Singapore Standard, 6 January 1958

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    29 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" n it m t m 7T fc» j\V^^V— SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1958 Vol. VIII. No. 187 15ct$. 12 Pages [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon Queen May Visit India, Pakistan
    94 1 Queen May Visit India, Pakistan NEW YORK, Jan. 5 (Reuter) The New York Sunday News, m a dispatch from London, today reported that Queen Elizabeth may visit India and Pakistan this year. The newspapers said it was reportedly hoped the Queen's trip would strengthen Western ties with "an area susceptible
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    Lock icon Ammo Train Derailed
    54 1 HAMBURG, New York, Jan. 5 (UP) A fast freight carrying a partial load of explosives and other cargo under Atomic Energy Commission guard was derailed near a crossing yesterday strewing wreckage more than 300 feet and blocking the double-track right of way. No explosives were touched off
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    Lock icon IPOH SHOOTING DRAMA
    506 1 ONE KILLED IN 2 a.m. ESTATE INCIDENT Supervisor, 48, M isses Death. By Mere Inches Standard Staff Reporter IPOH, SUN. A 48-YEAR-OLD ESTATE SUPER. VISOR, MR. X.V.X. NAIR ESCAPED DEATH BY INCHES EARLY THIS MORNING WHEN HE WAS FIRED AT FROM POINT BLANK RANGE AT HIS BUNGILOW
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    Lock icon POLICE HOLD 140 WHO PLAN BLACK FLAG PARADE
    260 1 POLICE HOLD 140 WHO PLAN BLACK FLAG PARADE MADRAS, Jan. 5 (Reuter) One hundred and forty members of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (Association for the uplift of Dravidians) have been arrested here following the Kazhagam's decision to stage a black flag demonstration against Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru when he arrives
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    Lock icon End Terror, Then It's War On Graft
    181 1 Expat To Head The 'Second Front' ALOR STAR, Sun. The Alliance Government will soon launch an all-out war on corruption, now that the prospect of ending the jungle war against Communist terrorists is m sight. Deputy Chairman of Kedah UMNO, Inche MustafYa Ismail
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    Lock icon ADENAUER'S 82
    31 1 KONRAD Adenauer, the Federal German Chancellor, 82, yesterday began his birthday celebrations by attending a mass m Bonn at which his son, Father Paul Adenauer Rave the address. Reuter
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    Lock icon Cardinal Spellman Flies In For Two-Day Visit
    239 1 FRANCIS Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, who arrived m Singapore list night asked reporters to tell him what has been happening m this part of the world since his last visit ten years ago. Cardinal Speliman who flew m from Saigon, parried
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    Lock icon Today, He Will Give Sermon At Cathedral
    63 1 Today, He Will Give Sermon At Cathedral His tour, which began with Alaska, has taken him to Japan. Korea. Formosa, the Philippines, Okinawa and Cardinal, who is making two-day stopover m Singapore, will address Catholics at a special service this evening at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. To receive
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    Lock icon SPECIAL MESSAGE TO MALAYA: PRAY FOR PEACE
    85 1 SPECIAL MESSAGE TO MALAYA: PRAY FOR PEACE IN A special message to the people of Malaya through The Singapore Standard, His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman says: "I irish prosperity and peace to Malaya. I 'hope that all people will unite together and pray lor peace and goodwill m the world."
