The Straits Times, 14 November 1959

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    20 1 \VIH\f,E DAILY CERTIFIED SAB.E EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1959 15 CENTS. HP***' He**"" 1
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    Satchmo—'Master spy'
    74 1 Satchmo 'Master spy' CAIRO, Fri. Wbe newspaper* Al Ah ram said today that the Lebanon had uncovered an Israeli spy run whose leaders included American jan trumpeter. Louis Armstrong. Al Ahram said the ring operated in Arab countries "in the guise of dancing and singing troupes which include world famous
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    SMUGGLED 'KILLER' HAUL
    668 1 DISCOVERY IN SHOP SETS NEW WORRY FOR AUTHORITIES Towkay (got stocks from Spore) sold enough to kill 6,500 200 bottles are confiscated KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. •fWO hundred bottles of the illegally-imported insecticide, which have caused, several deaths in the Federation recently, were found in a shop near
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    Lock icon CONFESSION FORCED FROM PATROL LEADER, SAYS PAPER
    213 1 CONFESSION FORCED FROM PATROL LEADER, SAYS PAPER NEW DELHI, Friday. T PHE Times of India today reported that the Chin- ese Communists were believed to have "extorted" a confession from the leader of an Indian police patrol which clashed with Chinese troops in eastern Ladakh last month. The newspaper said
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    SHOPPING AND A SUKIYAKI SUPPER FOR TENGKU
    84 1  - SHOPPING AND A SUKIYAKI SUPPER FOR TENGKU From T.S. KHOO SYDNEY, Fit Tengku Abdul Rahman called off a boating trip today In order to do some shopping. Earlier In the morning he visited the offices of the Malayan Trade Commissioner. Tonight he attended the horse trotting races, after which he
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    Border parley
    47 1 SRIVAOAR. Kashmir, Fri. j Indian and Chinese repre- I sentatives met today at Hot Springs camping ground in the mountains of eastern Ladaih and agreed that Indian prisoners taken by the Chin«se in a clash there last month should be handed I back tomorrow morning.
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    Lock icon Red Dean leaves
    34 1 HONG KONG. Fri. The "Red" Dean of Canterbury. Dr. Hewlett Johnson, and his wife left Peking for home today after a tour of China, the New China news agency reported. Reuter.
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    The Unit Trust plan gets a big welcome
    369 1 The Unit Trust plan gets a big welcome A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL MAN' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A rush by people with limited savings to invest is expected when the Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd., the first such venture in South East Asia, opens for business on Monday. Several inquiries were
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    'White' Australia query for Govt.
    145 1 I?OH. Fri. The Oovernmeat will be asked at the next session of Parliament to state whfther any representations on the "White" Australia pol cy have been made to thft country. [r. S. P. Seenivasagam rFPP-Menglembu> also wants v know what "steps" the Government will take
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    RAIL STRIKE ACTION DEFERRED
    234 1 RAIL STRIKE ACTION DEFERRED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday, REPRESENTATIVES of Malayan Railway workers met for two hours tonight and decided to defer strike action. They will now seek an interview with the Acting Minister for Transport, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman, to discuss the Government's stand in the issue. I
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    Britain's economy 'healthy'
    87 1 Britain's economy 'healthy' LONDON. Fri. The state of Britain's economy was "healthy" with production and exports rising, stable prices and unemployment low. the Chancellor of the Exchequer .said yesterday. Mr. Derick Heathcoat Amory told a Lord Mayors dinner that the balance of payments showed a substantial surplus on current account
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 LOOTERS ACTIVE (M'MBIHA. Ruanda t'ruJidi. Fri. Bands of looters have appeared in mountains East African kingdom of Ruanda, where ..f emergency pro- Ijimrd yesterday, and are i o triplicating already beriout, situation caused by inter -tribal fighting. Rent.
