The Straits Times, 5 December 1959

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    20 1 AVKHACi: DAILY fKHTIFIEI SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Ha* 0 01 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 5 1959 15 CENTS.
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    SWOOP ON CHINESE
    289 1 BANDOENG: 172 HELD FOR NOT OBEYING NEW LAW Soerabaya: Anti-Peking slogans appear all over city Did not close village shops JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Army today arrested 172 Chinese shopkeepers in villages near Bandoeng, in West Java. They were alleged to ha v c violated Government regulations
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    Lock icon When the rains came yesterday...
    148 1 SHAKING an umbrella are the Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, and his wife. Che Norisha. She brushes away some raindrops. On the right Is the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Ra.iaratnam, in plastic raincoat, getting up to surgest that it is
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    ON THE WAY OUT-THE HEAD OF STATE AND THE PEOPLE
    62 1 ON THE WAY OUT-THE HEAD OF STATE AND THE PEOPLE THI YANC DI-FfRTUAN NfCAtA I and HIS Wl« CHE NORfSHA r ON THE WAY OUT the Yang di-Pertuan Negara and his wife (arrowed) leave Jalan Besar Stadium with the crowd. Over Inche Yusof's head is an umbrella held by the
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    Lock icon Ike reaches Rome to start tour
    96 1 Ike reaches Rome to start tour ROME, Fri. President Elsenhower arrived here today at the start of his peace mission to 11 nations in Europe. Asia and Africa. Unprecedented security arrangements were in operation in Rome. Four thousand policemen lined the President's 12-mile route from the airport to the city.
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    Riddle of a lost lake
    40 1 ISLE LEEWIS, Scotland. Fri. A lake is lost. Residents reported yesterday a threeacre lake disappeared overnight. .Scientists said a meteor may have struck at the lake's edge spilling its water into other lakes below.— U.P.l.
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    DATO ONG ATTACKS 'FOREIGN BRAND OF SOCIALISM' IN HOUSE DEBATE
    448 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday TME Socialist Front A came under attack in Parliament today after its M.P.s made two statements about the Malayan Trades Union Congress. The statements were: IMR. LIM KEAN SIEW (SF-Dato Kramat): "The M.T.U.C. does not represent the
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    DAM BURST DISASTER: GOVERNMENT ORDERS AN INQUIRY
    212 1 DAM BURST DISASTER: GOVERNMENT ORDERS AN INQUIRY PARIS, Fri. French officials started investigations into reports that faulty construction miKht have caused Wednesday nights dam break that sent 50 million tons of water smashing into two Riviera villages. The official count of dead stood at 270. with 50 missing and 70
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    Doctors from abroad: Ahmad
    513 1 Doctors from abroad: Ahmad SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government intends" to recruit about 60 overseas doctors on short-term contracts to relieve the pressure on medical officers in the understaffed service. And. as a long-term solu- tion, the Government proposes to send between 80 to 120 students abroad to Colombo Plan
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    STOP PRESS
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    THE SENATE HOLDS FIRST BUSINESS MEETING TODAY
    158 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Federations first Senate holds its first business session at 10 a.m. tomorrow. After the admlnistratin of oaths, members will hear a report of the speech made by the Deputy Paramount Ruler when he declared open the Budget Session. Then
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    SICKNESS MADE HIM A BANKRUPT
    92 2 SICKNESS MADE HIM A BANKRUPT SINGAPORE. Fri A welfare officer, Jantan bin Mohamed Sullen, was adJudged a bankrupt on his own petition by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. Jan tan's total liabilities amounted to $4,500 due to eight c -editors. He attributed his Insolvency to Illness in
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    Appointments
    35 2 PENANG, Fri.— The Timbalan Yang di-Pertuun Agong has appointed Tun Hajl O. M. Yusoff as president and Tuan Haji All Rouse as secretary of the Council of Muslim Religion of the State of Penung.
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    Active again
    14 2 KULIM. Fri— Seven s;ood citizenship committees have been revived in South Kedah.
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    Turnbull warns: Beware of haste when
    596 2 setting up new political parties JESSELTON. Friday. Governor of North Borneo, Sir Roland Turnbull, in his Budget speech to the state's Legislative Council, warned the people against haste in the formation of political parties. He said it was natural that people of like ideas.
