The Straits Times, 19 December 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. fa***** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1959 15 CENTS
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    FLOODS WORSEN
    973 1 FERRIES ARE KNOCKED OUT OF ACTION Hundreds of yehicles in traffic hold-ups E. Coast people suffer a big blow KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE FLOOD situation along the Federation's East Coast deteriorated today. Rising waters spread devastation among thousands of kampong people. Giant tree trunks floating down the Pahang
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    Lock icon Himalayan 'summit' -Chou call to Nehru
    381 1 Himalayan 'summit' -Chou call to Nehru TALKS PROPOSED ON BORDER DISPUTE DEKING, Fri. Mr. 1 Chou En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, today offered to begin talks with Mr. Nehru on Dec. 26 on their border dispute. The proposal was contained in a letter sent by Mr. Chou to Mr. Nehru,
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    Lock icon HUNT STARTS FOR 600 RADIO-ACTIVE -ROLEX WATCHES
    444 1 HUNT STARTS FOR 600 RADIO-ACTIVE -ROLEX WATCHES WASHINGTON, Rri.— A Rolex watch bought by an American in Singapore last year has been found to contain radio-active Strontium-90 "substantially in excess" of the safety margin, the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission stated today. The watch— GMT Master —is on* of 600 of
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    Smallpox: Now a watch on border
    491 1 Smallpox: Now a watch on border KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A STRICT check was imposed today along Malaya-Siam border to ensure that people coming across are vaccinated against smallpox. Health officials will insist on their producing I vaccination certificates. Meanwhile more and more vaccination centres were set up throughout the country
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    TENGKU GIVES PLEDGE ON POLLS
    109 1 TENGKU GIVES PLEDGE ON POLLS IPOH. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman today assured the nation that the Alliance Government would carry out its election promises It was given at a victory rally organl.j-'d by the Batang Padang Alliance in Tapah Road this evening. The "Bengku had earlier arrived
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    Lock icon AUSSIE CHIEF FOR MALAYAN NAVY
    115 1 AUSSIE CHIEF FOR MALAYAN NAVY /CANBERRA. Fri. The \j Malayan Government has asked for the services of an Australian naval officer, Captain W. J. Dovers, D.S.C.. to take command of the Royal Malayan Nary, it was announced here today. Making the announcement, the Minister of Defence, Mr. Athol Townley. said
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    Lock icon Back to China
    28 1 TOKYO. Frt.— Some 300.000 overseas Chinese have returned to the China mainland since the Communists took control a decade ago. Radio Peking reported today. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Train hits a TNT truck
    58 1 TOKOKAWA, Japan, Fri.— A crowded passenger train ploughed into a truck loaded with dynamite today at a rail crossing in this central Honshu City. About 20 were injured, but no explosion took place. Four of the six coaches of train en route to Nagoya about
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    Lock icon Trees from Nik to Ike
    46 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev has sent President Eisenhower a gift of approximately 40 trees and shrubs, the White House announced today. They were due to arrive at Andrews air force base near here in a Soviet plane this afternoon. Reuter.
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    Big welcome for Macleod
    168 1 I\AR- ES SALAAM, Fri. mJ Thousands of Tanganyikans last night gave Mr. lain Macleod, Britain's Colonial Secretary, the most enthusiastic welcome of his East African tour when he flew here from Zanzibar. It is his first visit to Tanganyika and comes two days after the announcement
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    Lock icon Dr. S to ban smaller parties
    169 1 Dr. S to ban smaller parties JAKARTA, Fri. PreJ sident Soekarno said last night a new Government decree would be issued soon wiping out insignificant political parties which "are not genuine." He said genuine parties which had the support of the people would have the right to live The decree
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    Lock icon Cruiser sale
    30 1 LONDON. Fri. The 9.000--ton British cruiser Ceylon, which saw active service in the 1956 Anglo-French Suez operation, has been sold to Peru, it was announced here today.— Reuter.
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    They fell for each other –
    53 2 They fell for each other NATIONALIST Chinese paratrooper Captain Cheng Chmg-Lien, assists his bride. Miss Feng Hsiu-ying. unfas ten her helmet after making a 1,200-ft jump from a troop transport to become man and wife. The bride had completed basic parachute training to prepare herself for her role in Formosa's
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    Lock icon MAC IN A CLASH WITH LABOUR ON WELLENSKY
    437 2 MAC IN A CLASH WITH LABOUR ON WELLENSKY LONDON, Friday. HPHE Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, and the leader of the Laboui J- opposition, Mr. Gaitskell, clashed sharply in the House of Commons yesterday over the Monckton commission shortly to visit the Rhodesian Federation. I The commission is to pave the
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    Lock icon BABY TO BE BORN IN PALACE
    94 2 BABY TO BE BORN IN PALACE T ONDON. Fri.— The baby which the Queen is expecting early in the new year will be born at Buckingham Palace, it was learned last night. The Queen will be attended during her confinement by Sister Helen Rowe, who attended her at the birth
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    B.M.A. IS UNDER FIRE FOR BAN ON ADVERT
    174 2 B.M.A. IS UNDER FIRE FOR BAN ON ADVERT TONDON. Fri.-Two doctors lashed out at the British Medical Association today for banning a birth control advertisement from the next edition -f its booklet "Getting Married." Dr. J. A L. Gorringe said in a letter to the British Medical Journal. published by
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    Lock icon Italy to enter space race
    69 2 Italy to enter space race ROME. Fri.— ltaly will enter the space race next summer, when she launches the first of six rockets from Sardinia with United States help. Professor Lulgl Broglio, president of the National Commission to Study Space Research, said here yesterday. A team of Italian scientists was
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    Lock icon The red shoes...
