The Straits Times, 30 December 1959

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1959 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon THE CHINESE PUZZLE
    327 1 Dr. S ON DETERIORATING RELATIONS WITH PEKING Current policy is 'detrimental' to harmony of Afro- Asian bloc Jakarta is 'still hopeful' JAKARTA. Tuesday. HE INDONESIAN Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today that Communist present attitude toward countries ring to an independent foreign policy detrimental to all of
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    King, Queen pose for an at-home picture with their orchids—
    37 1 King, Queen pose for an at-home picture with their orchids The Yang di-Pertuan Agong ard the Ra|a Permaisuri Agong posing beside their potted plants at Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday Her Majesty is a keen orchid grower
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    PARAMOUNT RULER-NOW RECOVERED-WILL RESUME DUTIES ON FRIDAY
    415 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday IrpilE Yang di-Pertuan Agong, now recovered from his three-month illness, will resume his royal duties as Paramount Ruler on Friday New Year's Day. It is believed that his medical advisers have given their approval. They have In i n in
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    Lock icon Student from Spore was stowaway
    178 1 HONG KONO, Tues. A Malayan Chinese student, who went to China to .study there, was expelled from school and tried to sneak back to his home. Ho Chom Bin. 25, pleaded guilty In court today to char BM of being a stowaway. He was bound
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    Lock icon NEW YORK'S GOVERNOR TO SUPPORT NIXON FOR PRESIDENT
    184 1 NEW YORK'S GOVERNOR TO SUPPORT NIXON FOR PRESIDENT NEW YORK, Tues. Mr. Nelson A. Rockefeller, Governor of New York, will actively support Mr. Richard Nixon for President. Mr. Rocxeieller said last night hU decision against running for Vice-President on the Republican ticket »M "final and irrevocable. "Nelson has always bee-i
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    Lock icon U.S. visit
    20 1 MADRID Tues. Senor Fernando Maria de Castiella. Spanish Foreign Minister, will vUit the United States next March— Reuter
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    Lock icon Ike is Time's Man of Year
    165 1 Ike is Time's Man of Year YEW YORK. T;i President Eisenhower was today selected "Man of the Year" by Time magazine. Britain.-. Prime Ml Mr. Harold Macmillan. W. >t German Chancellor Dr. Konrad Adenauer, and President dr Gaulle of Fr;ui -e were runner>-up for the honI our "La^t week, returned
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    STOP PRESS
    13 1 SUSPENSION OF TESTS I >i 'i i I r ile*i -I
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    335 GAVE UP S'PORE CITIZENSHIP
    88 2 335 GAVE UP S'PORE CITIZENSHIP VINGAPORE Tuc The Home Affatn Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, told the Legislative A.ssembly today that 335 people had voluntarily renoun c < d tbeir Mtmap" r<- citizenship between Jan 1 and Dec 15 this year He was answering Inche Mohamed All bin Alwt UMNO
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    S'pore no-missile Assembly: Tribute to the Speaker
    486 2 S'pore no-missile Assembly: Tribute to the Speaker SIM. APORK Im M THK Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chye. said in the Legislative blv today that Singapore could take pride I no ink pots, paperweights or other missile had been hurled in the House. And he paid a tribute to thr
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    Assembly says yes to the Bill giving sanction to the Budget
    267 2 Assembly says yes to the Bill giving sanction to the Budget SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Legislative Assembly today gave legislative sanction to the Budget for 1%» and to supplementary estimates for this year approved by the Assembly during the course of the year. The two Bilk the Appropriation Bill and thp
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    SINGAPORE AND A SPELLING COMMITTEE
    149 2 SINGAPORE AND A SPELLING COMMITTEE SINGAPORE. Tiles. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S Rajaratnam, said today in the Legislative Assembly that the Government would seek representation on a new MalayanIndonesian Romanised spelling committee. He RM replying to a question by Inche Mohamed All bin Alwl <UMNOKembangan*. who sought clarification on
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    DEMOCRACY... MUST BE WILLING TO DIE FOR IT: S'PORE
    473 2 DEMOCRACY. MUST BE WILLING TO DIE FOR IT: S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tuesday 4 MINISTRY of Cul- turo statement today said that the people of self-governing Singapore must regard the principle of demo- i cracn- as something they must be prepared to die for if necessary. Just as it was a principle
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      314 2 WILL YOUR I CHILDREN I *t BE LOST? I mf" Suppose somethinK happens to you? *,> Have you provided for their future? f^| i| By means of a Prudential Policy you can both safeguard their future 4 i" x 4 AND provide your family with a substantial cash payment when