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    Lock icon TERRORIST BOMBINGS
    68 1 BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 5 (Reuter) Five loud explosions m quick succession shook the cinema district here last night and caused thousands to rush home m panic as they were leaving the theatres. Small home-made terrorist bombs had been placed at crowded street corners and m a fashionable cafe
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    Lock icon AIRMEN HELD
    41 1 THE New China News Agency said yesterday militiamen m Chekiang had captured thre£ Nationalist Chinese flyers whose plane had been shot down by anti-air-craft guns on Nov." 5. The despatch said the flyers had surrendered without a struggle. AFP
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    Lock icon Indonesians Seize Jap Vessel
    88 1 Indonesians Seize Jap Vessel TOKYO. Jan. 5 (Reuter)— Japan is expected to file a protes" with the Indonesian Government following the seizure of a Japanese fishing vessel by an Indonesian destroyer yesterday. A Foreign Ministry spokesman today said the Ministry was wait.ng for an official report on the incident before
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    Lock icon Hillary Leaves South Pole
    69 1 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Jan. 5 (AFP) Sir Edmund Hillary, leader of the New Zealand expedition to the South Pole, left the South Pole base today m a United S'.ates Navy aircraft bound for McMurdo Sound. It was understood here that Hillary was accompanied by the four
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    Lock icon 13 Hurt In Explosion
    67 1 MONTREAL. Jan. 5 (Reut > er Thirteen people six of them children were seriously injured last night when an explosion crumpled a two-storey residentiaJ building m North-east Montreal. Police who had earlier said that a** least one person was feared killed later said there had been
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    Lock icon DINNER PEARL
    31 1 M. AIME VIONT found a pearl worth 10,000 francs m one of the oysters he was •sharing with his family at dinner m Aries, Southern France, last night.— Reuter
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    Lock icon SUBANDRIO WARNS: NO TRADE BLOCKADE
    177 1 JAKARTA, Jan. 5 (UP) Foreign Minister Subandrio said yesterday there were indications that some countries "closely associated with the Netherlands" planned economic sanctions against Indonesia. He told a special gathering of foreign correspondents and Press attaches of foreign embassies that Indonesia could not be blamed
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    Lock icon Fares Co Up In France
    52 1 PARIS. Jan. 5 (Router) Railway, Metro (underground railway) and bus fares go up tomorrow m the second wave of price increases m France since the beginning of the year. The rises vary from 50 percent on metro fares to about 10 percent on third class
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    Lock icon WAIT AND SEE
    41 1 THE British Government is awaiting a full report from the owners of the British Skymaster held for four days m Albania before deciding if any further diplomatic action is necessary, a British official said m London yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Grounded Freighter Re-floated
    99 1 Grounded Freighter Re-floated THE Isbrandtsen Lint fre.ghter Flying Endeavour which was aground on Nipa Shoal for over one week was successfully re-floated early yesterday morning. An Admiralty spokesman told The Standard yesterday that the Royal Navy vessels Baronia. Barfoam, Engima and Elf helped m re-floating the ship. After the Flying
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    Lock icon Diamond Field
    88 1 MOSCOW. Jan. 5. (Reuter) —Another diamond field has been discovered along the upper rtache.s of the Aldan River m Yakutia. Soviet Far North. tht Soviet news agency TftSS reported today. A d'amond field discovered earliar m the same area lying west of the Lona has proved one of
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    Lock icon Murder Bid — 792 Arrested
    43 1 Murder Bid 792 Arrested JAKARTA. Jan. 5 (Reuter) Eight civilians and soldiers were detained last night m connection with r he attempt to murder President Soekarno on Nov. 30 the newspaper Suluh Indonesia reported today. This 'brought the number of arrests to 792.
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      2054 2 SIANDAJlD»yfcT%ft%i' ..■■■»»mtm hi tn*T oon a iom« wa TENDER NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Tenders SECRETARIAT: For 1953— Supply of uniforms, also making up and trimm.ng of Uniform Clothing. Close noon 17/1/58. Tender deposit $50.00 Tender documents available from Secretariat, City Hall, on production of tender deposit receipt from the
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      562 2 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF 5 SINGAPORE DOGS ALL dogs must be relirensed for 1958 at the c Animal Inflrma-y Kampong Java Road, at 8.30 am *o 41 5 Dm O c-osed Sundays and at 12.30 D.m. nn Saturdays), commencing from Thursday, 2nd January. 1958. J For every Dog—male or female
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      507 2 rhe Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY. No 328 )f 1957. Rs: OON KIM SENG of No. 165. Jalan AlsagofT, Singapore, 14. Receiving Order made 19th July, 1957. Date of Adjudication 19th July. 1957. Date and place First
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      408 2 The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY. No. 354 of 1957. Re: F. E. NONIS of No. 20, Mcngkuang Road formerly of No. 77, Lorong •H* Telok Kurau Road, Singapore, 15. Receiving Order made 2nd August, 1957. Date
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  • EDITORIAL • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      354 3 1 jMDIAN Prime Minister Nehru's sharp criticism Otnmunism, because its philosophy is strongly lf h violence, is his first public denouncedoctrine. It was made m answer to ions by western observers that the 6n Iccccr hes been siding closely with cornneutralist policies. At the same Nehru
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      397 3 STS m their late teens arc great idealcv err too conscious of the imperfections s world end ore impatient to reform and reHowever, once they leave school, college versify, they become disillusioned, and few have the faith and the courage to stick to their r*. f ul ideals
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    Lock icon LIFE AS IT ISN'T
    1730 3 LONDON CORNER CASSANDRA says: 44 /n a world where two out of every three people do not get enough to eat, LIFE falsely mirrors a society that lolls rather than stands; that gorges rather than eats. Did you know. |^/#E purpose of the Soviet I nion's
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      Lock icon Plantation Labour
      493 3 Sir The Labour Department's function m the early part of this century was only to recruit labourers from India. Java, China and elsewhere from the East. The workers were snapped up by planters so the immigration of indentured labourers flowed m fast. The rate of pay was very
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      Lock icon Better Behaviour
      240 3 Sir The people of Singapore must be shocked at the recent proceedings of the new City Council. Enthusiastic supporters of the Peoples' Action Party were overjubilant over their sweeping victory. The firing of crackers, the PAP Councillors* interference with the police, their voluntary "persuasion" to be arrested, and
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    Lock icon The NEWS as it strikes me!
