The Straits Times, 13 January 1960

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS HO.OOOf The Straits Times -i Not*"* 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO SUPREMO
    226 1 The President takes over all parties Call to r Join 3-point 1 'front' JAKARTA, Tues. President Soekarno today placed himself I Yin full control of all Indonesian political parties. In a presidential decree he also gave himself the power to (dissolve them if he Thinks il necessary. The
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    REBELS APPEAR IN COURT AGAIN
    52 1 THE 30 self-confessed Indonesian rebels who were arrested at the mouth of the Krian River, in Penang, last week, made another appearance in court yesterday. Pictures show some of them arriving at the court. The case will come up for mention again today. (Report in
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    Millionaire, 65, vanishes: Car found on road
    429 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A millionaire contractor, Mr. Bong Sin, 65, disappear ed last night. He had earlier attended a school meeting in Klyne Street. This evening his green Opel car, BE 3081, was found near the Merdeka Stadium. Police took it to the
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    Kenya's Mau Mau terror is over
    141 1 Kenya's Mau Mau terror is over NAIROBI. Tues.— The Kenya Government today ended the Colony's seven-year-old State of Emergency but announced the restrictions on Jomo Kenyatta, convicted Man Man leader, will continue. It was soon after the Man Mau terrorist campaign flared up that the State of Emergency was imposed
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    Remarkable new inventions
    36 1 LONDON. Tues. Radio Moscow announced two remarkable new inventions today—one a movie camera which takes 33 million pictures per second, the other a machine which reads music and plays what it reads.— U.PJ.
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    TENGKU TURNS CAMERAMAN
    67 1 MINUTES after this Straits Times picture was taken at Singapore Airport yesterday, the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, himself turned photographer with his cinecamera Looking on (at left) ore Dr. Toh Chin Chye, Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, and Mr. R. L. Hutchens, the New Zealand Commissioner
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    AN MTUC CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF S.A. GOODS
    364 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. TTHE Malayan Trades Union Congress has called for a boycott of South African goods in retaliation against the Union's racial segregation policy. j The MTUC said that a campaign would be launched soon to make the boycott effective. The
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    Lock icon Pardon for man in Banda case
    61 1 COLOMBO. Tues. Mr. C. Amaraslnghe. one pt the accused in the Bandaranaike assassination case, was today granted a conditional pardon after he offered to turn Crown witness. Amaraslnghe was one of the first people to be arrested a few weeks after the murder of
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    Lock icon Nye: More progress
    66 1 Nye: More progress LONDON. Tues. Mr. Aneurin Bevan. 62-year-old deputy leader of tht British Labour Party, yesterday made further progress In hk recovery from a major abdominal operation performed at the end of last month. Mr. Bevan suffered a slight setback on Friday night but on Sunday was reported to
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    STOP PRESS
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    Aim is to improve spoken English
    317 2 MALAYAN CHILDREN IN PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS MALAYANS who wish (heir children to be educated with European children to improve their spoken English send them to KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday private primary schools here. This is one of the findings of a survey of Kuala Lumpur's
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    Hit by a changkol he died SEVEN years later
    77 2 Hit by a changkol he died SEVEN years later SINGAPORE. Tues. A mental patient died from an abscess in the brain brought about a rhangkol attack on him by another patient SEVEN YEARS ago. a coroner's court was told today. The Coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, returned a finding of
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    FOUR-SHIP PATROL TO FOIL THOSE MYSTERY GUNBOATS
    299 2 FOUR-SHIP PATROL TO FOIL THOSE MYSTERY GUNBOATS KLANG. Tuesday. POUR naval and police ships are now patrolling the Malacca Straits to prevent the violation of Malayan territorial waters by mysterious gunboats and piracy along the coastal area. This follows the seizure of an Indonesian launch carrying more than $40,000 worth
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    GO OUT TO THE PEOPLE, MAYOR TOLD
    91 2 PENANG. Tues.— The De- 1 puty Mayor. Mr. N. Pat- kunam. yesterday suggested that the Mayor. Mr. Ooli Thlam Slew, visit the kam-1 pongs and slums and see conditions for himself. "I feel confident that, through these visits, we will be able to
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    Sultan praises Padang Serai
    51 2 PADANG SERAI. (South Kedah>. Tues. The Sultan of Kedah today praised tin people of Padang Serai for living together as one community In peace and harmony. "These are the qualities urgently needed everywhere at present." he said when he declared open the town's n»w $23,000 corrmunlty
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    Calling old boys
    26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues 1 A meeting will be held on Saturday at the High Street School here to form an oTd boys" association.