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    Lock icon Round-clock defence vigil in Persia
    449 3 Round-clock defence vigil in Persia IRAQI ATTACK FEARED OVER BORDER DISPUTE TEHERAN, Tuesday. r>£RSIA is strengthening her defences against 1 a possible Iraqi attack over the current border dispute between the two countries. Iraq is claiming a three-mile strip of border territory near the Persian oil centre of Abadan. I
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    SIAM'S KING WITH PRESIDENT NGO
    38 3 SIAM'S KING WITH PRESIDENT NGO KLNG Phumiphol Aduldej of Siam (Irft) talks with President Ngo Dinh Diem of Vietnam in the presidential palace at Saigon during the King's state visit last week with Queen Sirikit 1 IV I
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    Lock icon SUMMIT: LIKELY DATE IS MAY 16
    208 3 LONDON. Tues. The West is expected to propose May 16 as the date for the projected East- West summit meeting in Paris. President Elsenhower has decided that mid-May would t>e a satisfactory time, and Mr. James Hagerty. his press secretary, said yesterday that May
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    Lock icon 20,000 start a strike in Bombay
    74 3 20,000 start a strike in Bombay BOMBAY. Tues— About 20,000 workers of the Bombay Municipal electric supply and transport undertaking began an indefinite strike at midnight and left the city without buses and trams today. The strike is in protest against delay in signing c draft agreement conceding the workers'
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    Lock icon Pay dispute hits radio
    56 3 PARIS. Tues. The three networks of the French National Radio broadcast the same programme of recorded music today as a strike of technicians and "artistic personnel" prevented all other programmes. The radio, however, was giving a skeleton news service. Both groups of employees are demanding higher
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    Lock icon US withdrawal
    32 3 PARIS. Tues.— The U.S. Air Force's 48th 'Statue of Liberty" wing of supersonic jet atomic fighter-bombers based at Chaumont will start withdrawing from France on Jan 6 for England. -Reuter
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    Lock icon 100 buses gift
    24 3 JAKARTA. Tiies. Australia will give Indonesia 100 diesel buses under the Colombo Plan next year, Antara news agency reported today Reuter
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    Lock icon Police search for body
    58 3 MARSEILLES. Tues -French police are searching tor v dismembered body after a leg belonging to a girl ol between 15 and 18 years old was found in woods near here. Police believe the Rirl was the victim of a sadist who killed her and dismembered the
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    Lock icon All-Britain hunt for maniac murderer
    318 3 'FIND HIM 9 ORDER TO POLICE BIRMINGHAM. Tuesday. DOLICE throughout Britain today started a check on all men with a record of violence against women in a bid to nnd the killer who beheaded 29--year-old Stephanie Baird in a Young Women's Christian Association hostel here
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      206 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wave no Metre* AM. 6.30 Oood Morning; t.33 Morning Prelude. 7.00 The Newa: 7 05 A Date With Music. 8 00 Tha News. 805 A Date With Music. 830 BBC Bandstand. 900 Cloa* Down; P.M. 1 00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Easy On The Ear;
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      183 3 940 Newstalk 8.45 Tlga 8«-ka»an: 1000 Music Maganne, 10 15 Ac. run On The Aciortiion; in .30 The Best In Music; 1100 Oood Nmitt RAD.O MALAYA NATIONAL SIIOBTWAVR KI.K\ l( I 41.7 mrtrr* MUM I M WWE KERVICCS kuili l.umpui 341 mrtrr. rriuusg 3«C mrlir. I Ipnh 33» mrlrr, MajM-ea
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    Swami returns
    26 4 SINOAPORE. Tues- Swaml Slddhatmananda, President of the Ramakrlshna Mission Singapore, returned here on Sunday after a two-week tour of So-.ith Vietnam. Cambodia mil Slam.
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    Govt. takes over the sports centre at Kallang
    301 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE GOVERNMENT has taken over the Youth sports Centre at Kalians. Mr. K. M. Byrne, the Minister for Labour and Law, said today. He told the straits Times that the Singapore Youth Sports Centre had not the facilities to bring
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    WHY TEXT IN MALAY ONLY? HE ASKS
    233 4 WHY TEXT IN MALAY ONLY? HE ASKS JO HO R E BAHRU. Tues. A member of the Johore Legislative Assembly today expressed regret that the text of the Mentri Besar's Budget speech delivered yesterday had been circulated in only romanised Malay to all members. The memoer. Mr. Phang Voon Llat
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    Malay social
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malay Social Association of Singapore will hold a "get together" to exchange New Year greetings at the Robinson Cafe OB Jan. 3.
