The Straits Times, 15 January 1958

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 r The Straits Times //otic*" Hew* o**0 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1958 15 CENTS
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    BARTER WILL CONTINUE
    638 1  -  BILL CAMPBELL $18 MILLION RICE-FOR-RUBBER DEAL IS BIGGEST YET Indonesia expected to station more patrol boats near Singapore By Enforcing ban is hard task SINGAPORE business quarters yesterday predicted that (he barter trade with Indonesia's outer regions would continue to flourish despite the Indonesian Government' 6 decree
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    Lock icon SPUTNIK BID BY U.S. ARMY TODAY?
    185 1 SPUTNIK BID BY U.S. ARMY TODAY? Jupiter rocket will be used in second satellite attempt, paper reports WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE U.S. will attempt to launch an earth satellite sometime this week, probably tomorrow, using the army's Jupiter rocket, according to the Baltimore Evening Sun. The decision to use the Jupiter,
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    CHINA BANS THE BICYCLES TAKEN BY PASSENGERS
    204 1 A HU3E "trade" in bicycles from Malaya has been stopped by the Chinese Govern- > ment. The ban applies to the bicycles taken from Singapore and the Federation by almost all passengers sailing to China. For the last eight years ships leaving Malayan
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    Lock icon 'Kashmir Lion' roars for plebiscite
    191 1 FREED EX-PREMIER SPEAKS SRINAGAR (Kashmir), Tuesday. A FORMER Kashmiri Prime Minister, Sheikh Abdullah, who was released last week after four and a half years detention, yesterday demanded a plebiscite for the disputed territory and appealed to Kashmiris to accept him as their leader. I:i his
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    Japan builds a submarine
    40 1 TOKYO. Tues. The Kawasaki Heavy Industry Co. has begun building Japan's first post-war submarine at its Kobe yard In south-wes-tern Japan. It will be faster (19 knots) underwater than on the surface (13 knots). R uter-
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    Number operators back in business
    174 1 fVPERATORS of illegal four\J figure lotteries will be back In full operation on Jan. 25— first day of the next Singapore Turf Club meeting. The Perak Turf Club authorities tried— and failed to —last week to beat Illegal character lotteries. This "alphabetical" system will also
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    They feed horses—no other work
    92 1 They feed horses— no other work IPOH, Tues.— Workers on Capt. H. F. Bloxham s veterinary sanatorium In Cameron Highlands today refuse to do any work except feed the horses as a protest against a month's notice being given to one of their colleagues. Capt Bloxham. however, denied that there
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    TRADE TALKS STARTING WITH THE AUSTRALIANS
    140 1 TRADE TALKS STARTING WITH THE AUSTRALIANS KUALA LL'MPIR, Tues.— Preliminary Austra-lian-Malayan trade talks are now opening here. They are expected to last three days and to result in the fixing of a date and place for formal negotiations be.ween the two countries on a trade pact. Representing Australia are a
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    Lock icon Annigoni paints the 'Mona Lisa Princess'
    333 1 Annigoni paints the 'Mona Lisa Princess' f ONDON. Tues.— World news was swept from the front pages of national newspapers today by photographs of Pietro Annigoni's long-awaited portrait of Princess Margaret. An critics declared that the Italian painter had made her the "Mona Lisa Princess" and quoted Annigoni as saying
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    GOODS TRAIN JUMPS RAILS
    206 1 DASIR MAS, Tues.— 1 Five goods wagons Jumped the rails about half a mile from the station here yesterday. The wagons were badly damaged. This is the second train derailment in Malaya in less than a week. The first derailment took place on Friday night when
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    Lock icon NEW-STYLE BABY SITTER
    64 1 BERLIN, Tues. What Is believed to be the first electronic baby alarm In the world is part of the equipment of the city hospital's new baby clinic at Kassel In the ward for very small children microphones are installed in the ceiling. When the sound of crying
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    Lock icon 2 a.m. news roundup
    204 1 2 a.m. news roundup THORNEYCROFT ON HIS RESIGNATION NEWPORT, (Wale s), Tues. Mr. Peter Thorneycroft said here tonight he had resigned from the Government as Chancellor of the Exchequer because he put the pound and the stability of prices first, not last, in economic policy. He was addressing his parliamentary
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    Lock icon Sarah Churchill taken handcuffed to police station: Drunk charge
    310 2 RELEASED ON BAIL. SHE SAYS: POLICE HIT ME ACROSS THE JAW I OS ANGELES, lues. lj —Miss Sarah Churchill, 43-year-old actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, was arrested here yesterday on a drunkenness charge and later released on bail. Miss Churchill,
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    A cheery wave to the crowd
    30 2 A cheery wave to the crowd MAC IN NEW DELHI EXCLUSIVE PICTURES MR. MACMILLAN and his wife, Lady Dorothy Macmillan, have garlands placed around ther necks by schoolchildren—Camera Press pictures
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    Lock icon Mac: Tension may go, but pacts are still needed