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    Reform school for boy bar-fly
    193 2 SINGAPORE, Tues.— An 18-year-old boy said I to have visited a bar j every night was sent for reformative training toj day for attempting to extort money from a waitress in the very bar he frequented so often. Lim Soon Hock, of Klang Lane, had
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      301 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 6 Lowest poulble estimate. In 1. A forthright tone otherwise a manner of .speaking (t>. lot* of voice (4, 2, 3. 6>. 7. Sta'.us of Brutus among the 8. Seer reflecting on our mo- conspirators «3. 7. 5). dern ways i"i.
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    Lock icon MACS PROMISE TO NIGERIA
    295 3 Britain is ready to give every assistance LAGOS (Nigeria), Tues. Tens of thousands of cheering Africans greeted Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, when he arrived here last night from Accra, Ghana, on his; African tour. They lined the main streets of the city and perched
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    Lock icon FIRST HEAD SHAVE-NOW PAINTED PROSTITUTE
    124 3 FIRST HEAD SHAVE-NOW PAINTED PROSTITUTE SEOUL. Tues. The South Korean press today accused the United States forces here of another attack on a Korean prostitute who was said to have been stripped, whipped and painted over the back and hips with yellow paint The accusation. In the newspaper Pusan Ilbo,
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    Lock icon THE OLD MANVILLE MAGIC
    37 3 NEW YORK. Tues.— Tommy Manville. 85-year-old asbestos heir, *ot married for the 13th time today and kissed his 20-year-old bride his 11th wife so force'My^'i,^iV:lf.^ Chris,!-, Erdfc. <orm« USTJC S^rfKFß.tt'tt.-S: married twice.— Reuter.
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    A NEW LIFE FOR PUPPY BILL
    53 3 riii Ami duddv beean a new Hie last week when he was given a specially -made hJirin, aid On P the left he Is seen with his new aid. almost similar to that used by human;, while on the right BUI Uitens to his
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    Lock icon K's goodwill
    26 3 WASHINGTON. Tues— Mr. Mikhail Menshlkov. the Soviet Ambassador, yesterday delivered what he called a ••goodwill message" to President Elsenhower from Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chessman
    205 3 U.S. SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO RECONSIDER DECISION WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE Supreme Court yesterday refused to reconA sider its denial of a hearing to convict author Caryl Chessman, who is due to be executed on Feb 19 after 11 years in the death cell. Chessman, convicted In I 1943 of
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    Lock icon NINE FAIL TO BEAT THE WALK FEAT
    81 3 NINE FAIL TO BEAT THE WALK FEAT BIRMINGHAM. Tues. All nine men who hoped to beat Russianborn Dr. Barbara Moore a 379-mile walk to help boost the World Refugee Year appeal had given up at th« halfway mark here yesterday. One by one over the past week the walkers had
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    Lock icon They want to go solo
    53 3 JAKARTA. Tues. Court circles In Solo. Central Java, want self-government restored to their territory. Mr. Sosroriegoro. secretary to Susuhunan Paku Buwono XII. sultan of the territory, said court elders were behind the ruler In seeking the autonomy the region had In the days of the
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    Lock icon Riots hit Caracas
    50 3 CARACAS. Tues Widespread rioting broke out hert yesterday and continued on Into the night, leaving at least one person dead and -more than 20 Injured. Troops were called out to replace hard-pressed pollc« In controlling violence. The rioting followed an afternoon demonstration by the city's unemployed. U.P.I
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    New merger starts bright era in aviation industry
    242 3 New merger starts bright era in aviation industry LONDON. Tuesday. THE British aviation industry last night began a new future with the announcement that it will from now be dominated by two huge combines. Mr. Duncan Sandys. Minister of Aviation, has fathered the scheme with his declared policy to streamline
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    NEWSMEN, DOCKERS CLASH OVER 'DOOMED' HORSES
    141 3 NEWSMEN, DOCKERS CLASH OVER 'DOOMED HORSES DUBLIN. Tues. Flghting broke out yesterday between newsmen and dock workers loading 137 horses to be slaughtered on the Continent. Police had to be called to break up the fight, which began when newsmen came to photograph the loading of City of Dublin The
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    Lock icon ISRAEL TELLS U.N. HATRED CAMPAIGN 'SHOCKING'
    249 3 ISRAEL TELLS U.N. HATRED CAMPAIGN 'SHOCKING' NEW YORK. Tues. Israel told the Unit- L ed Nations yesterday that her Government j and people were "shocked and disturbed" by the current world-wide outbreak of "hatred and anti- Jewish incitement." < A letter from the Israeli United Nations dele- gatlon to the
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      294 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medmrn Ht)M 476 metre. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning: 6.32 SERVICE 4J.7 metre* Moi-iilng Prelude; 7.00 The New.; MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The »*J News; BJS A Date With Music; ipoh 33« metres 830 BBC Bandstand; 9.00
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    Clamp on harbour smuggling
    524 4 ROUND-THE-CLOCK VIGIL IS KEPT ON ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES Of ANCHORAGE POLICE WARNING TO 'BUMBOAT MEN ON THE DANGERS OF DISEASE INFECTION SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE Marine Police have stepped up action against smuggling activities in the Quarantine Anchorage. Complaints from ships' masters to the Master Attendant's Office in
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    Radio story
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. "The Becret Staircase." a Malayan story for children, wr.tten by Mildred Appaduray. will be broadcast over the English service of Radio Singapore at 5.30 p.m. tomorow.
