The Straits Times, 17 November 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times He**" 1 Estd. 1845. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1958 15 CENTS
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    WARNING ON INDUSTRY
    210 1 -DON T RUSH IT* WORLD BANK CHIEF CAUTIONS Pandering to prestige can lead to serious consequences Think, plan he tells Malaya SINGAPORE, Sun. -Mr. J. Burke Knapp, vice-presid-of the International Bank, today warned Malaya against any hasty rush into industrialisation. Knapp gave this ing in ;m exclunUrview
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    Palace threat
    19 1 :::OHTON. Sun. ScotYard officers last night Btioned a Russian-born sident after a threat to up Buckingham Palace.
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    Kathina ceremony dancers weave their rhythmic way
    370 1 Buddhist women dancing at the head of the procession at the Siamese Buddhist Temple in Silat Road yesterday to celebrate the Kathina ceremony. Mrs. Manoo Manmontri, one of the chief sponsors of the ceremony, is the middle dancer on the right. WOMAN COMES
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    Study gifts
    24 1 SEOUL. Sun. The Nationalist Chinese Government has invited four Korean students t« study at the National University of Formosa on Government scholarships.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Iraq-U.A.R. pacts
    47 1 BAGDAD, Sun Iraq and the United Arab Republic last night signed agreements on trade and technical assistance. The Minister of Economics, Ibrahim Kubba, who signed for Iraq said: "The pacts will free us from imperialistic exploitation and contribute towards building up the national economy."— Reuter.
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    Big search in Cyprus moves to church
    125 1 Big search in Cyprus moves to church NICOSIA, Sun. British naval craft patrolling off the north coast of Cyprus today supported the land security forces in one of the biggest manhunts of the Cyprus emergency. Reports from the curfewed north Cyprus town of Kyrenia said the naval vessels were guarding
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    THE FIVE FATAL MINUTES
    271 1 THE FIVE FATAL MINUTES Friends die in crash SINGAPORE, Sun. Two friends died here today in a mo-tor-cycle crash 10 minutes after "running away" with their winnings in a card game. They were Dudley Read, 28, a mechanic, and Andrew Ooh. 17. a technical school student. Read was riding the
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    S'pore floods: Policeman saves student from car in monsoon drain
    196 1 S'pore floods: Policeman saves student from car in monsoon drain SINGAPORE, Sun. Police Constable Selamat bin Haji Abdul Rahman, 28, tonight dived into the flooded monsoon drain at 6j mile Bukit Timah Road here to rescue a student trapped in a car which had plunged into the water. But Selamat
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    Lock icon 'Georgi shot dead' report
    171 1 'Georgi shot dead' report T^EW YORK, Sun. The New York Sunday News reported today that the former Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Georgi Malenkov, had been shot to death for refusing to co-ope-rate as a witness at a purge trial planned by the present Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev. In a story
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    Trade pact
    38 1 WARSAW. Sun. Poland and India have signed a trade agreement for 1959. Poland will export railway wagons, steel, coal mine equipment and industrial plants to India and import leather, tea. pepper, raw Iron and mica.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon U.S. rejects Red A-tests ban plan
    181 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. -The United States yesterday rejected a Soviet draft treaty on the banning of nuclear tests, which was submitted to the Geneva conference on Friday. A statement issued by the State Department said: "The main intent of the Soviet draft treaty is to
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 ARIOS HITS T BRITAIN YORK. Sun rp Maku to i Britain <•■ between Gre< 1 urkish comiiiiiiuii' -aid said B h ITt to chan if peace was to bn island— Rfit. i
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    POLIO: TWO MORE CASES
    41 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two new cases of polio were confirmed in Singapore today. They were a 22-year-old Chinese man and a five- month-old Malay girl. Two suspected cases were also admitted to the Middleton Hospital today for observation.
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    TRUANT FINIAN VANISHES
    274 2 PARENTS SHAVED HIS HEAD AS A PUNISHMENT AND NOW... SAYS VERY DISTRAUGHT DAD: WE FORGIVE HIM CINGAPORE, Sun. A 12-year-old Sinnapnre schoolboy, who had his head shaven bald as a punishment for playing truant from school, i is now missing from his home. Mr. C. Anthony, a
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    Varsity talk
    40 2 SINGAPORE. Sun.- -A talk on "Chinese physical culture" will be given by Prof. K. C. Wu oi the Tai Chi Physical Culture Association at the University of Malaya's Oei Tiong Ham Hall, Buklt Timah. at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    TOP SECRET PLAN TO BEAT THE EXAM RACKETEERS
    155 2 TOP SECRET PLAN TO BEAT THE EXAM RACKETEERS SINGAPORE, Sun Officials of the Ministry of Education here are keeping secret their precautions to prevent any leakage of question papers for the supplementary secondary school entrance examination and the Chinese Middle School 111 reexamination. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry, Mr.
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    Red carpet for NZ minister
    340 2 DEFENCE CHIEF ARRIVES TO SEE KIWI SERVICEMEN IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, Sunday. RAF CHANGI today rolled out the red carpet for the New Zealand' Minister of Defence. Mr. P. G. Connolly, when he flew in for a 10-day visit to New Zealand forces in Malaya. He
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    Replanting
    29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The last day for smallholders to apply for replanting grants in Kedah and Perlis is Jan. 31 next year, said a Government Gazette issued today.
