The Straits Times, 14 October 1959

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    22 1 \Mlt\(,l DAILY II KTIH1 I) X.1LE I \<ll I»S 80,000 The Straits Times Mai*** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    MILLIONAIRE KIDNAPPED
    720 1  -  EE BOON LEE FAMILY GETS 'WILL YOU NEGOTIATE?* PHONE CALL Towkay, 70, ambushed while driving home from game of golf By SINGAPORE, Tuesday Caddies in car saw gang of five: Kiosk man helps police MR. Chia Yee Soh, 70, a millionaire merchant, was kidnapped last night after a
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    Here's the ideal gift for your friends
    216 1 Here's the ideal gift for your friends TIIK Straits Times 1 Annual for 1960 will In* published early in November. The Annual is SouthEast Asia's finest publication, and this new edition will more than maintain the high reputation that it has won. There are: 122 PAGES superbly produced on fine
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    Lock icon Soekarno again asks Nik to Indonesia
    66 1 Soekarno again asks Nik to Indonesia JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno said today that he had renewed his invitation to Mr. Khrushchev, and the Soviet Deputy Premier. Mr. Anastas Mikovan. to visit Indonesia. The first invitation was extruded during President Soekarno's visit to Russia in July. The President told a Prrss
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    Scientific pact
    27 1 PEKING. Tues. China and the Soviet Union have sipned an agreement on i scientific and technical cooperation, the New China i News Agency reported— U.P.l.
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    Polar service
    25 1 TOKYO. Tues.— Air France announced today it will start a iet service ever the North Pole with Boeing 707 planes early next year.
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    Lock icon MOON ROCKET RETURNING
    33 1 MOSCOW, Tues Russia's moon rocket has passed its apogee maximum distance from the earth and is on its way back to earth, Tass, the Soviet news agency reported tonight Reuttr.
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    MARSHAL CHEN WILL VISIT INDONESIA
    163 1 HONG KONG, Tuesday. THE COMMUNIST Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, has accepted an invitation to visit Indonesia to study and try to settle the economic problem of some 2,000,000 overseas Chinese. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. who arrived here from Peking yesterday, said
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    Lock icon Ban lifted
    31 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Enslish-language newspaper Times of Indonesia, which was suspended last Saturday on orders of the Jakarta Military Command, was given permission to publish again from tod-ay. Reuter.
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    NOW—BLITZ ON 'YELLOW ENGLISH LANGUAGE MAGAZINES
    244 1 NOW— BLITZ ON 'YELLOW ENGLISH LANGUAGE MAGAZINES SINGAPOtit, Tues. The Singapore Government is to scrutinise imported English language publ i c a t ions under the Undesirable Publ i c a t ions Ordinance to stop "yellow" publications entering the State. Tne ordinance has mainly been applied in the past
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    A brave taxi man is stabbed
    134 1 A brave taxi man is stabbed SINGAPORE. Tues. A taxi driver. Lim Hoo Cher, 34 who chased and caught a robber In Penang Lane here tonight was stabbed in the back by another robber he had mistaken for a detective. An ambulance afterwards took Lim to hospital, wlicre his condition
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    STOP PRESS
    8 1 DIRT i CARC STF I (Ml.)!.
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    Lock icon Churchill's majority is down but it's still victory V
    79 2 IT may be a reduced majority but it's still the famous "V for Victory" sign as Sir Winston Churchill, 84, is re-elected to Parliament for the ninth time. Labour Party officials had a hard task rustling up the 10.018 votes for
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    Lock icon THE MIAS TOUCH THAT COST INVESTORS $smil.
    275 2 THE MIAS TOUCH THAT COST INVESTORS $smil. Five accused of conspiracy LONDON. Tuesday. SMALL investors all over Britain put £600.000 1 ($5,000,000) in the Mias group of companies during the year 1957 to 1958— but "practically nothing will be seen -again," it was stated in court here yesterday. The prosecution
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    Lock icon What a ship, says A-chief
    42 2 MOSCOW, Tues. Mr. John McCone. chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. said here today that Russia's atom ice-breaker. Lenin, was a "remarkable ship." It was well conceived, well designed and well engineered, he added. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Jet crash: 2 die
    36 2 LONDON. Tues— A Blackburn N. A 39 naval strike jet aircraft crashed in the New Forest, near Ashur.^t. today, ploughing a 12ft. deep crater and killing the crew of two— Reuter. J
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    Rhino, bull and goat entered for city election
    94 2 Rhino, bull and goat entered for city election RIO DE JANEIRO. TMI Cacareco. the baby rhinoceros who received more than 50.000 votes last Sunday in thr Sao Paulo municipal election, was registered here yesterday with two other four-foot-<(l candidates for the Porto Alegro city election on Nov. 8. His rivals
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    Lock icon Backing for study award plan for Asians
    133 2 Backing for study award plan for Asians MELBOURNE. Turs. The Vice-chancellor of Melbourne University, Sir George Panton, today supported a proposed plan under which private firms in Victoria would sponsor scholarships for Asian students. The proposal wa.^ made by Mr. Christopher Olhf-n. an Australian now teaching in Malaya. Prof. Paton
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    25 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The .United States Navy has drawn up plans for construction of an all-weather commercial airfield in the Ant--1 arctic— Reuter.