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    Disqualified voters can apply to be reinstated
    187 4 Disqualified voters can apply to be reinstated SjIfoGAPORE. Tues. Lists of electors who have been expunged from the electoral registers for not voting during the last Legislative Assembly elections have been put up for public inspection at 55 centres in Singapore and 13 In surrounding islands. The Ministry of Home
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    Anti-vice Bill has new 'brothels' definition
    346 4 UNDER a new antivice Bill to be tabled in the Legislative Assembly tomorrow, the tenant or occupier of a house has to prove he has no knowledge that the premises are used as a brothel. Up to now, the onus has been on the
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    NATIONAL THEATRE FUND REACHES $331,540
    135 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The National Theatre Fund today jumped by about another $10,000 when proceeds from the sale of Loyalty Week I souvenir cards and publica--1 tlons were added to the total. The fund now stands at $33 1.540 54. Donations received by the Ministry of
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    TOURISM: HOW THE GOVT. CAN HELP —by MINISTER
    376 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpHE Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today assured representatives 1 of travel agencies and the Chambers of Commerce that the Government would do all that was possible to develop local attractions and >o help promote the tourist industry. He
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    Doctor weds nurse
    71 4 MR. ONG CHONG PING and Miss Tan Soh Aye. who were married in Sincaport recently. The bride i s the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Chwee Tee and the bridegroom is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Boon Hwee. OR. CHAN SWEE CHIN
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    NURSE, 22, DROWNED AT PICNIC
    73 4 NURSE, 22, DROWNED AT PICNIC SINGAPORE, Tues. Miss Flora Chan, 22, a se-cond-year nurse at the Mandalay Road Hospital who was drowned during a picnic at Changl Point on Sunday, was burled at Bidadarl today. Ml&s Chan, who could not swim, was missed at lunch by her friends who had
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      180 4 i CgajS^VJ^tfa*^ aa.^ _W i ff o/fOjrc oiQf^y EXHIBITION OP PAINTING? UWe-tennU practice for seniors 6 by T. C. T«n at Diethelm build- pm.; Malay Civil Service Btd. H. ing. Market Street, ajn. to 4.30 beginners 6.30 pjn. Pl 2~^»-«. TAMILS FESTIVAL CELEIUtASINGAPORE JIDO CLUB: TION: Music and dance cornJunior
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    MARKET KILLER LOSES APPEAL
    227 5 MARKET KILLER LOSES APPEAL KUALA LUMPUR Tues. A 61-year-old father of nine today lost his appeal against sentence of death for the murder of a contractor. The Federation Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal of Chong Teng who was found guilty of murdering Fam Nam, 49. at a coffee stall
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    GOVT. WATCH ON MASSAGE PARLOURS
    67 5 GOVT. WATCH ON MASSAGE PARLOURS PENANG, Tues.— The Chlet Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, «aid today there was no evidence that massage houses In Penang were being used for Immoral purposes. The State Government, he told a news conference, would, however. Introduce legislation to ensure that they were properly supervised
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    Three admitted to the Bar
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Thre« new lawyers. Messrs. Thomas Tan Teck Chuan. Soo Sung Lee and Teo Chan Hong, were today admitted to the Singapore Bar by Mr Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court.
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    For radio talks
    41 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Director of Broadcasting. Mr. A. T. Read, and the Deputy Director (Engineerings Mr. Kirpal Singh, will fly to New Delhi next Monday to attend the Commonwealth Broadcasting Conference held annually at different world centres.