    476 3 Li sttl* (j[«^j± U vl IT IS not only Simon Legree who has a style s o wicked and free. This column has strong evidence to believe that this tendency is also to be found m the Government of Singapore. From time to time
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    Lock icon S'PORE IS FACED WITH A SUBVERSION WAR
    521 5 LLim Tells World Newsmen I SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Y«« Hock, yestetdo, told o l««™«l»h 910b.-9i,dlina d "ft Km Newsroom" which touched down m the Colony for an srsspjft rts f wo e rl p prd r s ing to sydney ran
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    Lock icon No Base At Tawau, Says Army
    50 5 No Base At Tawau, Says Army not i.twau, |v man Land For--1 ird yes- I n a ige rv- th< BriI ling a i added X would I which I I ..It for B ..iid no I be sent I aid. I refer- was bei ■mmoI: cc perI i trallan
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    Lock icon He Criticizes Disunity
    16 5 I m. Uriah. .itt'd Com-! riticized b re- r the Selangor m- i
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    41 5 Broadcaster to Visit Colony [w regular I 1 s "ts,,i Indian dasi ?n Ayy aiore »HI arrive m S tj*i re Jan. v. ■w dI the late -Tigradachari, welt<U of Carna■iV h(llt »U* here, ill n,,r ari UI *IV vo- Federation.
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    Lock icon Lib-Socs Plan To Reorganize Policy 'BE ACTIVE IN POLITICS' CALL
    176 5 Lib-Socs Plan To Reorganize Policy 'BE ACTIVE IN POLITICS' CALL THOROUGH reorganization of policy and the mis campaign to encourage people tfve part m politics are now being tlit- Singapore's Liberal-Socialist Party, The Standard iras told yesterday lblymen, City Councillors, members and other officials week to discuss the newplan. Another
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    Lock icon Sir Henry's Daughter Weds In HK
    96 5 Sir Henry's Daughter Weds In HK HONGKONG. Jan. 5 (Reutcr) Dr. Violet Lee Suet Lang, daughter of Malaya's Finance Minister, Col. Sir Henry Lee, was married yesterday to Dr. Raymond Au Chee Keong m the Hop Vat Church. Sir Henry gave the bride away, and among the guests was the
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    Lock icon Dagger Men Rob Couple
    62 5 A COURTING couple was robbed off a wristwatch. a fountain pen, a pair of necklace and gold rings to the total value of $156 on Saturday night. Lee Tuck Meng, 21, and his girl were seated on a bench m an open field near Keong Siak
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    Lock icon Assemblyman's Funeral
    62 5 Assemblyman's Funeral MORE than 700 people. Including Colony Legislative Assemblymen, City Councillors, bankers, and members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, yesterday attended the funeral of Mr. Ong Piah Teng, 64, nominated Singapore Assemblyman, who died on Wednesday. The funeral took place at the Hokkien Ong Family burial ground m
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    26 5 T H Sat Tunku I the to Prosi- m, oi Oovernand best »re, both v :>nri also 1( nt ana the peo-
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    Lock icon CYONE-LAYING CEREMONY FOR 82-Ft. IMAGE
    161 5 1 the the led the ol nine < an 82 ;e of B id- fe imtce is dl "bout $00,000, arirl when completed, it will be the largest of its kind m the Federation. Besides Yen. Pra Atta-Moli, who laid the central foundation stone as
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    Lock icon Special Team To Assist Registration
    156 5 A SPECIAL team has been appointed by the Singapore Citizenship Registry to expedite the registration of all eligible Indians m the Colony as citizens. The teans will be at the Kudayanallur Muslim League. 72. Tanjong Pagar Road today from 1 to 8 p.m.. the Tamils
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    Lock icon The People's Feelings Are Changing —Mayor
    186 5 The People's Feelings Are Changing Mayor PExNANG. Sun. The feelings of the people throughout the country, are beginning to change, the Mayor of George Town, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, said today when he addressed a joint committee of nine trade unions m Penang and Province Wellesley at the Hul \un
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    Lock icon Lim Signs His Name
    40 5 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock adds his name to the list of V.I.Ps met by the goodwill party of international pressmen on their elobe-ffirdlinir flight. Watching Mr. Lim is a Qantas official 1 Standardpic.