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    EXCLUDED WOMAN FINED
    49 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A Singapnr,. woman. Chang Nyule. excluded from the police districts of Plentong, Kulai. Rcngam and Gelang Patah was found in Scudal I without authority. She was fined $200 in the magistrate's court today. She 1 said she went to visit her sick daughter.
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    Buddhists celebrate
    42 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Hund- reds of people today flocked to the Jalan Senyum Buddhist shrine to wish "Happy Birthday" to the Buddhist Union on its 21>t annivei ujl celebration. Therp was a Bpecial senriecl and offering of flowers and i| lunch.
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    Banker from London here for talks
    119 2 Banker from London here for talks SINGAPORE 13 Then, was a I family welcoi I today for Mr Cobbold. Governor the Bank of Englar-" I on his arrival by Boip from London Waitinn- to his wife. Lad. Cobbold, who la.st month, ana law. Sqn-Ldr i Blount, a forme, eqi tho
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    Water engineer
    19 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mr. E. E. Lindsay has been appointed Executive Engineer In charge of Waterworks. Johore.
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    Lock icon Cyprus: 'Sit down and talk'
    295 3 GAITSKELL URGES GOVT. TO ACCEPT SPAAK'S PROPOSALS OR A CONFERENCE LONDON, Sunday. 11R. llujrh f.aitskell, leader of the British Labour Party Opposition, said in Falmouth yesterday that Britain should accept e proposals of Mr. Paul-Henri Spaak, NATO <i-rrotary (ieneral, for a round-table confercnce <>n Cyprus.
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    The Aswan Dam
    26 3 ('MRO. Sun. Russian ex- < perts and the United Arab; Republic's Minister of Public met today to discuss construction of the Aswan Dam.— U.PX
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    Lock icon Splitting atoms in a dustbin!
    154 3 Splitting atoms in a dustbin! ONDON. Sun. The v atom is to be split in a dustbin in an experiment at Manchester University. This unorthodox nuclear reactor is the invention of Dr. P H. Price, in charge of tho university's new nuclear engineering laboratory. He said that a grant to
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    Destroyer in collision
    36 3 HALIFAX. Sun. The Royal Canadian Navy destroyer escort Huron was damaged in a collision with an unidentified French warship in the Mediterranean on Friday the Navy announced here yesterday. No casualties were reported—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE CALLED OFF
    68 3 LISBON. Sun. The Portuguese Air Force yesterday called off the search for a missing Portuguese flying boat with 36 people on board. The plane disappeared last Sunday. Not a trace of it has been found although and planes searched for it for a week.
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    Lock icon Visit to Japan
    28 3 TOKYO. Sun. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, the Federation Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, arrived here today on a five-day visit to Japan. Reuter.
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    Huk: New proposals from Jakarta
    179 3 A I AN 1 LA. Sun.— The IndO- nestan Ambassador, Mr. Pamontjak. was to meet the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Felixberto Serrano, today to offer a plan for an "amicable settlement" of the case of a Filipino Huk leader who sought asylum in the Indonesian Embassy
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    Lock icon Three die in Idlewild plane pile-up
    48 3 THREE people died in this crash at Idlewild Airport, New York, recently. A cargo plane ploughed into a parked passenger plane (background) after exploding on take-off. Foam from the fire ex. tinguishers gives the scene a look of snowy chaos. U.P.I. picture.
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    Lock icon CHURCHILL FAILED AS STRATEGIST
    198 3 CHURCHILL FAILED AS STRATEGIST -says U.S. general in a new book T^EW YORK, Sun.— w General Albert C. Wedemeyer, World War II American commander in Asia, said in a book published yesterday that Sir Winston Churchill was a glorious war leader, but had "lamentable deficiencies as a strategist." But. despite
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    Lock icon A 12-HOUR SCHOOL PLAN IN MOSCOW
    194 3 REST OF THE WORLD 111 BRIEF MOSCOW, Sunday. A 12-HOUR schoolday will include breakfast and supper for younger children at an experimental school planned for Moscow. M os c ow Radio said today that the children would do their "homework" and have rest and
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    Lock icon Planes ready for Berlin airlift
    258 3 MOVE IN CASE COMMUNISTS TRY ANOTHER BLOCKADE WASHINGTON, Sunday. 'THE Independent Airlines Association yesterday A offered to supply cargo planes for an airlift should the Communists try to blockade Berlin again. The association represents airlines which have a fleet of 150 planes. The group provided
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    Lock icon Envoy arrives
    20 3 LONDON. Sun.— The new South Korean Ambassador to Britain, Mr. Kirn Hoo Taik arrived in London today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon A 'DREAM CAR' DESIGNED FOR MILADY
    86 3 PARIS, Sun. A woman's "dream car," with miniature bar, white telephone, built-in dressing table and nylon curtains, has made its debut at a motor show here. The car built to the order of a leading French women's magazine, also has climbing plants, a gilded
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    Lock icon Gift horse
    30 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Members of a collective farm hav«* sent a thoroughbred stallinn to the United Arab Republic's President Gamal Abdel Nasser. The gift horse Is named Lachin. U.P.I.
