The Straits Times, 26 November 1958

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1958 15 CENTS
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    PEKING WARNS MALAYA
    597 1 TEN GET LETTERS TELLING OF GOODS BAN Trade board accuses both Govts. of unfriendly attitude China answers embargo with 'no sale' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Peking accused the pore and the Federation Covlents of showunfriendly itude" towards export trade. The Governments c warned that they take responsibility for
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    British arms
    28 1 LONDON, Tue-;. Britain has agreed to supply "certain arms" to Tuni.-ia. the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, told the House oJ Commons yesterday. R<> -n .t.
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    ALL-FOR-LOVE GIRL PUT ABOARD CORFU TO BE SENT BACK, BUT
    16 1 MARGO a picture from her album
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    Lock icon Now Siam breaks with Cambodia
    171 1 BANGKOK, Tuesday. lEUT.-GEN. Prapas Charusathien, a senior member of Siam's ruling Revolutionary Party, announced today that Siam was closing the Cambodian border following the Cambodian Government's decision to temporarily suspend diplomatic relations with the Siam Government. Gen. Charusathien told a Press conference the Siam Government
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    Lock icon Pope's visitor
    22 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues. Pope John XXIII received Mr. Paul Henri Spaak. secretarygeneral of Nato, at an audience here today. Reuter.
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    Teenage stowaway Margo has not lost heart
    1049 1  -  LLOYD MORGAN By SINGAPORE, Tues. Lovely teenager Margo Cutor, who .sailed from London as a stowaway to try to join her sweetheart in Australia, has not lost heart. 'Somehow, some time, I'll get to Australia and join him," she said today, "it is
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    MALAYA TO INVITE SOEKARNO
    81 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia is to be invited to pay a state visit to Malaya. The official organ of UMNO, Malaya Merdeka, said yesterday that the Defence Minister, Dato Abdul Ruzak, who is leading a goodwill mission to Indonesia w?ll extend an official
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    60-ft death fall from 'Pagoda of 10,000 Buddhas'
    258 1 TWO DOLLAR GIFT TO THE GODS, THEN... PENANG, Tuesday. A TIMBER MERCHANT, Tan Wan Cheang of Irrawady Road, fell GO feet to his death from the "Pagoda of 10,000 Buddhas" at Penang's famed Kek Lok Si Temple a t Aver Itam today.
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    ELEPHANT LEADER SHOT DEAD
    105 1 KUANTAN. Tuesday. THHE LEADER of five elephants which caused x damage on Kuala Reman Estate was shot dead today by the Kuantan game ranger, Inche Hashim bin Salleh. I herd, said the estate ger. Mr. J. M. Cotterill, tprooted more than 100 ited rubber trees, le
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    Lock icon Threat ignored
    43 1 NEW YORK. TOM. The U.N. General Assembly's political committee last night Ignored a Soviet boycott threat and voted to create an 18-member preparatory group to study international co-operation in outer space as proposed by Britain. France and the United States.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Judge barred
    26 1 KARACHI, Tues.— Mr. Justice Akhlaq Husain, a judge of the West Pakistan High Court, was suspended yesterday by the President, Gen. Mohammed Ayub.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Odd-day war is on again
    134 1 Odd-day war is on again TAIPEH, Tues. The Communists opened up their odd-day shelling of the Quemoy Islands shortly after midnight today as the "stop and go" war reached the end of its first month. By midday shore batteries had landed 201 shells on the islands. During the past three
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 SENTENCES ON RACE RIOTERS UPHELD I ONDON, lii's ii M <■-. ,>f lnui yeai «'ii each of nui' m--1 .ittj( kinu colour* d I) HI .\UgUr>t 1 i' C upheld by ippr;il today. Beater.
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    Polio: 3 new cases
    51 1 Polio: 3 new cases SINGAPORE. Tues— Three new cases of polio were reported yesterday, bringing the total since the epidemic began in August to 321. All were Asiati children under the age ol' two years. Two were from the Naval Base area. There were no deaths. HALL BQMH£Y REPORTS fnm
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    Margo is said to have had row with actor
    576 2 I ON DON DC WSpaL* per reports statL' that Margaret Cator made a snap decision to stowaway aboard the Himalaya after ■d row with a boy iriend. a 28-year-old London actor. Ronald Clarke. "It's ail my fault." Clarke said. "I am
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    'The Queen' not played, so city officers walk out
    190 2 'The Queen not played, so city officers walk out Tues. Three X city council officers walked out of the annual banquet of a branch of the Native Sons of Canada here after their hosts refused to play "God Save the Queen" when the toast to the Queen was proposed. The
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    Lock icon SHOW PASS TO RUSSIANS ONLY'
    480 3 U.S. drivers will turn back if East Germans try to check papers West intends to stay in erlin, Nixon says BERLIN, Tuesday. S. Army moved quickly to forestall eatened East German attempts to re- I lied traffic to Berlin today ordering !i drivers to turn
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    Lock icon Jakarta students shock
    52 3 JAKARTA. Tues. Many, high school students here had venereal disea.se. said newspapers today quoting Mr. Sumardi. a member of the Jakarta Administrative Council. Calling on teachers and parents to help keep studpnts from brothels. Mr. Sumardi said there had been considerable surprise at the incidence of the
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    Lock icon Nationalists resume flights over China
    81 3 Nationalists resume flights over China TAIPEII. Tues. Authoritative Nationalist military sources said today the Nationalists had resumed reconnaissance flights over the Chinese mainland. These flights were reported to have been quietly stopped about the time of Mr. Dulles' visit in October. Gen. Wan^ Shu-ming, the Nationalist Chief of Staff, said
