The Straits Times, 17 December 1958

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    Masthead
    11 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17, 1958 15 CENTS
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    TRADE? STOP REBELS...
    617 1 Jakarta lays down terms GET-RICH-QUICK MEN IN SINGAPORE DENOUNCED Indonesian Consul-General offers to make a deal SINGAPORE, Tues. -The Indonesian Government will help Singapore regain its trade with Indonesia cut by half since the middle of this year-if rebel activity here s stopped, the Republics ConsulGeneral in
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    MISS SINGAPORE to WED
    263 1 CJIXGAPORE, Tues— Lovely O Clarion Willis, 20-year-old cover girl and fashion model who represented Singapore in this year's Mis* Universe Pageant, will be married on Jan. 3 to Inspector Bob Woodworth. of the Singapore Police Force. The wedding will be at the Cathedral of the Good
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    No. 1 IN ASIA FOR STABILITY IS MALAYA-Tengku
    207 1 No. 1 IN ASIA FOR STABILITY IS MALA YA-Tengku 'pHK Prime Minister, Tengku Abd v 1 Rahman, said today that Malayans should he thankful that true democracy was practised in this country. He said: "Whereas TANJONG MALIM, Tuesday some Asian countries have military dictatorships and guided democracy, Malaya has retained
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    70 laundry workers strike in hospital
    266 1 EMERGENCY SUPPLY FOR PATIENTS SINGAPORE, Tues.— General Hospital authorities here today began making emergency arrangements to ensure normal change of linen for patients as 70 laundry workers employed by a private contractor in the hospital compound went on strike. The hosnital's acting Medical Superintendent,
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    3 polio cases
    23 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three more polio cases were reported today— the first since last Saturday bringing the year's total to 385.
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    Search aircraft spots wreckage
    398 1 IS IT THE MISSING PLANE? CONFIRMATION TODAY AN AIRCRAFT taking part in the search for a RAF Shackleton missing since Dec. 9 today sighted wreckage on a reef in the China Sea. 300 miles north of Labuan. The Royal New Zealand Navy frigate Rotolti has been
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    Now police work on sex maniac theory
    896 1 Now police work on sex maniac theory THERESA'S KILLER A SMALL MAN, THINK DETECTIVES SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE Homicide Squad, investigating the murder of Miss Theresa Woo, ex-reporter and tourist guide, are now convinced that she was the victim of a sex maniac. They think her murderer was a small-built man,
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    Professor dies
    18 1 ZURICH. Tues. Professor Wolfgang Pauli. Nobel Prize winner for physics in 1945. died here yesterday. Reuur.
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    Strike threat by clerks
    281 1 Strike threat by clerks SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union may call a strike of its 5.000 members in 54 firms to support its wage de- mands submitted to 14 big employers. A resolution to this effect will be tabled at a mass protest meeting called by the
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 4.500.000 IN RED FORCES PARIS. Tut*. Nun .iiincium i(I totla > Soviet Mac ground tmes total I.SM.QM ncn, i>f whom 3 iiitii into are In \i im Heater
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    Pakhar can grow beard again, says Duke of Gloucester
    91 2 PAKHAR SINGH, the 21 -year-old Sikh who hitch-hiked and cycled 15,000 miles from Malaya to Britain to enlist as a trooper in the 10th Hussars, has been given special permission by the Duke of Gloucester, Colo-nel-in-Chief of the regiment, to re-grow
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    'Beefeaters' plan to strike—or mutiny
    171 2 'Beefeaters' plan to strike— or mutiny LONDON. Tues— The "Beeleaters" who guard the Tower Of London are considering a strike whicn would bo In effect the first •mutiny" in the hi.story ol the olcipst military garrison i In existence, Tiie Yeomen's Union, which speaks lor "Beefeaters", has threatened to boycott
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    Lock icon Eisenhower in Budget talks
    48 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Eisenhower yesterday discussed his controversial Budget proposals lur 1959-60 at a White House meeting with Republican legislative leaders. The overall Budget i.s expected to set v ueacetinu record of about $80,000 million in spending during thp year beginning July 1. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Recognise UAR'
    28 2 LONDON Tues. Mr. Aneurin Bevan, the Labour Party's foreign affairs spokesman, yesterday urged i the Government to extend iiplomatic recognition to the United Arab Republic. Reuter
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    IN BREF... INDONESIA TO GET 18 BRITISH AIRCRAFT.