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    Malay has yet to meet demands of primary schools
    242 2 Malay has yet to meet demands of primary schools SINGAPORE, Friday. WHILE the Malay used in Malaya was very similar to the language of Indonesia, local Malay has yet to meet the demands of the primary schools, said Inche Rahim Eshak, political secretary to the Ministry of Culture, tonight. He
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    POST OFFICE WARNING ON XMAS CARD ENVELOPES
    113 2 POST OFFICE WARNING ON XMAS CARD ENVELOPES KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Red envelopes and small ones were classified as "embarrassing" postal articles and their delivery could be withheld. This warning was given today by the PostmasterGeneral. Envelopes should not be smaller than 4in. by 2Jin.. he said. Earlier delivery Envelopes with
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    7 NEW CLINICS WILL EASE HOSPITAL RUSH
    357 2 7 NEW CLINICS WILL EASE HOSPITAL RUSH SINGAPORE. Friday. TH) MAKE more beds available at General Hospital, 1 the Health Ministry has decided to put all patients who are very ill" in Thomson Road Hospital. A section of Thomson Road Hospital will also accept normal obstetric cases. A Health Ministry
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    'BLUE FILMS' ARE ART, A LAWYER TELLS COURT
    230 2 'BLUE FILMS' ARE ART, A LAWYER TELLS COURT I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri 1V A lawyer, Mr. Y. S. Lee, said in court today that he had seen "blue films" and did not consider them vulgar. Mr. Lee said: "It all i depends on how one looks at these films. To me
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    Breach of trust: Bound over
    66 2 IPOH. Fri.— A clerk. Lock May Kong. 24. was bound over for one year In $500 when he pleaded guilty to misappropriating $30. Lock, of Pasir Pinji new village, admitted criminal breach of trust of $30 from $90 with which he had been entrusted by
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    EPF circular on withdrawals
    63 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Employees Provident Fund has sent out circular i letters informing employers and employees on how a withdrawal application by I members Intending to leave Malaya pemanently should be made. The circular said: "In view lof the Board's experience of l fraudulent claims
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    Hospital nurses' graduation
    42 2 SINGAPORE. Fri The St Andrew's Mission Hospital fcr Children will hold Its nurses' graduation ceremony at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow. At 8 p.m., a farewell dinner will bt? given to Dr. G. Keys Bmlth. retiring medical offlcer-in-oharge of the hospital.
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    New Siamese consul
    43 2 PENANG. Fri. The new Siamese Consul, Penang, Mr. Swate Komahabhutl. l s expected here on Dec IS. Mr. Komalabhutl will succeed Mr. Suphot Fnlansunthon, who left Penans> last week to take up a new Appointment in the Siamese Foreign Ministry.
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      30 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby Loo^seocee'tVesoosuT /"rjow wbapit"\ Sj"^^«LlO€ (ORVOar- U p AND WIDE IT C-IVC ME BOR r-^ f \k\o*\ S~~ /iT\woN'rse\ I IT?/ r^L^ J I A SURPRISE^
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    Lock icon THE QUEEN SHOPPING
    98 3 THE QUEEN SHOPPING LONDON. Fri. The Queen went Christmas shopping in Harrod's store on Wednesday and bought a tiny gold bracelet for the baby she expects early next year. Her first call was at the toy fair to buy gifts for the Prince of Wales and Princess Anne. OSLO: Foresters
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    Lock icon To be scrapped
    25 3 PLYMOUTH, Fri. The Royal Navy's oldest serving cruiser, the Birmingham, returned to Devonport today to be scrapped after 21 years' service.— Reuter.
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    Ike speaks to the nation of 'my mission for peace'
    626 3 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Eisen- hower, in a nationwide radio and television address from the White House last night, said that "on all this earth, not anywhere does our nation seek territory, selfish gain or unfair advantage for itself." He continued:
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    Je t'aime
    106 3 THE PARROT SAYS IT ON BEHALF OF THE GROOM PRINCE ABDULLAH and his lovely Lebanese bride Latnya Solh are officially and legally married, but according to Moroccan court custom the marriage cannot be consummated for another six months until after a special ceremony at the court in Rabat.
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    Lock icon OFFICERS IN BRAZIL MUTINY ARRESTED
    219 3 OFFICERS IN BRAZIL MUTINY ARRESTED DIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. A small group of Air Force officers declared themselves in a "state of insurrection" yesterday and called on the rest of the armed forces to oust the government of President Juscelino Kubitschek. The dissident group stole three Air Force planes from
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      394 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM. 6.30 Good Morning; 632 m^J'^^CES Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Kuala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Dat« With Music; 8.00 The Penani 366 metres News; 8.05 A Dale With Music; >K^ CC jjj? 8.30 Calling All
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    Washed out—the Grand Tattoo at Stadium
    920 4 Washed out— the Grand Tattoo at Stadium i SINGAPORE LOYALTY WEEK CELEBRATIONS: SECOND DAY SINGAPORE, Friday A HEAVY downpour this evening; washed out the Grand Tattoo at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was a big disappointment for the thousands who had turned up to watch the four-hour "extravaganza" of dances, mass
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    THE 'FLYING DANCE-BY TWO STARS FROM HONG KONG
    25 4 THE 'FLYING DANCE-B Y TWO STARS FROM HONG KONG HONG KONG film actresses Such Hwet and Li Tziang perform the '"Flying Dance" Straits Times picture.