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    SPORE MUST UNITE TO SURVIVE, SAYS ECONOMIST
    246 2 SPORE MUST UNITE TO SURVIVE, SAYS ECONOMIST CINGAPORE. Fri. The leaders of Singapore must strive for and reach an understanding with the Federation if the State is to survive as an economic entity. This was the conclusion of an economist, Mr. Lini Chew Swee. in a lecture today on "The
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    Union on the 'sins' of the 'almighty' employers
    393 2 Union on the 'sins' of the 'almighty' employers SINGAPORE, Friday. rptiE SINGAPORE Textiles and General Merchants Employees Union today accused certain employers of adopting illegal methods to exploit their workers. In a memorandum to the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, the union alleged that some employers
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    $910,000 SUIT: 'MORE TIME NEEDED'
    157 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JUDGMENT was postponed again today in the case in which the Federation Government is being sued for 59 10,492 as compensation for land I acquired. Mr. Justice Ong said it was necessary to postpone judgment so that he and the two assessors,
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    WAR OFFICE GENERAL PAYS VISIT
    87 2 WAR OFFICE GENERAL PAYS VISIT SINGAPORE. Fn— MajGen. R. E. Lloyd, the new Director of Military Intelligence at the War Office, arrived In Singapore la.-t night on his first visit to Far East Land Forces. He will spend thre* days here, then leave on Sunday for Kuala Lumpur. He will
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    JUDGE REFUSES AN ORDER TO DISMISS $574,000 CLAIM
    303 2 JUDGE REFUSES AN ORDER TO DISMISS $574,000 CLAIM PENANG. Friday. r \73E Penang High Court Judge, Mr. Justice Rigby, today dismissed with costs an application by a trader, Lee Kee Pin, for an order to dismiss a claim for $574,000 Drought against him by the Bank of China. The money
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    POLICE TO WEAR NEW STORE INSIGNIA
    103 2 POLICE TO WEAR NEW STORE INSIGNIA SINGAPORE. Fri— Polite officers will soon be issurd with the state's new insignia for their uniforms. New badges with the state crest will replace the silver crowns and motif crosses now used to denote rank. New beret badges for constables are also expected to
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    Indian hemp at home charge
    62 2 BINGAPORE. Fri— Rablah binte Mohamed Roa was charged in the ninth magitrate's court today with being in possession of Indian hemp. Rablah was found with 950 packets of Indian hemp at her home in Maude Road on Sept. 16 at 3 p.m. Given bail of
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    C-Plan official to give talk
    57 2 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. R. K. Chatterjl, information officer at the Colombo Plan Information bureau tn Colombo, will speak on international economic co-opera-tion at the Ramakrishim Mission Hall at NorrLs Roaa on Sunday at 5.15 p.m. Mr. G. G. Thomson. Director of Information Services, will preside.
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    Parents day
    35 2 PENANG, Fri -The Penang Westlands School will hold Its annual parents' day at 6 p.m. on Monday. Senator Cheah Seng Khlm will preside and Mrs. C. H. Yeang will give away the prizes
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    Customs: Tobacco revenue down
    159 2 SINGAPORE, Fri.— ThoJgh overall revenue collected by the Customs Department tor the first ten months of tils year fell by nearly $l.500,<«0 below the comparable flgile for last year, there were increases in ell items excett tobacco and miscellaneous receipts The October report of ti« Customs
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    Lock icon SAHARA H-TEST: U.N. VOTE TO STOP FRANCE
    345 3 SAHARA H-TEST: U.N. VOTE TO STOP FRANCE NEW YORK, Friday. THE United Nations political committee last night voted to recommend the General Assembly to call on France not to conduct its planned nuclear tests and at the same time to express "grave concern" over French intentions. The vote, after 10
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    Lock icon ARMY REPLACES C.B. WITH RESTRICTION OF PRIVILEGES'
    204 3 ARMY REPLACES C.B. WITH RESTRICTION OF PRIVILEGES' T ONDON, Fri. The term "confined to barracks" is to disappear from the British Army. It will be replaced by a new punishment known as "restriction of privileges.' A similar change is being made in the air force. The changes were announced in
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    Lock icon A WARNING AGAINST 'NEW COLONIALISM'
    181 3 JOGJAKARTA, Friday. CEYLON'S Finance Minister, Mr. Stanley de Zoysa. yesterday appealed to ex-colonial states to put aside their bitterness and mistrust In face of the dangers of a "new colonialism". Mr. de Zoysa was speaking to the Colombo Plan ministerial conference here. Many delegates thought
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    Wanted man — hunted for 12 years —gives up
    91 3 Wanted man hunted for 12 years gives up FRANKFURT. Fri. A doctor hunted for 12 years as one of the "merry killers" In Hitler's programme to build a master race nave himself up to the police today. Dr. Wener Hyde. 57. apparently is just tired of running and hiding. He
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    Expulsion order
    35 3 WARSAW. Fri.— Mr. Abe Roi>enthal. New York Time«; correspondent here, has been ordered to leave Poland Immediately. He said he vas told he had "probed too deeply Into the country's internal situation."— U.P.T.