    146 2 KARACHI, Tuesday. T<HE free world alliances Nato, Seato and the Bagdad Pact— will still make a great contribution to world peace even if East- West tension is 'decreased, the British Prime Minister. Mr. Macmillan, said here today. Mr. Macmillan addressing a
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    Lock icon Moscow fibre like steel*
    50 2 LONDON. Tues— The Moscow Artificial Fibres Institute has produced a fibre more durable than steel which can be used for light fabrics and knitwear, lacework and rugs, tyres, transporter belts and machine parts. Moscow Radio said today. The primary raw material I was natural gas.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Into the fire
    36 2 NEW YORK. Tues. A suspected burglar, who hid In a chimney at Rochester yesterday, emerged Into a room full of policemen who were just about to give up the search for him.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon JAYNE'S GOWN STOOD THE STRAIN AT WEDDING
    159 2 JAYNE'S GOWN STOOD THE STRAIN AT WEDDING LOS ANGELES. Tues. Bosomy actress Jayne Mansfield and Micky Harjtitay, the former "Mr. Universe." were married at Portuguese Bend. California, last night while thousands of teenagers watched through the glass walls of the church. One thousand people more than half of them reporters
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    Lock icon ASIA'S GOODS OUTPUT TOPS THE INCREASE
    119 2 ASIA'S GOODS OUTPUT TOPS THE INCREASE NEW YORK, Tues. Asia's output of manufactured goods increased at an annual rate of 10 per cent from 1948 to the first half of last year. This was the biggest increase of any continent. United Nations figures showed yesterday. Output increased In Europe by
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    Lock icon The 3-D BBC
    16 2 LONDON. Tues. The BBC last night began experimental 3-D stereophonic sound transmissions —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Thing9 from space—then varsity head stepped in
    224 2 'Thing 9 from space then varsity head stepped in LONDON, Tues. Students at Reading University planned to hoax the world with the landing of a radioactive "thing" from space. But the Joke has backfired. The students, It was disclosed today, planned to fire a yellow light Into the sky near
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    Khrushchev turns down a nuclear arms ban
    247 3 MADRAS. Tues— The Soviet Communist Party chief, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, has rejected a suggestion by Mr. C. Rajagcpalachari, senior member of the Congress Party, that Russia unilaterally ban nuclear arms. Mr. Rajagopalacharl outlined his suggestion in two letters to the Soviet leader. Mr.
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    SHIRLEY—THE GIRL THAT LOVE COULD KILLPLANS HER WEDDING
    137 3 SHIRLEY— THE GIRL THAT LOVE COULD KILLPLANS HER WEDDING SHIRLEY HOLMES holds her life in her hands and sh» is going to gamble with it. For Shirley, 22, is thr British girl with a hole in her heart who loves Giulio Camprini, an Italian chef They met last year at
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    Indonesia rejects 'grab' protest
    233 3 ALI TELLS U.N.- 'ASSUMPTION OF SWEEPING POWERS IN EMERGENCY IS COMMON' 'ACTION WAS TAKEN UNDER LAWS ENACTED BY DUTCH* NEW YORK, Tuesday. JNDONESIA yesterday rejected the Netherlands protest against the seizure of Dutch holdings in the country and said that the action taken last month was
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    Lock icon Sharks: Red for danger
    81 3 DIRBAN. Tues. Professor J. L. B. Smith, the South African authority on riarine life, has warned bathers on the Natal coast against wearing red. orange or yellow bathing costumes. Tin colours attract sharks, he rays. The professor also advise* bathers to rub their costumes with strong
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    Lock icon FOREIGN ROCKETS ENDANGER YOU, REDS TELL TURKEY
    312 3 MOSCOW, Tues.— Russia has warned Turkey that allowing foreign nuclear and rocket weapons on Turkish territory is a "dangerous step" of which Turkey •"obviously does not realist fully the actual meaning. A letter from the Soviet Prime Minister. Marshal Nikolai Bu'.ganin. to Mr.
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    Lock icon JAPANESE GOODWILL SHIPS FOR PEARL HARBOUR
    90 3 TOKYO, Tues Four Japa- I the ships. nese warships left for The 7,600-mile cruise will Pearl Harbour today on a take the squadron to Midgoodwil] mission. way Island and then on They will be the first Japa- to Pearl Harbour, where nese warships to
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    Netherlands refused to start negotiations'
    491 3 Netherlands refused to start negotiations' training any acts of its nationals of an internationally injurious character. "The Government has demonstrated its intention to take vigorous action to punish any offenders according to the law of the land and has taken measures to prevent the violation of the rights of Dutch
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    LONDON STOCKS
    255 3 LONDON. Mon. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £474 Funding 4 £86 9/16 V. 3.. £63 5/18 —1/10 ■MM Mercantile (U lully paid) 25'- +/0 Chartered (£l> 35 6 /3 Hongiong ($125) £43 4 INSURANCE Com. Un. (uU.) 70 6 -f/6
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    RUDDER
    33 3 LONDON, Mon. Spot 23d Feb. 23', d. Mar. 23 \d AprilJune 23*t.d.. July-Sept. 23 -<d Oct. -Dec. 24>»d.. Jan. c.i.f. 23*, d, Feb. elf 23d Mar. elf. 23'» d. Tone: Very quiet.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONCOf. Mob. Bayan I7SO. seller* rWl',4. Fn -vard buyers £729 'ti: Mltan f.J'J. Settlement £730', i ».m. 250 p.m. 105 loo*.