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      33 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby TUIS Utc y n, W^ \MOQHiHa/ JUTI/ (NO) .[I WELL. WUAT CAN I I TbuvmE^ DO TO MAKE XXI I A NEW J P6EL BETT6C ?J TT* "^1
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    Lock icon Malaya scores victory in U.N.
    440 3 GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO DEBATE CHINAS SUPPRESSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN TIBET NEW YORK, Tuesday. YJALAYA scored a victory in the United Xations last night by getting the General Assembly to agree to debate the suppression of human rights in Tibet. By 43 votes to 11,
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    Lock icon 'INDIA CAN HOLD HER OWN AGAINST CHINA'
    182 3 'INDIA CAN HOLD HER OWN AGAINST CHINA' T^EW YORK, Tups. Admiral Earl Mountbatten, Chief of the Defence Staff, said today he thought independent India was better able to withstand Chinese aggression than she would have been under British rule. Earl Mountbatten. the last British Viceroy to India tola a Press
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    Lock icon Police rout smugglers
    86 3 KARACHI. Tues. Police and Customs officials, aided by the Navy and Air Force, have smashed a large-soale gold smuggling ring In an eight-day hunt through the tangle of islands, creeks and mangrove swamps of the Indu.s delta, it was announced here. The ringleader was found I in
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    Lock icon NOW LABOUR ASKS: WHY DID WE LOSE?
    121 3 NOW LABOUR ASKS: WHY DID WE LOSE? T ONDON, Tues. Offlcials at the Labour Party headquarters are now preparing an "inquest" on the party's general election losses for a meeting of Its national executive on Oct 28, according to political circles here. Among the questions likely to be raised in
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    Lock icon Missile flop
    33 3 CAPE CANAVERAL. (Florida», Tues.— The Navy yesterday fired a Polaris experimental missile but a fault in its second stage dropped it into the ocean short of its intended 900-mile range.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon University is undermined
    67 3 NOTTINGHAM, Tues Nottingham University yesterday protested that it was being literally undermined The University authorities Issued a statement accusing the National Coal Board of going ahead with mining operations under the university without waiting for permission. The statement sa^d the university had been advised that the extension
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    Lock icon Big U.S. order
    40 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Capital Airlines yesterday announced the purchase of seven jet Convair 88O.s and five jet prop Electras for delivery next year. The airline will continue to operate its present fleet of 57 jet-prop Vickers Viscounts. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon ANOTHER U.S. ATOMIC GIANT IS LAUNCHED
    48 3 THE ATOMIC-POWFRED submarine Theodore Roosevelt, largest ever built on the U.S. Pacific coast, enters the water at Mare Island. Vallejo, California. The 6,700-ton vessel. 880 ft. long, is the third addition to the U.S. Navy's submarine fleet firing Polaris missiles. U.P.I. picture.
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    Lock icon 'Gushing' courtesy towards Indians
    200 3 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. THE Delhi newspaper Hindustan Times reported today that Chinese officials in Peking and Lhasa had recently started showing '-'almost gushing friendliness" to Indian diplomatic staff. "Marked courtesy and almost spontaneous warmth" were shown to the Indian Ambassador In Peking during the celebrations of
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    Lock icon LOST-DRUGS THAT COULD MEAN DEATH TO 300
    91 3 LOST-DRUGS THAT COULD MEAN DEATH TO 300 LONDON. Tins. Enough drugs to kill 300 people were lost yesterday when a Liverpool manufacturing: chemist's assistant mistook two cars. The cars were parked together and the assistant put 1.000 luminal tablets. 1.000 mysoline tablets. 100 buscopan tablets and 1.000 coedein tablets in
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    Lock icon INDIA GIVES WAY
    45 3 NEW YORK. Tues.- India today withdrew in favour of Japan for a seat in the U.N. economic and social council after six unsuccessful secret ballots. The balloting was held after both Japan and India failed to obtain the necessary two-thirds majority. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NOW 'KILLER' JOHANSSON
    69 3 NEW YORK. Tues—lngemar Johansson. Sweden's world heavyweight boxing champion— now filming in a Korean war story. 'All the Young Men" in Hollywoodhas signed a contract to appear in an Ernest Heming- way drama on television. It was announced here last night. The role: That of Oley Anderson
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    Lock icon Boy fieno drew up death schedule
    250 3 Boy fieno drew up death schedule J^EW YORK, Tues. A 16--year-old "good" boy revealed in Lanse. Michigan, yesterday he had written out a plan of action days before he left church service and killed his girl friend's unsuspecting father and 10-year-old sister. The schedule, written by Eugene Paquet. said: "Lure
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    Big Govt. publicity drive to woo people
    549 4 CHANGES PLANNED IN FILM UNIT, RADIO, INFORMATION SERVICES KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE entire Federation Government propaganda machine Radio Malaya, the Malayan Film Unit, and the Information Services will undergo changes to "bring the Government closer to the people." Syed Ja'afar Albar, former UMNO
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    Labourer accused of killing friend's wife
    215 4 HUSBAND: 7 REBUKED HIM' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FACTORY worker, V. Sitaram, told a preliminary inquiry today that five days before his young wife was found stabbed, he had rebuked a friend for entering his bedroom in his absence. N. Kamaaais. jd. a laoourer. faced a
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    Borneo visit
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. J. G. Kist. Dutch ConsulGeneral here, left this morning for a three-week visit to British Borneo. He was accompanied by Mrs. Kist.