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    Lock icon Life in a four-hour working day...by Moscow
    242 3 Life in a four-hour working day... by Moscow Frl.— Moscow Radio today painted a glowing picture of what life will be like when the fourhour day comes into effect in Russia. The radio said the average working man *'H1 be able to devote 10 hours a day on sleep, meals
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    Lock icon Steel men bring in the big IF
    101 3 Steel men bring in the big IF NEW YORK. Fit— The United Steelworkers' wage policy committee voted unanimously today to resume the steel strike If a "fair and honourable settlement" was not reached during the 80-day Injunction period. Mr. David McDonald, the union president, said there was "no foundation" for
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    GARAGE DOOR BOOBY TRAP BOMB KILLS WOMAN
    85 3 T»TEW YORK, Fri.— A booby 1* trap bomb wired to the rarage door killed 41--year-old Mrs. Concetto Giarletta today when she opened it to take out her car. The explosion shattered Mrs. Giirletto'a legs and the lower portion of her body. Surgeons operated
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    Lock icon TRIBAL WAR IN RUANDA-URUNDI: MALAYA WANTS AN ANSWER
    245 3 TRIBAL WAR IN RUANDA-URUNDI: MALAYA WANTS AN ANSWER I^EW YORK, Fri. Malaya yesterday sought from Belgium an explanation of the cause of the tribal war reported to be raging; in the Belgian territory of RuandaI'ruiidi in East Africa. "The recent disturbances five rise to considerable concern to many delegations Including
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    Lock icon Summit: Lloyd trip clears air
    228 3 PARIS, Friday. PRESIDENT DE GAULLE, who received the Bri- tish Foreign Secretary. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, here last night, paid a warm tribute to the initiative of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Macmillan, in visiting Russia Last February and contributing to the decrease in East-West tension,
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    Lock icon Ships collide
    27 3 LONDON. Frl— The British troopship Vienna and the steamer Suffolk Ferry, collided In dense foe off the East Coast yesterday. No one was hurt.— Reuter.
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    14th PEOPLE'S CONCERT AT CHUA CHU KANG TOMORROW
    114 4 14th PEOPLE'S CONCERT AT CHUA CHU KANG TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Fri. The Ministry of culture will present its 14th performance of Aneka Kasam Ra ayat at Chua Chu Kang Road (\Z\ milestone) on Sunday *t 7 p.m Taking part in the show are the harmonica player. Yew Hone Jen, the well-known
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    The Common and the Uncommon Man—by Sir Alan
    835 4 The Common and the Uncommon Man— by Sir Alan TALK ON THE TREND TO FIND APOLOGIES FOR BEING BETTER THAN OTHERS THE Chief Justice of Singapore, Sir Alan Rose, today spoke of what he tailed "The Cult of the Retreat from Excellence" from an educational standpoint. He was speaking at
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    Champagne party for passengers
    109 4 BOAC CELEBRATES RECORD FLIGHT SINGAPORE, Friday. DASSENGERS of a BOAC Comet 4 jetliner which r flew in from Sydney last night were given a champagne cocktail party on board by the skipper luring the Darwin-Singapore leg of the flight. The reason: To celebrate a record-breaking flight
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    Police at airport look for a Man Thursday...