    29 2 LONDON. Fri— Russia has bought c British automatic machine which make s 125 pairs of plastic shoes an hour The order is worth f 21.000.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Police evidence— new Govt. move
    235 2 Police evidence new Govt. move LONDON, Friday. T»HE BRITISH Government last night made a concession to recent criticism of the right of certain professional bodies, like the General Medical Council, to demand the production of police evidence sometimes secured by telephone interception or tapping before their disciplinary tribunals. Mr. R.
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    Lock icon A woman doctor, 56, starts on 'big walk'
    190 2 A woman doctor, 56, starts on 'big walk' I EDINBURGH. Fri Dr. Barbara Moore. j Russian-born woman scientist who recently walked 110 miles in less than 27 hours, left here yesterday on a non-stop hike to London—373 miles awa v v. Dr Moore. 56. who claims to have kept the
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    Lock icon PARAGUAY REVOLT IS OVER, SAYS MINISTER
    138 2 PARAGUAY REVOLT IS OVER, SAYS MINISTER Fr ASUNCI <? N rH 'Paraguay), Fri. Mr. Edgar Insfran Paraguay's Interior Minister". said today that the pocket i rebellion has been liquidated and peace restored. The revolt began las>t Frljday when exiled Paraguayans 1 Invaded their homeland from Argentina. Since then thero have
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    Lock icon Tedder in for probe
    78 2 ADEN. Fri Marshal of I the Royal Air Force Lord Tedder arrived here by air yesterday to make an on-the-spot investigation into condlidm among British .service families In Aden He told reporters on arrival he had paid his own fare to see for himself 'Good, bad
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    20 2 BAGDAD. Fri— Twenty-two (Persians were arrested for lillegil entry Into Iraq 'throiKh Kuwait, it was reported yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon THE ROYAL GUESTS AT RINGSIDE
    87 3 ONDON, Fri. The Prince of Wales and Princess Anne slipped into a circus here last night almost unnoticed. All eyes were on the official visitor their aunt Princess Marearct. who was occupying the Royal box. The Queen's two children were well out of the limelight.
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    Crew rescued
    26 3 LONG BEACH. FA.— All 10 members of the crew of a sinking Liberlan freighter were rescued yesterday by a U.S. Navy picket boat.— UPl
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    A ten-year plan to boost Nato power
    501 3 BIG STEP BY WEST TO MEET GROWING SOVIET STRENGTH PARIS. Friday MINISTERS of the 15 Atlantic allies announced last night that they had ordered the Nato Permanent Council to work out a 10-year plan on the Atlantic Pact's aims in the political, military,
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    Sammy Davis to wed dancer
    53 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. said last night he and a white night club dancer from Montreal plan to get marrieu in February despite her parents' opposition. Davis said he recently met his fiancee Joan Stuart's parents and he hoped they would
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    Lock icon SOUTH AFRICA IS ACCUSED IN UNITED NATIONS
    222 3 SOUTH AFRICA IS ACCUSED IN UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK, Friday. THE nine African members of the United Nations yesterday declared that South African repression in the mandated territory of South-west Africa is a threat to th continent's peace and security. The nine countries submitted a letter to the UN. secretary-general,
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    Lock icon SALESMAN INSURED THE JUDGE IN CASE -IN CASE
    162 3 SALESMAN INSURED THE JUDGE IN CASE -IN CASE ONPON, Fri. When J insurance salesman Thomas Acklam's big case was before court he took out a £5.000 insurance policy against the risk of the judge dying. Yesterday Mr. Justice Salmon, unaware of Mr. Acklam's great concern for his health and safety,
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    Lock icon SCOTT'S PROTEST TEAM TO MAKE ANOTHER TRY
    176 3 ACCRA. Frl.— The International Sahara protest team, led by Anglican Minl.ster Rev. Michael Bcott, left Bolgatanga, Northern Ghana. 1 today In a fresh bid to enter French territory and head I for Reggan In the Sahara; desert. The team proposes to de- 1
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      401 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Have 47S metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 632 SERVICE 41.7 metre« Morning Prelude: 7.00 The New»; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES 7.0S A Dote With Music: 8.00 Tha Kuala Lam pur 341 metre* News; 8.05 A Date With Music: Penanf 386 metre*
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    BANKRUPTCY AND THE TAX MAN— BY APPEAL COURT
    399 4 BANKRUPTCY AND THE TAX MAN— BY APPEAL COURT SINGAPORE. Friday. fpHE Court of Appeal today reversed the ruling of a High Court judge, who had held recently that the Assistant Comptroller of Income Tax had no audience before the High Court under the provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance. The
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    PREMIER SEES THE STATE'S LIFELINE'
    84 4 PREMIER SEES THE STATE'S LIFELINE' SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. yesterday visited the Singapore Harbour Board accompanied by a party of officials. Mr. Lee first called at the Board's exhibition pavilion, where he is seen abov»> with the Board's chairman. Mr. F. L. Lane, and the Board's Executive
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    Club rally
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Lambretta Owners' Club will hold Its annual general meeting and rally on Sunday. Members will meet at Borneo Motors at 8.30 a.m. Curry lunch will be provided free.
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    V's Men's dance
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chinese V.M.C.A. will hold a V's Men's charity ball at Raffles Hotel from 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Ong to hear complaints
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, who is also chairman of the Singapore Improvement Trust, and his assistants will be at the Cambridge Road market at 3 p.m. tomorrow to hear the complaints and suggestions from the Trust's Farrer Park residents.
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    THE A TRE FUND NOW $175,856
    107 4 THE A TRE FUND NO W $1 75, 856 SINGAPORE, Fti. The National Theatre Fund has reached $*****6.49. Donations received today by the Ministry of Culture were: Dr. G. Haridas $100; Singapore Sauce Association $100; Messrs. Low Boh Tan $50; Guan Soon Transport Co., Ltd. $200; Babcock Wilcox. Ltd. $200;
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    Akiko to open exhibition
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss Akiko Kojima. Miss Universe 1960, will open an exhibition of Kurebl textiles at 7 p.m. on Sunday at the Great World. The exhibition, organised by Hone Bee Textiles Co. Ltd. will last till Dec. 28.