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    The safe daily yield of reservoirs is 38 m. gallons
    336 4 The safe daily yield of reservoirs is 38 m. gallons ASSEMBLY TOLD OF WATER SUPPLY POSITION SINGAPORE. Tuesday. T«HE estimated sale water yield of the Macßltchie. Peirce. Seletar, Gunong Pulai and Pontian reservoirs for water consumption in Singapore is 38 million gallons daily. i For the Tebrau River, the amount
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    NEW YEAR'S EVE BROADCAST BY HEAD OF STATE
    132 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inrhe Yusof bin Ish.ik. will broadcast to the people of Singapore on Thursday. New Year's Eve. His Ulk can be heard in the English service of Radio Singapore aflrr the 7 p.m. news and in the
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    THEATRE FUND NOW $194,621
    95 4 THEATRE FUND NOW $194,621 SINGAPORE. Tuea. The National Theatre Fund today reached $194,621.54. Donations received during the day by the Ministry of Culture were: Mr. Wee Boon Chit $10: Chhotalal Sons $25: Hiap Hoe Guan k Co. $100: P. A. P. Paya Lebar Branch and Other Organisations In that area
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    A HIGH-WIRE' TREAT FOR 200 CHILDREN
    202 4 A HIGH- WIRE' TREAT FOR 200 CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Tuesday. TWO hundred poor children were given a free twoA hour show by the Zugspitzartisten aerial troupe at the Happy World Stadium here tonight. The children— from Perak Home. Oimson Boy*' School, and Kat mg Boys" Clvb -wenalso Klveu tree drinks during
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    $2,450 theft at textile firm
    85 4 $2,450 theft at textile firm OINOAPORE. Tue*. Cash O amounting to $2,450 were today found stolen from G Assanmal and Co.. a High Street textile firm here. The money had be*n taken from the cash bdx. Mr. T. Lekhraj. the mana«er. said he had received the money yesterday evening and
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    ACTOR'S SON VISITS SINGAPORE
    73 4 ACTOR'S SON VISITS SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Tues Tarquin Olivier. 23. the son of the actor. Sir Laurence Olivier, left here by Qantas Airways for Jakarta after a two-day visit. Mi. Olivier, who recently graduated from Oxford with a Master of Arts degree, is on a Far East study tour "I am
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    No water areas
    64 4 No water areas SINGAPORE. Tues Water will be cut of! tomorrow in Mill Lane and along Kalian* Road (between Sin Koh Street and Sir Arthur Bridge > from 9 am. to 5 p.m. to fix a standplpe: and along Woodlelgh Close < Houses Nos 2. 4. 6. 8. 10. 12.
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    Flag day
    15 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Children's Aid Society collected $2,788.43 on Its recent Flag Day.
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    Acid attack case: Man for trial
    203 4 SINOAPORE Tues. Lee Tong Kiang, alleged to have consorted with two unknown men who threw acid at a charcoal shop assistant. was today committed for trial In the High Court by the Ninth Magistrate. Mr R B. I Pates, after a preliminary Inquiry. The
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      82 4 Today's Singapore maty. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay) Japuneae flower arrangement (or beginners 5.16 p.m.; International Women't Club Canadian film show 10 30 a.m. KAMALA < I IB (Moulmeln Road i Malay alam class 0 am to 11 a.m., 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. SINGAPORE ACADEMY UN CF.R8: Fencing at Chinese Y.M.C.A.
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      89 4 EXHIBITION of paintings by Mr. T. C. Tin at Diithrlm building. Market Strrtt, 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. < in K< II Oonpel song servlre. Fort Canning Rond. H pm m 2,\. t BAU METHODIST < III KC H: Pray*r meeUng Boundary Road, 5.15 pm. GEYLANCJ STRAITS CHINESE METHODINT
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      74 4 ■•pale raga 6 p.m.; bodv-buUdlng (I p ni ,..1\. KIT TIM »H YOUTH CLUB: Table-tenmii. body-buU<i-in«, football. Indoor games 4 p.m.; badminton, boxing, basketry 4 30 pm iOO CHIAT YOUTH CLl'B: Knitting badminton 4 p.m boxIng, body-bulldlitK 6 pm. ALCOHOLIC'S ANONYMOIS: Open meeting at YMCA "A*. Orchard Road. 5 So
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    NOTARIES PUBLIC BILL FOR S'PORE
    162 5 NOTARIES PUBLIC BILL FOR S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tues A Bill to enable local lawyers to act as notaries public to atust documents for use outside Singapore, was pred to the Legisla-i Assembly today. The Mlnirtw lor Labour 1 I. aw said later that the! Notaries Public Bill provides he appointment of
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    SPORE UMNO LEADERS TO ATTEND SEMINAR
    144 5 SPORE UMNO LEADERS TO ATTEND SEMINAR OIMiAPORE. Turs. Two O h dr 1 w Singapore I NNO leaders will attend a seminar on politics expected to be held here next week. The one-day seminar for whirh the exact date has vet to be set. is aimed at keeping the "top
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    Jungle reserve
    19 5 PEKAN'. Tues— The Sultan of Pahang ha> reserved 504 acres in Lult. Pekan. as an aboriginal reserve.