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    Lock icon 'AFRICAN UNION' SETS POSER
    223 3 Malaya must be consulted first LONDON, Tuesday. VI ALAYA and other Commonwealth countries will i have to be consulted before the proposed union of Ghana and Guinea (now a member of the French Community) can be admitted to the Commonwealth. Ghana, a Commonwealth member, and Guinea,
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    Lock icon 58 GO ON TRIAL IN TUNISIA
    154 3 58 GO ON TRIAL IN TUNISIA TUNIS, Tues. Fiftyeight Tunisians went on trial here yesterday accused of plotting with agents from Cairo to assassinate President Bourguiba and overthrow his proWestern Government. In a dramatic speech on Sunday President Bourguiba announced the arrest of Egyptian officers who were sent to Tunis
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    Lock icon MAUGHAM'S LAST WORD
    68 3 LONDON, Tucs. Somerset Maugham, the 84-ycar-old author, said on television tonight that he had written his last book. In a filmed BBC interview, he declared: "I am a tree man and a member of the unemployed a well-uphols-tered unemployed "I shall travel and see the places I
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    LONDON STOCKS
    374 3 LONDON. Tues. Stock mar- kets suffered 'heir severest fall today for long time. Comtel-Reuters index of 25 industrial shares dropped 8.4 to 242 5. its lowest since Oct. 30. Sentiment was dominated by I yesterday's sharp break on Wall Street. Losses were widespread j and substantial. Closing middle
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    Playboy heir now free to wed Malayan
    233 3 Playboy heir now free to wed Malayan ONDON, Tues. —Tony Moynihan, 23-year-old playboy heir, was divorced yesterday by his model-wife on charges of adultery. He is now free to wed his Malayan sweetheart. Tony, son of Baron Moyniham of Leeds, did not contest the action brought by his wife, Anne.
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    MARS MAY HAVE ANIMALS
    77 3 MARS MAY HAVE ANIMALS WASHINGTON. Tues. Prof. Ernst J- Opik. noted astronomer and editor ot I the Irish Astronomical Journal., said yesterday that the possibility of animal life on the planet Mars could not be ruled out. Animals of the kind known on earth could not exist on Mar s
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    Tried to set house afire
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Gan fang San. a hawker, and father of six children, who attempted to set fire to an attap house in Thomson Road on Aug. 15 last, was jailed for three years by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court today. Gan was found
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    Airman cleared
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Senior Aircraftman Brian Robert Logan, of RAF Tengah, was acquitted today of a charge of causing the death of Radin Moonaphar. 80 by a negligent act while driving a car at Dunearn Road on the night of July 12. Logan was not called lor his defence.
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    Radio Singapore to help Malaya after the split
    325 4 Radio Singapore to help Malaya after the split TRANSFER WILL BE GRADUAL: BEAMISH SINGAPORE, Tuesday. RADIO Singapore will assist Radio Malaya with programmes, news bulletins, staff training and short-wave transmission after the split on Jan. 4. The acting Director of Broadcasting, Mr. H. H. Beamish, told the Straits Times today
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    5,000 visitors
    22 4 MALACCA. Tues.— A crowd of 5.000 is expected to attend the Feast of St. Francis Xavier here on Dec. 3.
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    THAT SHIP BOYCOTT THREAT: A PROTEST
    198 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. npHE PANAMANIAN Consul General in Singapore, Mr. William McLean, today protested against a threatened boycott of Panama-registered ships by trade unions. i The governing council of the Singapore Trades Union Congress is to decide its attitude soon to the boycott proposed by
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    BANDIT BOY ARRIVES HOME IN BRITAIN
    123 4 From HALL ROMNEY ONDON, Tues. Two-year-old "Jimmy," who was abandoned as a baby byterrorists in the Malayan jungle, arrived in London yesterday in the Canton with his foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barr of Bristol. With them were their two other adopted children
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    Fewer enrol for rural projects
    178 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T*HE NUMBER of people registering ior work under the new Government scheme to use unemployed labourers instead of machines in its rural development projects fell to well below 200 today. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour and Welfare. Mr. L.C. Goh.
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    Jeanita off to study music in London
    59 4 Jeanita off to study music in London II ANITA JIN ADAS A, who celebrated her 18th birth, day on Monday, left Singapore for England yesterday by (Jamas to study at the Royal College of Music, London. Jeanita, who was a student of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, Singapore,
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    11-POINT OIL TALKS OPEN TODAY
    78 4 11-POINT OIL TALKS OPEN TODAY SINGAPORE, Tues.—Negotiations between the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company and the Stanvac Employees' Union on 11 demands for salary category personnel. will open at the Labour Ministry here tomorrow. The claims include two months' wages as bonus, general wage increase of $30, annual increment of $10 to
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    Cemetery fence
    29 4 TAIPING. Tues The Town Council has voted $3500 for a chain link fence for the Christian cemetery In Kamuntinp: Road to keep cattle from straying into it
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    New engine
    25 4 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— A new $25,000 fir e engine has replaced the old tive-ton military truck with a trailerpump, here for 13 years.