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    Came to terms with tester for his clients to pass (COURT TOLD)
    497 5 Came to terms with tester for his clients to pass COURT TOLD DRIVING SCHOOL PROPRIETOR TESTIFIES IN GRAFT CASE SEREMBAN, Tuesday. A PROPRIETOR of a driving school told Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the Seremban Supreme Court here today that he had to come to certain "terms" with a driving
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    REBELS: CASE IS ADJOURNED TO TODAY
    225 5 PENANG, Tuesday. TVE case against the 30 self-confessed Indonesian A rebels charged with unlawful possesion of arm; and ammunition "has become very important and has assumed international proportions," the Penang Sessions Court was told this afternoon. lid Mr. Jag-Jit Singh. d "ending: "In the
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    Pug-mark prowler keeps a kampong indoors
    178 5 pENANG. Tues.-A tiger scare is keeping Indoors hundreds of kampong dwellers in Tassek JunJong on the KedahProvince Wellesley border. For four days now the villagers, who earn their living from fruit plantations and rubber and coconut smallholdings, have been afraid to venture out of
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    Nanyang hits back at Petir criticism
    180 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Nanyang University authorities today denied criticism in the Chinese language Petir, organ of the PAP, that the recent graduation examinations were conducted with a non-academic official a? chief invigilator. The chairman of the graduation examination committee of the university and Dean of
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    Message to 2 terrorists
    79 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. A "voice" aircraft flying over the Malayan-Thai jungle today oroadcast a Chinese New Year message to two border terrorists. The message— from a surrendered terrorist. Kong Chong Wa, to his former comrades. Ng Wai Choi and Ho Nam, believed to be lurking near
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    RIDA to step up credit facilities for kampongs
    384 6 RIDA to step up credit facilities for kampongs NEW EMPHASIS TO IMPROVE THE RURAL LIVING STANDARDS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. INCREASED credit facilities for hundreds of kampong people to A improve their standard of living will be granted by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority this year. This is one of
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    Back to work
    30 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Mr. Colin Marshall. Conservator of Forests. Johore. has returned from leave in Britain, and will be going on transfer to Kuala Lumpur next week.
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    THE BIG SQUIRRELS NOW PROTECTED
    153 6 PENANG, Tuesday. rO SPECIES of squirrels— tupai kerawak (giant type) and tupai terbang besar (giant flying squirrels)— are becoming rare in Penang To save them from total extinction, the State Government has decreed they should not be shot or trapped. The deputy Game Warden. Mr.
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    Breach of trust —of a cow
    46 6 Breach of trust of a cow BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. I A cowherd, who admitted several previous convictions was jailed today for 18 months for criminal breach of trust. Mohamed Ismail bin Mydin, 26, pleaded guilty to selling a cow belonging In his employer. B Copal Singh.
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    Young mother found dead
    29 6 BINOAPORE. Tues. Mapuisha binte Idris. 23, mother of three children, was found hanged over her bed in an attap hut off Dunearn Road this morning.
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    TORCHLIGHT DISPLAY
    40 6 IPOH, Tues.— The Federation Royal Police Band, which to touring Perak. will give a torchlight performance on the Town Padang here on Thursday. This Is part of the celebrations marking the declaration of Ipoh as a "white" area.
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    SIX TO STUDY PINE INQUIRY REPORT
    98 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A six-man working party has been set up to go Into the report of the Commission of Inquiry into the Malayan pineapple industry. The working party consists of representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. and
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    Tan, the jobless teacher, decides to take pupils
    204 6 Tan the jobless teacher, decides to take pupils SINGAPORE. Tuesday. MR. TAN KOK THUAN, 62, the jobless teacher who had considered giving away his six children, has decided to take pupils for private tuition, on the advice of the Director of Social Welfare. Mr. Woon Wan Siang. Mr. Tan discussed
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    Plaque to life and work of late SATA director
    240 6 Plaque to life and work of late SATA director SINGAPORE. Tues. A plaque to commemorate the life and work of the late Dr. G. H. Garlick. former medical director of the Singapore Antl-Tuber-I culosis Association, will be unveiled In St. Andrews Cathedral on Thursday. The plaque has been placed in
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    The dynamic pirit that triumphed over a weak body...
    1476 7 The dynamic pirit that triumphed over a weak body... -m PHYSICAL WRECK WHOSE EXPLOITS WOULD HAVE TAXED A HERCULES LISHA KANE ON May 12, 1850, Dr. Elisha Kane of the United States Navy was swimming in the tepid waters of Mobile Bay. Daily sea bathing was part of a strict
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    69 8 2» Word* lit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. KWEK ENC WAH thank friends and relatives for valuable presents and congratulations on their marriage on 10.1.60 MR. AND MRI. TAN JIN TUAN thank friend* and relatives for thelt kind wishes and presents on occasion of their wedding on 10/1/60. MANY THANKS
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 8 20 Word* Sl* (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of our dear mother Mdm. Slav Hui ting, died 12th January 1958. Oone but not forgotten.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, January 13, 1960. Asian Aid At Work
    554 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, January 13, 1960. Asian Aid At Work It is fashionable when discussing Asia's difficulties in catching up with the West to conclude with demands for foreign assistance; so fashionable, in fact, that it is obviously not always realised what an enormous amount of aid underdeveloped countries
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    Thinking Again?