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    Classes for 'border' cases.
    569 5 STATES WILL ARRANGE TUITION TO ENABLE 20.000 TO RECEIVE SECONDARY EDUCATION KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday (JfcYFRAL states today announced plans to take in about 20.000 borderline cases seekin; to continue their education. According to reliable sources here about I.OCN further education classes will be set up next
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    BREAKDOWNS HIT FERRIES
    85 5 PENANG. Tues— Owing to mechanical breakdowns, two of the Penang Port Commission's ferry launches. Pulau Aman and Pulau Pangkor will be out of service for the next few days. An official announcement today said the Commission will, however, maintain the iquarter-of-an-hour servW in I each direction with
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    Police Sgt. killed, two PCs hurt in this smash-up on Rawang Road
    200 5 ITI'ALA LI'MPI'R. Tue». A polii r aergrajit was killed and two constables Injured when a police cat and an oil tanker crashed at the .0. milestone on the Rawang Road last night. The oU tanker landed on its
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    NORTHERN BRANCH OF ASSOCIATION
    103 5 PENANG. Tues A northern branch of the Malayan Medical Association was formed here last night at a meeting held in the Federation School of Nursing. Mr S M A Alhady was elected chairman of the branch which covers Penang and Province Wellesley. Perak. Perils. Kedah. Kelantan
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      252 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Spent tax due.— he* enrny' 1 Prominent forrtgner in a ihorouffhfare (7( 6 weapon tor general about 5 Some fear a chett pain (7>. IWty »s>. »He lived royally and h»d a I Popular stories' (7. »>. capital end (7. S. Si. Knotted the tont
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    ALLIANCE WRESTS CONTROL OF IPOH
    511 6 PPP refuses to serve in minority role IPOH, Tues. The Alliance with the help of the Independent members last night wrested control of the Ipoh Town Council's nine standing committees from the People's Progressive Party. The PPP members, who controlled the 12--member council for the
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    CUSTOMS CAPTURE SMUGGLERS' BOAT AFTER COAST CHASE
    290 6 CUSTOMS CAPTURE SMUGGLERS' BOAT AFTER COAST CHASE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CUSTOMS party captured a smugglers 1 speedboat, two 35 H.P. outboard engines and 5831 b. of cigarettes after a dramatic chase in which two smugglers managed to escape. The story of the chase and I of the smugglers' desperate attempts
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    INDONESIAN EXPLOSIVE SMUGGLERS RECEIVE SIX MONTHS
    184 6 INDONESIAN EXPLOSIVE SMUGGLERS RECEIVE SIX MONTHS SINGAPORE. Tues. Three Indonesians were today Jailed for six months each for importing 292 lb. of "highly dangerous' explosives into Singapore from Indonesia without a licence They were Mohaji bin Salleh, 30. La Isa bin Isma. 26. and Suasa bin All. 24. The Second
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    Fire victims get $2,000
    52 6 MUAR. TWft The Malayan Chinese Association here has presented $2,000 to the victims of the recent t'.re which gutted eiuht attap shophouses at Bukit Kepong. About 70 people received a cheque each from the District Officer. Inche All bin Raya. this morning. They were also given
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    ALL DAY TALKS END STRIKE AT COCONUT ESTATE
    130 6 ALL DAY TALKS END STRIKE AT COCONUT ESTATE I IPOH. Tue«. A five-day old strike at the Spynle KsUtr. a coconut plantation, near Bagan Datoh was settled yesterday at talks between the manager and officials of the National I'nion of Plantation Workers. Perak branrh. This was disclosed today by Mr.