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    SUCH AN ANXIOUS DAY FOR Mr. TEO
    209 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. For 12 hours, a North Borneo businessman, Mr. Teo Thiam Hoo, 24, waited in a Singapore Social Welfare Department home as negotiations went on to send him to Australia for an urgent eye operation. Mr. Teo arrived from North Borneo last
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    Co-op society dance
    73 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Public Services Cooperative Stores Society will hold Its annual dance at the Raffles Hotel on Oct. 30 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Highlights of the function will be a "Dances of the East" programme and the "Co-Op Queen 1959" contest. Entries for
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    Grads told: You have failed as critics of our society
    536 4 Grads told: You have failed as critics of our society SINGAPORE, Tuesday. UNIVERSITY of Malaya graduates now working as lecturers were tonight accused of having failed to do their duty as privileged critics of society. The charge was made by Mr. Ten Chin Llew, a third- year arts student, speaking
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    A FIXED JOB? NO, SAYS FREE-LANCE WORKER
    691 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A CHIEF CHECKER working for a firm of labour contractors testified today before the commission inquiring into the contract labour system that he preferred free lance employment to direct employment. The witness. Mr. Llm Chap Chong. said that as chief checker
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      251 4 Today's Singapore diary... OEYLANG STRAITS CHINESE CHINESE YMCA: Table tennis PORE: Speaker— Mrs. Shlrln Fozi METHODIST CHI'RCH: Gospel 9 a.m. body-building and weight- dar. 1 pm. > meeting at "Peace Cove". 393 Joo lifting 2 p.m V's Men Club Coun- UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Chlat Road. 8 Pm. dl meeting 5.15
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    FAO expert to see rural projects
    96 5 FAO expert to see rural projects SINGAPORE. Turs— Dr. D. Brossald. chief of the agricultural credit services of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, arrived here today for a look at rural development projects in Singapore and the Federation. Dr. Brossald (above) recently completed a threeu<ck lecture tour at
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    3 junior ministers are sworn in
    159 5 3 junior ministers are sworn in ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Three of the Federation's six Junior ministers were sworn in before the Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong in a 10-minute ceremony at the Istana Tetamu here this afternoon. There were: Syed Ja'afar Albar. assistant Minister to the Prime Minister's Department; 0 Inche
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    PPP loses grip on council
    293 5 THREE MEMBERS (TWO OF THEM IN STATE ASSEMBLY) RESIGN ONLY 5 SEATS LEFT-AND jALLIANCE HAS 5 MEMBERS. TOO IPOH, Tuesday. T^HE People's Progressive Party lost control of the Ipoh Town Council and reduced its representation substantially on the Perak Legislative Assembly with the resignation of
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    SINGER TOLD: YOU MUST GO
    187 5 Govt. says 'no 9 to extension of her three-month permit SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Hong Kong singer Loh Kuk Chie, 20, who has been performing in Singapore for the last three months, has been told she has to leave Singapore. The Controller of immigration. Mr. Llm Joo
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    MADE FALSE STATEMENTFINE, JAIL
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lee Boon Kirn was today fined $100 on charges of making a false declaration and using it to get his wife to Singapore from China. He was also jailed for a day. Lee had a wife and five children in Singapore on July 20
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    Nanyang journal ban: Protest to King
    221 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. *FHE English Society of Nanyang University is to 1 send a petition to the Yang di-Pertuar. Agong over the Federation Government's ban on the circulation of Suloh Nantah, the society's journal The society president. Mr. Yip Tin ShooiiR. said today the society
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    Our foreign trade
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. -The total value of Malaya's foreign trade for the first eight months of this year was $M 56 million. Imports amounted to $2,688 million and exports $2,768 million. Singapore's share: Imports $2,055 million: exports $1,728 million.
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    Cooking display
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— j Miss Chan Sow Lin will give a cooking demonstration at the YWCA in Davidson Road here tomor-ow
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    Up by 273
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were 57.000 cars in Singapore at the end of last month an increase of 273 compared to August.