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    House is packed again for newspapers' show
    195 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. There was a big ovation for the six Hong Kong film stars who took part in tonight's second performance of the Aneka Ragam Surat2 Khabar at the Happy World Stadium. The stars could not take part in last night's show because
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    THEATRE FUND TOPS $109,890
    184 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The National Theatre Fund today reached $109.*****. Donations received today by the Ministry of Culture were as follows: Bee Sens do. I1.00C; Mr. Wong Huk Seng $100; Committee. Spore Turf Club $2,000; Society of Malayan Archl'-eet* $100. Mr. Wee Kheng Chiang $1,000; The United
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      416 4 LOYALTY WEEK: TODAY'S ITEMS SINGAPORE. Fri. An Aiieka Kafam Ka'ayat (variety concert) at tbe City Hall Steps at 7 pjn. will be the highlight of tomorrow's celebrations the third day of National Loyalty Week. This will be the main concert in a series of four to be staged throughout the
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      Then the rains came...
      115 5 IN SPITE OF A DRIZZLE AT THE START- THEY WERE HOPING THE SKY WOULD CLEAR... AFTER FIRST ITEM- A RUSH FOR SHELTER ALREADY wet but undaunted, the 200 girls from the Geylang Malay Girls' School perform a Malay dance, the first item on the programme. After
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      THE ANTHEM ON LINE RESTRICTED
      54 5 THE ANTHEM ON LINE RESTRICTED SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Telephone Board has announced that, in order to avoid overloading of exchange equipment, the recording of "Majulah Singapura," which can be heard by subscribers dialing digits 2 or 3, will be discontinued between 10 a.m. and 12 noon and between 2
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      Treat for girls
      36 5 SINGAPORE. Fri -The Federation of Girls Clubs will give underprivileged members of its affiliated clubs a National Loyalty Week treat at its headquarters at No. 145. Orchard Road, at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
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    BUSMEN MAY STOP WORK FOR MEETING
    308 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A GENERAL meeting of transport workers fixed A for Dec. 12 threatens to put 70 buses and 50 taxis off the streets of Kuala Lumpur after 9 p.m. on that day. This was disclosed by the secretary of the G.T.C. section
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    The tenth floor hums with activity
    143 7 The tenth floor hums with activity Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri— The tenth floor of the Hotel Merlin here hummed with activity today as workmen and hotel staff prepared the de luxe penthouse accommodation for its first occupants the Australian Prime Minister. Mr. R. G. Menzies. and his wife. Mr. Menzies
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    CHANGING TIMES OFFER CHALLENGE TO MALAYAN ARCHITECTS
    260 7 CHANGING TIMES OFFER CHALLENGE TO MALAYAN ARCHITECTS SINGAPORE, Fri. Historic political advances in Singapore and the Federation present local architects with a welcome challenge which brings them right into a new age in architectural expression. This is stated In an editorial appearing today In the latest Issue of the "Rumah".
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    GOVT. CADILLAC WILL SPARK ASSEMBLY CLASH
    225 7 GOVT. CADILLAC WILL SPARK ASSEMBLY CLASH IPOH, Friday. T*HE new Cadillac limousine bought by the Perak 1 State Government for the Mentri Besar of Perak. inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi, is expected to figure prominently in a debate in the budget session of the State Legislative Assembly later this
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    JOBLESS ARE TOLD OF RENEWAL BY POST SYSTEM
    138 7 JOBLESS ARE TOLD OF RENEWAL BY POST SYSTEM SINGAPORE. Fri. Unemployed persons in Singapore will be able to «*new their employment registration cards by post instead of having to call at the various employment exchanges. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, has announced in a statement
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    GANG RAIDS HOUSE, ROBS WOMAN AND DAUGHTER OF $150
    266 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Friday. A BANK manager's wife and her daughter were hurt when they resisted six dagger-wielding robbers who held them up at their home in Berapit last night. The gang fled when the family shouted for help. They escaped with
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    Pudu hanging
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Jamil bin Hajl Ithak. 28. who was sentenced to death on two charges of murder, was hanged at thf Pudu Frtton here this morning. I
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    THREE FOR LANGUAGE AGENCY
    78 7 THREE FOR LANGUAGE AGENCY JPOH Fri— Three educationists in Perak have been seconded to the Language and Literary Agency in Kuala Lumpur. Inche Othman bin Sulaiman. secretary of the Perak State Education Board, will be assistant editor of the agency. Inche Mohamed Kasslm bin Talib. assistant organiser of Malay Schools,
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    Jailed, fined on cheat counts
    48 7 IPOH. Fri.— A sundry goods shop proprietor. Poong Yew Sung, 52. was today Jailed for one day and fined a total of $900 or nine months' jail on three counts of cheating involving $3,393 worth of sundry goods from three shops in February.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    43 8 !t Wordu flO miumum, MR. 001 SENO CHKK of Talping thanks all friends, relatives and members of True Jesus Mls--ion lpoh. for their valuable help, v. reaths, loan of cars, on the sad !.>^ of his dear wife Foo Hyet Yeng on 30.11.59.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    38 8 IN ME MORIAM tt Wtrdt Sit (Minimum, IN LOVING MEMORY of Robert Robinson Samuel died 5 12.57. -Our hearts are weary lor the absence, our paths are dreary for thy silence." Inserted by his wife, children and brother.