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    JOIN SPA AND SAVE COUNTRY UNIONIST
    178 4 JOIN SP A AND SAVE COUNTRY UNIONIST SINGAPORE. Tl Mr. K C Th secretary or the a^ pore Bank En, Union, today 75^ on those wh 7;jcountry's r ,l heart to corr uZ. 3 and savo s^ from destrt .p ap0 He made t: joining the ai *<!*: mittee ot
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    Scout chief for Jakarta
    49 4 SINGAPORE I ang-born Mr. A bin Tamby Kechik, F.-.: Commissioner fPai the Boy ScouK I: Bureau, left lor Jakarta today to attend a Indonesian Boy Scout reprtsentatives. Mr. Abdul Kadi appointed field commissioner at the beginning ot tU year, will be away for tr weeks.
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    St. John's top old boys
    37 4 KUALA LU.MPLR. Tues.The St. John's Old Boy's Association has cli following official. Mr. Lee Tiam On cd) secretary. Mr re-elected i ti S.P. Visvanathan: Hor tors, Mr XX 8 Liew Yuk Kontr.
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    Ten on rioting charge
    29 4 SINGAPORE men pleaded not to a chargi assaulting each velock Road on M I They were i bail of SI. OOO til) on Dec. 31.
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      362 4 fcTAtIE TUB presents Small SIXGATOHK Uil Hotel," a comedy by Rex Frost, CORPS: Life at the Cultural Centre Theatre, rer Park px* I Canning Ki.-e. RAOB: Weekly mcf:' ROTARY CI.IB: Weekly of the East Lodge luncheon— guest speaker Mr. P. S. Straits Merchant B Rajaratnam. Apex Club District 1A Raffles
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    Why not use Malay craft, asks varsity head
    223 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Alexander Oppenheinx, Vice-chancellor I ihe University of Malaya, today came support of boat races between the two ii universities. t he said: "Why use dragon boats? Why Malay craft?" ruilv." said the proI would prefer the dng --hells that nable
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    Girls hunt pantie-raid clues
    186 5 THERE S A TRAITOR AMONG US, THEY BELIEVE OINGAPORE, Tues. Women living in Eusoff College, University of Malaya, are seeking clues that will lead them to the people who stole their underwear on Sunday. Yesterday morning workmen removed panties and brassieres from trees, lampposts, telephone-lines and
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    DOLLAR WEAKENS ON DEMAND FOR STERLING
    166 5 DOLLAR WEAKENS ON DEMAND FOR STERLING By GEOFFREY BOLANO SINGAPORE, Tues. The Malayan dollar weakened against the pound today after standing at its normal top for 12 days. The drop was l/16th of a penny and the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association's rates are now 2s. 3 15/16 d. T.T. selling
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    Sikh party
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sikhs will celebrate the birthday lof their first Guru. Nanak Dcv Ji, tomorrow with speI rial prayer meetings, lectures, music competitions and food.
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    NEVER SEDUCED THIS GIRL, SAYS DEFENDANT
    679 5 Man in $5,000 claim: The allegations were made on demand for loan return SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A FORMER supervisor of a sewing centre, V. S. Padmanabhan, 12, today denied in the High Court that he had ever seduced Lee Ngan Chun, 18, while she was
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    NEW FIRE CHIEF NAMED
    70 5 NEW FIRE CHIEF NAMED SINGAPORE. Tues. The City Council's staff committee today unanimously appointed Mr. Norman Lord, Deputy Fire Officer at Mombasa, to be Chief Fire Officer Mr. Lord is expected here next March, three months before the Chief Fire Officer. Mr. J. Angus, is due to leave. Mr. Lord
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    COUNCIL PUTS LIMIT ON NUMBER OF VISITORS
    77 5 COUNCIL PUTS LIMIT ON NUMBER OF VISITORS PENANG, Tucs.— The number of visitors to future council meetings is to be restricted. The Mayor. Air. D. S. K a man a than said in a statement today that admission of the public to Friday's meeting and subsequent meetings would be by
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    Discipline: New council move
    176 5 WHITLEY MEETING TO DISCUSS IT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A PROPOSAL to form a disciplinary board in the City Council will come before the council's Whitley Council at a meeting on Dec. 5. This will be the Whitley Council's first meeting since the new City Council took office
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    CONFIDENCE IS NEEDED
    85 5 SINGAPORE Tues—Singapore must inspire confidence among its potential foreign investors before it can expect investments from abroad, the New Zealand Defence Minister, Mr. P. G. Connolly, said today. "To do this," said Mr. Connolly, "you must show those investors that Sin- gapore is achieving stability internally. You
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    URCHINS UNDERGROUND
    313 6 Ten Merdeka Bridge boys hit headlines then disappear from hovel Police arrive too late after Finian the truant shows the way SINGAPORE, Tuesday, fHE 10 urchins of Merdeka Bridge have gone "underground" since the story of their plight made front Page news last week. Yesterday, 12-year-old. Finian Anthony
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    Stamp Club officials
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Tucs Thf following have been elected officials of the Singapore Stamp Club: President, Mr. A. Gilmour; secretary. Mr. H.G. Rodyk, exchange manager and treasurer. Mr. A.G.J. Young; auctioneer. Mr. Jan Clayton.