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    CITY PLANS TO TAKE GIRL ARCHITECT
    65 5 CITY PLANS TO TAKE GIRL ARCHITECT PENANG. Tues.— The enang City Council nay have its Arst wolan architect soon. The Town Planning nd Building Commitee has recommended lhat Miss Gladys Tio Phaik Keow be appointed architectural assistant. Miss Tio. 23. siting for her final degree in London next month. She
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    PUBLIC BIAS KEEPS 1,000 INSIDE HOSPITALS
    276 6 PUBLIC BIAS KEEPS 1,000 INSIDE HOSPITALS IPOH, Tuesday. ALTHOUGH they are fit to be discharged. 1.000 patients in the Federation's two mental hospitals are being; kept inside because they cannot be released to a world made hostile by public prejudice. This is disclosed by the Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche
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    Teenage girl among six detained in Penang
    95 6 Teenage girl among six detained in Penang PENANG, Tues. Six secret society gangsters from Singapore and Perak have been detained in Penang under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. They include an 18-year-old girl from Ipoh who was arrested in a police ambush at Penanp Road last week in the company
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    Police seeking hit-run car
    49 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. —The Bukit Mertajam Police have apoealed for eye-wit-nesses of a road accident in which a woman cyclist. Choo Ah Hong. 40. was fatally Injured last Sunday morning at Beraplt Road junction here. The car which knocked her dowr has not been traced
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    $793,874 aid
    23 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Social Welfare Department last month paid out a total of $793,874 in public assistance and tuberculosis treatment allowance.
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    Lunchtime art
    28 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The speaker at Thursday's lunch meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Jaycees will be Mrs. Helen Ling, whose subject will be "Art in general."
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    Princess is new CO of Federation's women police
    224 6 Princess is new CO of Federation's women police A MALAY princess has taken over command of the 100-strong women's police force in the Federation. She is attractive Inspector Raja Nor Jasmi bint* Raja Haji Shahar Shah (above), a member of the Perak Royal famMy. She succeeds Miss Irene Lee who
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    TOKYO IS 'KEY OUTPOST' FOR MALAYA: Dr LEE
    157 6 KUALA LUMPUk. i uesday. TK>KYO will become the Federation's key outpost for trade in Asia, the Malayan ambassador to Japan. Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, predicted today. Dr Lee was speaking to reporters at, the airport here before he flew to Japan after
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    Runaway girl in a taxi halted by police
    82 6 Runaway girl in a taxi halted by police A LOR STAR, Tues.— Police last night intercepted a taxi in which a girl reported missing from her home was found travelling with a man. The girl, aged 15. had left her home in Baling yesterday afternoon. Her father, a taxi-driver, reported
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    $4,000 herb theft
    52 6 PENANG. Tues. Eleven packets of Chinese herbs (gin-seng) valued at $4,000 were stolen from a Chinese medicine shop last night. Mr Teoh Kirn Seng of Thean Aun Hoe Medical Hall In Carnarvon Street reported the loss was discovered early today. The thief also took $72 and a
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    NATIONAL MOSQUE FUND PLEA TO GOVT. SERVANTS
    197 6 NATIONAL MOSQUE FUND PLEA TO GOVT. SERVANTS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Inche Abu Bakar bin Baginda, has appealed to all Government servants In the state to support the National Mosque Fund. Inche Abu Bakar. who Is chairman of the state committee of the NMF. said that
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    Bill to delay elections
    49 6 ALOR STAR. Tues.— Th« Kedah State Government will seek approval on Saturday for amendments to the town council election regulations to provide for the postponement of the Sungel Patani and Alor Star elections this year. The motion will be introduced by Tuaii Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin.
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    TALKS ON TRADE WITH JAPAN POSTPONED
    127 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.Trade talks between Malaya and Japan, originally scheduled to be held here before the end of the year, are expected to be postponed to early next year. The Straits Times understands that the reason for the postponement is that officials of the
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    CRISIS: INQUIRY MAY BE HELD
    288 7 CRISIS: INQUIRY MAY BE HELD KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE UMNO central executive committee may set up a committee to settle the Perak UMNO crisis. This is one of the items to be discussed at a meeting ot UMNO's policy-making body here tomorrow, night. A Perak UMNO delegation of representatives trom
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    Bicycles aid rubber thieves
    86 7 Bicycles aid rubber thieves rNGKAK (Johorei, Tues Rubber thieves in this area are u~ing stolen bicycles to carry away their loot, a North Johore police official i said today. He said that during the I past three months 16 bicycles had been stolen. It was later i discovered that rubber
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    Lost friend overboard when boat capsized
    130 7 Lost friend overboard when boat capsized MALACCA. Tues.— An Indonesian tried in vain to save the life of a friend in the Sumatran high-seas when their boat capsized in a storm. Dangka bin Malak alias Mohamed Dair. 25. told the police here today that his friend. Ahmad bin Bachok. 25.
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    Union meeting
    17 7 IPOH. Tucs.— The Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union will hold its annual conference here on Saturday.