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    Lock icon CRIME DROPS BY HALF AS GANG CHIEFS FLEE k.L
    244 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Last year's crime figures here fell by fifty per cent over that recorded m 1956 Police attributed this big drop to intensified efforts launched last April against secret society gangs. Police dragnets hauled m many secret society leaders
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    Lock icon CZECH OFFER
    30 5 NEW DELHI, Jan. 5 (UP) Czechoslovakia has agreed to foot two-thirds of the bill on India's 300,000,000 Rupee Forge and Foundry project at Ranchi, official sources said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Govt. Urged To Save Footwear Industry
    233 5 THE Bata Employees' Union yesterday urged the Singapore Government to take immediate steps to save local footwear industry. A statement issued by the Union, after a four-hour discussion of the present position of the footwear industry, said that the "dumping" of cheaper rubber goods
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    Lock icon SECOND HALF RALLY PUTS WALES ON TOP
    285 6 SECOND HALF RALLY PUTS WALES ON TOP Aussies Give Their Best Performance, But... second hall m determined mood hammering the Australian line, and only courageous defence held them out. Winning the balls from scrums and llneouts. the Welshmen continued to attack and 10 minutes after the resumption they deservedly drew
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    Lock icon Russia's Wimbledon Prospects
    161 6 Russia's Wimbledon Prospects MOSCOW, Jan. 5, (AFP) The Soviet Union is expected to send a young team to compete m this year's Wimbledon tennis championships. The Russians will be competing for the first time and 17-year-old Andrei Potanine who climbed to second place m the 1957 rankings of the best
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    Lock icon S.W.B. GET A TROUNCING
    95 6 THE Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers trounced South Wales Borderers by six goals to one m the second round ot the Farelf inter-unit hockey competition Singapore Zone> at 9elarang Barracks on Saturday. REME. who won the Farelf championship last year, will meet the Malayan Basic Training
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    Lock icon WALK-OUT IN SOCCER MATCH
    100 6 A SOCCER game was abandoned ten minutes from time at Farrer Park yesterday because players m a losing team had disagreed with the decision of the referee. It happened during a Pongol Festival soccer match between the Jollylads Athletic Union :-nd United Tamilian* Rovers. The Jo.
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    Lock icon RSGC GOLF
    81 6 The following are the results of the Royal Singapore Golf Club of last Saturday. "A* Division Mcda!-Stablefo%d: Winner:- I.F.D. Wilson <34>. Other cards- R. Cr;nk (33J1 M.R.K. Wilson (30\ B.W.S. Smith Ball Sweep. Ist Nir.e- CM Mac'.ver <19 15/16). 2nd Nine I.F.D. Wilson and M.R.K. Wilson (194) 'B"
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    Lock icon Schoolboys Show Interest In SAFA Coaching Scheme
    231 6 NINETEEN Colony schoolboys, who may be the *occer stars' of tomorrow, had their first experience of organized training yesterday morning when they assembled at Jalan Besar stadium for the first phase of a two- week course conducted by the Singapore Amateur Football Association.
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    Lock icon MCC Up Against Stern Opposition
    51 6 NAIROBI. Jan. 5 (Reuten After buildinc up a big score and declaring at 346 for seven wickets, the M.C.C. touring team m East Africa, encountered stern opposition from Kenya Koncmis who scored 119 for two wickrts here vestrrclav before the close of 'ho first day's
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    Lock icon Tigers Win At Billiards
    84 6 TIGER Sporting Association beat Chinese Swimming Club by three names to two m a billiards match played at the Tiger Snort m T Association yest?rr'av. Results: (T.S.A. players first > Three rialis. 'MHitftu v_a i.c Soon Croon Lye lost to Wcr Aik Koon 156-200: Lee Sin
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    224 6 The "Cruel Sea caused 21 of the participants to capsize and iorccd the retirement of 36 others. Above Standardpic shows competitors getting ready to launch their yachts on Saturday. The results are as follows: Event 1. International Dragon Class: 1. Bath m Rosemary (R.S.Y.C.) 2. Callicut m Valmai
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    149 6 Horses CI. 2, Div. I—61 6 Furs. Flood Hero 9.00 Lord Arrogance 8.12 Lady Scarlet 8.09 San Siro 8.06 Don Wayne 8.06 Waxer 8.05 Misty Line II 8.05 Top Secret 8.04 Charles Kuda 8.04 Dinkum 8.03 Palio 8.03 Premier 8 02 Pizarro 8.02 Glory 8.02 Triualla
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    Lock icon Probable Fields Far Perak Races On Saturday
    1153 6 Probable Fields Far Perak Races On Saturday FOLLOWING arc weights and probable for aU eight races on Saturday (Jan. 11), onemJ I of the Perak Turf Club January meeting: l*l 1 Horses Class 2, Div. 1— 7 p^^ 234 Peanut Kid 6y 9.00 Mdm. Le« Che. Kln 831 Perhaps So
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      42 6 HOCKEY Div. l—\Vandtrcrs vs. Police at Girls Sports Club; Friendly Y.M.S.A. vs. University ot Bukit Timah. SOCCER Rajaji Sports Club PS. Alagappa Memorial Sports Club at Farrcr Park. BA DM IX TON— Ta mi I Festival nnals at Rangoon Road 7 p.m.