    160 2 LONDON, Tues.—Export licences have been issued by the British Government for the sale of six Gannet aircraft, first of an order of 18 of these planes from the Indonesian Government. The decision to grant export licences was taken after a talk between
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    Film star files a salt against Mike Todd's family
    152 2 Film star files a salt against Mike Todd's family WASHINGTON, Tues.— Film actress Evelyn Keyes filed a suit yesterday demandinr an accounting in the affairs of the corporation founded by the late Mike Todd. Elizabeth Taylor, Todd's widow and his son. Michael Todd. Jr.. were among the defendants named in
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    Lock icon ENTER ANGRY PARENTS, THROWING DESKS AND FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
    162 2 TOKYO, Tues.— The chairman of the Teachers' Union. Mr. Takeshi Kobayashi. and 15 teachers of a primary school in Niyodokochi Prefecture, Western Japan, were seriously Injured last night in a clash with students parents. Mr. Kobayashi and two teachers are being treated
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    Lock icon SHOT WOMAN: BRITAIN BLAMES THE ARABS
    264 2 SHOT WOMAN: BRITAIN BLAMES THE ARABS NEW YORK, W. BRITAIN yesterday held the United ra h d public responsible for the murder month of Mrs. Joyce Mary Doran, wif- nf T British Air Attache in Israel. Sir Pierson Dixon. British del< Security Council that Britain was tak 1 author;- He
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    Lock icon Next Seato meeting in Wellington
    90 2 WELLINGTON. Tups. Mr. Walter Nash, the New Zealand Prime Minister, today announced arrangements for the annual conference of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation in Wellington next April Eighty military advisers will meet from April 2 tc April 4 and the Council of Ministers for three
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    Lock icon Nikita blames 'anti-party' men
    445 3 NEW ATTACK ON FORMER RUSSIAN LEADERS FOR CRISIS ON FARMS MOSCOW, Tuesday. THE SOVIET Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, yesterday revived his attack on the "anti-party group of Malenkov, Kaganovich, Molotov, Bulganin and Shepilov," as a "despicable group of wretched splitteia," Moscow Radio said last night.
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    Lock icon FOUR ADVENTUROUS BRITONS ARE NOW HIGH ABOVE MID-ATLANTIC
    96 3 IIIKSE four Britons are ikiw ovrr the mid-Atlantic (he gondola of their halloon. "The Small World." in which they are attemptI to drift 3,000 miles from tin- Canary Islands to th. West Indies. lhty expect the journey t<> take from one to
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    Lock icon Trade talks
    22 3 COLOMBO. Tues—A Chi- Communist trade deletion is expected here in first week ol January for with the Ceylon Govr: inent.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Paper banned
    19 3 JAKARTA. Tues. The Times of Indonesia, an inIcpendent English-language daily, has been suspended !nr harming Indonesia's reputation.—Reuter.
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    Debate challenge to Grantham
    74 3 Debate challenge to Grantham HONG KONG, Tues. Mr Ma Man Fai, chairman of the United Nations Association here, said today he would invite the former Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, to attend a public debate on whether or not Hong Kong people wanted self-government-Mr. Ma challenged Sir Alexander's statement in Singapore
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    Lock icon Lorry blown up
    35 3 NICOSIA, Tues.— A British military venicle was damaged by an explosion caused by an electrically detonated mine near Rizokarpasso in North-East Cyprus today but there were no casualties, officials here reported.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. DIPLOMAT'S CAR IS STONED
    168 3 Troops keep Iraq mob at bay BAGDAD. Tuesday. A MOB yesterday smashed the windshield of the car in which the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. William Rountree, was travelling from the palace of the Sovereignty Council here to the U.S. Embassy four miles away.
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    Nato no on Berlin
    60 3 PARIS. Tues. The Nato Council today unanimously rejected Russia's ultimatum to the West to get out ol Berlin. The Council decided at a secret session, however, to leave the door open for possible East-West negotiations on the whole question of Germany which might restore Berlin to
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    Lock icon Mao will quit: Now Peking says it
    175 3 Mao will quit: Now Peking says it PEKING, Tues. Mao JT Tse-tung, 65-year-old Chinese Communist leader, is to give up his post as chairman of the Republic this year, reliable sources said here today. They quoted Chen Yl, the vice-premier and foreign minister, as having officially told foreign diplomats at
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    Lock icon Snark launched
    33 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues. An Air Force crew launched an intercontinental Snar& missile early today 1 1 start a flight of about 3.000 miles down the Atlantic tracking range and back. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Eden on holiday
    26 3 LONDON, Tues.- -Sir Anthony Eden flew to New York today on his way to Mexico for a holiday ordered by his doctors.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Senate deadlock broken
    73 3 SYDNEY Tues.— Mr. R. G. Menzies' Liberal Country Party coalition government was given its first Senate working majority since 1955 today, when the Commonwealth electoral office confirmed that a Country Party candidate had won the last of the New South Wales seats to be counted after the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    345 3 IT ON DON. Tues— The general I appearance on London stock 1 markets today was Irregular but a satisfactory undertone was maini Mined helped by a selective de- mand. Apart from the overnieht advance on Wall Street there was very little to stimulate Interest or affect sentiment. The
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    Mr. K (five times death hoax victim) is dead
    271 4  -  JACKIE SAM By TRICKSTER ONCE TRIED TO SEND HIM A COFFIN SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Government pensioner who was the butt of a series of malicious "death" hoaxes five months ago, died in hospital this morning after a stomach operation. Mr. A.