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      164 3 DAW SEN'S famous I rT"^'"' TTTs products l^^^|^^j^H MANGOE CHUTNEY it whets the appetite MANGOE SLICES ideal for a sweet SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. wr km I v_i dpARfTTES If ii^^t" CHESTERFIELD? START aTm*LL A6EHCY BUSINESS^ IN SPAkETIME OR FULL-TIME, work.ng from home of oHice Well over 200 British
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      256 4 TODAY... Qantas dispatches its FIRST ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT OUT OF SINGAPORE Qantas, the oldest-established airline in the English- Istanbul, Bombay, Colombo, Perth and Melbourne, speaking world, today makes aviation history Qantas, with its fleet of radar-equipped Super Conby inaugurating its first regular round-the-world stellations, operates the only round-the-world service service, Singapore
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    Finger shown to prove assault
    203 5 Finger shown to prove assault KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A labourer's severed finger was produced in the High Court here today during a case in which a bus driver was charged with causing grievous hurt. S. Palaniveloo, 48, was rtnind guilty of causing grievous hurt to S. Arumugam at Penang Road,
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    He retained tickets
    61 5 MALACCA, Tues. PL Ramanathan Chettiar. 44. was lined $500. or six months' jail, today for dishonestly retaining 75 social welfare lottery tickets which he knew were stolen. The tickets were stated to have been stolen from a cigarette stall holder, Raman, on Nov. 18, by Omar bin
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    NO PLACE LIKE HOME
    55 5 TFMERLOH. Tues. Mala-yan-born padi planter Abdul Rahman 27. WM fined 5250 or two months' jail here today for illegally entering the Federation from Siam. where he was taken to live when he was six. He was arrested when he applied for an identity card and could
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    WERE READY TO FACE PUNISHMENT, SAY FIREMEN
    150 5 WERE READY TO FACE PUNISHMENT, SAY FIREMEN pENA N G, Tues.— Penang firemen said today they were "prepared to face any disciplinary action" which may be taken against them for boycotting a training course in Kuala Lumpur. "We regard disciplinary threats as sheer humbug." Inche Din bin Sheroo, president of
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    Generals visit
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Director of Emergency Operations. Lt -Gen. Sir Jame? cassels. this mornine flew to Segamat where he met members of the District War Executive Committee.
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    Tengku to see strike firm chiefs
    204 5 MANAGEMENT AGREE TO LET'S TALK IT OVER' OFFER: TO MEET ON SATURDAY MORE THAN 100 WORKERS HAVE NOW GONE BACK —40 IN A DAY PENANG, Tuesday. EASTERN SMELTING COMPANY officials have agreed to meet the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, on Saturday in a
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    DISTRICT OFFICER'S CHIEF CLERK TAKES A BRIDE
    35 5 MR. AND MRS. Hardeep Singh Gili, who were married recently at the Sikh Temple. Bidor. The groom i s the chief clerk In the District Office. Tanah Rata.
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    Death of a rumour—by the Tengku
    110 5 Death of a rumour— by the Tengku ALOR STAR. Tues— An encouraging sign in indepen-' dent Malaya was that all premerdeka rumours had now died a natural death, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told a rally last night. "Wild rumours are always dangerous," he told an UMNO gathering of
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    Couple taken to hospital
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 24-year-old man and his sweetheart were rushed to the General Hospital here yesterday. Mak Yin Kirn, a fitter, was suspected to be suffering from caustic soda poisoning while the girl. Ng Myut Sin 20, had several stab wounds on the shoulder and
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    Ex-party candidates worry Alliance
    181 5 BENTONG, Tuesday. TWO former Alliance men, contesting tomorrow's A two council elections here, are causing their Alliance opponents considerable anxiety. Top Alliance leaders. In- i eluding the deputy Prime Ml- 1 nlster. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussain. have been addres- > sine rallies here. The former
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    Inche Senu back
    77 5 Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, the Federations Am^ bassador to Indonesia flew into Singapore by Oaruda yesterday on his way to Kuala Lumpur He told reporters that he had come to fetch his family to Jakarta, where he now had a house. Inche Senu declined to comment
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    What's on in the town today
    916 5 I't-natig CATHAY: An Aflalr To Remember 1 15, 3 30. 45, 9.15; OOLUN: The Hired Gun 3 30, 6.45, 9 15; PARAMOUNT: Maktulal Petra Magarasi 3.30. 8.30: CAPITOL: Lap Sap Cheen Kum ■Mitid.inni 1.15, 3.30, 630 9 30; REX: Please Murder Me 1 IS.