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    Fingers in mincer
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A j butcher, in a moment of i absent-mindedness. today minced his own fingers in a mincer. The butcher. Chiu Yong Seah. 52. taken to the General Hospital with Ms fingers still in the mincing machine had to have the tip of one ringer amputated.
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    RADIO STAR' SAYS I DO' TO LITERATURE AGENCY MAN
    174 7 A hush-hush mosque wedding for Sarojini KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday pOPLLAK Radio Malaya personality. Miss Saruiini I n unit's, and Syed Hussein Al-Attas. of the Language and Literature Agency here, were married in Johore Bahru during the weekend. The ceremony, at the
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    Bottle attack on man who touched girl
    536 7 TEMERLOH. Tues. A TAPPER who touched a girl who was with a group of policemen was later attacked with bottles, the Tern c r 1 o h Magistrate. I Inche Hamzah bin Date i Abu Samah, was told today. Charged with rioting were
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    Bill to suspend polls
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tups— The SHansor (iovcrnmrnt today published a Bill suspending elections to municipal and local authorities in the state. The Bill also seeks suspension of the retirement of councillors.
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      147 7 th<> Saint MMy Lestiv Chartt>ris NOW- THEY'VE 60* TO 'WAY THE /ALL-SEEIN6 LOOK H #-i 7 \bn*>r MMy At i'app l~^7*]rln*Vlrt~"^PH I ((-THARHEIS.'f-MAH V% (-HEDONTKMOW \*A \i HEADQUARTERS? k «foT>»<V^ ■1^ OLE DOUBLE ff~ JT-BUTHE'^uc^i. aff HERE'S A TlP < L Gr?oCP'nit*?il W I STILL L/V/N' HERE?.' WT UUSThOVA FREE
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    DEATH
    14 8 M Worts $10 (Mimmmm) METZELAAR OLAV in Holland n 12 th October 1959.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    41 8 W*rt* H» (Minimum) LESLIE AND MYRTLE OORLOFP thank all doctors. isters. nurses and hospital staff or the kind and jympaihic attention and (are which they gave their grandmother the late Mrs. Ethel Theodora Mitchell in her long Illness bravely borne.
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    GREETINGS
    25 8 Wort* fit C Win/mam CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Kirn Lian on their silver Wedding Anniversary on October 10, 1959 From Their Children.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, October 14, 1959. Malaya In The U.N.
    624 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, October 14, 1959. Malaya In The U.N. In successfully co-sponsor-ing an agenda item on Tibet the Federation has reminded the United Nations General Assembly that it has a conscience. The Russian delegate made what bodes to be the most idiotic remark of the fourteenth session when
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    Concrete Test
    356 8 In the first reshuffle of government departments and agencies since June, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has taken into his own portfolio, the City Council, the Rural Board and the Harbour Board with a view to bringing about further changes. Presently, no doubt, the Government will establish the public
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    Good Neighbours
    212 8 The Good Neighbour Council scheme in Johore and the Sino-Malay Good Relationship Committee Just formed at Sungei Lvi village in Selangor come refreshingly as practical attempts to penetrate the barriers "with which communities have surrounded themselves. They have appeared not as the result of prodding from above, but
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    BAND A... AND AFTER
    1021 8  -  CYRIL DUNN For a country where the homicide rate is two a day, one murder has set off a political post-mortem of staggering scope from COLOMBO his death exposes the real nature of the crisis troubling Ceylon IT might be thought that even the murder of
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    White Australia policy: Is it on the way out?
    676 8 From a GUARDIAN correspondent: MELBOURNE WITH the rise of Asian nationalism, the White Australia policy is ceasing to be an article of faith. Steadily weakening as a doctrine, it is also being nibbled away in practice. One aspect of the gradual
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      That 25 per cent—it's the customer who pays
      135 8 That 25 per cent— it's the customer who pays MR. H. KULITZ. Far Eastern factory representative of Volkswagenwerk, was reported, as saying (ST. Oct. 9) that "good results had been achieved although the Volkswagen factory had to pay 25 per cent duty against 10 per cent paid by most of
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      660 8 Straits Times Free Press for t*m c*n*rni«ric« of advtrttMrt om r*pm*ntatt*to at lit Ho«f, COLO STORAGE ARCAOI. Orchard Rood Slwf p»W. will receive irrall odvitl— WW and be« number ripMte. Clatntied aaVertrteaiedtt Blexee In Singapore may alto be handed tSJ COLD STORAGE BRANCHES at Holland Road Katong Keaael Read Noval
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      81 8 I /f+\ Ob»«rv«r Foreign I V\^7 News Service TOMORROW: I W The fear of fascism foronly\j\J enjoy the finest Virginia cigarette Tl^rTaStH PACKETS OF TEN AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE CANNING RISE THE GREAT SPIRITUAL MASTERS MOSES, JESUS, CONFUCIUS the BUDDHA, MAHOMET, LAO TZE Six Uctiira* given on 21st, 28th October,
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    The 5 girls in an inspector's life
    865 9 TEACHER, WOMAN INSPECTOR, 2 SCHOOLGIRLS, A TYPIST, SPEAK AT INQUEST SINGAPORE, Tuesday. HE WAS VERY HANDSOME WITH CAPTIVATING CHARMS' Fiancee tells of untold 'secrets' and shot drama on eve of death r[E Singapore coroner was told today of the five girls in the
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    Murder at sago factory —boatman is jailed for six years
    290 9 Murder at sago factory —boatman is jailed for six years SINGAPORE. Tues.— A bumboat assistant, charged at the Assizes with murder, was today convicted on the lesser charge of causing grievous hurt. Koh Long Huat, alias Ah Heng. 19, was jailed for six years by Mr. Justice Buttrose. He was
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    Students are advised to keep off politics
    91 9 Students are advised to keep off politics MALACCA, Tues. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghaffar bin Baba. today advised 30 Senior Middle students from two Chinese schools not to get involved in polltics. The Chief Minister was opening a civics course for Senior Middle students. Inche Abdul GhafTar
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    Govt. withdraws anthem Bill
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore State Arms and Flag and National Anthem Bill which was to have been presented at tomorrow's sitting of the Legislative Assembly has been withdrawn. No reason has- been given.