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    BUDGET: 'APATHY IN ASSEMBLY' COMPLAINT
    120 4 BUDGET: 'APATHY IN ASSEMBLY' COMPLAINT SINGAPORE, Tues. 3 A Legislative Assemblyman today complained that insumcient attention was being paid to the Budget debate by some colleagues and the public. During a debate on estimates for the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Lim Cher Kheng (Ind.) referred to the small
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    CONSULATE QUERIES COUNCIL ABOUT THOSE ENGINEERS
    177 4 CONSULATE QUERIES COUNCIL ABOUT THOSE ENGINEERS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE JAPANESE Consulate-General here has asked the City Council for "more information" about the council's request for help in recruiting five electrical engineers to replace expatriates who have resigned. A City Council spokesman said that the consulate's letter together with one received
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    Opening of new Shaw cinema
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Shaw Organisation will be opening its new Ciros cinema Id Singapore at Telok Blanga on Thursday. The theatre, which cost about $750,000 has accommodation lor 744 people.
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    Change in CPF office address
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Central Provident Fund Board will operate from 79 Anson Road from Dec. 22. The Board's telephone number will be ***** while its posti.i address remains P.O. Box 3060
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    Going on leave
    25 4 PEDALING JAVA. Tues.— Mr. A. Abel. Development Officer of the Petaling Jaya Development Corporation, will leave for Britain next week on leave.
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      444 4 POLICE BAND concert at the CHINESE YMCA (16 South Esplanade Gardens 7.30 p.m. '.o Pier): Table tennis 9 a.m.. body--830 p m building, weight-lifting 3 p.m. badSINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: mti >U>n 6 p.m.. basketball 7.30 Ninth exhibition of works by P vwca muffle Onaw Talk on local .ritau vi Victorja
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    METHODS EXPERTS TO AID GOVT.
    186 5 METHODS EXPERTS TO AID GOVT. (2INGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government has asked the British Government for two experts to help streamline Government administration here The Permanent Secretary (Establishment) Mr R c Hoffman, told the Straits Times today that the Gov. eminent hoped to establish an organisation and methods department here
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    Man to court: I saw friend robbed
    212 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A labourer told a court today that he stood a few feet away and watched helplessly while his friend was assaulted and robbed In broad daylight by four persons in a main street in Singapore. The labourer. Rajappm Ramoo. of Cuff
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    The go-slow port delay: Rise in imports blamed
    488 5 AUTHORITIES PLAN 3-SHIFT ROUND-THE-CLOCK WORK XT/"» T< J KLANG, Tuesday. ABNORMAL increase in import cargo and not the 10-day work-to-rule campaign by 500 port workers was today given as the reason for ships being diverted from Port Swettenham. The Chief Port Manager,
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    New wage scheme for tappers next year
    125 5 New wage scheme for tappers next year KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Planting Industries Employees' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers hope to end their 11 month wase negotiations in time to give 200.--000 Malayan plantation workers a new deal for the new year. The negotiations longest in
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    Lallang fire
    31 5 NIBONG TEBAL, Tues. Police and firemen, reinforced by estate labourers, fought a two-hour battle against a lallang fire covering about 15 acres at Val Dor Estate. Simpang Ampat. yesterday.
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    Refugee Russian dies at airport
    90 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A White Russian refugee from Red China. Ivan Platonovich Voinov, t>B. collapsed at the Paya Lebar Airport Customs Hall at 11.40 a.m. today, while waiting to fly to Europe. He died a few minutes later. He was one of 56 White Russian refugees
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    R.A.F. GETS A THANK YOU' GIFT FROM DR. PRASAD
    115 5 R.A.F. GETS A THANK YOU' GIFT FROM DR. PRASAD KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Indian High Commissioner. Mr. &K. Baner.ii. today presented an ivory table lamp to a Royal Air Force officer on behalf of the president of the Republic of India Dr. Rajendra Prasad The officer. Squadron Leader M. N.
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    HISTORIC MOMENT FOR PERAK'S SULTAN
    71 5 A HISTORIC moment at the Istana lskandariah, Kuala Kangsar the Sultan of Perak signing the latest amendments to the state's constitution at the Istana on Monday morning. The signing and promulgation of th. amendments by the Sultan made Perak the most politically advanced state in
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    VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR IN STORE MUSIC FARE FOR 1959
    175 5 VIENNA BOYS' CHOIR IN STORE MUSIC FARE FOR 1959 SINGAPORE, Tues. A French ballet company, the Vienna Boy's Choir, and a number of top-flight solo musicians will be performing in Singapore next year. This was announced today in the 1959 prospectus of the Singapore Musical Society. The Theatre dart dv
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    Federation unfair, say soap makers
    321 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. COAP manufacturers here warned today that unless the Government took immediate steps to protect the local industry, more factories would be forced to shut down and cause further unemployment. They blamed the Government for being "slow and inactive" in introducing a tariff system
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    New book on North Borneo is sold out
    161 6 New book on North Borneo is sold out SINGAPORE. Tues.— The first edition of a book on the history or North Borneo published recently by the University of Malaya Press has been completely sold out, the manager of the press, Mr. E. H. Clark, said today. The book entitled "Under
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    WITH FILM SHOW, GIFTS AND BALLOON?
    102 6 MORE than 1,500 children were given an early Christmas party at the Odeon Cinema in Singapore yesterday. The were children from the various Social Welfare centres, Salvation Army homes and other charitable institutions in Singapore. They were children from the the Apex Club and
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    The new M.O.