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    Appeal plea by wife-killer
    71 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Chan Kirn Seng. 33. a hawker, now under sentence of death for killing his tapper wife, Chone Yook. 26. has filed notice seeking leave to appeal to the Privy Council. Chan was found guilty by Mr. Justice Smith in October of murdering Chong
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    Pupils told: Watch big brother racket
    216 5 Pupils told: Watch big brother racket KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ministry of Education here will ask the Malayan Students' Department In Britain to be on guard against racketeers out to exploit overseas students. This follows the exposure In the Straits Times today of a "big brother" ruse by which the
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    Long service awards
    83 5 MALACCA. Tues. Four local employees of Sime Darby and Co., Ltd., each with 30 years' service were presented today with long service certificates by the managing director, Mr. H. R. MacKay, who came specially from Singapore for the occasion. The four also each received a wrist watch
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    Back from Australia with a degree
    129 5 Back from Australia with a degree A former student of the Aim In him m- Girls School. Ipoh. and a triple badminton crown holder of the I'niversity of Malaya in 1951. ha s returned to Ipoh with a medical dre're from the I'nivrrsity of Adelaide. South Australia. She is MUs
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      67 5 I maw THE8-T0MV *A TQHOtftOw] TODAY: Singapore 6.04 a.m. (8ft. Jin) 8 24 p.m. (7ft); Port Dickaon 2.16 a.m. (7ft. 4ln.) 3.48 P m. (ift 9in t Peiutng 9 19 a.m. (5ft. lta.) 9.55 p.m. (6ft. 5in TOMORROW: Singapore 7.19 am (8ft. 31n.) 9 40 p.m. (7ft. 61n); Port Dlckson
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      The Malay Schools
      582 6 The Malay Schools When the Ra/ak Report was debated in the Federal Legislative Council, the Minister for Education asked j the House and the nation to bear in mind that the education policy proposed did not, and indeed could not, set out to be all things to all the communities.
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      Twelve Mile Limit
      366 6 Three miles is the normal limit of territorial waters recognised by the maritime powers. It is an old conception, based on the extreme range of a cannon shot, which has survived into the age of inter-continental missiles. But it has occasionally been challenged, as it is now
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      Labour Exchanges
      214 6 The Federation's Luboui Department will try to persuade employers to make greater use of its employment exchange. One effect would be to wean employers away from the habit of recruiting friends and relatives brought in by their chief clerks and other persuasive employees. The tradition of "friends and
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    The aftermath of the floods in Ceylon
    1266 6  -  FRANCIS COORAY BY COLOMBO. *THE floods have sub- sided. Men, women and children, halfstarved and emaciated, are drifting back to their villages in the shadow of empty tanks which Once were raging volcanoes of v.ater, in a vain attempt to recognise the small
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      RUBBER SCIENTISTS SHOULD TRAVEL MORE
      175 6 RUBBER SCIENTISTS SHOULD TRAVEL MORE rE editorial comment •The Rubber Horizon." <S.T. Dec. 30) as reprinted In the Straits Times Budget of Jan. 1. has been read with great interest. We do not have to look very far for explanations of the shortcomings and difficulties to which you refer. As
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      Classical music
      111 6 WITH reference to the article concerning the lack of orchestral music in Singapore (ST. Jan. 8), some of your readers may be Interested to know of the existence of the Singapore Recorded Music Society. The Society was founded In August 1954 to further the cause of classical music
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      Labour Front, house divided
      83 6 IT IS an open secret that all is not well with the Labour Front. Instead of blaming a certain section of the community for Its defeat in the recent City Council elections. It had better set Its house In or. der for "a house divided against
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      Mahjong ban
      31 6 Mahjong ban CONGRATULATIONS to \j the Councillors of Malacca Municipality for their decision to ban mahjong in coffee shops. I hope this also will apply to street stalls. WILLIAM Kuala Lumpur
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      $85-a-month scolars find it hard to live
      183 6 $85-a-month scolars find it hard to live I READ with disappointment the report Id the Sunday Times, Jan. 8. about the Increase of allowance for both Singapore and Federal Government students studying In Great Britain. I do not grudge these students the Increase, but It Is disheartening to think that
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      8 6 EUERVBODV LOOKS TO Kodak FOR UMIERRS FOR Film
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    Education row: Move for meeting
    219 7 Education row: Move for meeting PE NAN O, Tues.— UMNO Malaya has askpd the Penang state UMNO executive to call an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss the "r e s i g n" resolution adopted at last Sunday's state UMNO special assembly. The acting Prime Minister and Minister for Defence.
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    Bandits fire
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A patrol of the Ist. Bn., the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, were fired on by an unknown number of terrorists in the Yong Peng area oi Johore yesterday.
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    Disbanding: Ist S'pore Regt., R.A.
    109 7 THE Ist Singapore Regiment Royal Artillery, is to be disbanded on Nov. 1 this year, the Army announced yesterday. The announcement said the War Office in London had made the decision "with regret." It explained that the move was part of the reorganisation of the
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    Engagement party
    35 7 I TANJONG MALIM, Tues j More than 500 guests attend- i ed the engagement party of Mr. Wong Swee Van and Miss Chin Tsu Fong at the Chung Sin Chinese School here yesterday.