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    Strict eye on concerts
    111 4 Strict eye on concerts lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. —The Johore State Government is to ex-i ercise stricter control over public concerts j hold to raise money. The State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa, said yesterday that in recent months many organisations had arranged to put on I public concerts. In
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    Convent dance
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Convent Past Pupil., Association is holding a dance at FraMX and Neave Hall. River Valley Road, next Saturday for all past pupils.
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    CO-OP UNION HOLDS 25th BIRTHDAY DINNER
    99 4 CO-OP UNION HOLDS 25th BIRTHDAY DINNER SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Co-operative Union tonight held a silver jubilee dinner at the Badminton Hall in Guillemard Road. The chairman. Mr. K. N. Kularajah, recalling the history of the union said: "We have achieved much in these years, but more still have to
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    Ran lottery
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Tong Yew Chum was fined S6OO in the magistrate's court today for running a 10,000 character lottery.
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    Coffee shop owners accused
    322 4 EXPLOITIhiOHE UNEMPLPYMfcfcITI SITUATION BY ENGAGING CHEAP AND UNORGANISED LABOUR, ALLEGES THE T.U.C. J NEW EMPLOYEES HAVE BEEN PAID MUCH LESS IN MOST CASES, STATEMENT CLAIMS SINGAPORE, Sunday. JHE Singapore Trades Union Congress todaj accused coffee shop owners of exploiting the unemployment situation by engaging cheap and
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    TWO SISTERS-AS PRETTY AS DOLLS THEY MAKE
    26 4 THE COLOMBO PLAN doll-making experts Akiko (left) and her elder sister Chieko at Singapore Airport yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Chieko and Akiko give airport visitors a big thrill
    208 4 Chieko and Akiko give airport visitors a big thrill SINGAPORE. Sun. Two pretty Japanese "dolly" sisters, Misses Akiko and Chieko Mizutani. were this morning the centre of attraction at the Singapore Airport. An unusually large Sunday crowd of airport visitors watched them as they moved gracefully about the airport lounge
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    PROPOSALS TO GO TO GOVERNMENT
    187 4 Agreement on health plan SINGAPORE. Sunday. DIFFERENCES of opinion over a proposed contributory health insurance scheme have been amicably settled A meeting was called lasl night at the request of more than 50 dissenting doctors tc reconsider a number of decisions taken at a meeting
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    A CALL FOR SINGERS
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Musical Society and the Chamber Ensemble are looking for singers to take part in their joint concert to be held during Christmas. A contralto, tenor and bass for Parts 1 and 2 of the Christmas Oratoria by Bach. a soprano to sing
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    A plea on behalf of children
    111 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund has spent nearly $250,000 in Singapore during the past 10 years to help needy children. Dr. M. Calderwood. Lady Medical Officer in charge of Government Maternal and Child Health Services (Rural), said this In a
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    NEW TAMIL MAGAZINE
    82 4 SUNGEI SIPUT. Sun.— Mr. V. M. Sundram. a planter and brother of the Federation's Minister for Health. Mr. V. T. Samb?.nthan. is to publish a Tamil weekly. The first issue is expected to come out in January. The weekly, to be calle. "Malainadi'" <Lane! laya> will be
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    Name angers residents
    99 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. "Jalan Kuda" horse a name given to a new road off Jalan Eunos in the Malay Settlement, has aroused the anger of Malay residents there. They sent a delegation to sti- D.i to Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing,
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    TEACHERS DISCUSS SALARY SCHEME
    163 4 (SINGAPORE. Mon Throf tea tiers'* ganisation.s her,. behind closed door^ over the week-end [1 discuss the Govern! ment's proposed ne\r salary scheme. The Certified Ti Association and pore Teachers' Unl met yesterday, are expect to make cert a;. xmttr proposals to the scheme The associations pr
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    Towkay's flat burgled
    40 4 SINGAPORE. B ;:i -Burglars broko Into a Durham Estate flat early this morning and took away Sl.BOO worth of cash belonging to a businessman. Teo Chuan Chim. The burglars broke the front door lock to gain entry,
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    2 5 A CILITIES
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    JOBS RACKET
    242 5 Private agencies welcome Government plan to stop exploitation of jobless I N G A PORE, Sun. Leading- private employment agencies here welcome the Government plan for strict control on agencies to stop racketeers from exploiting the unemployed. The Government has published a Bill, under which the agencies are
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    Agenda row: Lee to ask for erasure of 'rebuke'
    205 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday. I ABOUR Front councillor, Mr. Lee Hwee Yiow. will seek to strike off a rebuke recorded against him at a staff committee meeting last month when the City Council meets tomorrow. The committee had placed on record its "great
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    Police break up clash, rescue man
    97 5 Police break up clash, rescue man SINGAPORE, Sun. A labourer. Sim Hee Kia. 29. was found unconscious with multiple stab wounds in a kampong otff Lorong 17. Geylang, after police broke up a gang clash tonight. Detectives were waiting at midnight in the General Hospital for Sim to recover and
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    $2 mil. TUNA FACTORY FOR PENANG
    113 5 $2 mil. TUNA FACTORY FOR PENANG PENANG, Sun.— Four Japanese who have been negotiating with the Singapore Government on setting up a tuna fishing and canning industry there. are completing plans with businessmen here to establish a $2 million tuna canning lactory In Penang or on the Province mainland. Mr.