    32 6 IPOH, Tues. Dr. V.D. Seevaratnam has assumed duties as Medical Officer of Health. Lower Perak, in Teluk Anson replacing Dr. P. LJvera who has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur.
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    TROUBLE SHIP HAS ANOTHER ACCIDENT
    148 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The 4.249-ton freighter Mandama, belonging to Amtasia Line, was involved in an accident with another ship in Adelaide recently, according to messages reaching Singapore today. This is the second time that the Mandama has run Into trouble. On the flrs,t occasion seven months
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    Rajah won't oppose PAP at polls: 'I share their views'
    207 6 Rajah won't oppose PAP at polls: 'I share their views' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ]t|R. T. T. RAJAH, a lawyer and former secretaryi?l general of the Peop:e's Action Party, will not contest the Legislative Assembly elections if the P.A.P. is contesting all the 51 seats. He told the Straits Times: "I shall
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    Famous dancer visits S'pore
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A leading Indian dancer. Padmini, flew into Singapore by Air India this morning for a 10-day visit. She and her equally famous sister, Rapini, are members of the Travancore Sisters dance team. They have starred in many youth Indian films.
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    Theft of car alleged
    40 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tan Koh TJan. of Brahmaputra Road, was charged here uiday with stealing a car belonging to Eileen Fam, frcm the Medical Faculty. Sepoy Lines, yesterday afternoon. The case will be mentioned on Dec. 23.
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    MCA youth want more members on councils
    64 6 MCA youth want more members on councils iron, Tues.— The youth section of the Malayan Chinese Association, Perak branch, want more of their members to be named as candidates for council elections at all levtl.v A r. solution to this effect will be submitted at the annual delegates' conference of
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    Eight beat up one
    36 6 Eight beat up one SINGAPORE. Tues. A tongkang owner, Quek Slew Soon, was beaten up by eight thugs at Sin Koh Street, of! Kallang Road, last evening. He was treated at the hospital for body injuries.
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    Indian Minister flies in
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. N. K. Tirpude, Minister for Social Welfare. Bombay, flew into Singapore yesterday by Japan Air Lines after attending the International Child Welfare conference in Tokyo He hopes to visit all the welfare institutions during his stay here.
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    Picket lines
    24 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues More than 25 unemployed youths today formed picket lines outside Federal House, where the Ministry of Labour is housed.
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    THEIR DILEMMA: THE PAP OR THE SPA?
    167 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The executive committee of the Pan-Ma-layan Islamic Association will meet at the end of the month to decide whether to line up with the People's Action Party or the Singapore People's Alliance at the coming general election. The association's new president,
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    CUT DAUGHTER 'S THROAT: 'SORRY' HE SAYS NOW
    261 7 CUT DA UGHTER 'S THRO AT: 'SORRY' HE SAYS NOW MALACCA, Tuesday. OH HONG LEE, 55, a cook in an tatinjj stall who was tried in the Malacca Hijrh Court today for the order of his three-year-old daughl,oh Ntriap Yong, was found j of a lesser charge of culpable icide
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    Public talk by mayor
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The prospects for democratic, socialism in Malaya will oe the subject of a public taik at the University of Malay* New Lecture Theatre. Bukit Timah. tomorrow at 8.30 p.m The speaker will be Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. Mayor ol George Town and vice-chair man
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    Combined choir concert
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The combined choirs of the Singapore Musical Society and the Singapore Chamber Ensemble will present a Christmas concert at the Victoria Theatre on Monday. The programme will include Bach's Christmas Oratorio, solos from Handel'^ M( ssiah and carol.-,
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    Art display at the Vic
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Tun Lim Yew Hock, the Chief Minister of Singapore, opened the ninth exhibition ol works by local artists at /the Victoria Memorial Hall today. A total of 20" paintings and sculptures— the work of 78 artists in Singapore and throe in Johore— are
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    Labourer dies in hospital
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Tues— An odd job labourer. Tan 'feck Soon. tis died in the General Hospital today from injuries he received yesterday when he was knocked down by a motor cycle outside Gate 10 of the Harbour Board wharves. Eye witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Mahinder
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    Labourer stashed in 4 a.m. gang fight
    84 7 Labourer stashed in 4 a.m. gang fight SINGAPORE. Tues— ln a 4 a.m. secret society fight at Sago Lane today, a jtrr-troiu labourer. Tan Hock Lim. 24. was seriously slashed with a parang. Tan, who was treated at the hospital, has reported to the police that he was on his
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    Two women share the platform
    124 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two O women artistes —a pianist and a soprano shared the programme of a concert given by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble at the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight. Youn^ Johore Bahru pianist Seah Khung Img played works ranging from I I Bach's monumental Cha-1
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    Special session
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Hotels Licensing Board will hold special public session on Jan. 2 to consider the applications of 87 hotels seeking a renewal of their licences for next year.