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    ALL SET FOR THE TALKS
    176 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. I servers from 26 countries will Plans are well advanced for j attend. the first major International i The main conference will be conference to be held In preceded by a meeting on InMalay a— the 14th session of dustry and natural
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    $2 million annual waste by Malays
    339 7 MINISTER (MY FATHER SPENT FORTUNE WHEW I MARRIED) URGES A THRIFT CAMPAIGN UMNO LEADER ATTACKS EXTRAVAGANCE OF SINGAPORE WEDDINGS THAT RUINS FAMILIES THE leader of Singapore UMNO and Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, told the Straits
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    Citizens bid
    24 7 MALACCA, Tues.— The Malacca Alliance is making an all-out effort to register about 5.000 Indonesians living in Malacca state as federal citizens.
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    'SAVE GIRL BANDIT PLEA TO KING
    78 7 'SAVE GIRL BANDIT PLEA TO KING KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce today petitioned the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong to commute the death sentence passed on a woman terrorist, Wong Lan 28, alias Ah Har, for possession of a shotgun and ammunition. I Copies of the petition were
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    Debut by women prosecutors
    102 7 Debut by women prosecutors IPOH. Tueg.— lpohs five new women police inspectors handled their first court cases today. Between them they prosecuted 13 cases Involving stray caule and goats and obstruction of public thoroughfares in five minutes. All the accused pleaded gulltv and were fined a total of $200 by
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    FEDERATION TO BAN FOREIGN HONOURS
    187 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. State governments may soon prohibit all Federal citizens from wearing British and other foreign medals and orders at official functions Last October the Prime Minister's office issued a circular asking all heads of departments to drop the use of titles of British
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    Ceylon fund gets $2,000
    44 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. More than $2,000 was raised at a meeting called by the Negrl Sembllan Ceylone.se Association yesterday to start a Ceylon flood relief fund. The association president, Mr. M. Nadchltiram. and a patron. Mr. S. Slnnathamby. «aye $500 each.
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    PENGHULU TO MURDER TRIAL: I KNEW OF SCANDAL
    348 7 ITU ALA .LUMP.UR Tues.— The lover of a 47-year-old mother had to be rushed 24 miles to Kuala Lumpur for an emergency operation after he was attacked, allegedly by her son. the High Court was told today. Dr. Chong Soon Fong, formerly
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    Mayor's man told: I had to bribe officials
    305 7 Mayor's man told: I had to bribe officials A SINGAPORE advertising agent, Mr. Johnny n Llm, yesterday told the City Council's new Public Complaints Bureau that he had had to bribe certain council officers to make sure of getting his licences promptly. After be bad seen the bureau chief, Mr.
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    201 7 TRADE HOPES IN VIETNAM VISIT 1 I£U ALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1V Chinese traders in the Federation are hoping that the visit of the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to the Republic of Vietnam will pave the way for improved trade relations. With the Tengku will go the Minister for Commerce
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    LITTLE CHANCE OF MORE TRADE WITH PAKISTAN
    177 8 LITTLE CHANCE OF MORE TRADE WITH PAKISTAN Tengku Mohamed's statement MALAYA has little chance of developing her trade with Pakistan at present because of Pakistan's foreign exchange difficulties. Malaya's Htgh Commission- j er in Pakistan. Ttngku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin. told the Straits Times this in Singapore yesAlthough he
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    2 men rob shopkeeper
    72 8 I ALOR STAR, Tues —Two men last night held up a shopkeeper at Bakar Bata near the General Hospital here and robbed him of $6. I Police said that the robI bers used a dummy pistol to 1 threaten Abdul Samad. The robbers climbed through a
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    No action against mahjong ban
    124 8 MALACCA. Tues. The Malacca Coffe-shop Keepers Association nave decided not to take action for the time ssbkst Malicca All 1958 coffee-shop licences Issued by the Malacca municipallty now carry an endorsement that mahjong should not be allowed on the oremises The association's president. Mr. Wee
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    New citizens
    17 8 BANTING. Tues. More than 600 Indians from five estate.; around here have become Federal citizens.
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    Judge: We welcome trial by jury—a mark of maturity
    130 8 Judge: We welcome trial by jury— a mark of maturity He will dig up the past from Borneo Niah Caves AYOI'NG Singapore businessman. Mr. Chen Boon Kong, who w£l fly to Kuching in the next two days to supervise archaeological excavations in the Niah Caves of Sarawak. He ha s
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    NO GLAMOUR ABOUT THE JOB, HE WARNS
    272 8 NO GLAMOUR ABOUT THE JOB, HE WARNS TPOH, Tues.— Judges welcome the jury system. They have faith in its future. Mr. Justice Good said this here today when he opened the Perak Assizes. "There Is a definite connection between juries and merdeka," he said. "Independence implies responsibility. The jury system
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    Annual meeting
    33 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The third annual meeting of the Pan-Malayan Advisory Council on the Education of the Blind will be held at St. Nicholas' Home for the Blind In Penang tomorrow.