    371 8 The second thoughts the Federation Government is having on the fuel oil tax are a fairly reliable indication of revision. It will be a somewhat extraordinary procedure in view of the Finance Minister's defence of the tax, but if the effects threaten to be as severe as the
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    Boycott Call
    287 8 The Malayan Trade Union Congress has joined a great many other organisations in the free world in calling for a national boycott of South African goods. This action no doubt is prompted by motives as good as the racialist policies of Pretoria are vile. Whether it is well-advised
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    The double 13
    283 8 The double 13 THE SIX AND SEVEN MEET TODAY TO TALK TRADE LONDON. Tuesday. REPRESENTATIVES of 13 coun- tries in Western Europe and North America, together with representatives of the European Economic Commission of the Six, meet in Paris tomorrow to discuss trade and aid. The Seven members of the
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      Trust flats: This secrecy could boomerang
      305 8 COMETIME last year a special committee was appointed by the S.I.T. to review the Trust system of allocation of Its flats. Among the recommendations of this committee was to make public the details of the points system. After the May election the Trust was
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    15 8 "IN THE NAME OF AFRICA (AHEM') WELCOME!" World Oepgrtakt 6* arnxnommnt with the Manchester OttanUeai
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    Jakarta's guided economy gets into gear...
    930 8 Indonesia's big plan to break the hold of alien traders in the rural areas FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT JAKARTA. Tuesday. THE Indonesian ban on alien retail trade in rural areas is an important part of the G o v ernment's "guided economy' plans based
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    Open car doer accident —driver freed
    196 9 Open car doer accident driver freed SINGAPORE. Tues. A motor-cyclist was seriously injured when he crashed into the partly opened door of a parked car in Napier Road on Oct. 11, the Second Criminal District Court was told today. Dewan bin Kussen. who sustained a bone fracture in his right
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    Four years for carrying army pistol
    100 9 CINGAPORE. Tues. Ta.v i Ah Lay. 19. who was caught carrying a Browning Di 40l in Thomson Road on ;Oct. 11 last, was Jailed for four years by Mr. Justice Buttrose In the Assize Court today. Tay. who pleaded guilty, admitted a previous conviction
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    Five-day visit
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— MaJ.Gen. M. V. Watson, managing director of the Army Kinema Corporation, arrived here tonight by BOAC Comet for a five-day visit.
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    PPP LEADER REPLIES TO ATTACKS BY ALLIANCE
    138 9 IPOH, Tues. The secre- 1 tary general of the Peoples Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, today termed the Alliance criticism of the PPP's performance in the town council in 1959 as a "pathetic attempt to stage a comeback." Criticising the PPP which
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    Oil tax—an $18.5 m. increase
    530 9  - Oil tax an 1 8.5 m. increase TAN TOCK SAIK. FEDERATIONS BIG USERS WILL SPEND $69M. DURING FIRST 9 MONTHS By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. BIG users of diesel and fuel oil in the Federation will have to spend an extra $18.5 milion during the first nine months of this year
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    5c. coin with two 'heads'
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Singapore bill-collector, Mr Son Poh Seng, has found a •double headed" five-cent piece. The head of the Queen appears on both sides of the coin.
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    Sails to Madras
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Lawrence Llew Thien Foh. of the North Borneo Government, left Singapore in the Rajula today for Madras for a two-month refresher course In village level works under the technical co-ope-ration scheme of the Colombo Plan, awarded by the Indian Government.
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    Biology students' specimen hunting
    161 9 fANAH RATA. Tues.—Sixteen biology students, four of them girls, of the Nanyang University In Singapore, arrived here on, Sunday in the course of a tour collecting specimens of flora and fauna. Accompanying the students are Prof. Henry K. H. Huang and Mr, Tang Ming Chlng. a
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    Macabre cry of death bird is heard again at dawn...