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    67 homes raided in week: Highest on record
    36 6 JJOUSE BREAKING cases in Singapore totalled 67 last week. This is the highest flgune on police records. Seven involved a total of nearly $10,--000. A police spokesman said:
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    $1,500 van robbery
    59 6 SINGAPORE, Tups.— Five masked robbers held up a provision shop van at Lim Chu Kang Ko'd last night and robbed the driver and a clerk of $1,500. The driver, Teo Ngak Seng, 19. and the clerk, Neo Teck Seng, 19, had just completed their weekly collection when
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    LAST JOURNEY TO ROYAL MAUSOLEUM
    71 6 THE HEARSE bearing the coffin of the Raja Bendahara of Perak, Raja Abdul Rashid ibni Sultan Idris, an uncle of the Sultan of Perak, arriving at the Royal Mausoleum in Kuala Kangsar on Monday. A 11-gun salute was fired and a 14-day period of mourning
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    Singapore, Tues.
    144 6 "There is no specific reason for this increase." The general crime statistics had risen considerably. Fifteen of the robberies were committed during the day and the rest at night. In 30 cases, the occupants had left their houses without tellins anyone. Watch homes Policemen had been instructed to
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    GIFT FOR BATTALION
    59 6 TAPAH. Tues.— The people of the Batang Padang distrtct. which was declared "white" ,on Sunday, .have presented* the 4th. Biv, Royal Malay Regiment with a silver shield. The battalion was also pre- sented with a silver candelabra will adorn 1 1 mess, and a kri will- br>;
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    THE FAM PROF. HALDANE IS COMING FOR SCIENCE TALKS AT VARSITY
    121 6 THE FAM PROF. HALDANE IS COMING FOR SCIENCE TALKS AT VARSITY SINGAPOI i J. B. K. Hal British bloii g ticist. Is comin pore next wi cial Internation congress to tx University ol It Prof. Haldanc will stalled as pre congress by Chancellor ol sity of Malaya. Pi Oppenhfirr Edward
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      321 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Less Important in education? 1 They are well grounded In the <£'• elements of drawing (8, 7). 7 Determined defence against a counter-attack? (5, io>. 8 Such victory at the polls can- 9 Qui t€ r ig nt t0 deman d successnot leave the country
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    DEATH
    33 8 :n Wurdt fill (Minimum*. MRS. LIM CHOO KIAT nee Madam Wong Lay Eng, age 51 of Singapore passed away at 64 Jalan Kuantan XI. 24.11.58 Burial at Cheras Rjad Cemetery' wi 25.11.58.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    63 8 ACKNOWL EDGMENTS Wards KM Minimum). MR AND MRS. R. S. MANI thank all mends who sent wreaths, messages of condolence and attended the funeral of their eldew son S. Narayanan on J3-11-58. THE FAMILY of the latr Mr. Ire Kee Slew thank all friends and relatives for their assistance, donations,
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1958. Records In Rice
    661 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1958. Records In Rice It is not often the Minister of Agriculture pats his staff on the back, but in addressing the conference of State agricultural officers Inche Aziz paid glowing tributes to their part in the year's record rice crop. The 1957-58 harvest
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    African Union
    314 8 Inspired by the example of the thirteen American colonies and the tendencies of nations in Europe, Asia and the Middle East to organise in a rational manner, "we the Prime Ministers of Ghana and Guinea have agreed to constitute our two states as i the nucleus of a
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    Getting It Taped
    192 8 It i.s nut unusual for political parties to accuse their opponents of sabotaging public meetings. Nor is Jt unusual for political parties to send hecklers to enliven opponents' meetings. But it is less usual for prominent political leaders to be conspicuously present at a rival's election rallies.
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    THE PROSPECTS FOR DEMOCRACY IN ASIA
    361 8  -  ADRIENNE FARRELL By Burma, Siam, Pakistan, Iraq, and the Sudan are among the countries which have exchanged democracy for military rule. NEW DELHI. rpHE advent of mili--1 tary rule to Pakistan and Burma has shaken Indians out of their complacency and set them earnestly
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      THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE: IT IS A MATTER OF PUBLIC INTEREST
      382 8 f THE defence put up x by Mr. K. E. Hilborne (S.T. Nov. 25) in favour of the recent appointment of the Chief Justice of Singapore rests on grounds which seem to us to be unfounded and erroneous. Mr.
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      The law and poultry huts
      117 8 THE Town Council of Johore Bahru have started to send men round to pull down all poultry huts behind houses. It is very sad to think that as a result of this drastic action some poor people have lost the few fowls and chickens they
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    Lock icon CAN IT HAPPEN IN INDIA TOO?