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    Down Tiger Lane strolled—a tiger
    234 8 Down Tiger Lane strolled— a tiger IPOH, Tues. Down 1 Ipoh's Tiger Lane this morning strolled a tiger. It entered the fashionable residential area from the direction of the Chinese cemetery, ambled past the well laid out homes of senior government officials and disappeared into thick lallanz after scaring three
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    Club opening
    41 8 TAIPING. Tues— The annexe of the Chinese Recreation Club here, recently completed at a cost of $25,000. will be officially opened D> Mrs Urn Seang Kwee. wife of the club president, on Feb 1 A dinner w:l be held.
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    HOME FOR AGED NEEDS $$
    62 8 HOME FOR AGED NEEDS IPOH, Tues— The president of the Perak Chinese Welfare Association. Mr. Peh Seng Khoon, toW the annual meeting today that the association urgently needed funds to maintain its old folks home in Oopeng Road. The home has about 80 inmates, some of whom are more than
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      262 8 Straits Times Crossword ir Bar ii 3 841B 4 1 rLT fTD 8 ,_i_a_l_^i t io z _i i_i_i IZIIIIiI !1 ~T ACROSS 6 Plant put up about '51 (5> 4 Reserved, apparently, for one 7 "The hues of early dawn" cat (Alexander) (.7). 8 Highest Orst to fall? (6)
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    THE MAN CALLED MR. FIVE PERCENT
    591 9 THE MAN CALLED MR. FIVE PERCENT The richest man in the world was also almost miserable and unhappy A SHORT, bald, cold-eyed, British-naturalised Armenian died in 1955 in a Lisbon hotel suite he called his home. He was the master strategist of oil, known the world over as "Mr. Five-Per-Cent."
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    Mespot oil
    436 9 He, engaged the ambitious j young merchant to report on the oil prospects of Mesopotamia, then part of the sprawling Ottoman Empire. He knew enough about oil and engineers to become convinced there were vast riches waiting to be tipped under the Mesopotamian sands. He could see little
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    214 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE The case was settled out of court and father and son were reconciled. When the Nazis Invaded France in World War 11, Calouste Oulbenkian moved to neutral Lisbon. The millionaire's diet was restricted mainly to raw carrots, yoghurt and Turkish sweetmeats. x)cca.sionally he relieved It with
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      116 9 Varnten A 4<>. By Mas 7"/f«* Saint ity Leslie t'hurlvris I |I/^^i-/i&FX //ha- t-^ 35si[ I K'i cc>. t -^st you am/ //c»?e I f roj« c^zi'h ,^fefc r^~<- Th >Ev St<iCa y-^'-J^PI Ijham i evep cc. Bccsaz But j ■""V^^ N 2 p CE^"^ ■B^' v^ 5/;^T0^ r j^T-.
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    BIGGEST TIN PRICE FALL FOR MONTH: MINING SHARES EASE
    952 10  - BIGGEST TIN PRICE FALL FOR MONTH: MINING SHARES EASE Our Market Correspondent By DROP of over $5 per picul took the price of tin down yesterday to $354.87}, its lowest level since the beginning of December. This followed the decline in the price of three months tin in London overnight
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    21 10 The ft Hawing furthrt mine ouf. mil -ri priaKne 1 190 picuLs; Trlok Kruin 240 plculs: TaUm 443 plcuk. |<
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    21 10 SINGAPORE. JAN. 14. RUBBER: 79| cenU per Ib. (up sevenei(hthj) of a cen»i TIN: >3M.87t per picul (down $5.12)).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 10 MELBOURNE. Tue*. INVESTMENT shares recorded 1 firm tone on the Stock Ex- change here today. Price variations were small Timor fell 9d. in an easier ojl section but other mining stock. held a steady tone. Bonds recorded a firm tone. I Loans 1%% 1956-59 £98 16s 3d Loans
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 10 Singapore Chinese Produrr Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: «te*dy; UK Continent January February $30 buyers. 130 H sellers; Coconut oil- steady: bulk $46 sellers, drum $50 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business reported done; Muntok white $99, Sarawak $98, special Sarawak black $64 (all up $1).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    153 10 February first grade rubber buyers f o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 79'» cents per Ib up seven-eighth* of a cent on Monday's closing price. Closing tone: uncertain. Closing prices In cents per Ib yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S S. fob. buyers 79 sellers 79>.«; Int. 1
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    ; STORE SHIPPING
    112 10 STORE SHIPPING Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharTea or expected today arc: Straat Ball 12. Clytoner., 45. Benvaiinoch 6A. Wairlmu 67, Tdomeneus 8 9 Dlomed 10 11, Cienartney 13 14. Singapore 1516. Anna Maersk. 18, Asama Maru 19 20. Sedenak N Wall 2. Sedlli N Wall 3. Sent
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    Windsor return
    58 10 Having share capital In excess lof wants, the Board of Windsor 1 1P.M8.) Rubber Estate recom- I mrnds repaying 8d per 3s. share. i involving £16.500 The reduced shares will be I sub-divided and consolidated Into shares of 2s and the authorised < 1 apltal restored to £100.000
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    Gula-Kalumpong
    53 10 The shareholders committee of Cinla-Kalumpong Rubber Estate* claims that Its opposition to the board's capital Increase proposal had the support of a very large proportion of shareholder*. The board haa been requested on the requisition of the committee and other shareholders. to convene a meeting to remove the directors
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    SUNGEI BATU
    62 10 The directors of Bungel Batu 1 Malaya, Rubber Kstatos announce that an offer of $1,550 000 it 180 800 1 has been accepted for! sale of the estate. They ako report acceptance o 1 an offer for Sungef Purun esta'e —In which Sungel Batu has a 5n 1
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    39 10 On the free exchange market In Hone Konc yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5 87\ for ra«h and I 88 for T.T. sterling was quoted at 15.65 and 1 vita Uel <X gale v 2M>
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    Did Gurchan Singh walk in his sleep?