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    Courtesy flag for ships
    48 6 SINOAPORE. Tues The Master Attendant has advlsea owners, agents and masters or ships here that the State Flag of Singapore should. In future, be flown as the courtesy flag In place of the Red Ensign on vessels within the territorial waters of the state
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    PUBLIC WELCOME TO ISTANA GROUNDS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
    188 6 PUBLIC WELCOME TO ISTANA GROUNDS ON NEW YEAR'S DAY SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Yang di Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin 1 Ishak. has agreed that the grounds of the Istana Negara— formerly known as Government House— be open to visitors on Friday. New Year's Day. A Government statement said the grounds
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    NUPW MAKES 11 AWARDS
    26 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The National Union of Plai.tatlon Workers has awarded 11 scholarships, each worth t145. to children of members. $145. to
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    TRAINER ON EPF CHARGES
    101 6 TRAINER ON EPF CHARGES rH. Tues.— The Labour Office here today cited racehorse trainer R. V Van Breukelen for two offences under the Employees Provident Fund enactment. The charges were mentioned In the magistrate s court when It was said that the summons had not yet been served on Van
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    Dead girl left love letter, court told
    151 6 Dead girl left love letter, court told drunk caustic soda. i Thi.s was aid tortv, I the lnque. t 0) < ,24. of Kuala tang* 1 Chan, who by Mrs. |_n, ,a .schooltearh. Klang Road, took __U% par* 3 i Collap i Mrs. Monteiro t« iCoromr. Mr. r Chooi. that
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    4 MALAYANS IN FEAF XMAS HONOURS
    363 6 CINGAPORE. Tues. Four Malayans are among the 24 officers and men in this year's Christmas Honours' list of the Far East Air Force The Malayans all of the Royal Air Force Regiment 'Malaya 1 are Set Ismail bin Nordln and BAC Abu ■attain bin
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    Billiards star won a herd of 120 elephants from a Maharajah (TWO A NIGHT) plus £1,000 a month
    1215 7 Billiards star won a herd of 1 20 elephants from a Maharajah (TWO A NIGHT) plus £1 ,000 a month THE GAME WITH A 2.000-YEAR HISTORY-IT WAS ORIGINALLY WHEN a two-feet-high silver trophy arrived in England in !>.")(» the biggest and most bitter controversy in the history of billiards ended.
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    PLAYED AS AN OUTDOOR SPORT
    39 7 PLAYED AS AN OUTDOOR SPORT Aaitrilie i Walter Lind r v m w•n h c world Mi I liordi chant, pionthip cup It pou^d Irtm hi* hands only whan he »al■ N tartly vacat- t ed the title. I
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    You are Judged by Your ENGLISH
    225 7 You are Judged by Your ENGLISH You are Judged by the way you speak and write. Are you content witti thf way you express yourself? Are rou sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Thousands of men ana women are nandlcapped because they max«
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    210 8 ;0 H'nrdi $10 (Minimum) r tfieir preseaU tmm of their marriage on MRS MOLLY COURTNEY thanki th.- I'rof Doctors and Staff of v H n iatlves snd fru-nds tor th«u- kind \i.<lt» dunnx her illness MR. A MRS. PETER CHOA CHENG HOE thnnk relations and friends for i tU
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    324 8 Wordi $10 (Minimum) CREET tSSSti Wuh A Party Oowr rkaaoßß'al Battery Road, s lore 1. CREAT READING at little COM Comi'Ute laasjs. ol Pan and Kontana nooks available at s pore Cold StoraM Road ALL GOOD THINGS In life come to j M 'nd hut don't let an emr'y
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    The straits Times Wednesday. Dec. 10, 1959. Year Of New Hope
    649 8 The straits Times Wednesday. Dec. 10, 1959. Year Of New Hope Mality.i has its own reasons to feel satisfied with a year of progress and hope. Internationally as well it has been a good year, if a year not without alarm, and a year which closes moreover in the shadow
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    Overseas Airs
    266 8 Both Singapore and the Federation, which are targets of a large volume of international broadcasting, have announced a modest start on making their own radio voices heard abroad during the coming year. It is easy to assume that this is a good development, but harder to say why.
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    Down To Earth
    245 8 The Johore Legislative Assembly has defeated a motion by an independent member proposing that local councils be directed to form their own committees on land development. Of course a local council can form such a committee if it feels that to do so is in the welfare
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    THIS FANTASTIC YEAR
    1097 8  - THIS FANTASTIC YEAR Alexander Thomson by CONSIDER THE MAN WHOSE £250,000 IS NOW WORTH £625,000 YES, 1959 in Britain has been a vintage year in the millions game. In a moneymaking sense, there has never been anything quite like this one for excitements and high opportunities. It started with the
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    Unfinished business... PMIP
    796 8  -  Dahari Ali by AND PARTY RAKYAT BRING IN SIGNIFICANT CHANGES... AND THE EMERGENCE OF NEW LEADERS THE annual meetings of the two major opposition parties which have just been held in Kuala Lumpur had one thing in common: a great deal of unfinished business. When the Pan-Malayan
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    PAY FOR EXTRA WORK IN SCHOOLS
    300 9 PAY FOR EXTRA WORK IN SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Tues. —I The Ministry of Edu- I announced time rates of pay :or teachers called upon york beyond the ...ximum hour* under the Government's "ex- half session"' plan c next year. The new scale effective! Jan 1. 1960, is: j tecondKf level work!