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    Koh: I'll serve as an independent now
    589 5 OTHERS DID NOT RESIGN WHEN THEY LEFT PARTY, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Friday MR. C. H. KOH. Legislative Assemblyman for Joo Chiat whose resignation from the Singapore People's Alliance was accepted yesterday, said today he will sit in the Assembly as an independent. The
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    Two accused of abduction
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A woman. Chin San Chan, and a man. Kong 81t Kiong. both 28. were ordered to be remanded after they were charged in a magistrate's court today with the abduction of Ng Khek Thye from a stall in People's Park on Nov. 26 at
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    Ordered to school
    65 5 IPOH. Fri.— An odd-job labourer. Liang Wan Seng, 19. was today ordered by the Sessions Court president here to be sent to the Henry Gurney Approved School in Malacca till he was 21. Liang pleaded guilty to robbing a housewife. Madam Leong Kheng. 42. of $20 at
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    FORMER POLICEWOMAN COULD NOT PAY $100 FINE, JAILED
    237 5 TPOH. Fri. A former 1 woman special cons> table. Teh Kirn Chai, 4f began a month's jail sentence today when she failed to pay a $100 fine for a parking offence. Teh wa s found guilty by the magistrate. Inche Mohamed Yusof
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    TIN EXPOR TS NEARL NORMAL
    368 5 But there won't be a rush to open new mines expert KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IMALAYA'S tin exports will be almost back to normal next month. This is the effect of a Federation Government announcement today fixing the permissible export amount at 13,590 tons of tin-in-concentrates
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    MAN BIT POLICE CORPORAL IN ARM
    95 5 MAN BIT POLICE CORPORAL IN ARM KUCHING, Fri.— A labourer. Rambugan bin MaUrip, SI, was yesterday fined $45 in the District Court here for biting a police corporal. The stipendiary magistrate, Mr. J. \V. Williams, was told that Rambugan bit the corporal in the arm to free himself from bein*
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    Had stolen orchids, six months
    122 5 Had stolen orchids, six months SINGAPORE. Fri.— Tan Hal Yeo. a poultry farmer, was today jailed for six months and fined $1,000 for dishonestly retaining five pots of orchid plants worth $800. The orchids were missed from the home of Miss Malsie Ang. a secretary in a commercial firm, on
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    Blood donors
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A total of 741 members of the staff of the Ministry of Education. Including teachers, have registered as blood donors in response to the appeal made by the Minister for Health.
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    'Charged again? It's almost persecution'
    235 5 IPOH. Fri. The President of the Sessions Court. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan, said here today that it was almost persecution to have a person charged over and over again with a similar offence He was commenting en a case v which a former clerk
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    'Rejuvenation' plan for four million rural Malayans
    313 6 SPECIAL 'GUIDES' FOR VILLAGES KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A United Nations official is here working on a plan to "rejuvenate" four million Malayans living in the rural areas. He is Prof. W. W. Weatherford. The plan has been applied successfully mi India and the
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    'I-am-a-failure' boy runs away from home...
    381 6  - 'I-am-a-failure' boy runs away from home... CHUA BOON CHIN PARENTS THREATENED TO TURN HIM OUT IF HE FLUNKED- AND NOW... By Singapore, Fri. A SENSITIVE 18-year-A old boy described by his mother as a "model sr>n" left home eight days ago after failing an examination. Time and time again. Koh
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    MUSLIM VIP IS HERE ON A MISSION
    106 6 MUSLIM VIP IS HERE ON A MISSION KUALA LI'MPUR, Fri. The aecretary-reneral of the World Muslim Consrets, Dr. Said Ramadan, arrived here from Jerusalem today to study the conditions of the Muslims in Malaya Dr Ramadan was met at the airport here by the president of the Malayan Council for
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    BEWARE THIS SECT, MUSLIMS ARE TOLD
    119 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MUSLIMS in Selangor were today warned against a revival 01 the Qadyani sect in the State A Selangor Religious Depar, meat circular to all kaihis and mosque officials r -minded Muslims that the Qadyani sect was "un-Isla-mlc" and therefore those who
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    Break-up probe committee named by Govt.
    437 7 Break-up probe committee named by Govt. BEAR IN MIND THE ADVANTAGES OF GENUINE FRAGMENTATION' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday ATOP -LEVEL committee to study fragmentation of estates has been asked by the Government to bear in mind that genuine fragmentation had social advantages. The 11 -man committee's terms of reference points out
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    ONE LOCAL POLL SYSTEM URGED BY GOVT. TEAM
    165 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday DECOMMENDATIONS for a unified system of lo- cal government elections have been made by a top Government working party, the Straits Times was told today. The working party consisted of senior officials from the Election Commission and the Federal
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    Premiers to appear in a German TV series
    78 7 Premiers to appear in a German TV series f£I'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. About 20 million Germans will see the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. on their TV screens in a few weeks' time. The Tengku and Mr. Lee will appear with
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    Jakarta offers radio training for two
    191 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Indonesia will offer to train two members from the Malay section of Radio Malaya next year directly under the friendship treaty drawn up between the tvo countries. This was stated here today by the Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya. Dr. Mohamed Razlf.
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    Youths for reformatory
    75 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today ordered Abdul Majld bin Sulalman. 19. and Khoo Kiat Hin. 18. to undergo reformatory trainIng for robbing a shopkeeper, Abdul Wahab. at his shop in Verdun Road on Aug. 23. It was alleged that Abdu! Majld and
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    Acid burns teacher and wife
    293 8 'BURNING SENSATION 1 AFTER MASKED CYCLIST OVERTOOK THEM WAS IT CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY? Bl KIT MERTAJAM, Friday. TEACHER, Goh Hong Seng, 38, and his wife, Goay Swee Choo, 31, were injured last night when a masked man threw acid at them as they were
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    Minister: 'My magic fertiliser'...