    667 8 Mr. Nehru has suggested that there is a basic attitude of mind in India, a penchant for democratic rule, which makes the possibility of military rule remote. He ascribes this to the centuries-old democratic live man village council system. the Influence of the freedom
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    WORRIES OVER FOR WIDOW SATIMAH
    197 9 WORRIES OVER FOR WIDOW SATIMAH \PORE, Mon. *> nali blnte Pa--19, who last week order to have sessions seized; uctioned to pay! rent arrears to apore ImproveTrust, has now her debts- paid for mpathetic memof the public and c Social Welfare Delent. who owed the 15 go arrears for two
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    outh cleared of four charges
    43 9 .:t)RE. Tues.— ConsFernando. 17. was I tted on two charges of xtortion -and two charges of; rxtortion in a, ouri here today. Nines were alleged taken piace at the h mile Upper Serangoon Road on the evening of
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    MALAYAN GIRLS? THEY LACK RESPONSIBILITY
    191 9 MALAYAN GIRLS? THEY LACK RESPONSIBILITY .-jiXUAPORE. Tuesday. \|I6S V. N. RASCHEN, general selT1 cretary of the YWCA, who leaves >r Britain soon at the end of her two-year contract, thinks there are vof opportunity for Malayan girls to become leadit only they had "a little more sense sponslbility." id "What
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    Top gob for Himsworth at Central Bank
    104 9 Top gob for Himsworth at Central Bank KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Singapore's Deputy Controller of Foreign Exchange has been engaged on a short tern contract by the Federation's Central Bank. He will be the bank's first superintendent of foreign exchange, organise the department ;tnd train staff for this specialised work. Recruitment
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    Penggawa dies
    34 9 TUMPAT. Tues. The Penggawa of Sungei Pinang. in Tumpat district. Wan Idris bin Mohamed Salleh, died in his house yesterday at the age of 48. He had been ill for several days.
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    Lib-Socs get ready for polls battle
    540 9  -  LEE KHOON CHOY By THEY GET DOWN TO WORK AFTER PLEDGE GIVEN BY THE CHIEF MINISTER SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE Liberal-Socialists were the only party today to get down to work for the coming general elections following the assurance of the Chief Minister, Tun Lim
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    Jakarta to give S'pore
    221 9 CINCAPORE, Tues. A black list of Indonesian rebels who are active in Singapore will soon be handed over to the Singapore Government by the Indonesian Consulate-General here. A Consulate-General spokesman said today that the list was being prepared of all rebels "whose continued activities are against
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    PROTEST OVER TOUR-STAR' LABRADOR
    340 9 SPCA asks: Why destroy this healthy army veteran? I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Society for the Prevention of I Cruelty to Animals here today protested against I the army's intention to destroy Lew, the "four 1 i star" Labrador tracker dot? of the Special Air Service Regiment,
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    Diplomat sees a future in Malaya's past
    361 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T<HE NEW ZEALAND High Cornmissioner-desig- nate to Malaya, Col. C. M. Bennett, looks on his appointment as "a pilgrimage to the land of my forbears." An expert anthropologist, 1 Col. Bennett maintains that the Polynesians, of which the Maoris form a
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    318 days (at 20cts. a day) arid still no plans
    255 9 318 days (at 20cts. a day) arid still no plans SINGAPORE, Tues. 0 The City Court heard' today of the difficulties of a school management in getting proper plans for a new block of class rooms after they had been built unlawfully. Last year the court issued a mandatory order
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    POLICE DISMISS CID MAN AFTER PROBE
    74 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fPHE police here have sacked a detective after a probe into allegations made against him in letters to the Press. The dismissal followed a three-month investigation by CID officers. Mr. Brian Goodrich, Assistant Commissioner. CID. toI confirmed that a detec.as dismissed. Her
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    MAYOR GETS 'GREETINGS' FROM TOKYO
    134 9 MAYOR GETS 'GREETINGS' FROM TOKYO 1 I SINGAPORE, Tues. The Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Cuan, tooay received a message of -greetings' from the Governor 01 Tokyo, Mr. Seiichiro Yasui, in connection with the visit here of the Japanese Antarctic exploration team. 1 The team, which came here in the ice-breaker
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    4 kampongs flooded
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. At least four kampongs in low-lying areas in the Tumpat district of Ktlantan are still flooded. They are Bendang Pak Yong, Telok Jering Nga Ibu and Kalor. Floods in other parts of the Federation have generally subsided.
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    Amendments to constitution
    44 9 IPOH, Tues. The Perak State Council will meet on Thursday to consider amendments to the State constitution. The amendments are intended to bring the constitution of Perak in line with the provisions envisaged for all states in the new Federal constitution.
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    King's grandson flies home- for holidays
    54 9 King's grandson flies home- for holidays TENGKU MIRZAN. 20. a student of the Sydney College of Art, arrived in Kuala Lumpur by air on Monday to spend his vaca. tion with his grandparents, the Vans di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong. The Tengku in. tends to be an interior
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    Two will sail home in a 24-foot sloop
    231 9 Two will sail home in a 24-foot sloop lIOHOREI IOHORE BAHRU, Tues. |J Two Royal Navy men in Singapore are planning to spend their unpaid leave sailing a 24-foot Bermuda sloop to Ensland. If they are successful their boat may be the smallest ever, to have completed the 7,000 mile
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    New church
    30 9 MALACCA. Tues. The Right Rev. Monsignor D. Venciargon Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, will bless and open the $42,000 St. Philomenas Church at Tampin at 8.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    GOVT. IS STILL STUDYING THE PLAN FOR PORT
    108 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government was still studying the report of the Millbourn Commission which last year recommended a new port authority to improve efficiency. Mr. O.H.R. Beadles, acting Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, said today. He declined
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      1030 10 BAKAR FLIES INTO A TEMPER WITH MAT The jungle animals have received a notice saying that a king is to be chosen among them, and that tests for courage, sagadtu. wit and pulchritude will take place at Kolam Ayer the next day. They decide to hare an impromptu concert that
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      CHOOSE A PEN FRIEND
      284 10 Alice Nf, aged 13. 51-B Dawson Road. Queenstown. Singapore 3. Sports. ,ongs, radio. Robert Tan Hup Thye. aged 10. 38-T Jaian Sayang. Singapore 14. Reading, stamps. Ng Chwee Stwei. aged 14. 6-B Mount Emily Road. Singapore 9. Sports. M. Toh. 12 Henderson Road. Singapore 3. Rahim
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      A slick chick
      24 10 These spectacles man inre the bird an intellectual look, but in .'act they are to prevent the fowl pecking his neighbour.