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    GREETINGS
    23 8 It Ward, Sit (Minimum} AILEEN AND DONALD Ersldne Crum havli.g donated X'mas card costs to charity hereby send all friends seasonal greetings.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    365 8 20 WordM Sill (Minimum) THE COCKPITS Java Rijsttafel la served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. VANITY— Open to 5 p.m. today. Party Frocks. Cocktail Gowns. Superb Gills. 32, Raffles Place, Spore. TAHU SAMA TAHU: Tolley's matured brandy again In full -uin*. especially good with Dry Ginger Ale. COCKHOACHES
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    The Straits Times Saturday. December 5, 1959. Ending The War
    669 8 The Straits Times Saturday. December 5, 1959. Ending The War The problem of the exserviceman, the ex-special constable and the disbanded home guardsman is not new, but as the Minister of Defence I has explained, it is given fresh emphasis now that the end of the Emergency is in sight.
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    Six And Seven
    363 8 The six-nation Common Market has done Britain no good, and all this year British statesmen have been striving to redeem their failure to coax the six into a free- trade area co-extensive with the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation. Britain made its big mistake early on by
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    African Inquiry
    182 8 The British Labour Party objections to the form of the forthcoming advisory commission on the Central African Federation had force but not enough to warrant its decision not to take the seats offered. The commission will still meet and Labour will be in no position to contribute to
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    133 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO From th« Straits Times of D«c. 2, 1909 THE export duty on rubber from Perak next year is estimated at -•00 per mensem. lift expressed the opinTT ion recently that the rubber boom had reached or was about to reach high water mark. There are still a
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    Life with Father
    1515 8 IT WOULD at first sight seem w likely that business men should constitute a sort o." caste; dividing out among their sons the chief posts of command, and tounding hereditary dynasties, which should rule certain branches or trade for many generations together. But the actual state of
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      58 8 "Bye! Don't forget to wear your Viyella!" You have been planning this holiday for so long! Stay m good holth. Protect the family from chills with Viyella 1 Viyella If IT SHRISKS WE. REPLACE s »<JI f mmm<s Stuffed head? f Getting a cold? 1 ft Guard igjmtt coughs, cold*,
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    Freed 'lifer' snubs mum
    534 9 BUT LATER THEY GO INTO COFFEE SHOP... THEN HAIL TAXI TO GO HOME SINGAPORE, Friday fEARS of joy streamed down the face of Madam Koh Pek Har, 53, as she took up a lone vigil outside the gaunt grey walls of Changi Prison here this morning.
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    PRIZE DAY: 43 NURSES RECEIVE AWARDS
    157 9 PRIZE DAY: 43 NURSES RECEIVE AWARDS J/UALA. LUMPUR. Fri. Forty-three nurses at the General Hospital here today received medals and certificates for merit in the various examinations and efficiency in work The awards were presented by Mrs. W.J. Jesudason. wife of the Chief State Medical and Health Officer. Selangor, at
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    Plunged into darkness
    59 9 TELUK ANSON. Frl.—Teluk Anson was plunged Into darkness last night when about a mile of the main transmission line was pulled down by a rubber tree at about 4 p.m. yesterday. The tree crashed across the line while a rubber estate at Sungei Manlk. near here. was
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    Selkirk's message
    85 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. The special Commissioner-desig-nate of the United Kingdom for Singapore and South East Asia. Lord Selkirk, has sent the following message of good wishes to the Singapore Government: "I should be grateful if you would offer to Yusof bin Ishak. my very best wishes on his appointment
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    Concert to end music festival
    167 9 Concert to end music festival L'UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari, will be the guest-of-honour at a concert of hula hula dances, a bersllat and a gymnastic display at the town hall here tomorrow night. The concert is being staged by primary schoolchildren, whose ages
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    $11,000 centre for village
    43 9 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Fri. The residents of Rasa new village, six miles from here, will have a $11,000 community centre. Plans for the building have been approved and the centre will be completed by the end of this year.
