOY: -'Tom Smith, sir" TEACHER: "You should say Thomas. Now what is the next boy's name?" NEXT BOY:. "Jackass Jones, sir." MOTHER: "Why are you making faces at that bulldog, Boey. It's rude." BOEY: "Well mum. he started it." Have you
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      522 14 ARE THE HOUSES IDENTICAL? Name Address Age Sex Hello Girls and Boys; The winners for the missing object contest are: Tony Roffi, c/o S. Mothews, the Brunei Prest, K. B. Brunei; Wong Fooi Ngor, 10, Cecil Street, Kuala Lumpur; Ton Yoke Norn, 30, Jalan Ampuon, Batu Pahat, Johore; Qaek Geok
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      1230 15 w^ MeAUSTER «Sc CO., LTD. \wf^ lIL insi yE V^** ■I.I.BBptAW ton cV KLA VENESS LIMB LONDON. NAMRURC. ROTTEIOAM. HAVRF LOS ANCILES. SAN FRANCISCO, ft MIL. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER A PORTLAND. AM ttr CmbUm ft U.S.A. Atlattic Ptrtt Acciptug cite ftr Ctttril I Sutk Cm OF WELIIMTON Aminci. S'pora P. Sham
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    TIN, INDUSTRIAL SHARES STEADIER WITH MORE INQUIRIES
    954 16 By Our Market Correspondent THE MALAYAN share market took a mild turn for the better yesterday, with tins and industrials steadier. There were more inquiri a number of improvemen tended to be very selective London opened its new account itill cautious but In
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    RUBBER PRICES
    217 16 JAM AJKY first grade rubber I buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87 cent* per lb. unchanged on Monday's close. The tone was very idle. S.CC.R.A. Closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. l R.SS- Spot f.o.b. buyers 87. sellers 87 Int. 1 RSS. Jan.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    134 16 rPHE Malayan Exchange Banks' J Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday: (all rates are to $100). New York: buying airmail T.T--32 15/16, OD 33 1/16, 90 d/st 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail TT. 32 1/4. O.D. 32
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    CLOSING PRICES
    36 16 SINGAPORE. Dec. 13. RUBBER: 87 cents, per lb. (unchanged). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 86" H cents per lb. (duU). TIN: $393.75 per picul (up l2Vi cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (op 10 tons).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    783 16 CINGAPOBE members ot the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday: (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrial*, Boustead $1.15; Fltzpatrlcks $1 35; Fraser <t Neave Ords. $1.94; Oammon $2 01':.; Jackson (S) Ltd., 80 cts ON;
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Exchange: Dee. IS Doc- 12 Industrials: 128.36 128.75 lias: ***** 177.53 Rubbers: 210.20 210 90 Jan. 1 1958=1100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    113 16 MELBOURNE, Tues. INVESTMENT shaie& traded lightly along steady lines. Awa ganed 9d. to 255. and Associated Pulp easeu 2s. to 425. 9d. Base metals held a steady trend while oil shares eased with Interstate Oil down Is. 7d. to 16s. 2d. Commonwealth Bonds traded along firm lines. MII|JUJ
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    140 16 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK /Continent Dec. Jan. shipments $27 Vt buyers, $27 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $40 a sellers, drum $434 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $235. Sarawak $230, special Sarawak black $150
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      255 16 team THE BURMA FIVE STAR LINE I Jgjjjjjjkg^ From Burma Ports. Loading for Hongkong Shanghai and Japan Pert*. 1 Penang Spore "CLARA JEBSIN" 15/17 Dec BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO., LTD. S'pifl Ttl: IMII/I. P. Ska* Til: Mil. K. liapir Ttl: 155J7 Pnn| Ttl: ***** •^?^\3P|jy| ISRAEL NAVIGATION ■//i\™ B COMPANY.
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      450 16 TENDERS TENDERS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR, Tenders are invited for the supply of uniforms for members of the University Staff. Tender aocuments may be obtained on application to the Bursar. University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur. Tenders close on 30th December 1960 at 12
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      695 16 NOTICES NOTICE Federation of Malaya i50,0OO.»OO/- S<*% Registered Stork 1/1-1977/80 NOTICE Is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the abovementioned Loan will be closed from I9:h December. 1960 to Ist January. 1961, both days inclusive. for the preparation of liueresi Warrants. Registrar of Public Debt BANK NEOARA TANAH MELAYU
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      445 16 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE XWAS/NEW YEAR MEETING, 1960/61 $1/- (nllmitrd Bwreps To B» Drawn On 25th. 28tb Dec. IN* and I*l Jan. 1961. FREE GIFT TICKETS EIGHT Tickets will be given free for every 100 Ticket ordered at one time for each day's Sweep. The free tickets will
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      811 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE CITY HtALTH DEPARTMENT. I Required 2 ASSISTANT HEALTH OFFICERS in salary scale $820--35A-1.030/B/1.100-40A-1.420 (no allowance) plus Central Provident Fund benelits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first instance with a view to luture permanency. Qualifications: A registrable medical qualification with
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      779 17 (Continued from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT it Wort* Si (Miit.)— Box St ct: txtrm WEI FEN Secretarial and Translation Service handle translations, registrations, contracts and supply Correspondents: $50 monthly. 63C Telok Ayer Street, Singapore. Telephone *****. STOREKEEPER: Experienced Storekeeper required by leading European Company to control large import godown. Please
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      977 17 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* Si (Miit.)— Box St ct: txtrm LARGE AMERICAN FIRM requires experienced stenographer for period December 23. 1960/ January 6, 1861. Apply Box A 4203 S.T. 8 pore. WANTID TIMBER GRADIR preferably with qualifications to grade QMS SMS strip* scantlings aad shorts to be stationed In Mentakab.