    128 8 MALACCA, Friday. THE Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, said here today that a fertiliser he tried to introduce two years ago and which people were sceptical about was now accepted and referred to as a "magic fertiliser." He said the fertiliser, known as
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    NAIR OFF TO INDIA FOR U.N. COURSE AND STUDY OF PRISONS
    225 8 NAIR OFF TO INDIA FOR U.N. COURSE AND STUDY OF PRISONS QINOAPORE. Frl. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. Personal Secretary (Political) to the Minister for Education and chairman of the prisons Inquiry commission, will leave by air for India tomorrow to attend a UNESCO course for sociologists. During his stay
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    CHINATOWN ONE-WAY TRAFFIC?
    65 8 PENANG. Frl— The City Council may introduce a one-way traffic system to relieve congestion In Penang's Chinatown early next year. The council today Invited views from the public and the business community on this plan If It is approved. Campbell and Buckingham Streets. Rope Walk. Kimberley and
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    RIDA bridge is opened
    36 8 BACHOK (Kelantan). Frl. —The District Officer, Bachok. Dato Kaya Baktl. today opened the new $6,500 RIDA bridge at Pantal Bharu near here. The bridge was built by the villagers with RIDA money.
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    M.O. GIVES WARNING THAT ABORIGINES COULD SPREAD T.B.
    132 8 M.O. GIVES WARNING THAT ABORIGINES COULD SPREAD T.B. IPOII. Fri. Aborigines in the jungles of Malaya are a reservoir of infection which could spread tuberculosis to other races living near them. This warning was given by the Medical Officer (Aborigines) of the Aborir'nes Department. Dr. J. M. Bolton. in a
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    STATEMENT BY ONG DOESN'T SATISFY Mr. S
    201 8 STATEMENT BY ONG DOESN'T SATISFY Mr. S IPOH. Friday. VfR. D. R. SEENIVASAGAM, M.P., today described 1 1 as unsatisfactory a statement by the Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, that a four-man team headed by himself had found no basis whatever for the allegation that
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    Tricksters draw blank at salon
    101 8 Tricksters draw blank at salon JJUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Three men walked into a hairdresslng salon In Gombak Road yesterday and claiming to be Government officials warned the proprietress to observe the Weekly Holidays Ordinance. They asked Madam Chin Fatt Yin to buy a display plate for $5. She refused to
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    'Bad case of tax violation'—$500
    146 8 'Bad case of tax violation' $500 MALACCA. Frl. A charcoal dealer. Ong Tlow Kirn, of First Cross Street, was today fined $500 in what was described as a "very bad case of violation of the Income Tax Ordinance." Ong pleaded guilty In the Sessions Court here to falling to furnish
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    Olympic Inn case: Council made right decision
    600 9 WHY TWO DANCE FLOORS?' QUERY IPOH, Friday THE chairman of the Ipoh Town Council. Mr. E. G. Waller, tola Mr. Justice Smith in the High Court here today that the Council had acted correctly in approving building plans for the proposed Olympic Inn
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    GOVERNOR'S PRAYER —GROWTH OF PORT
    206 9 MALACCA. Friday. THE Governor of Malacca. Dato Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof. said this evening that it was his constant prayer that Malacca, richest seaport in ihis part of the world in the 16th century, would regain her status Dato Malek was opening the fifth
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    'FORCES OF EVIL' WARNING FOR YOUTH OF MALAYA
    116 9 KLANG, Fri. The Minister for Health and Social Weifare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. w y warned the youth of Malaya to be aware of destructive forces of evil." He urged them to be vlgilant and protect themselves against the>e forces Dato Ong
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    RAZAK: FIVE TIPS FOR MALAYAN YOUTH LEADERS
    462 9 RAZAK: FIVE TIPS FOR MALAYAN YOUTH LEADERS *I have every confidence in our young people, I have never found them unresponsive' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday 'THE deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today gave Malayan youth leaders five tips so that their "good intentions" will produce "real results." They
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      233 9 3C Jju Jr BTTTTPm imt mJASjIA It always cleans nicely and quickly, and is yet harmieu to the things to be cleansed. FOR USE ON CLEANING: Bowls, Plate*, Baths, Tiles, floors. Cookrrs. Pans, PbU etc., AGENTS: NANYANG PRODUCE TRADING CO., 4-B, South Canal Rd Spore, 1. Mr *****. *****. i
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    DEATHS
    90 10 20 M nrWi (Minimum) LOW: On December llth 1959 Anthony Low Hoa Mong. formerly of Singapore, pasned away peacefully at 4 Oakland Avenue, Ksher. Burrey. Kns"mADAM LIM YEOK OUAN (Mrs ong Peng Hock) aged 71 passed i«iv i »«>-»fii !v in hr uleep at '<'hrlstm*» Inland Villa 47, Marine
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 10 79 flora's Sl« (Minimum) MR. J. A NtLSON acknowledge* Witt d'ep a-ratliud'- 'be msnv expressions of sympathy extended to him on his sad bereavement.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    497 10 J» Hera's tit (Minimum) TAKE A TOT of Tollev s brandy and get that Chrutmas spirit. THC COCKPITS Java RlJstttfe! Is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch "TOWN COUNTRY'S cocktail and Vr AM sl?e« APISCRUM HTM Van new vitality *n« yon'h Available at all leading ■I'ipe#Jß**le« open TO s
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    RELIGIOURS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    83 10 REL IGIOUR S ANNOUNCEMENTS M Nora's t?.S» (Mtn.) PRESBYTERIAN CHJRCH <n SinganarJ Road. Sunday Services 9 a in. and p.m. All welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, Singapore, 8- Orange Orove Road. Sln-gapore-10 (Off Orchard Road) Sunday Services and Sunday School 10.30 am Testimony Meetings Ist and 3rd Wednesdays. 7 p.m. CALVARY