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    Red Cross talks
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The first branch officers' conference of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Socletj will open at Batu Ferranghi Penang. tomorrow.
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    $Bm. collected
    20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Income Tax Department collected $8,871,396 during November, a Government statement Issued here said today.
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    Two 'ill-treated' sisters in court
    157 9 CINGAPORE, Frl.— Two msk) ters told a Singapore magistrate. Mr. M. Coomaraswamy. today that they left their home in Indonesia because they were "ill-treated" by their foster parents. The two sisters. Tan Gin Hwa. 17. and Tan Boen Hwa 20. were charged with unauthorised landing
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    $4,235 SUIT: HEAD OF FIRM DENIES ORDER FOR PLANS
    433 9 $4,235 SUIT: HEAD OF FIRM DENIES ORDER FOR PLANS KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. HTHE managing director of a Dutch company, Lln- deteves (Malaya) Limited, Mr. A. Worst, denied in the High Court today that he had instructed an architect, Mr. Pieter Vermeer, to prepare plans for a two-storey house costing approximately
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    Bank union to get aid from TUC
    114 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The National Union of Bank Employees lias received assurances of assistance from the Malayan Trades Union Congress to solve Its "organisational problems." The chairman of the union's Kuala Lumpur branch. Mr. B. P. Pathl. said today that this promise of
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    News in Malay
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The February issue of the Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association news bulletin will be printed In Malay to mark the National Language Week beginning on Feb. l.
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      339 9 Calling All Investors Investors big and small from all corners of Malaya, Singapore and Borneo are daily rushing applications for membership of the First Malayan Fund. In the First Malayan Fund you have the security of a widely spread investment in Malaya's best tin, rubber and industrial companies and can
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    Girl who set baby adrift in old boat is bound over
    516 10 Girl who set baby adrift in old boat is bound over TEMERLOH, Friday V AHA RAH binte Abdul Rahman, 18, was bound over for a year here yesterday for setting her day-old son adrift on the Pahang River on Oct. 12. Zaharah, who had earlier pleaded guilty to abandoning her
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    THE HEAD OF STATE AT FRIDAY PRAYERS
    101 10 THE YANG di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore, Inche Yusof Ishak, yesterday attended his first "sembahyang Juma'at" (Friday prayers) since he assumed office as Head of State. On his arrival, the Yang diPertuan Negara, accompanied by the State Ad-vocate-General. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, was greeted by
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    THE SCIENCE BUILDINGS LIKELY TO BE READY IN MARCH
    184 10 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V The $1,800,000 buildings of the Science Faculty of the University of Malaya at Pantai Valley arc expected to be ready in March. The buildings are alm^M, complete, but it will take another three months to provide
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    KNELT BEFORE IDOL IN TEMPLE THEFT
    178 10 PENANG, Friday. TWO old women were forced to kneel before an image at a Chinese temple in Paya Terubong, while two armed youths robbed another idol of a $30 gold necklace. The robbery took place on Tuesday, but was reported to police only this
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    SHAREBROKER DIES IN 1 a.m. CAR ACCIDENT
    196 10 SHAREBROKER DIES IN 1 a.m. CAR ACCIDENT SINGAPORE. Friday. \fR. JOHN DALTON. 31, a Singapore sharebroker ITI and partner of the firm of Lyall and Evatt, wai killed in an accident on the Johore trunk road at about I a.m. today. Mr. Dalton was returning to Singapore with two friends
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    STUDENT UNIONS PLEA REJECTED BY MINISTER
    114 10 KUALA LLMPL'R, Fri.— A PMIP appeal in Parliament today for the laws to be relaxed to enable students to form unions at state and national levels, was rejected by the Minister of Interior. The Minister. Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, warned that if
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    Knife and acid attack
    64 10 MALACCA. Fri. Two broom-makers were admitted to the Malacca Ge.i^r.xl Hospital yesterday evening with stab wounds and acid burns following an attack on them by about eight men at Kesang Pantai in Muar district. One of the two men wns stated today to be in a
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    2,500-ton sea dredge is ready to start work
    173 10 pENANO. Fri. A multi- million dollar 2,500-ton sea dredge the only one of its kind in the world is now in Penang harbour waiting to be towed to Phuket Island in Siam. Reconstructed from an old land dredge, it will be used
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      143 10 I Lang Live v I O" r Best Wishes to THE STATE OF Jy4 pT Pelajaran Nasional t,i j+ a r\ n c 9\ fik Indonesia SINGAPORE. Ivf A (Pelni-Lines) Ir* X A/ on their removal to more Commodious Peace y \j/ v Premi Prosperity X -P Happiness j&pff nffl
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    'Outrages at hospital' charges are amended
    184 11 'Outrages at hospital' charges are amended IPOH, Fri. Amended charges were preferred against two men in the Magistrate's Court here today in connection with alleged incidents concerning women patients at the Central Mental Hospital at Tanjong Rambutan. Balwant Singh and Murugayah. both aged 27. had I originally appeared in court
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    Tea party for four MPs
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— The Selangor Medical Services Union will entertnin four MPs who were formerly hospital assistants, to a tea party at the Peninsula Hotel tomorrow at 4.30 p.m The MPs are: Haji /.hmarl bin Said. Inche Yusoff bin Mahmood. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman
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    On goodwill tour
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Prl. The United Btates Secretary of Commerce. Mr. Frederick H. Mueller, will arrive here on Dec. 11 via Tokyo on the first leg of a world goodwill and trade promotion mission.