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      189 10 What do these I signs mean? Deor Boys ond Girls, H.M. Novol Bose, Singapore Here ore the six winners 27. of our 'Pcem' contest. Chong When Flioper reached tho Lon Yong, 38 Tukong Street, middle of the moze, he sow Kajang, Selongor, Lee Ong, that there were three shops 1930
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    Henry Cotton revived glories of British golf
    1722 11 GOLFER WHO VANQUISHED 274 RIVALS TERAN WITH CAREFREE LOOKS AND MACHINE-LIKE EFFICIENCY i\ British sport was probably at its lowest level. Her athletes not recovered from the war. Even her racehorses were regubeatea by French importations. However, early in July that year, some
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      57 11 performance economy comfort. ALWAYS in demand our investment is safe a M O RRI S woo (Airconditioned) .■f\,\ Gcylong Rood Tel: *****/3 *****/2 |C arc kindly advised that the entire 1 STARLIGHT ROOM' hos been excluiively booked R A. OB. PROV. GRAND LODGE, N GAPORE, for their Annual Dinner Dance
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      164 11 ENCLISH ELECTRIC f gr ~L^ —^l FOOD MIXER I»^lts>-^/ an extra hand in v^ the kitchen. JhfjLZj^^^ With juice extractor \*atl Singapore $151.00 \.""V\| Extras available. ilT~u) ''^^v /W^^^^mK^ ENGLISH ELECTRIC "v-t-J^aWy with chromium plats in various colours W<®SB?s?] iv H/Iri' V Singapore $37.00 and up RUSSELL HOBBS TEA MAKER
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      120 11 Carmen A fo. By 3§aa IS^^jXT} I'M WORRIED- kvENING E HUH? if^X^T^vV^J '/s^B %B^-^ CwAP rJr I'ANCsfcKC/Lo* IWWILE I MIX ll^S^ V TT7*__ oppticcc Vl The Saint By Leslie Charteris y FIND YOU A W/^y J \_J\- |J i l^^^^r^nT V tljic o.^or'' ai c-^ IPicli Tracy By Chester Gould
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    RUBBER PRICE FALLS TO LOWEST LEVEL SINCE MID-OCTOBER
    72 12 By Our Market Correspondent RUBBER went down to its lowest level since 1V mid-October in Singapore yesterday, December first grade closing at 87* cents a lb, a drop of 1 1 cents. m This followed an overnight drop of a farthing in
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    547 12 The Malayan share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials continued to have selective support at quotations. Tins weie easier and rubbers were quiely steady. The turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.09; Fraser Neave ords $1.55 and $1.60 (OL), $1.62; Gammon $1.80;
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 12 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 25 Nov. 24 Industrials: 92.93 92.74 Tins: 93.90 95.26 Rubbers <S> i 10X42 107.91 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    155 12 l.i-i i ii-Im-i first grade rubber i buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 87 cents per lb "down li cents on Monday's closing price. Closing tone: Uncertain. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Hit. 1 R.S.S. Spot 1 f .o.b. buyers 87 .sellers 88U:
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    BERTAM CON.
    74 12 At <ne annual meeting of Bertam Consolidated Rubber Company in London, a resolution was unanimously passed authorising the sale of the company's reserve and padi lands, approximately 7.500 acres, with the buildings, plan and machinery thereon, for £250,000. In reply to a question, Mr. C. F. Stilwell, the
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    No dividend
    54 12 The directors of Hevea (Johore) Rubber Plantations state that In view of the sale of Tiong Klat Estate, the company's one remaining property, it. i s not proposed to pay a dividend for the year to June 30 (50 per cent), as previously announced. Tine sum of £12,785
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    340 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday London; selling T.T. or O.D. 2/3 15 16- buying airmail T.T. I 2- 4 1 IG, O.D. 2-4 3/32. 30 d/st 2.4 7/32. 45 d st 2/4 60 d st 2/4 b/i2. 90
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    STORE SHIPPING
    155 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves lor expected to arrive today: Burnside 1-2, Suzanne 4-5. Courlis UA, Edward Dembowski 6-7, Japan 8-9, Keyokawa M.nu 13-14. Bidor 18 Nicolay Burctenkn 19, Scudai N. Wall 3, Olinda 29-30, Santhia 33-34, President Madison 35-36, Tyne Breeze 38-39. Kirston Maersk
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    BATU TIGA
    93 12 An Interim dividend of IK per cent, is declared by the Batu Tiga (SeUngor) Rubber Company for 1958 and, subject to Treasury consent, a capital distribution of Is. 3d., free of tax. per £1 unit on account of the sale proceeds of Bukit Klara Estate. A circular is
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    118 12 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares continued to show a firm tone on the Stock Exchange here today, with the best moves being Esa Bank up 18d Reichhold 3d. Loans 3'»'f 1956-59 £99 16s. 3d Bank of N.S.W. £35 U. 3d. Con. Zinc 70 Mount Lyell 29/N. Broken Hill 94
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    PRODUSE PRICES
    34 12 Singapore ,lm "l Exchan,,. yesteni., Copra: November/] j.' l "-'(V SIS': £5.$ 5129, S. wak black Singapore I P.m. pric, Bombay S4o>, (nominaj S Association s*» drum $68 H.C.B. ltd Novemb. ""H.