    725 12 The scouts are staying with Ah Chqng's uncle, Mr. Koh. They are shown a valuable collection of old coins. The next day they go to the local sports and Tubby wins a hamper of food for climbing the greasy pole. They are feeling
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    SUSPICION
    127 12 It was interesting to compare the different prints. The whorls were quite distinctive, particularly in the case of Mohammed and Gurchan. then when he had satisfied himse:f that he was fairly expert, he went into the room where the coins were kept and dusted the glass case. There were
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    DREAMING
    110 12 There wa s a silence in the room, then Ah Chong said: ■Come to think of it I expect all our prints are on the case. Don't forget wje were in here yesterday, looking at the coins." A wave of relief passed over the fat boy's face. Il was
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    A merry old soul was he
    212 12 Old King Cole was a merry Old King Cole was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he. He called for his pipe, And he called for his bowl, And he called for his fiddlers three. This is almost certainly one
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    DONKEY WORK
    55 12 Children's riding donkeys Linda and Gubby just can't wait to start their day's work at the London Zoo. and they eagerly watch for their keeper to come and take them from the stables. Perhaps the real reason for their impatience is that they look forward to the tasty
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    No chicken in his pie
    114 12 /CUSTOMER: "I cant find v^ any chicken in this chicken pie." Waiter: "Well sir do you expect to find a dog in a dog biscuit? Mrs. Chin: "Will yru have another cake Ah Chan? Ah Chan: "No thank you I'm full up." Mrs. Chin: Well
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    SEND ME YOUR BEST RIDDLES
    233 12 Dear Boys and Girls, Here are the six winners of our picture puzzle contest. Achek Sudare, Trofalgor Home, Yio Chu Kong Rood, Singapore, Anthony Chon, 6 Cedar Avenue, Singapore 1 3, Korim Hudri, 97 Kheom Hock Road, Singapore 11, Looi Kok Cheow, 24 Singora Lone,
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      31 12 Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Ou>>s Club and send me a badge. I am enclosing six C.C.C. coupons and a stamped sell -addressed envelope. Name Add ess
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      16 12 C.C.C Collect six of then coupons to join the Children's Corner Club. Name Age Address Sex
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      731 13 I Check Before Posting Replies to Box Ruabers j i Utmost catc should be tjfccn f I when replying to box number i ids. to ute the CORRECT NUMBER and Address to the Straits Timu Cecil Street. I Cash must be sent by reßit- I tered post. Postal Orders o»
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      883 13 ii B T i Jl fc' i ACCOMMODATION VACAN' M Wordt ti (Mim.) Box it et,. txtr, BIG HOUSE In Tanglln 1 rooms with baths attached. Ren $2,500. Box A 6504. ST. WHITLEY ESTATE Full furnished three bedroom bunga low to rent for five months frot Prbruary Ist. Apply *****
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      963 13 I I HOUSES LAND FOR SALE i. It Word, tl (Mim.) Box it tit. txlrm. 4 MODERN BUNGALOW 3 bedit rooms, 'i bathrooms, sittlngroom I near bus and market. Stngapor* 14. Vacant possession, land about y 10,000 sq 't. Freehold low assessn i ment. Price $24,000 Ring *****. VACANT BUILDING
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      951 13 TUITION 2* Word, ti (Mim.) Box it tt,. txlrm TAYLOR DANCB STUDIO holds Children's Ballet In Education Classes twice daily. Weekdays from 2.30 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. Y.M.CA. Tennis Pavilion, Bras Bnsah Road. BOOKS PUBLICATIONS 20 Word, ti (Mim.) Box it tit. txlrm. THE JULY 1957 Edition ol the 1
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      594 13 VEHICLE FOR SALE tt Word, ti (Mim.) Box St elt. txlr: LATE 1951 BLACK Saloo Standard Vanguard, C/Insuranc Engine excellent condition. O view 131-B Uoyd Leas, Chang Phone 2404 Ext. 600. OPEL KAPITAN Register! Jan. 1956, fully Insured— 26.oo miles— 4 new White-Walled Tyre new Battery. Best offer SecuresTel: *****.