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    Lock icon Fraying Fists
    98 7 PERCY LEWIS, left, of Trinidad scerns to be m the thick of it, but he fought beck to stop Scottish opponent Charlie Hill m the 10th round of their British Einpirc featherweight title fight at Nottingham recently. In the thrill-packed contest the Scot took no fewer then eight
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    Lock icon New Rules for The Henley Regatta
    161 7 1 !NtM» l^-uter) m 5 of Henm itta that rowing River m X rkshire I 1 a arC, rC I rules I t 1 .il mII t 1 I I I I I I |i i I He ifl I I B W I
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    Lock icon Hoad Surprises
    15 7 I fßeuter).--vorld ej m third match teh p:o- es here 4 and 15
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    Lock icon Victoria Win
    59 7 MELBOURNE. Jan. 5, (Rcuter) Victoria took first innings points m their Sheffield Shield match with South Australia, which ended m a draw here tocay. Scores: Victoria 431 (J Potter 115. S. Loxton 106: B. Dooland four for 136) and 84 for one: South Australia 356 (G. Hole 123)
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    Lock icon Betting Tote For Motor Racing
    83 7 MODENA. Jan. 3 (AFP).— ian sportsmen and industrial- have proposed a betting tote automobile racing m Italy, it wai learned here today. wing the success of the tball Pools and the Betting it horse racing they hope the automob.le tote will ye the public interest
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    Lock icon Science Helps British Sport
    376 7 LONDON, Jan. 5 (Reuter) British sport s battle against ice and frost the twin evils which can bring chaos to the country's winter games —may soon be over. Ice-bound pitches, which year after year cause cancellations and injuries throughout British sport, can now be banished for
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    Lock icon RESULTS AND POSITIONS
    1117 7 Association Football league results and latest tables are: FA Cup Results LEAGUE DIV. 11l (Southern) Bournemouth 1. Walsall 2. Mill wall 4. Coventry C. 1. Newport C. 1, Southampton 1. Brighton H. A. 0, Port Vale 0. Shrewsbury T. 0, C'chester U. 0. Swindon T. 5, Exeter
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    Lock icon PANIC IN IRELAND, JOY IN ENGLAND OVER FINAL RUGBY TRIALS
    483 7 PANIC IN IRELAND, JOY IN ENGLAND OVER FINAL RUGBY TRIALS 5. (RevRugby will be m rrowwhen 4 nick the tralia m iry 18. >lMthef had wn sky- trial at when the crushed the -JESS fig interval but im--1 ->n. have ■> class rorestablished Gordon Wood reputation. w ho lopka sure
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    Lock icon ARSENAL GO DOWN TO A THIRD DIV. CLUB
    705 7 ARSENAL GO DOWN TO A THIRD DIV. CLUB LONDON, Jan. 5, (Reuter).— Arsenal, Britain's most prosperous pre-war soccer club, were knocked out of the Football Association Cup yesterday by Northampton Town, a struggling third division South side. Northampton beat the first division side 3—l sending 21.344 supporters near hysterical with
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    Lock icon Replay Dates For Cup Soccer
    57 7 LONDON, Jan. 5, (Reuter).— Replay dates for the third round of the English Football Association Cup are as follows: Tuesday, Jan. 7: Bristol City vs. Accrmgton Stanley. Wednesday. Jan. 8: Charlton Athletic vs. Huddersfield Town; Barnsley vs. Hull City; Southend United vs. Liverpool; Aston Villa
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    13 9 Golden City Opens In K.Lumpur 5 oditl 1 I -i« r<snsn,! td Singapore.