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      897 12 NOTICES NOTICE OFFERS ARE INVITED for road transport of loads up to 40 tons per month from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. Contract basis U preferred. Write to Advertiser, itox A 5161 S.T. BTOAIsW VACANT NEWLY opened Dispensary requires a Chinese Lady to do shop- ,)ii; reception, and interpi etat ion
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      142 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Yap Kirn Chye is no longer employed by us as from 25.11.58 and is therefore unauthorised 10 act In any capacity on our behalf. LINDETEVES (M) LTD. SINGAPORE. TENDER NOTICE CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD. FEDERATION OF MALAYA Tenders are Invited for "ADDITIONS AND
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      872 12 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the NGEE ANN KONOSI Is willing to grant a Lease of 24 pieces of land situate at Balestler Road, Singapore, being the land£ comprised in Government Resurvey Lots Nos. 944. 945, 946. 947, y4B 949, 950, 951. 952 953 954 955 956, 957,
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      693 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Principal, Malayan Teachers College. Penang. up to 12.00 noon of 12th December, 1958, for the supply of the undermentioned:— 1. Cooked food for approximately 325 students of the Malayan Teachers College, Penang, for period Ist. January, 59 to
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      696 12 Japan «c OSA Pacific/Atlantic Coast <!« S'oore P. Sham Psnarij m M "Kamikjwi Mara' 910 Dec 11 Dec 1? Dec 2nd Mil 13/15 Dec 19 Dt! "Kuiikawi Maru" 11/13 Jai 14 Jan 15 Jan 19 j Jr loading for Hongkong, all Japan Pcrts, tos Angeles and N<v; cargo fo: Vancou»er,
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      1382 13 ldos MANSFIELD <Se CO., LTD. Tel: 2411 T> (Incorporated in Singapore) (tj liev THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T ings TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS lCt witl Hterty tt prteeed via Panama cape at Gaad Hepe) s option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo LOADING
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      1271 13 f1T7?73^7777i7X77V*****77^i EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTEROAM, DREMEN. HAMBURG, COPEHHAGEN, GOTHENBURG, OSIO S'pcre P. Sham Penang "JUTLANOIA'T I* Ptrt 27/21 Niv MEONIA'f 28/22 Dtc 23/24 Dec 25/28 Otc SIENA" 8/18 JM 11/12 JM 13/14 JM Calls London (Passengers III}) Calliig Gdyaia. t Passtagtr Mcamtdatia*
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      1294 13 S!7i'io N im THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. "^i SINGAPORE (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) i LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN. U.K. t CONTINENTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Penang BENARTY for Hamburg, London, Rotterdam I* Part/28 Niv 29/30 Nay BENVRACKIE for London. Rotterdam, la Part/28 Ntv Bremen, Hamburg 21 Niv/ i
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      1340 13 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL.: Na.: ***** KIAEBMAN LIMES KjLAVENESS LINE UmOK HAVRE ROTTERDAM. 10$ ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG I HULL SEATTLE. VANCOUVER t PORTLAND aM hr U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports Acceatiag carga fer Ceetral 1 s.utA and Canada via Colombo America CtTY OF BEDFORD BOUGAINVILLE S-aort P. Sham fenang
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    Our Kingdom gets a confident vote
    1152 14 RACING with Epsom Jeep QUR KINGDOM is improving with each run and in his present form he will be hard to beat in any Class 2 sprint. I give this Star Kingdom four-year-old a confident vote in the Class 2, Div. 1, 6f handicap
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    145 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 2.30 RUBBER PLANTER Mcrrostar II Easy Winner METROSTAR II Full House Rubber Planter II DENTENTURIUS Rubber Planter II Full House Race 2 3.05 TECHNICOLOR II Windsor II Midnight Tonight TECHNICOLOR II Tawakal Windsor II WINDSOR II Winged Warrior Technicolor II Race
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    Sure Profit goes up to Class 2
    256 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Straits Racing Association today announced the promotion of six horses. They are Lucky Game, Sure Profit (from Class 3 to Class 2). Prince Ranier, Show Up. Ellem and Fireworship (from Class 4 to Class 3). Demotions: From Class 3 to
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    Lock icon Disqualified
    44 14 MIDDLESBROUGH, Tues Tommy Molloy, British welterweight champion, lost his first fight since turning professional when he was disqualified in the third round of a match against Johnny Malfah, of Ghana, here last night. Reuter. Lock bowls MCC tourists to victory by 345 runs
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      736 14 E^ljjiafli^^ TODAY'S BEST BETSEPSOM JEEP S best bets at Ipoh today are Rubber Planter II (Race 1), Our King, dam (Rare 4) and Golden Gus (Race 7). CALL BOY\ double is Metrostar II (Race 1) and Small World (Race 6). RACE 12. JO: (Class x, Olv. 4)— 6 Furs. 1
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      1476 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ctt. extra. FURNISHED ROOM for bachelor, quiet area s'. miles from City on Bus Route. $85 00 per month. Box A 5156 S.T. TO LET FURNISHED No. 25. Maple Avenue. Eden Park. Rent $325 per mensem. Inspection Invited Phone *****. MODERN FLAT