    197 4 Police at airport look for a Man Thursday... OR TNE TNIEF WHO STEALS CAR WHEELS SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore Airport security police are on the lookout for a thief who: 0 OPERATES only on Thursday; STEALS only Volkswagen car wheels. Every Thursday, for the past three weeks. Including yesterday, a wheel
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    'SCOOTING TO A DANCE TONIGHT'
    82 4 'SCOOTING TO A DANCE TONIGHT' BINOAPORE, Fri— The Invitations to a dance at Raffles Hotel tomorrow right have gone out in this fashion: "Let's scoot to the dance." And many have accepted. Setting the new trend are members of the Singapore Lambretta Owners' Club. The dance begins at 9.30 p.m.
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    Water shut-off
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Water Engineer's Department announced today that water will be shut off in Balestier Road between Ah Hood and Thomson Roads from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow for the purpose of fixing a connection.
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    ENGINEER WITH BROKEN SPINE FLOWN TO SAN FRANCISCO
    260 4 OINGAPORE, Fri. An American engineer with a broken spine, Mr. Samuel A. Grant, was flown today by Pan American Airways on the first stage of a journey to San Francisco for hospital treatment there. Mr. Grant, in a plaater cast, was carried
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    Balloting for 100 Trust flats is cancelled
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The ballot at the Singapore Badminton Hall, arranged for Sunday, in connection with the sale of 1W terrace houses at St. Michael's Estate, has been cancelled. A statement from the Minister for National Development's Secretariat today gave the reastn for the
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    CHRISTMAS IS COMINGBE SURE TO POST EARLY
    76 5 CHRISTMAS IS COMINGBE SURE TO POST EARLY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The postal authorities today requested the public to post their Christmas erecting cards early. Dec. 20 is the final posting date for cards to be delivered In the Federation before Christmas Day. To facilitate prompt delivery, in view of the
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    BRIBE CASE ON TESTER GOES TO NEW COURT
    93 5 BRIBE CASE ON TESTER GOES TO NEW COURT QEREMBAN, Frl.— The pre- sident of the Sessions Court, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Omar, today transferred an alleged corruption case against a driving tester to the magistrate's court for a preliminary inquiry. The tester, Buyong bin Haji Abdul Majid, 36, attached to
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    Flags and bunting galore for Loyalty Week
    202 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. With National Loyalty Week only three weeks away, production of flats and buntine bearing the nrw State arms is now in full progress. A number of signt raft firms and shops are manufacturing flags for sale to the public. A recording
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    Seenivasagam wants police to crack down on pin-tables
    194 5 IPOH. Fri. Member of Parliament and secretany-general of the People's Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, today complained to the police about the rash of pin-table. v in Ipoh, the latest gambling craze to hit this town. .He estimated that there were
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    'HELP THE LEPERS' PLEA AT FORUM
    261 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. PUBLIC campaign was needed here to educate the people that leprosy was like any other disease and could be treated, said Miss D.E. Browne, almoner of the Trafalgar Home, at a forum on leprosy at the Allen Lecture Theatre of the University
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    HOUSEWIFE BORROWED JEWELLERY, PAWNED IT
    138 5 SINGAPORE, Fri— Jaithon binte Osman, 30. a married woman, borrowed jewellery from two housewives, and did not return tbe property, a magistrates court was told today. Jaithon. of Alexandra Road, said that she had since pawned all tbe articles in three different pawnshops and was
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    Brisbane job
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. Mr. C. H. Hill-Willis, former Harbour Master, Johore, has been appointed Queensland superintendent of the shipowners' new Wharf Accident Prevention Organisation at Brisbane.
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    $20 TO BITTEN POSTMAN
    41 5 BENTONO. Kri.— A postman. M Kalimuthu. 25. who was bitten by a dog while delivering letters here, has been awarded $20 damages. He was bitten on the right wrist in July and took five days' medical leave.