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    Loopholes in loans law plugged
    127 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has take.i steps to plug all loopholes, In the Moneylenders Ordinance. 1959. which became law in September. A Moneylenders 'Amendment Bill was today presented In the Singapore Legislative Assembly by the Minister of Labour and Law. Mr K. M Byrne Mr.
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    2 ROBBERIES YIELD $1,130
    78 9 .PORE. Tues. Five i thugs entered a motor kit shop in Upper Se- :a.::goon Road here at dawn today and escaped with $800 1 In cash and jewellery after up the occupants. About the same time seven I gangsters with knives ambushed Llm Beng Heng. a
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    Awards for officers
    68 9 IPOH. Tues. i Two police officer^ of the Central Police Station here were awarded letters of commendation by the Commissioner of Police Mr. CH. Fenner. They art- Inspector Saraln Singh, now 0.C.P.D.. Sungei Slput. and Sergeant Raja Jalaludln bin Raja Saayudln of the Central Police Station Mr.
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    Raids, then bribe offer: ASP
    738 9 GAMBLING SUPPRESSION CHIEF TELLS OF MEETING IN A BAR AND 52.000 COFFEE-MONEY' T PCC 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. £^tbS than a week after he had made 17 arm J^ S i s i? three "character" lottery raids, D F. Meyer, ASP, officer-in-charge of the g !T^
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    GREATEST NEW YEAR PRESENT
    7 9 TIKAN BIN SULAIMAN
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    Amok with knife injures four
    207 9 HE IS OVERPOWERED BY POLICE SINGAPORE. Tuesday. 4 man with a vegetable knife slashed four people near the junction of Enggor Street and Tras Street here toaay. Then as terrified people i ran for shelter, the man walked into nearby Tan Jong Pagar police station
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    THE LOTTE.IY TICKETS SOLD OUT FOR 6th TIME
    117 9 THE LOTTE.IY TICKETS SOLD OUT FOR 6th TIME K» *LA LUMPUR. Tues. The Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Beard today announced that ticaets have been sold out for the sixth time. A spokesman of the board said that if the sales con. tinued at the present pace more smaller prii*«
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    CHEW SWEE KEE REPORTS LOSS OF TROUSERS
    108 9 PENANG. Tues— The former Singapore Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Ker. has reported to the police here the lees of a pair of trousers containing $7t and an identity card. Mr Chew, who is on holiday at May Dew. Tanjonc Rungah. with
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    'Lifer' is freed: Off to Jakarta
    290 9 'Lifer' is freed: Off to Jakarta SINGAPORE, Tues Tikan bin Sulaiman. 34. who was serving a 'life" sentence In Changi Jail for murder, left for his home In Indonesia today a free man. The Singapore Government had agreed to hand him over to the Indonesian authorities for repatriation. And the
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    Second radio shop raided
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Five radios worth $1900 were stolen from a shop m Bukit Bintang Road here early today On Sunday night radios and electrical equipment worth $4,000 were stolen from another shop In the <>ame area.
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    TWO NEW J.Ps IN PENANG HONOURS
    457 9 PENANO. Tues. The Governor, Raja Tun Raja Muhammad, has appointed two new Justices of the Peace in his 1 Birthday Honours this year. They are: Tuan Haji O. M Yusolf president of the newly-created Council of Muslim Religion for PenanK land Province Wellesley, and
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    U.S: MALAYA—A SHOW CASE OF DEMOCRACY
    209 9 U.S: MALAYA— A SHOW CASE OF DEMOCRACY KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Assistant Minister of Interior, Inche Ismail Yusof. said on his return from New York today that Americans have begun to reeard Malaya as a show ra c< n* de^o^racy. Tnche Ismail was onp of th'fp Mshv.in dr'eeates who attended
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    Gang arms found in shophouse
    105 9 Gang arms found in shophouse IPOH. Tues— A police party of 30 officers and men made a surprise raid on a row of three-storey d shophouses in Anderson Road early thl* rr.crnlng seized cache of secret society weapons. The weapons, concealed In the top floor of one of the shophouses.