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    Gold sovereign
    25 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mohamed bin Abubakar was fined $200 in the magistrates court today for selling a stolen gold sovereign to a goldsmith.
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    Budget meeting
    17 5 KUANTAN, Sun. The Pahang State Council will hold it. budget meeting from December. 18 20.
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    PARANG GANG HIT MAN
    72 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A shopassistant. Ho Swee Geok. 21, was severely cut on the arms early today when he was attacked by a gang of parangarmed thugs outside a filling station in Eu Tong Sen Street. He was getting out of his car when six or seven
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    FOR OUR BRIDGE PRAISE
    139 5 FOR OUR BRIDGE PRAISE From Ian Mok-Ai T ONDON, Sun.— Civil "engineers here have praised highly the construction of Singapore's Merdeka Bridge. The $8 million bridge was described as "an excellent construction'' and "a landmark of civil engineering in the Par East." Paper studied These comments were made during discussion
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    Excess weight on lorry
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Lee Chuan Swee. manager. Kuala Sedili Transport Co.. was fined $599 in the magistrate's court today for allowing one of the company's vehicles to carry an overweight of one ton.
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      400 5 POI HT BAND concert a. mittee meeting 8 p.m. Eedok Cornei. adjacent, to the YWCA (Raffles Quayi: Keep Bedok Police Station, 5.30 to 6.30 fi: class 915 a.m. and 5.15 p.m.: Dm Chinese cooking class (new se.sJOINT CHORAL REHEARSAL sion i -sweet sour pork. 10.30 a.m.. o! the Singapore Chamber
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    BIRTHS
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    DEATH
    36 6 Hi Hwdi $10 (Minimum). REID: On Friday. November 7th, 1958. a". St. Mary's Hospital, Eastbourne. Sussex. Claude MeI .iren Reid (Toby), very dear husband of Irene, of Lone Oak Three Cups. Heathfield Sussex i:t:natlon private.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT;
    37 6 I'll Word* $10 (Vinimum,. MESSRS. GANESA.W Public Dept Kuanhm and Kanav.iN.ibapathy Teaclio:- Singapore thank all Friends nrid Relatives for their kind Attendance. Help ;<nd Condolences at the Funei-: f their late Mother Mrs. Subramani.im on 9/11/58.
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    The Straits Times MONDAY. Nov. 17, 1958. The Sweat Shops
    555 6 The Straits Times MONDAY. Nov. 17, 1958. The Sweat Shops Although a great deal has been said of the gross exploitation of shop assistants and workers in related trades, much of the evidence laid before the federation's Wages Council Commission has power to shock and shame. The Commission's comment is
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    City Debate
    406 6 A resolution to be moved r the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng van, at today's meeting o;° \e Singapore City Council, ill seek the Council's dislution on the ground that t no longer reflects public pinion.'' At the Council's ast meeting, in which there as an interlude under the
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    Top Thugs
    233 6 Mr. Brian Goodrich, Singapore's Assistant Police Commissioner, is right when ho says that the ultimate answer to the problem of secret societies is "collective resistance" by the public. Given full public co-operd-tion, there is no doubt thai gangsterism could be ended within a few months. However it was
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    CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS SLAVERY
    896 6 CENSORSHIP OF THE PRESS IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS SLAVERY I SOMETIMES wondei 1 what people think newspapers are for beyond wrapping up par- In eels, lighting fires and other menial purposes. Do they buy a paper daily solely for the news? Or for entertainment? Or to be Kuided by
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    Three big tasks face Pakistan's army bosses
    750 6  - Three big tasks face Pakistan's army bosses Sir Percival Griffiths by VVEN by modern standards events in Pakistan have moved fast. Two revolutions have taken place in three weeks. In spite of its spectacular character, the first of them was the less significant, for when on October 7 the President.
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      Councillors who signed an agreement in front of the electors
      105 6 Councillors who signed an agreement in front of the electors AT a City Council election rally last December when the chairman of the Workers' Party. Mr. Marshall, introduced his Party;candidates, an agreement was signed In front ot the electors that if any of the candidates were elected and then decided
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      WAITING FOR BUS SERVICE
      88 6 QEVERAL months ago O residents in Opera Estate were given the hope by Mr. Wljeratne's Action Committee that a bus service would soon be operating into that part of the estate as soon as a tarmac roar) was constructed This has now been done but nothing
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      FIGHT SHY OF ROJAK POLITIK
      57 6 FIGHT SHY OF ROJAK POLITIK YOU ask: "What's wrong with rojak. a good Malayan dish?" (S.T. Nov 15>. No. there is nothing wrong except that m these days when there is a polio epidemic, we had better nght shy of all kinds of rojak: rojak kangkong. rojak pulo plnang, rojak
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      35 6 I REFER to the value of certificates Issued to graduates of the Sultan Idns Training College Tanjons Malim. Is it true that these certificates ar P now regarded SIJIL NOMEOR SATU Kuala Kangsar.