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    Dato Wong to get $2,650 a month
    143 9 PENANG, Tues. pENANGS Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will receive $2,150 a month together with $500 entertainment allowance. In addition he will get; free furnished quarters. medical facilities and a car He will also be eligible for H5 subsistence allowance a l
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    MARSHALL VOICES PARTY'S PROTEST ON P.P.S.O. CHANGES
    297 9 MARSHALL VOICES PARTY'S PROTEST ON P.P.S.O. CHANGES SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Workers Party today protested against the 1 Government's proposal to abolish the appeal tribunals constituted under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. The proposal to replace the appeal tribunals with advisory committees is contained in a Bill to amend the
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    BUS DISPUTE ARBITRATION TEAM NAMED
    311 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. r pHE Ministry of Labour and Law today announced the composition of the board of arbitration which will resolve the dispute between the Singapore Traction Company and its employees' union. The board will begin sitting tomorrow in Court No. 6 at the High
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    VARSITY MEN TO DIG UP TRENGGANU'S PAST
    111 9 VARSITY MEN TO DIG UP TRENGGANU'S PAST SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two history professors and a Malay studies expert of the University of Malaya will lead an archaeological expedition to Trengganu to search for signs of early Islam and the Hindu period in Malaya. They arc Prof. K. Tregonning and Prof. S.
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    Teacher who posed as Woodhull is jailed
    145 9 Teacher who posed as Woodhull is jailed SINGAPORE. Tues—Vlji*s shinghe Rajasinghe, 27. a teacher, accused of posing as "S. Woodhull of the Peoples Action Party" on June 26 and cheating an Insurance manager of $19. was jailed for 12 months today The Third District Court was told that Rajaslnghe surrendered
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    Varsity talk
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Controller of Trade Division, Raja Mohar. will address a students' meeting al the University of Malaya on Thursday.
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      ALL IS READY FOR THE FUN OF THE FAIR
      914 10 ALL IS READY FOR THE FUN OF THE FAIR The jungle folks have decided to hold a fair, and Mat Mousedeer insists on setting up as a fortune teller. They call a meeting and work all day to erect amusement booths and switchback cars, and get uu so well that
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      Can you fit the tools together?
      187 10 Dear Boys and Girls, Here are the six winners of our Flipper contest in which you were asked to iom the dots and colour the picture. The answer was that Flipper proposed to make a Noah's ark f6r his friends. Nee Tuan Tiak, 28
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      Write to these pen pals
      236 10 Write to these pen pals HERE art' some more pen pals tor you. Wong Tien Choh. aged 13. 9 Sin Chew See Street. Off Galloway Road. Kuala Lumpur Stamps. Johnny Yap, aged 14. 363 Beach Road. Singapore 7. Songs, films, radio. George Tang, aged 15. I Nankin Street, Singapore 1.
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      54 10 c.c.c Collect ktx of these coupons to join the Children* Corner Club. Name i i Address 1 1 i 1 Age Sex Please enrol me a member of the Wise Owls Club and send me a badge. I am enclosing six C.C.C. I coupons and a stamped self -addressed envelope.