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    Burglar haul
    28 9 KVALA LUMPUR. Tues. Burglars broke into a houst at Jalan Serai, off Klang Road, here last night and got away with $231 In cash and property
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      Pen pals
      98 10 HERE are some more pen pal* for you. Lim Cain Hoo. aged 12 x-i Jalan Merging, Kluang. Johore. Sta.nps chew coins. badminton. Tung Tan. agt-d 14 42. Urn Lean Teng Road. Penang. Stamp*, reading, games St«ve Quah. aged 16 283-A-5 Convent Road. Taipir.g. Sport* songs Peggy Tan. aged
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      848 10 The three friends are drifting out to sea Teddy. Golly and Rosemary decide to go for a picnic by the sea, but when they reach the beach they see a boat and arrange iiith the owner to hire it for a week. NOW READ ON. rpHE three friends packed their
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      A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
      186 10 I would like to wish you all a very happy new year, and I hope you had a lovely time at Christmas. Now here are the winners of Our 'River Tnp' contest. Anna Sim 21-1 |alan D.uid. Muar, Johore, Shanta Ponnudorai, M.1.0. Batu Caiah
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    FIRM CONDITION AGAIN "AS SHARE MART TRADE RESUMES
    802 12 FIRM CONDITION AGAIN "AS SHARE MART TRADE RESUMES By Our Market Correspondent WHEN business resumed in earnest after the holidays yesterday on the Malayan Share Market all sections were reported firm. Sellers are holding off for higher prices which in many cases hardened still further yesterday. There are few prcflt-
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    35 12 SINGAPORE. DEC. 29. KI'KRrK: Il.tSI per lb. (down 1\ centsl. I Miilliri.il 5 pm.: si.l.T- (barely nt>ady>. TIN: 5386.5U per picul (down 75 tents). Kstimatrd unofficial offering 200 tons (down 30 ton vi
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    254 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Pl;. ing Cloud 1 2 Cyclops 4/5. FaWrta 6A. Mlharu Maru 6/7. Menestheus 13/14, Relfensteln 15/16. Hal Hlng 18. Mandatru 19. Sedlll N Wall 3. Sedenak N. Wall 4 Tronoh N Wall 5. Enip. Oannet 21/22.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 TANI'ARY first (rade rubber buyers fob. closed in Sinp.ipore yesterday at $1 13", per lb down 2', cent* on Monday > close. The rloMr.g tone was easier. Closing price* in cei;ti per lb.. yesterday \»ere OFFICIAL: I:.- 1 R.S.B. Spot fob. buyers 113%. sellers 114' t Int. 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 12 CINGAPORt Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesieroav were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent Decemoer/Jjnuarv shipment? 839' i buyer*. 840 'j sellers < oronut oil: quiet; bulk 661 sellers, drum 564> sellers. Pepper: steady: about 20 tons of white nepper were reported done. Muntok white 8321. Sarawak 8320 'both
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    148 12 T*HE Malayan Exchange Banks x AMOciallon reported ill r.ites unchanged ye-sterday. Tne rat^ are as follows: New York: buying airmail T.T 32 7/8. OD. 33. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. ?3 1/2 trade bill*. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 1/4. OD. 31 3/8. 90 d/st 31 13/16
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    Gula Investments
    30 12 Oula Investments Ltd. announces that the sale of the Sungei Tawar Estate has been duly completed and the sale price of £501.667 has been received In this country.
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    SEMPAH OFFER
    41 12 Sempah (Holdings) announces that its offer to the shareholders of the Harpenden (Selangor) Rubber Company (reported December 5) has been accepted in respect of 80 per cent, of the capital. The acceptance date has been extended to December 31.
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    First Malayan Fund
    10 12 Manager"! selling price (December 29> $1.09 xd.