    267 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The people of Kampong Tua Kong (pop 5.000) off East Coast Road trembled as they heard the cry of a bird at dawn today. For they knew it was the macabre cry of what has come to be
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    ACCUSED OF KIDNAP OF HIS EX-WIFE
    105 9 KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. A PADI planter, Mamat bin Mat Mm, 21 was j*c« cused in the High Court today of kidnapping his former wife to compel her to remarry him Mamat and a man, whose name was given as Omar. Were alleged to have
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    Chase ends in crash
    51 9 BINGAPORE. Tues. A smuggler's car crashed Into a taxi in Jalan Ang Peng after a lft-minute 60 m.p.h. chase by a customs patrol early today. The two occupants of the car escaped. Customs officers seized 2311 b. of contraband 'Cigarettes .valued at about 1*2.500 from the
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    US businessmen due soon
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues^A group of American businessmen will arrive here early next month for a twoday visit during a 25.000--mile global goodwill tour. They art? members of the Greater Detroit Board of Commerce, representatives of the 1 civic, industrial, com-, mercial and professional communities.
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    Airport plane seat switch riles senator
    331 9 Airport plane seat switch riles senator SEEING MINISTER ABOUT IT A SENATOR complained to the Minister of A Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today about alleged discrimination by the staff of Malayan Airways. In a letter to the Minister, Mr. S. P. S. Nathan said that he was asked
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    THE ARMY'S LANGUAGE EXPERT ON VISIT
    71 9 THE ARMY'S LANGUAGE EXPERT ON VISIT SINGAPORE. Tups An Army linguist, Lt.-Col. 11. P. Montague, arrived tonight by air for a week's visit. Lt.-Col. Montague, who is Chief Language Inspector. Is on a tour to assess language training facilities throughout the British military command. This is in keeping with the
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    The shield that didn't turn up
    62 9 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Mr. CO. Watts, president of the Rotary Club of Johore Brhru, returned last night from Bangkok after attending the Rotary District conference. He was unable to bring with him the Governors' shield for attendance which Johore Bahru won. as the
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    Rotary meeting
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Kuala Lumpur has been chosen as the venue for the 26th annual Rotary district conference at the end of the year. Rotarlans from 21 clubs In the district, comprising Thailand. Vietnam, Cambodia. Laos. Sarawak. British North Borneo and Singapore, will j attend. Federation Ro--1 tartans
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    MYSTERY MAN FROM INDONESIA ARRESTED IN KAMPONG
    117 9 MYSTERY MAN FROM INDONESIA ARRESTED IN KAMPONG KLANG. Tues— Police and immigration authorities are Investigating the appearance of a mystery man from Indonesia. Lav Ec Hua. 27. at Putt Penambang. on the Kua'.» Seiangor coa t Lav. who was arrested by the police thi> morning was handed to the Immigration
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    Rotary party
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A reception will be held At the home of Mr. T. Slvapragasam. president of the Rotary Club No. 1, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrbw to celebrate .the 30th anniversary of the Kuala Lumpur RctaryClub.
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      1260 10 Teddy builds a house in the branches of a tree Teddy, Golly and Rosemary go to the seaside where they hire a boat for a picnic. The engine breaks down when they are miles from land, and a storm blows up. The boat is wrecked on some shoals, but they
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      GOODBYE TO ALL OF YOU
      304 10 Dear Boys and Girls. Here are the six winners of our contest in which you had to decide what the shapes were and to colour the oictuie. S Thangaswan, 1749-A Horley Road, Telok Anson, Chua Buck Kirn. 1 5-C )alan Arab, Muar, |ohore. Ng Teng
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    THINK?
    316 10 AHMED, from Ipoh. comes up with a real poser for Question Box this week. He wants to know If animals think. I'll begin by saying that whole libraries of books hpve been written about this one, both for and against the subject. No one who has owned an intelligent
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    Careful
    11 10 Johnny the chimp /ios a check mjj uith his dentist.