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    Five driving instructors tell court they paid cash for passes in tests
    409 11 Five driving instructors tell court they paid cash for passes in tests SEREMBAN, Friday FIVE more driving school instructors told a preliminary inquiry today that they had paid Slow San Yew, allegedly a "collector" for a government driving tester, money for passing- their students in driving tests. It was the
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    12-YEAR-OLD BOY TO STAND TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE
    174 11 12-YEAR-OLD BOY TO STAND TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A 12-YEAR-OLD boy was today committed to stand A trial in the High Court here on a charge of I murder. He was alleged to have killed, a. Vljaratnam. 21. at Kampong Jalan Temple on the night of Sept
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    FOUND LIFE HARD—SO HE TURNED ROBBER
    210 11 FOUND LIFE HARD— SO HE TURNED ROBBER CINGAPORE, Frl. A lorry attendant, Mustapha bin Haji Ibrahim, 31, told the Court of Appeal today that he went out to rob at the request of another man, because he found life difficult. Mustapha. who was appealing against a sentence of seven years'
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    HE'S DEAD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
    122 11 HE'S DEAD BUT NOT FORGOTTEN RUKIT MERTAJAM. Frl. A guider. Che Ou Hlndun Hashlm, widow of Inche Gu Hashlm Saidin. late Scout Commissioner for Buklt Mertajam. fought back her tears yesterday evening when the Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, handed her a souvenir In recognition of
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    POLICE TOLD: MORE MONEY MISSING
    135 11 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V —The Commercial Crime branch of the police force, which is investigating an alleged $60,000 swindle in the Kuala Lumpur Co-ope-rative Stores Society Ltd., has been told about more money missing. The chairman of the society. Mr. O. Leo. told the Straits
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    RESTAURANT DEBT ORDER
    85 11 SINGAPORE. PH.— A receiving order was made against the Capitol Restaurant In Its capacity as a firm by Mr. Justice Chua In tht High Court here today. Mr. Justice Chua also made an adjudication order against Wong Sau Sheung, one of the paruners In the restaurant. Both
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      185 12 I FULLY agree with "K.V. N." (S.T. Nov. 21) on the "English-educated". He or she who knows this tongue and can speak and write It has the distinct advantage of being familiar with the most wi-dely-spoken language in the world today. This Is surely a
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      SCRAP THIS RAILWAY THE ONLY WAY TO MAKE IT PAY
      413 12 SCRAP THIS RAILWAY THE ONLY WAY TO MAKE IT PAY AS ONE of thousands who is entirely dependent upon the East Coast railway for access to the outside world I have often had occasion to question its utility in Malaya's pre- sent and future state of development. It does seem
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      New road peril: Lorries with fancy lighting
      547 12 EVERY day one reads of a lorry, or lorries being involved in fatal accidents. How many other accidents involving heavy lorries never reach the newspapers? How many accidents have been caused by the negligence of the lorry drivers? One night I travelled from
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      WHO IS TO BLAME FOR BRAKE FADE? MOTORIST OR MAKER?
      185 12 WHO IS TO BLAME FOR BRAKE FADE? MOTORIST OR MAKER? TUIE number of cases 1 of failure of brake* published in the newspapers is on the increase. There K no guarantee at al' that the brakes of the best maintained car will not fail most unexpectedly. I am of the
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      320 12 Wake tip! DADIO MALAYA needs to wake up a bit. At 7 p.m. this evening (Nov. 26) they nonchalantly announced that Australia needed 122 runs to win the 2nd Test Match against Pakistan. Twenty minutes before this (certainly not from Radio Malaya) I heard that Australia had won by 7
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    CHINA BUYING AGAIN IN SINGAPORE RUBBER MARKET
    633 14 CHINA BUYING AGAIN IN SINGAPORE RUBBER MARKET By Our Market Correspondent AFTER an absence of some time China was stated to be back in the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday and this fact and shortcovering steadied the price back to Friday levels. December first grade opened at $1.17* representing a three
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    36 14 SINGAPORE, DEC. 4 RUBBER: $1,201 per lb. (up three-quarters of a cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. dose $1.21 (steady). TIN: $388.50 per picul (up 62 J cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 200 tons (down 40 tons).