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      1019 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Wmrt* SS (Miit.)— Box St eU. txtra AMBER ROAD: New Flat facing sea 3 bedrooms (1 aircondttloned) 2 bathrooms, lounge cum dining, kitchen and balcony. Mosaic, 'parquet floors. All modern conveniences. Fully furBasted: $423/- p.m. Lease 2 years or more. C. H. Williams, Valuer A Estate Agent.
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      676 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Wort* SS (Miit.)— Box St ett. mxtrm AUSTIN A4O. somerset 1953, good condition, regular service, new tyres, ers. Apply 69, 'jalan Ibrahim Sultan. Htulang Laut. J.B. or Phone 239S J.B. Mr. Cob office hours. THIg WEEK'S TOP motor bargain! 1960 Singer Oaselle Station Wagon, short wave
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    THE FIRST TEST WI collapse — only 207 ahead
    391 18 THE FIRST TEST WI collapse only 207 ahead JACK FINGLETON reporting on fourth day AUSSIES IN WINNING POSITION BRISBANE, Tuesday. FAST left-handed bowler Alan Davidson, who had taken five West Indian wickets in the first innings, put Australia in a winning position in the First Test here today when he
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    100 18 WEST INDIES Ist Inns 453 AUSTRALIA Ist Inns 505 WEST INDIES 2nd Inns. HUNTE c Simpson b Mackay 39 SMITH c O'Neill b Davidson 6 KANHAI c Grout b Davidson 54 SOBERS b Davidson 14 WORRELL c Grout b Davidson 65 SOLOMON lbw Simpson 47 LASHLEY b Davidson 0
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    297 18 have been a catch to Simpson's hands. A very lucky escape .for Worrell and the West Indians. Kanhal was M at lunch and Worrell one. Much' depended upon this partnership but th« West Indians soon had another reverse, Kanhal rushing
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    REFS SAY 'NO' TO GAMES AT PARK
    78 18 CINGAPORE. Tues.—Singapore soccer referees have refused to take charge of future S.A.F.A. Youth matches if they were played at Farrer Park f ol lowing an Incident there on Saturday in which a referee, Mr. K. B. Menon, was assaulted by a spectator. The
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    168 18 T>ENANO, Tues. Teh Kew Sau X said today that he had declined the Invitation to play in the North Indian badminton championships In Lucknow (Dec. 31 to I Jan. 5) because it would be too strenuous for him after playing in Bangkok. Teh will be Malaya's No.
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    Advisers for coach Sattar proposed
    164 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S football coach Rahim Sattar may have to take instructions from a panel of advisers next year. S.A.F.A.'s advisory committee has proposed that It should take over the planning of the national team's coaching, leaving the coach to deal with only the practical
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    149 18 Darlington and Hull can equal record LONDON, Tues. Darlington and Hull, who played a scoreless draw after extra time in theli F.A. Cup second round third replay at Doncaster last night, will equal a record when they play the tie a fifth time. Only five times before In the history
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      49 18 IFOH LEAGUE: Dir. 1 Andersonlans 4 (Sarjit 2, Aunudarajah Mah mud) Klnta Indians 3 (Ami. Thillinathan. Yogeswaran) Dlv. 2 Perak TC 4 (Fleming 2, Scully. David) HQ 2nd FIB 0. FRIENDLY (Penang): Sepoy Lines RC 6 (Slvaramainuthi 3: Toh Boon Eng 2, Yusof Zalnal) Penang SC 2 (McMuUer).
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      36 18 STORE YOUTH TOURNEY: 3rd rd Sukaramal 3 (Zalnal Hussein 2. Hussein Said) Tlong Bahm Community Centre 0. FRIENDLY (Rengam) Rengam Combined 3 (Wong Heng Wah. Cnla Tuan Joo, Seng Elk Slongi Joliilads, Spore. 3 (Sidek).
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      7 18 FRIENDLY (Spores SRC 26 Police 21.