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    870 7 Delegates pledge full support for party, attack People's Alliance SECRETARY-GENERAL E.K. TAN CLAIMS: 'WE ARE THE ONLY PARTY IN SINGAPORE WHICH IS FREE FROM COMMUNIST INFLUENCE' ADDRESS FROM THE CHAIR gIKGAPORE, Sun.— An enthusiastic crowd of 2.~>0 Liberal Socialist delegates from 36 branches turned up
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    Company to open school
    55 7 IN. Sun. BorLtu. will shortly an English-medium r 350 to 400 children md labourers. d :t will take the primary up to se- tl] standard. labus will have a and agricultural c mmpany is about nt :iii education and (Beer who will be r.Mblo for educational
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    Man had opium
    29 7 LOH, Sun. A ipper, Tai Kirn 50. of Triang. was -relay fined $350 or six [or possession of prepared opium arc tw rhundu smoking Oct. 22
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    For Poppy Day
    29 7 Sun. Mrs. Rigby. wife of the utng Puisne Judge, will i bridge, mahjong i ta morning at her ties residence on| In aid of the Poppy
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    PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ITS SYMBOL
    149 7 PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE ITS SYMBOL SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore People's Alliance today announced its party symbol a steel girder and a gear wheel. "It symbolises strength, Progress and Achievement," Mr. Wang Tsun Hao, the secretary -gene ral, said in a statement. He then explained the significance of the symbol. "S" stood
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    Ammunition offence
    67 7 TEMERLOH. Sun. A hawker, Embong bin Othman, 31, of Kuala Semantan in the Temerloh district, was fined $2,000 or two years' jail on Friday for unlawful possession of 66 rounds of ammunition on Sept. 14. He was also ordered to be placed under police supervision for a year.
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    Did not declare
    44 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Kanlbi bin Haji Abdul Ohani was fined $200 in the Magistrate's Court here today for failing to declare to the Customs 17 pieces of silverware and 10 leather bags when travelling by train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.
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    Mrs. Leon-Soh says: Our leaders were insulted
    298 7 Mrs. Leon-Soh says: Our leaders were insulted SINGAPORE, Sun. Mrs. Leon-Soh, chairman of the Mountbatten branch of the Liberal Socialist Party, said after she and six of her supporters hud walked out of the annual conference that there was no question of the branch resigning en bloc from the party.
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    RACIAL CLASH WARNING BY TENGKU IN B. PAHAT
    260 7 RACIAL CLASH WARNING BY TENGKU IN B. PAHAT BATU PAHAT Sunday. pERTAIN people were trying to create racial illwill between Malays and Chinese in Batu Pahat and if they achieved tneir aim the resultant bloodshed would never be forgotten. This warning was given here tonight by the Federation Prime Minister,
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    Top woman soldier in for tour of Malaya
    129 7 Top woman soldier in for tour of Malaya SINGAPORE, Sun. Britain's top woman soldier. Brigadier Mary K. K. Colvin, flew in here today from London by BOAC to begin a three-week inspection of YVRACs in Malaya. The Director of the Women's Royal Army Corps, War Office, Brig. Colvin, smilingly told
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    Decision put off
    25 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malayan Indian Congress tonight deferred making a definite decision on its attitude towards the newly formed Singapore Peoples Alliance.
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    MIC man dies
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Veera Pillai. vice-president of the Sembawang Branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. died last night. His funeral took place today.
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      AN INTRODUCTION TO MALAYAN PLANTS
      214 8 COMMON MALAYAN PLANTS. By H. B. Cilliland. (University of Malaya Press Singapore $5.) rpHERE are some 8,000 X Malayan plants, of which Professor Gilliland has chosen for this book 222. a selection largely dictated by the available drawings in two Japanese volumes that were published
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      Eugene O'Neill: A genius addicted to alcohol
      197 8 Eugene O 'Neill: A genius addicted to alcohol PART OF A LONG STORY. By Agnes Boulton iDovics 255.) THIS la an intimate confession of the innermost thoughts and feelings of a woman deeply in love with a genius hopelessly addicted to alcohol. Eugene O'Neill and Agnes Boulton were married in
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      A LESSON ON CRICKET DEEDS OF THE PAST
      215 8 MASTERS OF CRICKET. By Jack Fingleton. (Heinemann. 155.) FIRST-CLASS reading tor all cricket followers, but perhaps especially so for those of a generation who saw and remembpred the 1921 Australian side as the most attractive if no: the greatest visiting team of
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      BRAVE LITTLE SHIPS
      342 8 BRAVE LITTLE SHIPS GLORY PASSED THEM BY. By Ewart Brookes. (Jarrolds 155.) By Walter Warwick MINESWEEPING brings the picture of a fleet of little ships dragging a tangle of cable behind them, gathering up the mines as they go. And roughly that is what it was in the first world
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      THE HAZARDS OF AN ATOMIC WAR
      369 8  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By NO MORE WAR. By Linus Pauling. (Gollancz 165.) rnHE biggest hydrogen 1 bombs to be tested have been in the range of five to ten megatons equivalent to. twice or three times all the bombs exploded in the second world war.