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Shar* Market: Dectt Dw. t$ IrwIn.UUI. 118.54 117.88 Tim: U767 148.7f S Rabberv !M.M 197.78 Jan. 1 Hil=lM
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    807 12 I*HE Mala>an Share Broken A— f la lisa reported venterd»v "All sections were firm at Unproved price*. The turnover was good." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3 30 v m Industrial*: Fed. DUu. $1 15: Fitxpatrlcks 1106; Praaer .v Neave Ords. II 57
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      67 12 HEAP ENC MOB STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. 33/35 TiLOK AVER STREET. Telephone No. 77*37 Weekly Service re KUCHING. SARIKEI. BINATANG and SIBU m.v. "GIANG ANN" IN PORT Sails 2/1/60 m.v. "GIANG LEE" Due 4/1 Sails 9/1/60 Accepting Potiengen and Cargo Sarawak Agmttat THE BORNEO CO., LTD. r^^ KIE HOCK SHIPPING CO.,
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      715 12 NOTICES SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOTICE KB (LOSING OF BOADS Notice ta hereby given that all Roacta. Path* and unenclosed Land, the property of tne Singapore Turf Club, at the Race Course 6'i miles Dunearn Road, will be closed to the public on Thuraday. 31st December 1959. from fl a.m. to
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      745 12 NOTICES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TRAINING IN CIVIL AVIATION INDONESIA PILOTS The Government of the Republic of Indonesia is offering four scholarships under the Colombo Plan from January, 1960, each for a period of two yean, tenable at the Aviation Arademy in TJurug. Djakarta for training to the standard of the Indonesia
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      166 12 A prize of $i.ooo/ a design fnr MOSAICS for tb»%, NEW ISTANA Klang for Hll Belangor. '"J 1 P to the 0r«..- CouncU. p.o ij Lumpur, befcre th» D6O. C,r, Illr U> Appllratir-: v the Director Violet Earl Ho, her a dupllcat. cate No. ***** has been lost or dest«
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      1122 13 SITUATIONS VACANT M Wore!. SS (Ml*.>—»tx St Hi. txtrm WANTID Influential and efficient sale* canvassers with long experleaes iind contact* with dealer*, of Radio*. Watches, Clocks Electrical Appliance* r.tc. Apply Box AS(M7 IT por*. WANTIO MIOWIFI praferahly Ohmese. Single minimum qualification Class B for Christmas Island Indian <K-.'nn: permanent: good
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    1959-its most exciting moments...
    1551 14 1959-its most exciting moments... NORMAN SIEBEL LOOKS BACK ON— rIE year-end pastime of picking the star performers has become more interesting this time because there are so many players: Among them familiar faces and new, to strike a balance between the veterans who have led the way and the youngsters
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      197 14 FACIT makes fast work In every job about the office. Facit makes fast another separate tabulator for varying occasional worK Take typing, for instance This Kacit Tl jobs. Its labour saving action really does make standard typewriter has a magnesium carriage typists faster. That's been proved at Swedish ';< lighter
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      136 14 Royal Rotterdam Lloyd "WTItIiEM BUYS AIK-(A»M)ITUrNtD TIIHOM.IKM I AROUND THE WORLD SERVICE IN 1961 ROTTERDAM SOUTHAMPTON SUEZ COLOM SINGAPORE 22/1 3/4 12 6 29 8 MELBOURNE 30/1 11/4 20/6 6 9 SYDNEY 2/2 14/4 13/6 9 9 WELLINGTON 6/2 18/4 27/6 13 9 CALLAO (PERU) 18/2 PANAMA 21/2 2/5 117
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    Lock icon MCC held to a draw
    50 15 BRIDGETOWN. Tues -Th« two-day cricket match between the M.C.C. touriM.s :i!.cl the Barbados Coltv ended in draw here yesterday. The Colts were all out for 222 in their first lnnlng s at the close in reply to MC.C.'s ■eon of 323 for seven de-i-lared Reuter
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    Sai Yong nets 4 for Chinese
    43 15 PENANG. Tues -A nineman Chinese Recreation Club team beat VMS.A. 4-1 in a hockey league match at Victoria Green today. Centre-forward Bek Sal Yong scored all four goals for C.R C. Santokh Singh scored for the Sikhs
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    Lock icon Beaten again
    27 15 SAIGON. Tues. Singapore's Nanyang University basketball team suffered their third defeat here last night when the iocal Quang Trleu team beat them by 68-55 Reuter.
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    RESULTS
    168 15 I IK- I DIVISION Barnlrv 1 Ms*. niU4 4 I ulrum tihrff. rd I olon ii .AnrnaJ Man. City 4 I \.rton Katta lormt 1 Hr.l Brasa 2 Piclon I I rirr-kUr TotUnhin I,^» Nrwraatir I t hrtm I Wm Ham 3 Iliramtnghaai I \\ol.r« rWton J »I(OM> DIVISION
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    Woodland out
    22 15 SINOAPORE. Tues—Rainbow Rangers entered the semi-finals of the Buklt PanJang District FA knockout competition when they beat Woodland 5-0 today
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    8-0 beating
    18 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pemuda Bawean beat Sukaramal 8-0 In their Singapore Malay FA Junior League match today
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    SPORTS DIARY
    42 15 SPORTS DIARY M\ GATOR* Rut (it BOC "A" V SD». padaiig. KKME V RAJ» Trngali, Aycr Rajah Road. S«cecr Malays junior league. Betla Jay* v Stabl* Boys A". Baiestler Road JOHORt BAIIRI Bancr Johore Bahru I nl'rd v RMP. Bitlish CollefF found
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