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    INDUSTRIALS EASIER ON PROFIT-TAKING: H. WAUGH DROP
    633 12 INDUSTRIALS EASIER ON PROFIT-TAKING: H. WAUGH DROP By Our Market Correspondent JNDUSTRIAL shares eased on the Malayan Share Market yesterday as a result of pro-fit-taking. On a fair turnover however, both sterling and dollar rubbers continued steady with minings turning irregular. Biggest drop in the industrial section was recorded in
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    896 12 'THE Malayan Share Brokers' A»- sodatlon reported yesterday: "Industrials were easier while tins and rubbers were quiet. The turnover was good." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: FiUpatrlcks $1 20: Fraser and Neave ords $1.77 and 11.76; Gammon $2 50 (OLi.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    33 12 SINGAPORE, JAN. 12. RUBBER: >l.l»' per lb. (up seven-eighths of a cent). Inofficial 5 p.m. close 51.14J (steady). TIN: $387,621 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (down 20 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    119 12 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone here today. Colonial Sugar gained £1 to £81 and Henry Jones advanced 2s. 3d to 81s. Base metals and the oils held a firm tone, while Commonwealth bonds traded on a firm tone. Con. Zinc 97/« buyer Mount Lyell «5/-)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    152 12 JANUARY first grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 1144 centa per lb. up seven-eighths of a cent on Monday's close. The closing tone was steady. Closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS Spot fob. buyers 1113 i.4 3 i. aellers
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    STORE SHIPPING
    188 12 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bulimba 2 3, Aeneas 4 5, Azuchisan Maru 6A. Anshun 6 7. Rupat 8/9, Ceylon 10/11. Eastern Muse 13/14. Star Betelgeu.se 15 16. Heian Maru 18. Serudom N.Wall 3. Kajang 21 22, Benveg 23. Kuofu 24.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    112 12 'THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made tiie following changes in Us rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100 i: New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 7 8. OD. 33. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills, 33 1/2 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 7/16. O.D. 31
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    RUBBER CROPS
    19 12 The following further Deewnbw rubber crops are notified: Batu LinUnc 252.5001 b., and Parft Perak 71.875 lb
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    First Malayan Fund
    10 12 Manager's selling price (January 13) $1.18 xd.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 12 MaUjan Share- Market: Jan. 12 Jan. II Industrials: 115.03 JZ4.57 Tins: 153.72 151.4S S Rubbers: 223.91 223.41 Jan. 1 1958= 10*.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Prodwe Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Conttnent January /February shipments $404 buyers, $41 V, sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $62 sellers, drum $64*; aellers. Pepper: quiet, no business was reported done. Muntok white $421, Sarawak $420. (both down 8*0). special Sarawak black
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      152 12 UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD FROM RANGOON, MOULMIIN AND MERGUI LOADING FOR BURMA PORTS. Spore Penang "PYIDAWAYE" 13 Jan. 15/16 Jan. THE BURMA FIVE STAR LINE FROM JAPAN PORTS HONG KONG LOADING FOR BURMA PORTS. Spore Penang "ARIANA" IS Jan. 17/ It Jan. AGENTS: INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY 338/342 Telok Ay«r
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      361 12 NOTICES MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR Vacancies Exist for Graduates to teach the following subjects at Porm V and VI level: Mathematics English Economics Malay College Is a residential school and successful applicants will be provided with quarters. Further Information may be obtained from the undersigned to whom applications stating qualifications
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      453 12 NOTICES NOTICE The public and our customer* are Informed that Mr. K H. Charles Is no longer employed by us and has no authority to transact business on our behalf. WAH HONO CO.. LTD. 78 Robinson Road. Spore. NOTICE With effect from 12th January 1960, Mr. Wong Sze Meng has
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      401 12 NOTICE THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Holiday Chinese New YW» Day. Thursday. 28th January, IIM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vessels alongside the Board* wharves and working before 11.00 a.m. on Wednesday 27th January 1960. will be worked after 11.00 am on that day without extra charge provided they
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      731 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR LECTIKKSIIIPS ASSISTANT LBCTUBEOTPB IN MATHEMATICS Applications are Invited lor appointment to Lectureships or Assistant Lectureships In Mathematics in the University of Malaya In Kuala Lumpur. Candidates should have a good honours degree and have experience In Teaching and Research. Further particulars are
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      776 13 NOTICES MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Federation of Malaya Scholarships for Diploma in E duration 1360-61 Session InivfTsity of Malaya. The Ministry of Education, Federation of Malaya, invites applications for Scholarships tenable at the University of Malaya for the 1-year Course leading to the qualification of Diploma in Education. The Scholarship value
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      1047 13 (Continued from Page SITUATIONS VACANT 2t Word, Si (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm WANTED ■XPIRIfNCfD A/C Clerk stating salary required. Apply la own nnndwriting to PO Box No. 653 Singapore. ELECTRICIAN, <iunllned. required by European company tor lift servicing and general repair work. Apply In writing to P.O. Bos 252.
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      1096 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 H'oro's Si (Min.)— Box it ett. txtrm SIMCAPORE CITY COUNCIL: Applications are Invited for the following posts in the Electricity Department. Appointment will be oa temporary Daala. on a 3-year agreement. In the hrst instance, wltb a view to future permanancy the commencing ba»lc Mlary In the
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      995 13 TUITION it Word, SS (Min.)— Box St et: txlrm LESSONS in French Pantries and International I'uisine by qualified instructor approved by tho Department of Kducation. Phillipines Enquires Tel. 8 pore Mrs. Anciano ***** ENROL NOW tor l»«0 eourao in English Linguae* for School Diploma. Cambridge CartiScate etc Correspondence only. All
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      846 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Word, SS (Min.)— Box St et: txtrm VARIOUS MOTOR CYCLES for sale. Nortoo-Crankslufl. Triumph Twin. 8.8.A. Twin. Cash or HP. View 2 Lorong 17, Oeylang Spore Tel: 454M7 ItSl FIAT 1400. New Front Suspension Two new tyres. Taxed July 5930 o n v. 61 Worthing Road.