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    TWO NEW CONTRACTS FOR GAMMON WORTH $24 MILLION
    425 12 TWO NEW CONTRACTS FOR GAMMON WORTH $24 MILLION By Our Market Correspondent THE Federation registered company, Gammon (Malaya) 1959 Ltd.. public works contractors, announced yesterday they had been awarded new contracts to the value of $24 million. The biggest of the two new contracts is ap- i proximately $16 million
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Share Market Oct. 13 O.t. U Industrials; 1M.21 IO.V>B Tins: 127.67 127.39 Rubbers- 148.47 148.30 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    131 12 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares continued along firm lines on the Stock Exchange here today with ANZ bank easing is. 6d.. while Dnnlop dropping is. 3d. to 51s. 3d. Base metals and the oil* held a steady trend. Commonwealth bonds traded on a firm tone. Bank of N.S.W. £43
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 100* cents per lb. up three-quarters of a cent on Monday's close. The closing tone was quietly steady. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 104' i. sellers 105'j;
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    106 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK Continent October, November shipments $41 buyers. $42 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $65 sellers, drum $67 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $166. Sarawak $165 special Sarawak black $103, garbled Lamponß
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    66 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following change in its rates to merchants yesterday (the rate is to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: French Francs *****. On the free exchange market In Hont Kong yesterday, the t'.S. dollar was quoted at 5.72 V* for cash and
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    RUBBER CROPS
    28 12 The following further September rubber crops are notified: Aver Panas 130.000 lb.. Olenralv 96.500 lb.. Kluang 103.000 lb., Pajam 161.500 lb.. and llu Benut 36.500 lb.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    215 12 Ships lying- alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or r\pected today: Corfu 1 2. Hessenstein 4 5. Mandama 6A. Diomed 6/7. Oidia 8 9. Cresco, 10 11, Bali 13 14. Burma 15 16. Banda 18. Kastmbar 19. Sedili N.Wall 1. Serudom N.Wall 2. Sedenak N.Wall 3. Scudai N.Wall
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    OFFICIALPRICES
    35 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 13. RLBBER: $1.00% per lb. (up three-quarters of a cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.01 (slightly steadier). TIN: 5398.37 per picul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 5 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    864 12 The BaatayaM HaMM t>ro«er» Association leporna yesteiaay: "Inaustriais were selectively better, tins and .su-uing ruubets were iii in at, improved pi ices, wniit doaar ruboers were quiet, int turnover wa* gooa. Singapore anu rederation brokers reported me loaowing business up to J.3up.m.: Industrials: 1-uzpairlcks 95 and 94 'z
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      205 12 THE BURMA FIVE STAR LINE s.s. "MICHAEL JCBSEN" ETA 15th Oct. From Japan Ports and Hongkong Loading for Rangoon UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD s.s. "PYIOAWAYE" ETA 18th Oct. From Rangoon: Loading for Rangoon Agents: International Shipping Agency, 338/342, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore, I. Tel: *****, ***** *****. fc?^ GUAN
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      730 12 NOTICES OLD FREES -PERAK There will be a re-union dinner for old frees In Perak at Kam 1 Loon K Restaurant. No. 6, Anderi son Road, Ipoh on 21.10.59 (Wednesday i at 8.00 p.m. in connection with the 143 rd. anniversary of the Penang Free School. Will those who r.re
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      722 12 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation IS (i) (a) Application for a I rrtiflcate of Registration NOTICE is hereby given that Pasir Ris Hotsl of No. 143, Elias Road, Singapore, is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board, Singapore. for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises known as I
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      602 12 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS. 1956 Regulation 13 (i) (a) Application for a Certificate of Registration NOTICE i.s hereby that KWONG SOON CHEONG of No 31 HOKIEN STREET, Singapore. 1 is applying to the Hotel* LicenMng Boara. Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration In respect of premises known us KWONG SOON
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      755 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for appointment to Lectureships or Assistant Lectureships in the following categories in the Department of Agriculture which are expected to fall vacant in 1960:--(A) Organic Chemistry and Agricultural Biochemistry: (B) Agricultural Economics. Further particulars are obtainable from the Registrar,
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      912 13 (Continued from Page SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word, SS (Mim.)— Box St et,. txtrm APPLICANTS TO BOX A 4655 1 S.T. Warmly Thanked. Post In Dispensary Filled. DISPENSARY VACANCIES for Nurse and Dispenser. Write to Box A 4728 S.T.. Spore. DOCTOR REQUIRES ASSISj TANT private practice. Apply with particulars to Box
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      825 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Word* Si (Mim.)— Box SO ett. txtrm SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL: Required for City Health Departj meni: Temporary Relief Health i Visitor on a month to month basis at an all-in salary of $420/- per month. Must be Registered Nurse with C.M.B. Certificate "A". Particulars and application forms