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      Where you went wrong
      763 8 rE results of The Malayan Monthly's Jackpot Contest "A" (for October) were announced yesterday in The Sunday Times. Here are the judges' comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult clues. ACROSS 5: Might bring complaints
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      293 8 Straits Times Crossword ]HFi Hf? HP' aflaT* aflT' aHT* laflP' flai ACROSS on a Prime Minister (10). 8. Not old enough to need a 4. With childish ammunition rug? (5. 3). prepare to shoot this bird 9. Watch me start my holiday in bed! (6). 5. Could It possibly be
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      71 9 /P bern/ -•--AIR CONDITIONER.-'-' v x_^<.y N »»y»./>-».^^SB^BJM2H'''|'Wi!l|lll!!f|[i ?&&J^F%rj7*\ Trim and compact for window '7*-£<tJ£*^\ or wall. Friuidaire air condif§^U|J|BiH tioncrs stop both heat nnd ■^WWMM humidity with exclusive 'dry '^SSaHai ~o'*o ASTORIA LTD. Church St. Penong. A magic tablet H mmm^^rlmm 1 speedy relief from headache and H all
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      94 9 Carmen A Co. By 3iaa The Saint By Lesiie Charteris Dick Tracy By Chester Gould Iff^HH I fA PRESS OF TWe BUI lON V T TMEVPe SO nNV TVIEV r WtTW TWfS CUN YOU ■•^■■■■B^B^B^Baßlß^siß^sV ANO -t>| E TRANCJUIUZEH ARE PAINLESS, BUT THEY I CAM WIN EVEffV BET. YES. TWE
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    55 10 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous year year Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Ltd. 2s. Dec. 10 2s. ss. Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd. 10' c 36 2/3% 4O'o Southern Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd. Bd. 26 12/15' 33 l/3<Ti The Sungei Besi Mines Ltd. 15 f
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    SHARE TURNOVER DOUBLED
    1129 10 By Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH it was a short week on the Malayan Share Market, because of the Deepavali holiday, the volume of business was most encouraging, particularly in Federation centres. This revival of business in the Federation, where turnovers are stated in some quarters to be
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    Tin shortage
    304 10 ALTHOUGH the price A reached the year's hi 3/8 cents the market quiet and featureless. Purcnases for the shipment i of 26.000 tons of rubber this month to Odessa have now I largely been fulfilled and in tttfc respect operations were 1 largely confined to adjustI ment of
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    217 10 COMMODITY REVIEW year to about 600.000 tons this year. Indonesia's output had also dropped by 50 per cent to 250.000 tons. The price on Saturday for November buyers issued by the Copra Association was $4'.. 25 per pirul. This was the highest fcr nearly five years. Singapore Copra Association noon
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    SATURDAY BUSINESS
    312 10 The Malayan Share Broken' A-oci»Uon reported on Saturday: All sections on the local share market were generally steady and the turnover small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fraser Neave ords $1.60 and $1.59; Gammon $1.70- W Hammer $1.57 and $157'~Malayan Cement $1.58 and $1 59
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    Malayan share list
    784 10 THE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Nov. 15). Hu»<t» -..ii,.,. ■iltr» Br.cn Pref i. on i m, Ords 2.20 23U Atlas Ice II (buyers) B. B. Petrol Sip 52 -<d B. M. Trustees
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      355 10 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 REGULATION 12 (I) (a) Application for a Certificate 1 of Registration NOTICE is hereby given that i MM HAP HIN, of 170. Ben- coolen Street, Singapore 7, is applying to the Hotels Licensing i Board. Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises
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      649 10 NOTICES CLONAL RUBBER STUMPS Approved Tjlr. 1 stumps available to Estates and Medium Hold--1 Ings ex Government Nurseries at jl7 cents. Enquiries to Executive 1 Officer, Government Planting Ma- i terial Scheme. Department of Agriculture, Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE This is to notify our patrons and the public that Mr. Yap
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      1328 11 u t. >4os MANSFIELD dc CO., LTD. t«i: 241* ,ncorporated in Singapore; (12 Mats) .m-i THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T MIIINCS 10 lIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, LONDON 1 CONTINENTAL PORTS M Smi witk likerty ta prKeed na Patama ar Cap* if Gild Htpt) •on to proceed via other ports to toad and
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      1282 11 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL.: Hi.: ***** ELLERMAN LINES LONDON. PMVM, ROTTERDAM, NAMIURG I HULL and for U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports ond Canada via Colombo city if emimrv Spore P. Sham Penang Is 7 11 Nay 11/71 Ntv 21 24 Ntt •CITY IF lEIFORI Spore P. Sham Penang I/is lac
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    534 12 F.A. CUP FIRST ROUND Day of glory for Tooting and Mitcham I ONDON. Sun! Tooting and iMitcham, amateur club of the Isthmian League, gathered .the glory of yesterday's First Hound of the English F.A. Cup by knocking out League rivals Bournemouth. Seven thousand Tooting supporters
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    Lock icon REPLAY DATES