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    Masked men grab $2,000
    66 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Five masked men armed with daggers entered a motor spare-parts shop in Kallang Road tonight and robbed its proprietor. Low Eng Seng. 45. of about $1,500 and a $500 cheque. The thugs surprised Low as he was counting the day's takings. They bound and
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    MTUC PLANS ATTACK ON MONEY POLICY
    172 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday A RESOLUTION criticising the Federation Gov- ernmenfs direction of the country's economic development will be discussed at the three-day annual delegates conference of the Malayan Trade Union Congress. The meeting opens on Friday with an address from the Minister for Labour
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    Food laws go as Johore Red menace fades
    100 7 JOHOKE BAHRL 1 Tues.— Central rooking will end in the Operation Badak area of south-east Johore from Monday as a result of the big improvement in the Emergency there. There arc only eight terrorists left in the area. The operational rice ration
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    Lock icon Floating trade show in Sandakan
    162 7 JESSELTON. Tues The Governor of North Borneo, Sir Roland Turnbull. flew in a RAAF Valetta from Jesselton with the Australian Commis sioner in Malaya. Mr. Davi-i McNicol. to Sandakan for Uu opening of an Australia., trade mission's exhibition on board the Dclos. which arrived in
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    Singapore's unwilling wives..,
    821 8 THEY MUST BE PROTECTED, LIM TELLS THE ASSEMBLY THE Chief Ministor, Tun Lim Yew Hock, said in the Legislative Assembly today that there was need for a family planning service because unwilling wives had to be protected. Ho was speaking on the proposal to give $100,000 noxt
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    FAMILY SCOREBOARD
    100 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Speakers in the Assembly debate on family planning are listed below with the num. ber of children they have in brackets: Tun Lim Yew Hock (4), Mr. Lim Cher Kheng (5 plus 3 adopted), Mr. R. Jumabhoy (4). Mr. A. J. Braga (1), Mr. M.P.D. Xair
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    333 8  - A mother of seven asks: Would anyone like to adopt a baby? COINCIDING WITH THE DEBATE DO YOU want a bonny four month old baby boy as a Christmas present? His parents. Mr. Lee Chin Hin. 33 and Madam Tan Chye Neo. 29. have decided to part with him. the
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    HUSBAND BLAMED FOR HIS WIFE'S DEATH
    192 8 HUSBAND BLAM ED FOR HIS WIFE'S DEATH SINGAPORE t The Coroner h >- ertoday that the J^ of a woman n 'ho been killed in to hospital n hf 4 Her husband fleer Donald B X Royal Air Fnrr, X P iS. th Bri; quest on Mrs said that Keebl.
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    District officer transferred
    33 8 KOTA BHARU, Tues.-Th< Bachok Assistant District OS ficer. Inche Ariffin bin Dud, has been transferred to Pasir Puteh District. He was succeeded Tumpat Assistant Districto:--fleer. Tengku Mustapha bifl Tengku Mohamed.
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    Bandit couple quit jungle
    143 9 Bandit couple quit jungle 1 1 1 1 BEHIND BY (OM RAPES... Tues. Two I oung terrorists, Ah 31, and his wife Ping, iO. surrenderd to a woman who was i.ia? on her vegeplot, in Kampong last Thursday Ing. i were former residents ong Rambutan and n operating in the
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    New officials
    40 9 iNGAPORE. Tues. The officials of the Old KalAirport Estate CornAssociation are: •resident Mr. Lee Sok How; presidents Dr. Chong Mun. Mr. Cheong Eng Mr. Chua Seng Jin; tary Mr. Ho Kirn Wee; r< a>urer Mr. Sng Hock Lye.
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    STUDENTS IN CHINA SENT INTO RED FACTORIES
    238 9 White Russian on way back to freedom tells what happens to overseas youths SINGAPORE, Tuesday. of overseas students who entered Red China for further studies have been forced to work as labourers, farmers and factory hands. This was disclosed to the Straits Times
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    Sen Gupta is new director of SATA
    85 9 Sen Gupta is new director of SATA SINGAPORE. Tues.— Dr. N. C. Sen Gupta 40, has been appointed to succeed the late Dr. G. 11. Garlick as Medical Director of SATA and administrator of the Royal Singapore Chest Clinic. The appointment was unanimously approved by the Council of the Singapore
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    Variety show raised $2,400
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. -Radio Malaya's Variety Show at the Victoria Theatre last nignt raised $2,400 for St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. The show will be broadcast at 7.55 p.m. on Jan. 1.
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    BANKRUPTCY APPEAL FOR PRIVY COUNCIL
    142 9 BANKRUPTCY APPEAL FOR PRIVY COUNCIL SINGAPORE. Tues. bankruptcy appeal against the decisior ot the Singapore Court of Appeal is goiflg to the Privy Council in London. It is that of Peter Wong, alias Wong Chi Lung, a businessman. Receiving and adjudication orders were made against Wong in 1956 on a
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    Coffee shop robbed
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Five men walked into a New Bridge Road coffee shop yesterday, ordered drinks and then robbed the shop-assis-tants of $40. They left the shop after warning the employees not, to contact the police.