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    126 9 GENERALLY, there was only a nominal market for copra m Singapore last week, and despite arrivals estimated at about 3,000 tons, mainly absorbed by packers, there was no indication that they were keen to sell, according to Lewis Feat (Spore) Ltd.'s report. On the other
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    62 9 AMSTERDAM. Jan 5 < AFP > The Importance of Japan as a major cotton goods oxporter was shown m the report ol Mr. Van Heck. chair-nan of the Twente Chamber Ol Commerce. Mr. Van Heck m his annual statement said the incorporation ol" the European common market
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    150 9 U.K. MOTOR FIRMS SET NEW RECORDS TWO of Britain's leading motor manufacturers have achieved fresh records m the export of vehicles during 1957. A spokesman for the British Motor Corporation said that just under half of the 450 000 vehicles nrodneed by the firm had been exported. Vauxha'J announced that
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    347 9 First Aluminium Output At New Works In Quebec LESS than 20 months after work began on clearing the Rite, the first metal was poured recently at the new aluminium smelter of the Canadian British Aluminium Company at Baie Comeau m the Province of Quebec, on the north shore of the
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    18 9 PROGRESS ha.s been made m the construction of Rs. 70 million Karnafuli Dam m East Pakistan.
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    33 9 PRIVATE investment by overseas companies m Australia m 1955-56 totalled 106.200,000, an increase of nearly £10.000,000 over the previous year, according to figures released by the Australian Statistician m Canberra.
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    109 9 Automatic Fire Fighter Marketed A COMPANY m Sinqar>ore is now introducing American made automatic fire control equipment known as Red Comet, m the local market. A spokesman of Reiman Co.. sole agents m Singapore, Malaya and Borneo, said the equipment was for the protection of homes, stores, schools, offices. garages
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    23 9 IRELAND'S 1957 milk production may rrach an alltime high of 6.100,000 lb., five per cent higher than 1956, it is estimated.
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    480 9 GOOD YEAR FOR TINS AND INDUSTRIALS Bank Rate Rise, Falling Prices Halt Trend By A Market Correspondent A FEATURE of the industrial section m the Malayan share market last year was the una c c o untable boom enjoyed from April to August inclusive, a period when markets were generally
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    441 9 LONDOX. Jan. 5, (Reuter).— Most nations m the world are confident of averting the more serious economic consequences of the business recession m the United States during the last half of 1957 though difficulties are anticipated. That is the conclusion reached m a survey
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    225 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS dore m shares from Dec. 28 t o Jan. 3: INDUSTRIALS: Federal Dispensary $2.00. Fraser Neave Ords. $2.60 to $2 62*. Hammer nnd Co. $2.15, Hume Industries Pref. A22/9 \o A2:*/- to A22 6. William Jacks. $2.07 to $2.07*. Jackson «r Co. $140. Malayan Cement
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    275 9 THE following passengers arriving from Britain aboard the Chusan will disembark at Penang and Singapore on Dec. 7 and 9 respectively PEXANG Sgt. B B Clover. WOII Mrs. H. Johnson and 2 children. Miss C. E. Johnson. Miss C. S. Khaw. SQMS and MYs. E.
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    50 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants on Saturday: Canada: buying) T.T. 32-4. O.D. 32-|. 90 days airmail 33 credit bills, 33-1 16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 32-3 16; Belgian Francs 1618-j. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    163 9 TANDEM MINES, of Toronto has announced a new iron ore smelting process which, the company states, may turn into commercial ore, large deposits of iron ore now considered valueless because of the titanium content, according to the Financial Times. The process is the invention of
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    57 9 A GARDEN sprinkler, driven by a tiny turbine, which will water square or oblong areas without drenching surrounding paths, has been developed by an Australian company and is available lor export. With this sprinkler, tennis courts can be watered m only tiro moves icithout dead spots or
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    139 9 'Slack In Business May Hit S-EA Most' TOKYO. Jan. 5 (UP) The Japanese Government has prcilicted the worldwide recession anticipated thi* year will hit Southeast Asia most severely of all are<*s. The forecast was made m a Foreign Office analysis of world-wide economic trends m 1958 The Foreign Ministry'! economic
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    227 9 Int'l Events Can Affect Australia EVENTS of the last few months have illustrated Australia is very much dependent on international developments, despite the growing diversification of its industry m the post-war years. This view is advanced m the current issue of Australia and New Zealand Bank's QuarterlySurvey. It says the
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    33 9 PAKISTAN'S Central Cotton Committee approved some new schemes for execution during the current year, including a scheme for investigation and control of insect pests of Commilla cotton m East Pakistan.
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    31 9 THE first wool science conference of Its kind has Just, ended In London In an atmosphere of enthusiasm and confidence, the InterNational Wool Secretariat m New Delhi announced.