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      TENNIS
      164 18 KLINEY (IP STORE Learne "A" BCRC bt Combined Services 6-0 iSCRC first) TS. Kirn bt Belcher 6-1. 6-1; Ong Swee Keng bt Chlshop 6-2. 6-2; Khong Kit Soon and Khong Kit Thong bt Reppard and Shaw 6-5. 6-2; Or. Chan Ah Kow and Llem Khe Ylang bt Chamberlain and
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      33 18 FA CLP: 2nd Rd. Third replay Darlington 0 Hull City 0 (after extra time) at Doncaster. LEAGL'E CUP: Aston Villa V Plymouth Argyle. postponed, fog; Tranmere Rovers v Everton postponed, ground unfit.
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      TABLE TENNIS
      27 18 ASIAN C8HIP8: At Bombay fifth day Men: Japan bt India 5-0 bt Korea 5-1 Vietnam bt P.I 5-0 bt Nepal 5-1 Pakistan bt Ceylon 5-4.
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    Pools on English results —Tengku
    167 18 Pools on English results Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Football pools in Malaya will be operated on results In the English league, Tengku Abdul Rahman. i the president of the Football Association of j Malaya, told the Straits Times. This would avert the possibility of bettors influencing results If the pools
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    Lock icon Exciting: win for NSW
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    Assaulted
    27 18 IPOH. Tues. Hockey umpireV. T. Dural was assaulted by a spectator after the Dlv. 1 match between Andersonlans and Klnta Indians here today. Andersonlam won 4-3.
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      IT'S CHEERS' TURN IN MIXED FIELD
      1069 19 Take Brantas 9 victory as a pointer Jazz Singer the tip for main sprint EPSOM JEEP's best bets are Cheers (Race 3). No Fluke (Race 5) and Exhibitor II (Race 8). Call Boy's double is Dominator (Race 4) and Keppel Harbour (Race 7). The
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    Tun Tan—an honoured place in Malayan history
    749 20  - Tun Tan— an honoured place in Malayan history NG YOOK YOON .A LIFE OF PUBLIC SERVICE... DEVOTION TO COMMUNAL HARMONY ...HATED BY REDS...REWARDED BY TWO MONARCHS By TUN Tan Cheng-Lock, who died in Malacca yesterday at the age of 77, was one of the greatest and best known of Malayan
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    30 20 to Word* Sin (Minimum) LITTLEDVKE MARION JOY (Nee Praser) at Gleneagles Hospital on 13th December. Service at Presbyterian Church Orchard Rd. today 4.30 pm. No flowers or letters please.
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    25 20 20 Wordt Sit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. TEOM CMENO BAN thank all relatives and friends for their valuable presents attendance at their weddinc 10.12.60.
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    U-2 charge by Russia
    32 20 NEW YORK. TUCS. Russia charged today that American U-2 planes are being used to carry out reconnaissance for France in its nght with the Algerian Muslim rebels.— U.P.l.
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    SINGAPORE BALLET'S NEW SEASON
    225 20 SINGAPORE BALLET'S NEW SEASON SINGAPORE. Tue*. The Singapore Ballet's Sixth Season opened in the Victoria Tneatre last night with a churuy performance in aid of the Rotary Cheer Fund. "Les Bylphides" is a Yen'ure for any company, and it must be said thai the work will need to sit in
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    305 20 LONDON, Tues.— Although the level of market activity showed some light Improvement, the main activity was confined to Industrial shares. Apprehension about November trade figures was still a factor in Olltedged securities which remained an extremely idle market. War Loan, 3' 2 per cent. reached
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    RUBBER
    42 20 LONDON, Tues.— «pot 35 "idJan. 25\d., Feb. 25\d.. Mar 25' d.. Jan./Marcn 25 .0. Ap../ June 25' s d. July/Sept. 25 s.d Oct./ Dec. 265 d., Jan./ March 25 "id.. Dec. ca.f. 25»,d.. Jan--25a l d.. Feb. 25 \ci.. Tone: Steady.
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    26 20 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £796 4. sellers £797 '.j. Forward buyers £795, sellers £795',, Settlement £797 '-i- Turnover a.m. 55 tons, p-m. 80 tons. Tone: St«ady.
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    356 20 DE GAULLE TO TAKE TOUGH LINE ON RIOTS "ARIS. Tues PRESIDENT De Gaulle is to order "drastic punishment" of ringleaders of the sixday Algiers and Oran riots, it was reported today. The riots, with official casualty figures given as 200 dead and 1,500 injured, were dying down today. The Afro-Asian
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    Lock icon Guinea and Morocco to j quit U.N. Congo force
    141 20 Guinea and Morocco to j quit U.N. Congo force YEW YORK, Tues. 11 Morocco and the Republic of Guinea today announced that they were withdrawing their forces from the United Nations Command in the Congo. The Moroccan eontliiI gent, totalling 3.240 men. Is one of the largest with the U.N.
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    64 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Maj.Gen. I.e. Harris. General Officer Commanding, Singapore Base District, today visited Perak House and congratulated the boys on their good turn-out. After inspecting the various j youth organisations attached to Perak House, he was shown round by Mr. W. S. Woon. Director of Social
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