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    Short trading week
    379 14 Short trading week T^HIS has been a short trading week and the rubber market has fluctuated within narrower limits, report H. C. B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey. Turnover was smaller ana this was partly due to lack of offerings. As the prices declined, sellers became less Inclined to
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    341 14 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves today are: Ravensteln 1/2. Mersey Lloyd 4/5, Benvrackle 6/7. Polydorus 6A, Telreslas 8/9, Marceli Nowotko 10/11, Radnorshire 13/14, Japara 15/16. Pres. Plllmore 18, Shunko Maru 19, Aow Slam. N. Wall 1, Salong N. Wall 2. Sedenak N. Wail 4. Tronoh
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    591 14 rIE Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections were quiet. The turnover was fair." Singapore brokers reported the following business up to 3 pjn.: Industrials: Fed. Disp $1.18; Praser and Neave otds $1.58 (OL), $1.63; Oammon $2.10 and $2.11; Henry Waugh $1.57 and $1.56: M. Cement $173;
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    109 14 rPHE Malayan Exchange Banks' AawolaUon mad* tne following changes In it* rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 7/$, OX). 33. 90 d/«t 33 3/8 credit Mils. 33 1/3 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: New Vorfc 33 5/8: Swtao
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 14 DECEMBER flnt grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 12O'» cents per lb. up three-quarters of a cent on Wednesday's close. The closing tone was quiet after steady. Closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 125. sellers 126;
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    SUNGEI BIDOR
    12 14 Sure! Bidor Tta«» restricted production for November wu 587 picula
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    First Malayan Fund
    9 14 Manager's selling prloe (December 4) $1.05
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Share Market: Dee. 4 Dws.2 Industrial*: 115.79 115.88 Tin*: 142.M 143.4* I Rubber*: 1U.8S ISt.M Jan. 1 1»M=1««
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    137 14 MELBOURNE. Frt. INVESTMENT shares closed the x week on an easier tone here today. Rises and falls balanced out on the day with no outstanding rises or falls. Bane metals were firm with Consol Zinc easing Is. 9d. to 925. ML Interstate Oil eased 2s. M, to lls.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    106 14 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK-Continent December January shipments $3750 buyers, $38.50 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $60 sellers, drum $62 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $246, Sarawak $245. special Sarawak black $160, garbled Lampong black
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      51 14 THE EASTERI SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED Ponengart Corgo Sarvic*. Srwlta/Naf tat "St.* or Modrw" Vay 74 4/1 Dm Dae 10/10 Dae Chief Agent, P— w t Suk. Ajwtt K,L Uk. A— m». R. Jumobhoy ft R. JmmMwt UMMt 4 Co. Son. Ltd. Som (M) LM K. Umpor. S2o4* S.ngopor*. *****. ••MOI*.
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      310 14 TENDERS P.WJ). TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class *E' and above contractors will be received by the State Engineer. P.WJD. Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 pjn. on 15th December, 1959 for the Maintenance of Public Roads in the P.W.D. District of Larut St Matang for period 1.1.60 to 31 1260 Pull
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      732 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF PRUNE! APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Treasury Accountant in Urn State Treasury. Brunei Qualification*: Candidates must be Chartered or Certified Accountants or mem-' bers of the Australian Society of Accountants, the International Instltute of Accountants or another recognised accountancy Institution. Previous Treasury or Municipal
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      580 14 NOTICES MALAYAN WEAVING MILLS LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Application ha* been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Mr. Lee Nai Cheng of Tenth Floor. Jardine House, Hongkong a duplicate certificate for 20.000 shares in the Company beartriK distinctive numbers ***** to *****2 inclusive
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      617 15 NOTICE KLANG DISTRICT WATER SUPPLY OWING to Improvement work to be carried out on the water mains at Klang north and south the water supply to Klang district Including Port Swettenham and Kapar will be cat off from 6.00 a.m. Saturday sth December. 1959 to 600 a.m. Sunday. 6th December,
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      594 15 (Ceattnaed from Pace Si PHOTOGRAPHY tt Words ti (Mim.)— Box St Hs. oxtrm COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY has many uses in Commerce and industry. Advanced development of the process In the Straits Times Colour Laboratories which produce up to 11" x 18" has made its use possible for many purposes Including house
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      869 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Words Si (Mim.) -BmM St Hs. •Mtrm EUROPEAN IMPORT/EXPORT Company requires first class (wlfmnfm to be attached to Federation of Malaya Branches. Our own staff have knowledge ol this advertisement. Reply with full particulars of age, experience etc. In strict confidence to Box A 5407 8.T.. Spore.