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    The Straits Times. Saturday. Dec. 19, 1959. Nearer The Summit
    644 10 The Straits Times. Saturday. Dec. 19, 1959. Nearer The Summit The Western Big Four begin today their own summit meeting. Thursday, April 21, is the date they are likely to propose to Mr. Khrushchev for the East-West conference. Agreement on the agenda will present more difficulty, although the successful meeting
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    Youth Charter
    321 10 Rural development in the Federation is not restricted to a little more rice to eat, a bigger home and better clothes. If all goes well people themselves will change and lead a new sort of life. Since so much of the change must depend on Government leadership, however,
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    Last Post
    168 10 The Saturday Post, banned by the Federation Government, was- not perhaps a lovable journal. But it is not the eternal mission of journals and journalists- to be loved. In the Government's view it was "irresponsible", consistently critical, with comment and innuendo mixed up with what purported to be
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    105 10 FIFTY YEARS AGO From the Straits Times of Dec. 16. 1909 nriHEßri was considerable conversational dlscus- sion in the Singapore Legislative Council this week when attention was turned to a section of the Liquors Revenue Bill fixing duty on various characters of intoxicating liquors, and the section. as far as
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    THE WAY AHEAD
    1203 10  - THE WAY AHEAD ROLAND CHALLIS: Kuala Lumpur The common market idea is offered as a talking poinLand not to would be negligence Saturday Study THREE-FOLD ATTRACTION TO INDUSTRY ON BOTH SIDES OF CAUSEWAY INTRODUCING Singapore's commodilirs common market plan in his Budget speech, Dr. Goh Keng Swee meticulously excluded the
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      465 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. It Worit lit (Minimum) CIBSON On December 14th, at the Military Hospital Singapore, to Btelas and Ted Gibson, a son (Ldward Leigh). 70 Worit Sid (Minimum) QUAY— CHAN: Chen* Hoe xecond son or Mr. and the late Mrs. Wuay Pin Yean to Slew Kirn third daughter of Mr.
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      90 10 Your cat will stay younger, live longer on daily KIT-H-KAT It's as good ml kih. as the food That's because Kit-E-Kat contains finest quality fresh fish and meat, fish-liver oils and cereals. Tinned and ready cooked to eat, it keeps free fYom contamination and is so clean and easy to
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    MCS MEN HAVE KEY JOBS IN MINISTRY
    183 11 MCS MEN HAVE KEY JOBS IN MINISTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri—Four top Malayan Civil Service officers have taken over the key jobs in the newlycreated Ministry of Rural Development. They are: INC HE MOHAMED bin BABA, 49, former deputy secretary of Defence, whose appointment as Secretary to the new Ministry was
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    Tengku on Press freedom
    269 11 BANNING OF SATURDAY POST: WE CANNOT TOLERATE ABUSE BY 'PREJUDICIAL PUBLICATION* KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. HTHE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today reiterated that he was a staunch believer in the freedom of the Press but he did not believe in abuse of this freedom. He made
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    THOSE DRUNK WALKERS MUST ALSO BE BLAMED CODE
    298 11 THOSE DRUNK WALKERS MUST ALSO BE BLAMED CODE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IT IS NOT the drunken driver who is always to blame for road accidents but drunken pedestrians as well. This is indicated in the pocket-side edition of the Federation's Highway Code, now on sale at 50 cents a copy.
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    LANGUAGE TEACHING: A QUESTIONNAIRE
    202 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. T*HE Ministry of Education has asked principals of English schools to state the number of classes that require Malay, Tamil and Chinese to be taught as a second language, and the number of pupils learning them. This is to ensure that proper emphasis will
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    'NO POLITICS' WARNING TO YOUTH
    54 11 'NO POLITICS' WARNING TO YOUTH KUCHING, Fri.— The First Divisional Youth Council here is to take a firm stand against any member of affiliated organisations promoting political activities within the Council or member organisations. The Council, however, will not prevent any individual member taking part In political activities outside the
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    Two little children foil prowlers
    122 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. With screw-drivers In hand and putting up a bold front, two men today walked in through an open back entrance of a big house in the quiet suburan district off Braddell Road. No-one seemed to b« around. But in a corner of the
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    Turnbull: Continuous thumping of the anti-colonial tub can be debilitating, dangerous
    648 11 Turnbull: Continuous thumping of the anti-colonial tub can be debilitating, dangerous SINGAPORE, Fri. The retiring Governor of British North Borneo, Sir Roland Turnbull, warned today that the "continuous thumpin; of the anti-colonial tub" in countries emerging from British tutelage can be "not only debilitating but also dangerous." Sir Roland was
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    'I'm sorry you've been troubled,' says judge
    89 11 'I'm sorry you've been troubled, says judge SINGAPORE. Fri. A criminal district judce today criticised a coroner for bringing a charge against a person involved in a traffic accident without recording the evidence of all the witnesses at the inquest. The judge. Mr. Choor Singh, said the matter should be
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    Xmas treat
    26 11 PENANG, Fri— The Penang Eurasion Association will give a Christmas treat to 400 children at the St. Xaxler's branch school, Pulau Tikus. on Sunday.