    82 12 LONDON, Sun. The replay dates in the First Round of the FA. Cup are: TOMORROW: Mill wall v Hitchin Town; Newport County v Wisbech. WEDNESDAY: York City v Bury; South Shields v Crewe Alexandra; Rochdale v Hartlepools United; Read- in; v Watford. THURSDAY: Worcester City v Chelmsford City;
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    CHESHIRE SCORE AN EASY VICTORY
    290 12 I UN don, sun. Results of ye.%- terday's Kugby Union result* were: County championship: Cumut-r. land and We6imorlana 5 Chesnire 21; Lancashire 5 Northumberland 8. Club matches: Blackheatn 3 Cambridge 12; Harlequins 11 Ox lord 8; Old Merchant Taylors 0 Old Blues 16; Richmond 6
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    Lock icon Arsenal fight to stay in lead
    340 12 THE LEAGUE LONDON, Sunday. A KSENAL held the English football First Division leadership with a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest before the best crowd of the day, nearly 50,000, at Highbury yesterday. The Arsenal attack was not at its best, and, with Forest superior
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH MEETINGS-SEVEN RACES ON Ist DAY
    439 12 WEIGHTS FOR IPOH MEETINGS-SEVEN RACES ON Ist DAY lyhHiHTs for all seven races at Ipoh on Saturday arr: Cl. X Div. 1-9F Perhaps So 9.00 Sterling 8.13 Grey Court M.09 Peanut Kid 8.08 Collusion 8.07 JoUy Day 8.06 Picture Fan II 8.06 Naxrana 8.05 Gallant Turk 8.05 Whisperinc Giant 8
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    Goad first at shoot
    53 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. Sgt. Goad (40 Base Workshop) was the individual champion at the Army inter-unit shooting competition here today. He had a grand aggregate of 182. No. 40 Base Workshop won the Ceylon Shield for interunit competition with a total of 716 points. Second were G.H.Q.
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    Rangers win
    25 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. Railway Rainbow Rangers beat United Combined 3-0 in a friendly soccer match at Kampong Bahru today. Athimulam, Loganathan and Thamby scored.
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    15 12 BARCELONA, Sun. The 1962 European athletics championships will be held in Belgrade. —Reuter.
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    LATEST ENGLISH, SCOTTISH LEAGUE POSITIONS
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      597 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ell. txtrm. BABY AMAH previous experience essential mast speak English also do household washing. 3 Ewart Park, Spore. or Tele, phone *****. Wanted December. SITUATIONS WANTED I 20 Word. Si (Min.)— Box it eti. txtrm. EXPERIENCED LADY SECRETARY, Stenographer requires position. Please
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      867 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED !0 Wordt is (Min.)-Box it eti. txtrm. i WANTED TO RENT tori American couple. 3 bedroom un- 1 furnished bungalow in Opera or j Frankel Estate. Write P.O. Box 1394. JAPANESE GENTLEMEN Requires Fully Furnished, One Bedroom Flat, Preferably Within Three Miles GPO, Please Ring (Spore) *****. THREE
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      874 13 HIRE PURCHASE 20 Wmrdt SS Min.)—Box St ett. txtrm. SOON TECK FINANCE Company finance Hire-Purchase on Motor Cars, new and secondhand (1953 Model upwards only); terms moderate. Apply 173 A South Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** or Room 2. 3rd Floor. MCA Building. Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: ***** WHY
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      793 13 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC. |20 W.rdi %i (Min.)— Box M ett. mxtrm. GENUINE MASSAGE:- Muscui lar-pain. tiredness etc. 123 Erne raid Hill Rd., Singapore. Tel. *****9. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. i daily. TOYO-BATH MASSAGE Turk--1 lshbath (Steam) Muscular-pains, tiredness, over-weight etc. 185-B Orchard Road. Tel Spore ***** j Entrance
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      813 13 NOTICES NOTICE This is to notify our customers that Mr. TAN BIAN CHUAN ceased to be employed by this Company as from November 15th 1958 and has therefore no authority to transact any business on our behalf. FIELDING. BROWN FINCH (Ml EAST) LTD., 57, Robinson Road, Singapore. NOTICE We wish
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      882 13 NOTICES I JASIN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Assessment Lists. 1959. i NOTICE t'NDKR SECTION 62. NOTICE is hereby (riven in 3 accordance with the provisions of i f Section 62 of the Municipal Ordi- nance (Cap. 133) that the Asm«xs- ment lists containing the annual value of and assessment to be
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      793 13 I TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE The date of closing of tender for Breaking and Supplying Metal from Temiang Quarry, Seremban for period Ist December,. 1958 to 1 30 th November, 1959 is extended I from 18th to 21st November, 1958. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE. Tenders from cla.ss c and above registered
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    283 14 Singapore driver sets a lap record A POPULAR VICTOR Engine troubles force Wyllie, Pope to retire MACAO, Sunday. (MIAN Lye Choon of Singapore, driving an Aston Martin DB-3S today won the Macao Grand Prix after setting a lap record. Ron Hardwick of Hong Kong, in a