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      753 13 STEAMBATH. MASSAGE. ETC Word, Si (Min.)— Box SO ct.. txtrm RICKY* MAISACE SALON .<■«. meae tlimo Stramliath Licenced lor Kxpert Treatment. Masseur/ Maaaeuaa ID •.ttrrxUnce. 2<js. ttiver Valley Road, Tel 8 pore ***** "MARGAftfT ROSE" Certified I'liyiiotheraplit B|«t-n during wlta latest Eleitrical Apparatus Buccv«.ilul Kesult*. Electro-therapy (l.iccnucd Government > 17.
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    Can't Tell can easily win the 4.20
    808 14 Can't Tell can easily win the 4.20 PALONG A IS DATS BEST BET SIR CHIRON LOOKS THE MAIN THREAT ON FORM CAN'T TELL should win the 4.20 race at Ipoh today. His third to the brilliant Monty over 6f at Bukit Timah last month was exceptionally good form. Receiving 3-lb
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    422 14 2 ***** Durendal iMrs. Murphy it Cashin) M.Ttin. 5 8.12 Johnson I 3 ***** Cheni (Sultan of Pahang) Donnelly, 3 8.10 Ward S 4 ***** Nellyne (Mdm Dolly Lam; Yong. 7 8.10 (F) Leman 1* 5 ***** The Beauty (Singapore Synd.) Teh. 5 8.8 Chadwick 4 6 ***** Shylock
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    184 14 SINGAPORE. Tues— Stirling Moss, ace British motor racing driver, who stopped over in Singapore briefly last night, believed that he was still not free from the "jinx" that has hit him for the last two years. Moss, who was on his wa home after competing
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      243 14 Parker -feM Ballpoint have run dry! Jjf// K f«7 It's Parker Quality that Makes the Difference Other ballpoints may cost less, but how many have such a generous supply of ink? The Parker T-BALL ballpoint has the ink cartridge that writes up to five rimes longer than ordinary ballpoints! Have
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      285 14 SCIENCE SHRINKS.HEALS PILES NEW WAY Pain eased, condition healed without surgery 'Preparation H' is a new clinically natural healing of the parts to a tested medication for effective remarkable degree, treatment of piles. For the first Cwe after case has reported not time, science has succeeded in 9*^ <» uick
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    BIG PLANS FOR THE SCHOOLS
    355 1  -  VIC NAYAGAM, Siam, Malaya and Spore to meet at athletics Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday By rpHE Federation of A Malaya Schools Sports Council is planning an ambitious programme for 19* Highlight, of the year is expected to be an international athletics meeting for schoolboys from Siam.
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    Lock icon NSW win by inns
    64 1 BYDNEY. Tues. New South Wales beat South Australia by an innings and one run In their Sheffield Shield cricket match here today. New South Wales 534-3 dec. (R. Flockton 264 not out O. Thomas 120 not out): South Australia 345 (C. Pinch 93, N. Dansir 81.
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    SHYLOCK HOME THE $474 WINNER
    42 1 SHYLOCK HOME THE $474 WINNER SHYLOCK HOME, shock winner at Ipoh on Sunday, returns to scale with Peter King astride. Shylock Home paid $174 and 545 on the tote. He is fancied to win again today (see Par* 14). —Straits Times picture.
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    MOVE FOR TWO-DAY GAMES IN STORE LEAGUE CRICKET
    217 1 By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN Singapore. Tuesday A MOVE will be made at a special meeting on Jan. 21, five days before the annual meeting of the Singapore Cricket Association, to bring back two-day two-innings matches in the S.C.A. senior tournament this year One
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    Abandoned
    37 1 IPOH. Tues. The senior division hockey league match between Anglo Chinese School Old Boys and Indian Recreation Club here today was abandored midway In the second half because of heavy rain. The score theD was 1-1.
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    Club rout RASC
    97 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Although they played with only 14 men, Selangor Club did not have to exert themselves to trounce Royal Army Service Corps. Singapore, by 38 points (four goals and six tries* to nil in their rugger match on the padang her* today. R.A.S.C. were woefully
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    32-5 victory
    53 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two tries each by Wiggins. Gibson and French helped Singapore Cricket Club 'A' to beat Singapore Recreation Club by 32 points (four goals and four tries i to five (a goal) In a rugger match on the padang today. Wells scored a try and Kraal converted
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