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    SALESMAN WEDS PENANG GIRL
    50 9 A SINGAPORE salesman, Mr Tan bwe Kheam. attached to Emporium Ltd.. helps his bride. Miss Khoo Hock Neo. eldest daughter of Mr. A. S. Khoo. manager of the Penang New World Park, to cut the cake after their wedding in Penang on Sunday. Straits Times picture
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    Sir John Slessor on tour of air bases
    246 9 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. SIR JOHN SLESSOR, Marshal of the RAF. arrived at the new Australian Air Force base at Butterworth today. Sir John accompanied by his wife, is on a four-day visit |O Far East Air Force sta- j tions in the Federation
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    Tax returns in court
    49 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A charcoal retailer, accused today of not submitting his 1958 income tax returns, tendered his returns in court and pleaded for a lenient sentence. Chan Joo Hee was fined $20 after handing over his returns to Mr. W. Gordon, the Tax Department prosecutor.
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    AIR FARE CUTS 'BIG TOURIST BOOST'
    230 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Director of Tourism, Mr. R. A. Howlett, welcomes a British airline's proposed special low-cost service between London and Singapore as a "big boost" for the tourist trade here. Mr. Norman Ashton Hill, a director of Eagle Aviation. Ltd.. told a Press conference
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    Open verdict
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Tues An open verdict was recorded at an inquest today on a cyclist. Lee Kan. 35, who was killed after colliding with a lorry in Hill Street on the afternoon of Nov. 8.
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    Envoy to open a debate
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Persatuan Kebudayaan Meiayu. a cultural society, will huld its first debating competition at the Raffles Institution hall on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Indonesian ConsulGeneral. Brig. Gen. Djatikusumo. will open the debate.
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    THE PIG THAT DIDH'T GO TO MARKET$500 FINE
    90 9 THE PIG THAT DIDH'T GO TO MARKET$500 FINE PENANG. Tues.— A pork seller. Lim Sim Peng, 20, was today jailed for one day and fined $500 for stealing a pig. valued at $113. The Sessions Court was tola that Lim took two pigs for slaughter at the George Town city
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    DEATHS
    83 10 ;o Word* $10 (Minimum). JACKSON: At Colwin Bay on 13ih December "Pattie" wife of Harry Jackson formerly of Jackson <fc Co. Ltd. Sadly missed by all iriends in Singapore. MADAM TEO LENG NEO, 75, passed away peacefully at 418 Rher Valley Road, leaving behind 3 sons Poh Kirn Van,
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    The Straits Times. Wednesday, Dec, 17, 1958. The Budget Deficits
    657 10 The Straits Times. Wednesday, Dec, 17, 1958. The Budget Deficits The federal legislature has advanced beyond the stage which once found the elected Alliance members the recipients of a note from a harassed government reminding them that whatever they I might think, and even say, about the budget, they must
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    P.A.P.'s Stand
    241 10 P.A.P. can be taken at its word when it declares it does not intend to become the trojan horse of the M.C.P. Mr. Lee Kuan Xew made nis party's position plain last October by his volte face on the Public Security Ordinance. A policy statement published on the
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    Chairman Mao
    260 10 Reports that Mao Tse-tung may relinquish his post as head of state, chairman of the People's Republic of China, probably have some substance. Mao himself, a few months ago, told a group of workers on the banks o f the Yangtze that he too had a five year
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    China's bid to capture South-East Asian trade
    1677 10  -  FROM Tokyo to New Delhi, Communist China's trade offensive in Asia is causing the gravest concern. Chinese goods in astonishing array and of high quality have already penetrated every market: given the opportunity they will capture the lot. A Japanese trade delegation that
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    GOVERNMENT BY THE POLITICAL FEW FOR THE APATHETIC MANY
    428 10 rpHE Sunday Times of Dec. 14 reported that a recommendation has been made by the Select Committee set up to examine the Local Government Elections (Amendment) Bill regarding the question of compulsory voting. This recommendation is that those who do not
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    Singapore first—Assembly plea
    1215 11 Singapore first— Assembly plea MiAPORE* Tues. Singapore i s s ick of having to take •den from Kuala iiinpur, Mr. Lim her Kheng (Ind.) declared in the Legisitive Assembly today. He said that the Fetion Government el shown by its •ions that it aid not what happened to :iore. .■Speaking
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    MALARIA MAY HAVE BEEN THE KILLER
    151 11 MALARIA MAY HAVE BEEN THE KILLER KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A combination of inalaria and influenza may have been the cause of the 23 deaths ted in Ulu Trenganu since October. anally reported as nfluenza cases. The Deputy Director of Mpdical Services, Dr. Moimed Din. said this today :-er receiving a
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    Man found with a knofe say he feared attach by extortion gang
    124 11 Man found with a knofe say he feared attach by extortion gang SINGAPORE, Tues. Ramasamy Pillay, of Jalan Kayu. was returning home after making a report of an extortion case when a detective stopped him and found a knife in a pocket of his trousers. In a district .ourt today,
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    PROF. HSU GIVEN A MONTH TO APPEAL
    185 11 But he just did nothing about it KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Nanyang University professor who wa? deprived of his Federal citizenship, Prof. Hsu Yun Tsiao. was given one month in which to appeal against the decision but he did nothing about it. This
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    DEDICATION OF MALAYA'S ONLY ESTATE CHURCH
    90 11 DEDICATION OF MALAYA'S ONLY ESTATE CHURCH JOIIORK BAHRI. Tues.— The only estate church in Malaya was dedicated today at riu Remis. near Layang Layang. by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W Baines (above). It is owned hy Oil Palms of Malaya Ltd.. lln Remis Estate, covering over
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    REGISTRAT'S POST OR SON OF DIPLOMAT
    93 11 REGISTRAT'S POST OR SON OF DIPLOMAT KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Gunn Chit Tuan. a Malayan Civil Service officer, and son of Malaya's High Commissioner in Australia, has been appointed Senior Assistant Registrar of the Supreme Court, Federation of Malaya. He was formerly Assistant District Officer. Butterworh. and later Assistant State
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    Threat of strike Muslim adultery law: 'Even death by stoning'
    282 11 Muslim adultery law: 'Even death by stoning' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO top Muslim authorities hero suid today that the "Muslim remedy" which permits a man to eat pork if he cannot get any other form of food is not applicable to the sin of adultcrv. i The Chief lathi. Tuan Haji
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    Bid to stop Alliance row
    285 12 UMNO HEADQUARTERS WARNS BRANCHES: PONT GET EXCITED, THIS CAN BE CLEARED UP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ITMNO HEADQUARTERS is concerned about the feelings of members of its Trengganu and Kelantan branches over the M.C.A.'s views on two 'matters: 1 The provision in the new MCA. constitution
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    Town council to hold 6 meetings
    49 12 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— The Teluk Anson Town Council will hold six meetings in 1959. The first meeting will be on Feb. 4. The dates for the other meetings are tentatively nx«'d for April 7. June 10. Aug. 12. Oct. 14 and Dec. 9.