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      832 15 ACCOMMODATION WANTED tt Words Si (Mim.) Box St Hs. oxtro PASTA PANJANG/West Coast Road area, spacious unfurnished 2-3 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, separate dining sitting rooms bungalow/house, usual servants amenltW. preferably seaside, high ground considered, max/mln. 18 months $500-600. Reply Box A 5389 ST. Spore or telephone 52-24$ GODOWN SPACE VACANT
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      889 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS M Wowds U (Mi*.)— Bo* it Hs. oxtro FONTANA BOOKS For Good Reading End of Chapter bar Nicholas. Blake $1.25, The Long Night by Hartley Howard $1.25. The Long Echo by Douglas Rutherford $125. The Struggle for Europe by Chester Wllmot $2.50, from Good Bookshops Distributed by Federal
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      844 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Words tS (Mi*.)— Box St Hs. oxirm RENAULT DAUPHINS 1957, 19,500 miles. Beautiful condition, one European owner driven going on leave. Michelln x tyres, taxed May i960. $3,200. Phone (B'pore) ***** (office) or *****. CONVERTIBLES— I9S9 Chevrolet. OldsmobUe, Bulck equipped with automatic transmission power brakes, power
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      318 15 SHOPPING GI'IDK (Spore) tO Words SlO (Minimum) OmUf I month, 10 Word, StJO (Mim.) LAMPSHADE 3: Orders or ready-made at Lee Lampshades Sto-e. 398 Orchard Road. Tel: (ST-ore) *****. PETER PAN SCOTCH Oatmeal Crea-ny Semolina Available:- Chin Bee. Orchard Road. OK C CEILING FAN $11 Monthly-Hire Purchase. 177 Orchard Road
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    Ipoh races in January
    61 16 IPOH, Fri.— The next race meeting here (Jan. 10, 13 and 17) will be for Classes 2 and 5 horses Class 2 horses will have their first runs over 5Jf or 9f and second runs over 6f or 9f. Class 5 horses will race over 5Jf
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    Reliable—a good thing in the opening event
    772 16 Reliable a good thing in the opening event RACING with Epsom Jeep PEACEFUL King strikes me as a sort who can "stay all day" and I am throwing in my lot with him in the last of the season's classics, the 1 3/4-mile Singapore St. Leger at Bukit Timah today.
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    PEACEFUL KING CAN LAND LAST CLASSIC
    1567 16 Race I— US; (Class 4. Div. 3)— 6 Furs. 1 ***** Cm to Rice W. Tan) Allan. 99 0 (O) LeM| 2 2 ***** Dancing Water (James H St.) Daniels. 6 8.13 (F) Gejrer 6 3 ***** Actress 111 tShaw St.) Spencer, 3 8.12
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    146 16 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 RELIABLE Dancing Water Eros C. RECEPTION Reliable Dancing Water RELIABLE Dancing Water Little Lain Race 2 TUA PWAR H. Sweet Home Cash Cheque DEMARARA To* Pwar Lee King GAME BOROUGH Demarara Tua Pwar Race 3 NO KIDDING Piet Hem Tray. Cheque THANK
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      Arthur's inclusion can jeopardise Malaya
      786 17 r HE Singapore Olympic and Sports Council's recent decision that citizens only will be eligible in future to represent Singapore inevitably raises this question: Will the F.M.O.C. strictly enforce this condition for which there is already provision in its rules? If it does, some disruption
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      SERVICES CRY OFF SAAA TRI MEET
      66 17 SERVICES CRY OFF SAAA TRI MEET CINGAPORE, Fri—Slnga- pore Joint Services have withdrawn from Sunday's triangular athletics meeting at Farrer Park which the Singapore A.A.A. has organised as part of the National Loyalty Week celebrations. The meeting will now be a match between a Singapore selection and the Police The
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      Lock icon Pakistan 157-4
      37 17 KARACHI. Fri. Pakistan lost foui wickets for 157 at the close ot play on the third snd final Test against Australia here today. Saeed Ahmad was unbeaten with 72. while Hnnif Mohammad contributed 51— Reuter.
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    331 18  -  From JACK FINGLETON AUSTRALIAN MINISTER: ENTRY BARS NOT DICTATED BY SENSE OF RACIAL SUPERIORITY CANBERRA, Friday. PEOPLE of Asia weren't aflame with indignation at Australia's immigration policy which was misleadingly called "white Australia" policy, said the Australian Minister for Immigration, Mr. A. R. Downer, in Adelaide
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