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    215 9 Airline Plans More Atlantic Services DURING the coming summer, the period of maximum travel on the Atlantic highways. 8.0.A.C. will operate an all-time high of 86 round trip services a week with a total weekly seating capacity of 10.488. Of these 740 will be m Luxury class, 3,224 m first
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    291 10 MONDAY'S Tete-a-Tete HOW would you like to be married to an ideal husband? The Boyton family of Harlow New Town, Essex, has just won a brand new £2,200 house for being Ideal Citizens which makes bespectacled 35V eQ r- old Leonard Boyton the Ideal Husband. What a lucky woman his
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    370 10 r |"IIOSE new to this counJ- try may like to know something about Straitsborn cooking, and today we have Miss Annie Yeo. a domestic teacher from the Y.W .A., a specialist m this form of cuisine, who suggests the "Pong Tauhu" for tour week-end fare. The following ingredients
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    99 10 PHOTO. \CTOR Ran Rnndell, 37, from Australia, and German cover girl Laya Raki, 26, take time out to pose during the filling out of an application for a marriage licence at the Marriage Licence Bureau m Los Anglos. The couple^ married last July m a
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    207 10 Who wants an ideal hubby? day. The whole family goes either for a picnic on the allotment (while the Ideal Husband and Father digs) or for a long walk m the country. On Sunday mornings, the Average Husband and Father lazes round the house m an unshaven state, or sets
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    489 10 WHO SAID THE FRENCH WERE ROMANTIC? "/~\NE way to ruin your marriage is to deprive your husband of his sacred right to get tired, over-eat or catch cold." That down-to-earth commentary on Jovp and marriage comes from a Frenchwoman Mme. Majcel Segal. who writes for one of France's leading magazines
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    545 10 WOMAN, if she has the misfortune to know anything, should conceal it." Women were still J m the seen-but-not-heard category when Jane Austen g wrote that heartfelt little warning to all brainy girls. Today, girls arc taking 2 higher education very, very 2
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    92 11 KLUANG. Sun. New officials of the Eurasian Association. Kiuang, elected at its annual general meeting held recently are: President. Mr. B. de Costa Vice-President, Mr. J Montague Hon. Secre-tary-treasurer. Mr. G- Mannas, Committee Members. Mrs. D. Clark. Mr. M. F. Nicholas. Mr. A. C. Lewis and Mr
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    269 11 MINERS DOWN TOOLS IN PROTEST Sackings Cost Hong Fatt 12 Hours' Standstill KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Six hundred workers of the Sungei Besi Hong Fott tin mine one of the biggest open cost mines m the world downed tools at daybreak today m protest against the management's decision to retrench 75
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    63 11 MR. AM) MRS. Gert Frendonthal after their marriage at the Kuala Lumpur Registry en Saturday. The groom is a planter with the United Plantation. Selangor. and son of Mr. and Mrs. 11.D.W. Frendcnthal of Denmark. The bride is the former Miss Naranjan Kaur daughter of
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    163 11 H.G. BOSS BI DS FAREWELL TO ALL KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Inspector General of Home Guards, Major General E.B. de Fonblanque today sent a personal farewell message to the 1 10.000 Home Guards m the Federation. He leaves Malaya this month. Brigadier L. C. A. Lauaer, State Home Guard Officer m
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    82 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Seven candidates fought it out for the three seats at stake m the Rcngam Local Council elections yesterday. The seats had been vacated by the holders m accordance with their terms of service. The electorate has a registered voter strength of 871 of which 6*B5
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    85 11 THE following were elected Old Battiryans office-bearers lor the year 1958: President: Larry Xavicr. vice-president Miss Tan Siew Yee. secretary: Ng Wee Hiong. asst. secretary: Miss Tan Siew Hong, treasurer: Chin Sin Yomt. asst. treasurer: Foo Chce Kai. Committee members: Messrs. Lim Lian Swec. Tan Kiok Kng.
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    222 11 50,000 SHOP MEN TO UNITE IN A SINGLE UNION Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation's 50,000 shop employees are to merge into one onjaniza tion to be known as the "Malayan Shop Workers Union, The Standard learnt today. Tht? organizer, Mr. R. Madahavan. said the inaugural meeting is to be
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    75 11 PENANG. Sun- -A 17-yoar-old schoolgirl, Miss Shirley Ong was elected Miss Trade Fair 1957 after a secret ballot count at the New World Amusement Park here last night. Wife of the Mayor of Pen- ang. Mrs. D. S. Ramanathan. placed the victor's rrown on the
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    88 11 54 Future Teachers Off To UK KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fifty-four Malayans left for Britain this morning by BOAC to undergo courses at the Kirkhy and Bnnsford Teachers' Training Colleges for two-and-a-half years. Hundreds of relatives and friends jammed the International Airport lobby to bid them farewell. Last evening. 54 trained
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    227 12 MAKARIOS: PLAN TO SMUGGLE HIM BACK NICOSIA, Cyprus, Jan. 5 (UP) Sources close to the Greek Cypriot church today revealed a plan to smuggle Archbishop Makarios from Greece to Cyprus if the British Government does not return him to the island. Cyprus Governor Sir Hugh Foot discussed the return of
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    27 12 NATIONALIST CHINA has asked the United States for a U5550,000,000 loan from President Eisenhower's economic development loan fund, it was disclosed m Taipei yesterday U.P.