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    Rakyat men decide to fight polls
    128 12 Rakyat men decide to fight polls KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.The Kuala Kangsar division of Parly Rakyai decided yesterday at a special meetine at Talane to contest, three state and two Federal constituencies In the district in next year's elections. The party also decided '-o protest to the Federation Government against the
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    Permits needed to go to closed ports
    177 12 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. from Singapore and Malaya can still go to the West Borneo ports closed by the Indonesian Navy yesterday provided they have the necessary permits. A consular spokesman said that ships from Singapore and Malaya going to West Borneo could obtain permits
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    Down memory lane for Templer who also had toy soldiers
    109 12 pIELD MARSHAL Sir Gcraid Templer stops to examine a "military review" at an exhibition of toy soldiers in London. He acknowledged that as a boy he collected toy soldiers, and often planned campaigns with them. "Now I collect uniforms", he
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    THE MONTH FOR TWINS
    40 12 TAIPING. Tues. Eight set.-, of twins were born in the Taioing Hospital in November. Its a record number for a month in this hospital. Five sets were delivered within one week between Nov. 5 and 11.
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    HER BABY DROWNED AS MOTHER SEWED
    116 12 HER BABY DROWNED AS MOTHER SEWED SINGAPORE v A Sabj who was seen playing in h'j i house while lik mother wai wwing was found c'r I the sea shortly aftenrufe jan inquest wu Mid today At the inquest on I Tan Cht-ong Chiang, aged 11 months. Koh Joo Kee.
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      249 12 Straits Times Crossword i BHP^THf^ HV^ WKfi HF WKp BBF~ ACROSS v Unusual type in a scientific 9 supplying nourishment In mall (.8). ale perhaps (9). 7 Put off the trac because the 10 Dim creature about fifty (3) o lieen is in parliament? (6). 11 Material placed around a
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    Lock icon The amazing career of William Fox, movie magnate
    1130 13 WHAITS TIME* *i»m iai. rEATi rk JJUXDREDS of millions of dollars hung in the balance on Saturday, April 6, 1930, when William Fox, money-manipulating movie magnate, sat down to parley with wily New York financiers. Heated negotiations culminated shortly after midnight on
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    They called them cranks but today they are heroes
    876 14  - They called them cranks but today they are heroes LONDON. rkNLY one Sputnik still circles the earth. And that means that the British scientists at Jodrell Bank. Cheshire, can now concentrate on work which makes Sputnik-track-ing trivial by comparison. For in front of these men dangles a golden carrot the
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    Malayan doctors are wanted
    620 14 ROM your editorial headed "Doctors Doubts" (S.T. Dec. 15) it would appear that you have not received reports of the replies given by mo to the Honourable Dr. L.H. Tan in the Legislative Council. I should like to make it clear that no University ol Malaya
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      995 15 Ezani finds he cannot make jokes to order The jungle animals are taking part in a contest to choose a king. The scene is Kolam Ayer and the judges are: a panda, an anteater and an orang outan. Ezani Elephant has already won the test for courage, and Tahir Tiger
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      211 15 Dear Boys and Crls. Here are the winners of oui Flipper contest in which Tom has lost his teo cups. Caroline Hawes. 550 Ploen Chitr Road. Bangkok, Siam it's nice to know that we have readers from our neighbouring countries Dons Coller, 309 Joo Chiat
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    TELOK KRUIN PLANS TO LIQUIDATE IMMEDIATELY
    604 16 By Our Market Correspondent THE directors of Telok Kruin, a tin company in the Osborne and Chappel Group, announced yesterday that they will recommend at a special meeting on December 31 that the company should be liquidated at once. No production figures have been
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    478 16 Th.- Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections on the local share market were quiet and prices were a shade easier. The turnover v.as small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Con. Tin Smelt ords 285.; Praser Neave ords $1.59 and 5 1 .58 j
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 16 January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 82 cents per lb., unchanged on Monday's closing price. The tone was quietly steady, (losing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 81 'a, sellers U%; Int. 1 R.S.S. Jan.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 16 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet, steady. UK/ Continent. December, January. $39% buyers. $40 "i sellers. Coconut oil- quiet: bulk $62 sellers drum $fi4 sellers Pepp«r: steady: no business m reported done. Muntok white $128. Sarawak $127. (both up $4 1. special
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    185 16 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or I expected today are: Dresden 1 2, I Tjisadane I 4. Selangor 5. Bingo Maru 6A. Orestes 6/7 Rebevereti 8 9. Straat Mulakka 10 11. Kyoei Maru 13/14. Radja 15/16. Benpalen 18. Asphalion 19 20. Serdang N Wall 2.