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    Army makes a sleigh for Santa
    144 11 THE ARMY have done it again working full out for the past few days, men of the District Workshops, RE ME. have completed this beautiful sleigh, which for the next three weeks will b eused by the Straits Times Cheer Fund committee to bring
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    Lock icon A STORY OF LIFE IN EARLY SINGAPORE
    1346 12 A STORY OF LIFE IN EARLY SINGAPORE W. H. Read A MAN OF MANY 'FIRSTS') thought nothing of poking tiger in ribs— or bearding a Governor in his den f|N the 7th of Febv ruary, 1819, Singapore saw its first dawn as a British Colony. And on the same day,
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      198 12 "Bye! f i I L. s\ Don't forget to wear your Viyellar 1 You have been planning this holiday for so long! Stay in good health. Protect the family from chills with Viyella! Viyella IF IT SHRINKS WE^REPLACE fM I Cl>drlU lto madr *y makrn of Hrrllm'omd fcal thr wiw
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      219 12 The Saint By Leslie ihartvris LVI Abner By Al Capp The new Italian She has a <§g5 beauty parlors 5 Peculiar effect T .^acherl S go bankrupt-^ -but p.g-farms ideal of oil xon AmerLcan teachers are fl* sell out-red-blooded «*Jife. Dance L wildly 7*^^*^^T7=^ i J young Americans!.' are <^
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      1757 13 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE W ADEN. LIVtRPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON ft CONTINENTAt POSTTS. Due S'pori BM P. Sham Piaang MACNAON Havre, llvtr»eel. Avonmouth U Part /Die M Dtt 21/12 LYCAOH LivtriMl, Glasgow Otc 21 Me 24 tic H/M Itt M/M •LTSSES Genoa Dtc 22 Otc 24 Dtt 2J/21 Dtc 17 ANTENOR
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      1396 13 11.4 JO^Lf^PKi *^mI wl ftH afil*l z^^v IHEt. A* v« LINES "•">-•* /s/rt-\\« Df N OEDSEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL S SCANDINAVIAN PttTS. iS Vs^\l3l S'po'» f S"am Penang WlY>« "LALANOIA" I) 11/22 Dtc 2124 Oft 11/21 Die V\L|y "SINAIOA" I) M Ott/ 4 111 i i IJ. I 7 IM --•Sl-jS?
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      1405 13 THE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. R& SINOAPOfII (lacaryarttM- Hi tka MitM UajjMß) 0 LIMS SIILINGS Tt AMN II A CONTINENTAL POtTl OENVANNOCH tor Htmburg. Antwtn. I'OM. rW $h f^" 1 RotterdMi M/ 17 Ml M/M Ml M Ml/ 1 Ma BENALDER tot Port SadM. LtvffiKMl Rotterdaai. Grangtmovth Hull 2127 Ml
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      1252 13 McALJSTER <S< CO., LTD. Tib Im. MMI ELLBRMAM LIME KLAVENESS LINE LtWOON NAAMIJM ROTTIROAM. MVM LM ANIELES. SAN FRANC ISCO "«U- SEATTLE VANCOUVER ft PORTLAND and for Canada aM I U.SA JJorth Atlantic parti AccmMi targa fir Ciatral ft tMtk Cm Of NEWeASTIE tmnci S'poft P. S'nam Ptntni SHNNYVIUI Ida.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    35 14 SINGAPORE. Dec. 18. RI'BBER: M.lB' 4 per ib. (up 4 N cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.18 (quiet). TIN: $386.75 per picul (up 12.• rents). Kstimated unofficial offering 190 tons (down 10 tons).
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    Restricted trade in rubber
    341 14 •THE Rubber Market has settled down into its usual pre-Yuletide j lethargy, report H.C.B. Co., Ltd. in their cur- -ent market survey. Day to day business has oeen very restricted and fluctuations narrow, adds the report. The feature of the week has been the persistent demand
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    RUBBER PRICES
    147 14 JAM'ARY first grade rubber buyers f .o.b. closed In Singaporde yesterday at 118' t cent* per lb.. up 4'» cents on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quiet. Closing prtee* in centc per lb., yesterday were. OFFICIAL: Int 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 119, sellers 119\ Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 14 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: topra: steady; UK/Continent December January shipments $39' 2 buyers, $40' 2 sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $614 sellers. drum $63' 2 sellers. Pepprr: steady; no business was reported done, Muntok white $261. Sarawak $260. special Sarawak black $180.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    86 14 I 1 1 IK Malayan Exchange Banks' Umm lation made the following changes- In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 3/8. O.D. 31 1/2. 90 d/st 31 15/16 credit bills 32 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31.
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    SHARE MARKET LIVENS UP AS RUBBER PRICE SPURTS
    728 14 By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Share Market which had quietened earlier this week showed more activity yesterday with investment buying reported. This type of buying was particularly evident in the industrial section where private buyers, hoping to take advantage of the
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    693 14 THE Malayan Sharr Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials were selectively better while tins and rubbers were firm. The turnover wai good." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following busl- i neas up to 3.30 pjn.: tndMtrlals: Fraser and Neave ords $154 (OL), $1.57 and $1.58; Oammon $2.05 (OL),
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    119 14 MELBOURNE, Fri INVESTMENT shares were firm. x H Jones eased 4s. 6d. to 78s 1.C.1, rose another Is., but ACI was down Is. Base metal* generally were firmer with Mount Isa gaining Is. 3d. and Mount Lyell Is. Oils and I— m were steady. Con Zinc 96/6 Mount
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Share Ma-ket: Dec. 18 Dec. II Industrials: 115.42 115.23 Tim: 144..M 143.65 Rubbers: 189.03 158.69 Jan. 1 n:»8=10ii
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    First Malayan Fund
    10 14 i Manager's selling price < December 18) $1.07.