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      878 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Worm* $A (Him.) Box St et*. tmtrm EXCELLENTLY AIR-CONDI-TIONED Furnished Bedroom. City centre. Complete attached Long-Bath. Telephone, Celling fan Suitable single person. No cooking facilities. Telephone (B'pore) ***** before 9 ajn. 1-2 p.m. 5-7 p m. Fully furnished Semi-detached house. NOS. 15. 21 23 BARTLEY ROAD. two
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      867 13 TUITION 21 Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St et*. txtra ALL FAILURES COME to Young Driving Institute and Pass. Highly recommended Instructors. Hourly course $7.50. Complete Course $100. Phone Singapore *****. LONDON DRIVING SCHOOL Special Methodical Tuition by experienced English speaking Instructors/Instructresses. Moderate charges Success Assured 64, Selegie Road *****. EXPERIENCED
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      810 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Word, Si (Mim.)— Box St ett. txtra 1957 SIMCA ELYSEE Beautiful Condition. 35 m.p.g. Comprehensive Insurance July 1960. Best oXer over $3,000 secures. View j 183. Orchard Road, Spore. 2 6 p.m. ANGLIA DELUXE 1957. 19.000 I miles undersealed decarbonised j I valves ground good tyres
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      786 13 FOR SALE 20 Wordt SS (Mim.)— Box St ct*. txtra HALFPRICE. used electric sewing machines. Singers, Pfaff. Frldor. 1960 "Helvetia" $310.00 j IU.K. £54.0.0) "Turlssa 1 $645.00 (U.K. £110.0.0) Trade-ins. TypeI writers, appliances, cheap 6 Foch Read, Spore i *****. COLOSSAL SALE English ToI wels $1.90 Bedsheet 54 "x9O $3.90
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      492 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 20 Word* HO (Mimimum) Dailt 1 month. I 'l Word*S2.So (Mm PHONORECORDS BARGAIN SALE. Brand New Longplay. Good Selections Nangheng's. 103--105. Selegie Road. Singapore THE DU BARRY suite. Distinctive charm by Paramount, the finest in silverware. 20% cash discount. •Silvercraft', 31 Penang Road. Phone ***** Open all
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    Lock icon Coventry crash at Tranmere
    42 14 LONDON. Tues. Results of last night's English football matches: DIV. 3 Accrington Stanley 3 Swlndon l Colchester 2 Brentford 1; Newport 3 Chesterfield 1; Port Vale 4 Mansfield 1: Traumere 3 Coventry 1; York 1 Bournemouth 2. Reuter.
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    Beatty beaten
    30 14 SINGAPORE, Tues—Raffles trounced Beatty by 37 points (5 goals. 3 tries, a penalty goah to three (a penalty goal) In a rugger match at Bras Basah Road today.
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    Tun Razak calls for report on incidents
    171 14  - Tun Razak calls for report on incidents A. SRIPATHY, By Malacca, Tuesday T|JN ABDUL RAZAK bin Haji Hussein, the president of the Malayan Hockey Federation, has called for a full report on the incidents of last Sunday's match between Selangor and Negri Sembilan in the friendly quadrangular meet here. He
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    SEVEN BY SAHAR IN ROUT OF IRC
    109 14 SEVEN BY SAHAR IN ROUT OF IRC SINGAPORE. Tues. A seven-goal feat. Including a hattrick, by centreforward Sahar Hussein, highlighted Fathul Karib's 10—0 rout of a ten-man Indian R.C. side in their S.A.F.A. league first division match at Jalan Be.sar today. Fathul have shown further improvement and on todays form
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    Lock icon KOPS TO MEET NATEKAR IN SEMI-FINAL
    169 14 KOPS TO MEET NATEKAR IN SEMI-FINAL UOMBAY. Tues. Erland Kops. the Danish international entered the semi-finals of the Western India badminton championships here last night when he beat Thanoo Khajadbhy e of Slam 15-13. 15-10 in the quarter-finals. Kops will meet the Indian ace, Nandu Natekar, for the right to
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    Police 'Quad'
    36 14 IPOH. Tues. The Royal Federation of Malaya Police will hold an inter-state quadrangular hockey meet between Perak. Penang. Kedah and the Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur, on the town padang here during the weekend.
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    22 14 ADELAIDE. Tues. Australia's full Olympic team has been invited to compete iri South Africa after the Rome Games next year.— Reuter.
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    Jollilads 2-0
    17 14 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Jollilads beat H.M.S. Cane 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park today.
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    51 14 SALISBURY. Tues.— Surrey were beaten by two runs by Rhodesia here today in the first match of their short tour of Rhodesia. Scores: Rhodesia 246 (Orlpper 73. Mansell 66 no.. Lock 6-67) and 160 (Gripper 46. Lock 5-44), Surrey 297 (Barrlngton 111, Mansell 6-77) and 107 (Mansell 7-43).
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    Bloomer invites Teh and Lim
    219 14  - Bloomer invites Teh and Lim ViC NAYAGAM. B/ KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup of Malaya have been invited to defend their doubles title in the All-England badminton championships from Mar. lv to 19, next year. A letter from Mr. David Bloomer, vice-president of the International
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    SCRC OUTPLAY THE INDIANS
    210 14 SINGAPORE. Tues—Singa- pore Chinese Recreation Club scored their second victory in the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 league when they beat Indian Association 4-2 at Shenton Way today. Indians scaped first in the 10th minute through Sudharman. Chinese equalised a minute later through Foong Fong and
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