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      890 15 i ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 70 Word. Si (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtru. FIRST CLASS RESIDENTIAL furnished flat near Town on elevated ground, quiet surround- mi: and scenic view, 3 large bed- rooms with bathroom attached, longbath with hot and cold water spacious lounge, dlningroom. > verandah, kitchen and rear bal-
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      1006 15 HIRE PURCHASE 20 Words Si (Mlh.)-Box St cts. extru. INSTALLATION NEON SIONS Modernised with sounds suit every advertisement easy payments arranged Apply Cathay Neon Limited 15 Mohamed Sultan Road, Singapore. GRUNDIG, NORDMENDE, PHILIPS. Siemens, Radios. Radiograms, Recordchangers, Refrigerators, Airconciitioner>. at Very Easy Payments. Trade-ins Accepted. Please visit Benteng, 412 Joo
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      468 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word. $S (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtru. ARMSTRONG KIDDELEY SAPPHIRE Synchromesh Gears, First Registered March 1956. one Owner. What offers? Box A 5065. S.T. OPEL REKARD Convertible I Registered 1956 perfect condition four new white walled tyre. Apply 25 Jalan Punai off Jalan Eunos Singapore. FIAT 500
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      431 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box it ctt. extru. 1957 HILLMAN. 1956 F/Consul. F/Prefect, "1955 Oxford, Hillman, V/Wagen, 1954 V/Velox, M.S Wagen, 1903 A/Somerset, I 1951 Austin Van, 1952 M/Minor, I 1949 Citroen. Sin Thai Hln Trading Co., 58, Short Street (Spore), Tel: *****. 1956 AUSTIN A3O. 1955
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      365 15 FOR SALE 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box St ctt. extru. FOR SINT NICOLAAS order now Boterletters, Gevxildespeculaas, Krentebroden. Chocoladeletters, Abe nguunjes. Pepernoten, Speculaaspoppen, etc. Ja.a Provision Store. 117. Killiney Road, Phone *****. CHEAP SALE Last Few Days. New Gramophone Records. Longi playing from $5. Standard from 50c. Excellent Bargains. Come
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    AUSSIES ARE STUNNED
    718 16 M.C.C. 319 and 257 for three declared, Australian combined eleven 1 28 and 1 03 (Harvey 38, Lock 6-29). M.C.C. won by 345 runs. TEST SELECTORS LEAVE GROUND IN GLOOM From JACK FINGLETON Sydney. Tuesday AUSTRALIAN cricket suffered another stunning blow here today. With Tony Lock taking
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    102 16 MCC Ist INNS— 3I9 AUST. XI Ist INNS 128 MCC 2nd INNS 257 for rhree dccl. AUST. XI 2nd INNS McDonold ret. hurt 5 Steven j b Trueman 33 Harvey b Lock 38 O'Neill c Trueman b Lock 2 Surge b Lock 7 Simpson c Graveney b Lock 0
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    Lock icon Tokyo likely to stage 1964 Olympic Games
    340 16  - Tokyo likely to stage 1964 Olympic Games VERNON MORGAN By LONDON, Tues.— With less than a week to ?o before applications for the 1964 Olympic Games have to be in the hands of the chancellor of the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne, only two cities, Tokyo and Detroit, have officially
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    Percy's two goals end SCC's fight
    86 16 Percy's two goals end SCC's fight SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police enhanced their prospects In the S.H.A. first division league when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-0 on the padang today. This was the Police team's sixth victory in seven games Police, however, did not have things their own way today. They
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    156 16 RI'OGER Siatn Air Force v SB U. President's XV, padanj;, 5.15 p.m.: R.A.S.C. v RE. ME.. Aver Rajah Road; R.A.F. Seletar "A" v 200 Coy. R.M.P.. Seleiar: South Johor* 1 "A" v RNZAF. Johore Bahru, 61 Signals Unit v R.A.F. Changi "B Sembawang; R.A.F. Changi v 221 8.V.D..
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    Move made to hold club soccer meet
    344 16  - Move made to hold club soccer meet VIC NAYAGAM By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues AN effort has been made by a leading club soccer H official in Selangor, Mr. Albert Foster, manager of Selangor Rangers, to boost ciub soccer in Malaya. If his plan materialises a i round-robin tournament, featuring the
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    Lock icon West Australia take points
    45 16 ADELAIDE, Tues. Western Australia took first innings points against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield cricket match which ended here today. Final scores: South Australia 313 and 292-4 tied. iFaveil, 145. Dansie 101 > Western Australia 415 and 115-2 "Rutherford 49 Reuter.
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    Rugby game to aid planters
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    Airmen beaten
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    Tourists draw
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    247 16 CINGAPORE. Tues. The Royal Siam Air Force rugger team flew into Singapore today without the j slightest worry over the outcome of their t\yo tough matches here against the Singapore Rugby Union Presidents XV and the i Combined R.A.F. Malaya and Singapore
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