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      499 13 FOR HIRE ■m. UWordtti (Him.) Box it tit. txtr m A LARGE RANGE of Househol p and Commercial Refrigerator m Freezers at Moderate Rental Tl: h Marden Co., 78/82. Orchard Roai Phone: *****/*****. fd HIRE PURCHASE DO M Word, (j (Mim. I Box 50 tit. txtr SOON TECK FINANCE Con
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      463 13 MISCELLANEOUS it Wordt ti (Mim.) Box it tit. txlrm. Id LADIES, have a facial in rests, ful, luxurious surroundings under ie expert hands with Latest Elecd, trlcal Apparatus. Jean's Beauty Salon, Phone: *****. "SANTHIA" CHERRY Blossom Japan Tour March 1958. Fewberths still available Phone l- ***** Asia Travel Service. 7
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      418 13 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE KEFUNU OP ASSESSMENT Claims for refund of aueksment lon houses reported vacant bel twren is: July and 31st Dei-ember 1957. must be submitted b> 31st January. 1958, on forms obtain- i able from the City Ai»es.sor'a ODiee (Oround Floor). MAKE SURE that receipt of your
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    Sunny Lad too smart for rivals
    368 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By 'J'lIE Bagby Stable won three races on Saturday and I expect Sunny Lad to carry on the flood work for them in the (.'lass 2, Div. 2 event over Gf (Kaee 7) at Ipoh today. Sunny Lad, a Persian Book five-year-old,
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    COURSE FACTS... AND FANCIES
    123 14 HORSES which race well over the Ipoh straight course are: RACE I: Wedding Waltz (2nd, 5/ str); Stiver jort {3rd. 5'2f str). RACE 2: Magic Note (4th. 5/ str): Lingfield luon, 5/ str). Barracuda (4th. si/ str). RACE 4: Overspin (3rd. Sf str); Big Hit (placed
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    MAKE RELIABLE YOUR CHOICE
    390 14 RELIABLE came from 1K a bad last to finish within a length of Overspin over 6f. on Saturday. On that display, this four-year-old is definitely worth ea^h-way in Race 4. Peace Police, conceding only 2-lb. t« Reliable for a three-quarter length difference, looks the obvious threat.
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    looks San Siro fancied but take Waxer to win
    487 14 looks San Siro fancied but take Waxer to win THE BAG3YS CAN EXPECT ANOTHER GOOD DAY at IPOH RECENTLY PROMOTED San Siro will probably start a firm favourite in today's main race the Class 2. Div. 1 6f handicap (Race 6). This air-borne Australian four-year-old may well develop into a
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    3-2 for Sikhs
    21 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Y.M.S.A. beat P.W.D. 3-2 in a S.H.A. Div. 1 league fixture at Cheras Road today.
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    S. T. Selections
    129 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 2.3* SILVERFORT Kincfold BumiUur KIM.KI1.I) Sllverfort Weddinc WalU SILVERFORT Kincfold Beaa MaUn Race 2 Em NELLY NE Barracada Mncfleld ELLEW Haadyal Nelljrne HAADYAI Barraruda NeUyne Race 3 3 10 FORT. WHEEL Good Returns What Happened FOBT. WHEEL Winner Good Returns
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    IPOH CARD
    1149 14 GOING GOOD RACE 1: "I.JO (CUll 5. Div. S Fun. Sir. 1 ***** Beau Matin (Brighton St.) Yong, 7 9 0 (F) Wot 2 ***** Wedding Walts (K. Valley St.) Tjoa, 6 S.IS (F) Pasner 3 ***** AdmiMton (Mr. Mrs. J. Olbb) Tjoa, 7 8.9 (O) 4 5S
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    15 14 LONDON, Tues. Guy's Hospital beat Paignton 8-C in a Rugby Union match yesterday—Reuter.
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    111 14 lie helps Barbados to pile 50S against Pakistanis BRIDGETOWN. Tues. —I Garfleld Sobers, the West Indies Test batsman knocked up 183 not out to I help Barbados to total 506 in their first inning against the touring PakUtan team on the second day of the match here yesterday.
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    141 14 ONDON, Tues. Aston Villa, the F.A. Cup holders, were knocked out by Stoke City 2-0 in their Third Round second replay yesterday. The teams originally drew 1-1 at Stoke and th«>n drew 3 on Villa's ground ••p..,i.^.-. vi" tfll W3 r played on
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    SBA DECIDES TO RECOMMEND ENGHONG FOR CUPTRIALS
    189 14 SBA DECIDES TO RECOMMEND ENGHONG FOR CUPTRIALS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ifHE SELANGOR Badminton Association today recommended Ong Eng Hong, 22-year-old Kuala Lumpur-born Australian champion, for the Thomas Cup trials to be held in Ipoh on Jan. 25 and 26. Mr Moey Llan Teck, the Selangor BA. coach, said this today.
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    EDDY: I HAVEN'T BEEN TOLD TO REST
    76 14 EDDY: I HAVEN'T BEEN TOLD TO REST PENANG. Tues. E d d v Choonf. the Malayan and All-England single s champion, today refuted rumours that he had bern medically advised to take a rest because of "too much badminton." "There is no foundation whatever in these rumours." he ti.ld the
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    Lock icon Funston in good knock
    91 14 JOHANNESBURG. Tues.Transvaal had scored 182 for eight in their first innings by close on the third day of their match against the touring Australian team here yesterday. After losing their first wicket for one run. Ken Fun- ston hit a brilliant 81 in 166 minutes to
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