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    192 12 i« i BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jan 5 (UP) Three persons, including a child were killed by a terrorist bomb here 1 yesterday. rhe bomb was thrown inside the house of Mr. Nabih Nimeh., brother of a Syrian officer who fled to Lebanon recently. It
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    90 12 NASSAU, Bahamas. Jan. 5 CUP) Mother nature turned on Nassau yesterday, whipping up 56- mile per -hour winds, rain and raging seas to leave destruction and chaos. Fifty boats were sunk m the harbour, huge trees uprooted, some crashing on buildings, telephone poles caught fire
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    163 12 LONDON. Jan. 5 (Reut Kerans, who commanded H. from the Yangtse under Chi 1949, is leaving the service it was learned yesterday. Hi s departure is a result of naval economy measures brought m last year. Commander Kerans, 42. awarded the D.S.O. for his Amethyst
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    79 12 BEVERLY HILLS. California, Jan. 5 (UP) Actor John Barrymore. Jr., 25, gave himself up on schedule yesterday to begin the first of three weekend's m jail on charges of being drunk and disturbing the peace. Barrymore, son of the late John Barrymore, appeared at Police
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    64 12 MANILA, Jan. 5 (AFP) Manila Police last night seized a truckload of machineguns and spare parts believed to be for smuggling into Communist countries. The arms contained m crates with marking of U.S. Naval Forces headquarters at Sangley Point, were confiscated following a Police surprise
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    122 12 LONDON, Jan. 5 (UP)— Soviet expedition ''invaded" a British-claimed island near the Antarctic today and made off with several of its inhabitants ponguins and stormy petrels. The Soviets arrived at Zavadovsky Island, one of the South Sandwich Group m the Falkland Dependencies. A landing
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    102 12 PARIS, Jan. 5 (AFP) A 34-year-old trapeze artist died yesterday from injuries he suffered when he crashed to the ground m a sensational number at a New Year's Eve performance m the populous Paris district of Belleville. The artist. Jean Anger, had been preparing a special
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    301 12 But Russia Flay Macs Propose To End Tensioi WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (UP)— Secret Jr J John Foster Dulles will go along with oth2 f lM nations if they consider that conferrin v a mM Russia on disarmament is worthwhile, dinlo rials said yesterday. Officials said
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    71 12 FIELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery views a frogman's suit after opening the fourth National Boat Show at the Empire Halt. Olympia, m London. The biggest of its kind m Europe, the show contains nearly 300 emit with prices ranging from CIO to £10,000. The opening was Lord
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    251 12 NIXON'S SECURITY MANIA' BLAMED WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (Reuter) U.S. Democratic Parly yesterday blamed the "Security iMania" of Vice-President Richard Nixon and late Senator Joseph McCarthy for helping to destroy the morale of American scientists. The democratic national committee's publication. Democratic Digest, m an article criticised
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    114 12 Cars— A Question Of Dignity KARACHI. Jan. 5 (UP) The Government should lend money to Pakistan's money -shy Cabinet Ministers to purchase automobiles so they can be "politically dignified," says Prime Minister Malik Firoz Khan Not*u. "It is natural/ said the new Premier before the Nationa. Assembly, "that m a
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    175 12 BERLIN. Jan. 5 (Rcutcr) Telegraf. a West Berlin Social Democratic newspaper, said today that several strikes had occurred m East German factories during the past three weeks. It said steel workers at the Dimitrov Works at Magdeburg downed tools for 24 hours on Dec. 16
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    128 12 LONDON, Jan. 5 (Reuter) Blonde British film star Diana Dors has been elevated to the peerage of a West Indian island m a '"New Year Honours List" issued by a British poet who is the island's "King." In the list strictly reserved for those
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    191 12 MASS MOVE OF 'NUDE SECT' TO RUSSIA? VANCOUVER, Canada, Jan. 5 (Reuter) Four members of a fanatical Canadian religious sect who demonstrate against authority by parading nude through the streets left here for Moscow where they hope to complete plans for a mass move of their followers to Soviet Russia,
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    150 12 Chou Sends 80 ,000 Y uan To Ceylon HONGKONG. Jan. 5 (AFP) Chinese Communist Fremier Chou En-lai has sent a message oi sympathy and 80.000 Yuan on behalf of the Chinese Government for the relief of flood victims m Ceyion, the New China news agency reported yesterday. Meanwhile, m Colombo,
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