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    TEDIOUS TIN RESTRICTION'
    102 16 The hope that the current year win be the last of operation under "the tedious and costly aegis of tin control" is expressed by Mr H Ellerton Binns. chairman of the Ipoh and Temoh tin dredging companies. Mr. Binns points out to shareholders of the former company
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    74 16 Investmen! Electrical storK- Mlnit,K M,, r firm lines. strengthened. to ConM,,, dat d ominonni-.in a firm tone ,>,,., Loans 3'. 195c Bonk of NSW 1 U0 Con. Zinc. Mount. Lyell N. Broken Hip" Hill 50 Mount. Morgan Peko Western M ln ,V." Ampol Prt Oil Search Timor Otl
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    47 16 The Malayan Ix, Association changes in it, 't i .veiling T.T. or n n Canada 31 5 Ifi Frnd, 2* *****; Belßian J, alll On the frrr Mewl m to Hon* Ron, I.s. dollar mm for cash, and Sterling n, and one tael of „,,,j
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    288 18 New pro approach angers Aussie otficials MELBOURNE, Tuesday. THE LAWN Tennis Associa tion of Australia is seeking I world ban on the use of ama teur courts by Jack Kramer, the American professional tennis promoter. The Australian association recently banned Kramer's troupe from
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    151 18 Kramer hits back with a new threat DERTH, Tues.— r American tennis promoter Jack Kramer today retaliated against attacks on him by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association. "The L.T.A.A. is very short-sighted and has very short memories." he said. "I don't know how long I can go on turning the
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    133 18 ARSENAL DROP TO SECOND PLACE IN BETTING LONDON. Tues. Wolverharnptoii Wanderers were named favourites at nine to one for the F.A. cup at a callover at the Victoria Club here last night. Arsenal, joint favourites with Wolves at the last callover were la&t night made joint second favourites with West
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    21 18 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Negri Sembilan All Blues will hold a dance on Christmas eve at the Town Hall.
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    319 18 QINGAPORE, Tues. ImO press, who completed a splendid double at the recent Bukit Timah meeting over 6f and sveen furlongs, is among five horses promoted to Class 2 from Class 3, according to latest amendAssoclation's classification list. The others
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    47 18 WOLVERHAMPTON. Tues. —Crystal Palace beat Shrews--1 bury 4-1 in the second replay of their second round F.A Cup tie here last night. Thp winners, who led 2-1 !at haif-time. are now away jto Sheffield United in the I third round Reuter
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    81 18 ■yiENNA. Tues.— Mohammed Taher. an Egyptian member of the International Olympic Committee, has arrived here to inspect sport.s arenas in Vienna which has applied to stage the Olympir Games in 1965. Mr. Taher. who was welcomed by the Burgomaster Herr Franz Jonas, said thenwere "many reasons
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    47 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Japanese judo expert Mr. Haruyoshi Ichijima, holder of the sixth dan black belt, arrived in Singapore tonight by JAL to begin a two-month coaching tour. Mr. Ichijima will hold his coaching sessions at the Singapore Judo Club from tomorrow (7.30 p.m.).
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    82 20 SINGAPORE. Tues M.R.N.V.R. beat H Q R.A.S.C. 4-1 in the final ol the Malayan Armed Forces badminton knockout competition at Ayer Rajah Road tonight. Results (M.R.N.V.R. first) were) Wahab Sarkawi bt Sgt. Kcrim 15-2. 15-5: Noor Salleh bt Cpl. Othman Manap 15-6. 15-4; Zaidi Yadin bt
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    59 20 RIGGER; S.C.C. "A" v RE., padang; R.A.S.C. v 8.M.H.. Ayer Rajah Road; R.A.F. Seletar v Police, Seletar; R.E.M.E. v 221 B.V.D Ayer Rajah Road; RAP. Changl, "A" v South Johore "A Changi. HOCKEY: S.H.A. Div 2—Prisons v Police, Chansi; Friendly— S.C.C. v Khalsa. padang SOCCER: Friendlies— jollilads v
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    136 20 XTEW YORK, rues.— Hogan (Kid) Bassey the Nigerian holder of the world featherweight boxing championship, has tentatively agreed to defend his title against Davey Moore, of California, towards the end of February. Mr. Jersey Jones, riassey United States manager an nounced this today,
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