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    SHIPS IN SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    292 14 Ship* lying alongside the Singapore Harboar Board wharves are: Taboa 112. Ellen Bakke 415, Tjlpanas 6A. Tancred 67, Agamemnon 89, Oldekerk *****. Rhesus *****. City of Newcastle 15 16. Kllinskl IS. Pelk 19. Sedlll N.Wall 3. Marudu 2122. Mlniho 1 Maru 2324. Karoasa 24 25. Benveg
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      527 14 NOTICES ADMISSION TO KELANTAN SCHOOLS, 1960 It Is hereby notified that all children to be admitted In 1960 to school/ in Kelantan should produce evidence to prove that they had been vaccinated in September 1997 or later. Vaccinations are performed free at all Health Centres /Government Dispensaries In all districts
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      631 14 NOTICES NOTICE SIME DARBY (SINGAPORE) LTD. Mr. Tan Chin Lye ls no longer in the services of the above Company with effect from 16th December. 1959 and he has. therefore, no authority henceforth t.i act, to transact business or tc collect monies on behalf of Sime Darby (Singapore) Ltd. Dated
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      327 14 NOTICES FRASER NEAVE LIMITED LOSS OF STOCK CERTinCATB Application has been made to the Directors of this Company br the Executrix of William George Warren Hastings to issue to her a duplicate of Stock Certificate No 7509 for $500 registered In the name of the deceased and which has been
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      1819 15 TENDERS TENDER Tenders from Contracts of Class II and above (Head BB) will be received at the office of the Director of Public Works. P.W.D.. Singapore (Tender Box No. 1) up to noon of the Bth January 1960 lor the construction of standard staff Quarters for the proposed i Reformative
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      1077 15 SITTATIONS VACANT 10 Words SS (Mi*.)— Box St ets. txtra WANTED Two teachers for Secondary School. (1) Science Oraduate to teach Biology 'Oeneral Science, Maths. (2> an Arts Oraduate or Cert. Course to teach English. Health Science. History Geography. Apply Principal. St. Margaret's School, 134, Sophia Road, Singapore, 9 APPLICATIONS
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      1061 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Ward* Si (Ml*.)— Baa M els. axtra AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Kully Furnished Home with all modern conveniences. Reasonable Rental. Inspection at 43, Frankel Avenue. Ring Spore ***** for particulars ACCOMMODATION WANTED 2* Words Si (Ml*.)— Bex St cts. txtra WANTBO TO HINT Bungalow In Frankel Estate. Fully furnmned with
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      1126 15 TRAVELS TOURS it Wards Si (Mi*.)— Box St ets. axtra JAPAN CHERRY BLOSSOM RoundTrip. Cooks escorted tour "Bangola" departs 13th. April 4 daya Hongkong. 7 days Japan first class $Sl6/-, second class from $45"'- to $939/-, plus Inclusive Japan tour $400/- Cooks World Travel Service. 3» Robinson Rd., Spore Write,
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      1084 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Ward* SS (Mi*.)— Box St ets. txtra MORRIS 1080 station wagon 1957 model understated. One European owner. First offer 53. 500/- View >> Ridley Park. Tanglin telephone 8 pore *****. CCC JUNK STORE. BBt, Buklt Timah Road, (2nd M.S.) Tel: S pore ***** Offers for Sale—
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      935 15 FOR SALE It Wards SS (Mi*.)— Box it cts. txtra FOR SALB 8«ml-d«tactM<l bousss. stngis bungalows under ronstmrttoa at Petallog Jaya. Pncci ranging from $7,900/- and upwards, also ons bungalow (No. 110. Jalan Oaslng) ready for occupation easy payments arranged. Apply for pamphlets or Phooe Kuala Lumpur, AM77 Oreat Eastern
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      432 15 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) it Words SIO (Minimum) Dalit 1 month, lit Word, $1..,n i Mim MAVFAIR HOTEL— Central Alrcondttioned Kooma wiib Telephone, excellent Cuisine Bar. MODERN HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION at suitable ruts*. Tel. Chinese TMCA 7312- (.spore) COODWOOD PARK HOTEL. Srrv. Road. Spore. (.'harming Uarden Inclusive Terms Tel: &1W73. STATION
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      HOW MUCH LONGER MUST WE PUT UP WITH THIS RACKET?
      265 16 HOW MUCH LONGER MUST WE PUT UP WITH THIS RACKET? I AM wondering how much longer Singapore city dwellers must put up with raucous and mostly purposeless blastings on motor horns? Can nothing be done to bring Singapore into line with other big cities where all hooting is forbidden in
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      Warning came just in time
      344 16 THE ENGLISH-EDUCATED IN Petir, Mr. Woodhull's and Mr. Puthucheary's outbursts against their party's contempt for the English-educated can be looked upon as a timely warning The myth of it is that the Eng-lish-educated have never been reactionary or unwilling to play their part in this
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      EMOTION CLOUDS the LANGUAGE ISSUE
      241 16 DISCUSSIONS over the national language are wrapped in too much emotion. No true Malayan will retard the efforts to encourage the study and use of Malay in this country. But no-one In Malaya, least of all the Malays, can afford to live In complete isolation.
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      The traps that lurk in the shadows...