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    FathuFs Cup by 3-1 margin
    444 14 MALAY TEAMS HAVE NOW WON THE MAJOR SAFA TITLES SINGAPORE, Sunday. WHEN S.A.F.A. senior cup holders, Amicable A.A., scored in the 34th minute in the final against Fathul Karib at Jalan Besar Stadium here today, they seemed set to retain their title. But they faded
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    Apprentice M.Lee loses allowance
    298 14 By EPSOM JEEP Kuala Lumpur, Sunday OIGHLIGHT of yesterday's racing here was the n brilliant treble by young Moses Lee, the outstanding apprentice rider on the Malayan Turf. Lee has now reached his 30 winners and in his next race he will be riding on equal
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    Razak Cup to Perak
    72 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Perak Malays easily beat Singapore Malays 4-0 to beceme the first winners of the Dato Razak Cup in the Malayan Malays nockey competition here today. Perak Malays were far too good for the Singapore side Centre forward Shaarl capped a fine display by scoring
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    Negri women win Heah Cup tie
    111 14 SEREMBAN, Sunday. "V^EGRI SEMBILAN women beat Malacca women 11 by four games to three in their Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton match here today. Scores (Negri players first SINGLES: Rosy Loh beat H. M. Rogayah 5-11, 11-5. 11-9: Angeline Kwok lost to Sylvia Tan
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    YMSA edge Seletar
    90 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Newly promoted Khalsa took a point off Indian Association whin their S.H.A. League Div. One match ended in a scoreless draw at Balestier Road today. In another Dlv. 1 match yesterday. Young Men Sikh Association scored a 3-2 win over R.A.F. Seletar at Seletar. Y.M.S.A.
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    Dexter may postpone wedding for cricket
    166 14 Dexter may postpone wedding for cricket SINGAPORE, Sun.—Former Malayan cricketer Ted Dexter, who is now holiday ing in France, has been asked by the M.C.C. to "stand by" as a possible replacement for the In-jury-hit English Test team in Australia. A report from Paris states that Ted. the Cambridge University
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    5-3 WIN FOR FEDERATION
    62 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Federation today beat Singapore by 5-3 in their InterPolice hockey match played on the Depot ground. Federation led 2-1 at the interval with goals by Oian Singh and Geoffry de Silva, Singapore's goal was scored by Sivamayam Federation's second half scorers were Mahindeer
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    Sports Diary
    45 14 RL'GGEB: Poppy Day match Johore Civilians v Services, Johore Bahru. Sanderson Cup (replay)— R.A.F. Seletar v 61 Signals Unit. Seletar. Friendlies —S.C.C. "B" v All Whites, padang; SRC. v R.A.F. Tengah. padang. HOCKEY: S.H.A. Dlv. 3— Y.M.S.A. "B" v Khalsa "B", Balestier Road.
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    Lock icon Singapore doctor's colt wins in UK
    87 14 J INGFIELD PARK, Sun. Dr. G. K. Lim of Singapore won the November Nursery Handicap for two-year-olds here today with his colt Signal. Signal, by the Epsom Derby winner Blue Peter out or Lovely Day, drew away in the final stages of the seven
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    Contractor foils West Indians
    51 14 AHMEDABAD. Sun.— A century by Contractor (110) enabled the Cricket Board of Control President's XI to hold the West Indies to a draw in their cricket match here today. West Indies declared 316 for six and dismissed President's XI for 124 and 227 (Contractor 110; Smith
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    BIG MOMENT
    53 14 KVIH'.'I. KARIB players, in jubilant mood, chair their captain. Rosdi Abu. after winning the S.A.F.A. Senior Cup for tbe first time. Players in this Straits Times picture are from left: Front Umar Rahmat. Ibrahim Hassan. Matmoon Sudasee. Dollah Zainol; Middle— Mokhtar Tabri. Sahar Hussein; Back Rosdi Abu. Hamid
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    Carlin wins
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Sun— Seletar Cycling Club's SAC. Alan Carlin won the Far East Air Force's 1.000-yard hill climb held for the first time at Mount Faber this morning. He won from six others, clocking 3min 23 4/ssec
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    Singapore team retain Cup
    32 14 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Singapore Indian Brotherhood won the Sinniah Memorial Cup for soccer for the third successive year when they beat Johore Bahru Indian R.C. 4-2 at Farrer Park today.
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    Choice of Craig odd
    292 14 Choice of Craig odd *y Jack r, M(LETOi( SYDNEY Austn 'l Sir Don:.: BrarinM Jack Ryd ley Sedd. >, r 01I u*B working to a mudclL tralia's t J*jH First Tcs! BrLjfl nest monti Their cboii i an I as leader ol side to f»*m Sydney been, I day is
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    SCC beaten at Seremban
    124 14 SEREMBAN, Sun.— A stons nilly gave a Negn sembiian *t tion victory over Singapore CM I Club by 14 points (a goal acd tries) to 11 t£o;d. t: In a rugger match here todaj. When the visitors led 11-3 minutes after the interval, m s«med certain
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