      117 16 The traps that lurk in the shadows... ALLOW me to warn Singapore motorists visiting Johore Ralim. especially at night, of the large number of traffic booby traps that lie in wait for them as soon as they leave the Customs check-point. Thr ingenious creation of traffic islands of different shapes
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      Unit trusts
      53 16 I SHALL be much obliged if you can tell me whether a Government servant is allowed to subscribe to the Malayan Unit Trust Fund. Y. O. S. Malacca. 0 THE qurstion of subscription by Government employees to the Malayan Unit Trust Fund is still under consideration by the
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      231 16 Straits Times Crossword 1^ IIH wkm 111 Hi ACROSS Neglect nothing on an l "J?lt al Sy*be P S eCtlOn Wle ••l"p^«f cnanpled spread 5. A sailor on the way to 3 Rallway r u iBit«fr-but not foreign parts (6). In the dinlng-cai! (4-6.. 9 olaure "why dilute with It
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    815 17 Unbearable burden of a six-day week: Teachers UNION JOURNAL ASKS: IF IT APPEARS WE CANT BE PAID FOR EXTRA SESSIONS, SHOULD WE MAKE SACRIFICES..? SINGAPORE, Friday OTOE Teachers Forum, journal of the Singapore Teachers' Union, came out today against the six-day school week. It said the six-day week and the
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    PIGS DIE AS FARMER BATTLES A 4 A.M. FIRE
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    FORMER TELECOMS MAN IS JAILED
    182 17 PENANG, Friday. A FORMER technical assistant broke down in health because of his wartime sufferings, the Penang Sessions Court was told today. "He was arrested and tor- 1 tured by the Japanese on suspicion of being a spy lor thLAllies," the defence counsel. Mr. Chang
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    Back from tour
    41 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Sir Dennis Allen, Deputy United Kingdom Commissioner for Singapore and South -East Asia, yesterday returned to Singapore by Pan American Airways from Saigon, after a •private routine visit" to th« Brltisn Embassies in Laos and Vietnam
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    396 18 New set-up is likely for Malaya Cup meet By SAUL JOSHUA Kuala Lumpur, Friday THE set-up of the Malaya Cup Rugby competition in future may depend on the outcome of a meeting of a Malayan Rugby Union sub-committee here tomorrow. The meeting is being convened to consider how the Services
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    35 18 LOS ANGELES. Frl— Jlro Sawada, Japan"s welterweight boxing champion, was beaten In the ninth round of a ten-round bout against AlI varo Gutierrez of Mexico, here last night The referee stopped the fight— Reut«r.
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    23 18 PARIS. Fri— France defeated Spain 4-3 in the charity soccer International played here yesterday. France led 3-1 at half time —Reuter.
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    91 18 pERTH. Fri— Western Australia who earlier this week gained their flrst-«ver < Innings win over New South I Wales, the reigning cham- I pions. dismissed Queensland for 117 on the first day of their Sheffield Shield match here today. Western Australia had re- plied with 49
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    214 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Since Wednesday. Malayan Services' chances of vinninjr their annual rugger match against Malayan Civilians at Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow (kickoff 5.10 p.m. have improved. This to because of the withdrawal of three players —scrum-half Pat Edington (Johore*. stand-off Fawcett i Johore and prop-forward
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    142 18 2 KEDAH TENNIS TITLES TO JEFFREY SUNGEI PATANI. Fri.— Capt. D. Jeffrey of Kedah won two titlessingles and men's doubles in the Kedah tennis open championships which concluded here today. In the singles final, he beat another) Kedah player, Lee Henjr Tong 6-3. 6-4. Last year's singles title holder, Charles
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    308 18 By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN Singapore. Friday THE Singapore Rugby Union is planning to get bas--1 ketball players to take up Rugby next year Man behind the move is the S.R.U. president, Mr Ng Wood Kan. Mr. Ng had approached basketball officials, who had
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    118 18 CINOAPORE. Frl. The Straits Racing Association today announced that Monty, who won his last four rages including a double at the St. Leger meeting at Bukit Timah has been promoted to Class 1. Monty Is an English gelding by Combat out of-Balle dv BoLs
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    36 18 HOUSTON. Frl. Joe Brown, the world lightweight boxing champion, injured his right hand when outpointing Joey Parks on Monday. "The Injury is not serious but Joe needs a rest." said manager Lou Vlscusl Reuter.
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    100 18 Fri. South Korean > middleweight champion Kang Sac Chul leaves here today for Singapore for a janother bout with Filipino Young Paulino, whom he beat here last month. Kane is expected to have a warm-up fight In Singapore before meeting Paulino on Dec. 26. The
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    277 19 Gorbex performed last service to Malayan cricker on HK tour KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Gorbex Singh, former wellknown Malayan cricketer and hockey player, leaves Malaya on Christmas Day. Gorbex. a schoolteacher, retires after 35 years' service with the Federation Education Department. He leaves for Jesselton to take up a new appointment with
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    405 19 MALAYA MISSED A CERTAIN GOLD MEDAL ■ii^r^^n jIT SEE that a discus 1 throw of 106 ft 2in by Nawhpaha of Burma was good enough to win the gold medal at the SEAP Games at Bangkok. And the distances for second and third place were only 100 ft 2in and
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    117 19 SEREMBAN. Fri.-The Chinese Recreation Clubs of Penang. Perak, Selangor ard Negri Sembllan will meet here during the Christmas holidays for matches at hockey tennis and billiards. The programme Is: HOCKEY Dec. 25. Negrl v Penang, Selangor v Perak: women's matches. Selangor v Perak. Negrl v Penang
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    65 19 BUTT2RWORTH. Fri.— A reford total of 182 entries from Perak. Kedah and Penang has been received for the 10 J- mile walking race from Pral to Butterworth on Dtfc. 27. The race Is organised by the P.W.D. Sports Club. All competitors will assemble at the Prai
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    50 19 ZURICH. Fri. Sixty countries have entered for the 1962 World Cup soccer championships in Chile, the International Football Federation (F.1.F.A.) announced yesterday. The names of the countries will be submitted to the organising committee which meets at Santiago de 1 Chile in February.— fienter.
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    739 20 Nanyang arrests— the facts MINISTRY SAYS VARSITY GROUNDS NOT ABOVE THE LAW: METHODS OF SINGAPORE, Fri POLICE ARE VINDICATED THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT to night made public the full facts pertaining to the arrest here on Wednesday of two students of Naqmg University at the behest of the Federation Government. A
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    34 20 TAN KWANC CHINT. Utilisation PublMUty pauol away on 17th !>• crmhir aKid 4«. Sunivrd by hi.« widow. :md 4 rhlldr*n. Cortege lcnves t\3 Onan Road. Spore at 11 tvM H Sunday 20ih. Deeply re)rrettert
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    182 20 THIS CAR crashed into a lamp-post at Nicoll Highway yesterday the second in two days in almost identical circumstonces. The car was travelling towards the city o> about 6 p.m. when it skidded oft the road and ran into a lamp-post about 50
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