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    Labourer found dead in river
    50 5 KOTA BHARU, Fri. A stone weighing 201 b. was found tied to the body of a man recovered by police at Bungei Keladi, near here, today. The man was identified as Loo Ah Wah. 45. a sawmill labourer. He was reported missing three days ago
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    Property owner (15) in court
    112 6 Property owner (15) in court SINGAPORE. Prl.— A 15--year-old schoolboy wa« one of three property owners In court accused here today of making illegal structural alterations to their homes. He pleaded guilty and was fined $60. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, the magistrate, ordered the boy to submit building plan« of
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    $100,000 Town Hall for Raub
    53 6 RAUB, Fri.— The Sultan of Pahang has marked out a site for the proposed $100,000 Town Hall here. The building will go up next to the Raub Club and will accommodate the Town Council office. The Sultan has also declared a site for the proposed
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    Lee urged: Stop this bid to break our union
    423 6 Lee urged: Stop this bid to break our union SINGAPORE, Fri The Singapore City Council Electrical Workers' Union today appealed to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to ensure the "survival of democratic trade unionism" in the State. The union asked Mr. Lee to stop certain union leaders from
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    National language week:
    342 6 8 to plan 11-point programme KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IjMGHT men with the big job of giving the J national language a boost in one week will get down to business next Thursday. Th6(y have to plan an 11-polnt programme to ensure that during the week— from Jan.
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    Hiekling for law reform post
    223 6 Hiekling for law reform post KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Yang dl-Pertuan Agon* today appointed the Parliamentary Draftsman. Mr. R.H. Hicklinjc as the Commissioner of Law Revision a top post in the Federation's legal department His first task will be to prepare a revised edition of the laws of the Federation,
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    New bridge for Kota Tinggi
    37 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Johore Government is to replace the main bridge at Kota Tinggi town. The original bridge was destroyed during the Japanese campaign and was replaced by a temporary one.
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    PROTEST AT TRIALS HOLD-UP IF LAWYERS CAN'T ATTEND
    472 6 pOURT trials should v; not be "unnecessarily" held up merely because the defending lawyers concerned could not attend court, a police prosecutor told a magistrate today. In such cases, the accused should engage other lawyers who could be free to defend them
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    Lock icon A mercury mine on St. Paul's hill? It was just too good to be true...
    1422 7 A mercury mine on St. Paul's hill? It was just too good to be true... THE Resident Engineer at Malacca was getting very close to exasperation. The site for the new town reservoir on St. Paul's hill had been surveyed, the plans drawn up, estimates prepared, and after seemingly endless
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 8 H..rrf» $10 (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING memory of dear Miss C. E Jackson died In Sinie Road camp on 14/11/44. Gone but not forgotten."
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    407 8 2* Wtrit U0 (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S Java Rljsttafel is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. WELL KNOWN AMIRICAN Pipe Tobacco Mixture No- 79 v available in town. THANK YOU DARLING for the beautiful present, and the Au-wick Mist, you do think of the nicest things. A TEA-TIME TREAT—Verkade's
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    174 8 Nora's Si (Mtn.)-Bex it ctt. eztre PARTIES, WEDDINGS. INDUSTRIAL Photographs, etc Call Nantao Studio. Expert Commercial Photographers, 191 A New Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: ***** PHOTOGRAPHIC CLASS—Post.U Course in photography moderate charge—Special Cla&, E raiidays Sundays—10 Collyer Quay, M Floor, Singapore, *****. WORLD S ONLY MOVIE-VIEW-ER Offering equivalent of
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    169 8 2(1 Words Si (Min.)—Ban H ctt. txtrm EDINBURGH Small House available Ist February for six months. Reply Box A 9591 S.T. XL. FIRST CLASS COUNTRY hotel in perfect holiday surroundings for your next leave. 15 miles from coast, easy reach City and West Ei.d. Fishing in own 18
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    The Straits Times Saturday, November 14, 1959. Progress In Japan
    566 8 The Straits Times Saturday, November 14, 1959. Progress In Japan I and to adopt some of the same expedients (notably to i control birth). All naturally j depends on whether Japan does in fact catch up with Europe within a generation. The prospects, frankly, are good. The economy is expanding
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    Singapore And The Plan
    458 8 It is easy enough for any one so wishing to make Singapore's election as a full member of the Colombo Plan organisation look hollow. It is a nebulous organisation, without a headquarters and without a permanent staff; there is, despite its name, no actual plan, and
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    Distracting
    178 8 The official of Kuala Lumpur's Traffic Police who conceived and disparaged the idea yesterday of "a huge balloon shaped after Marilyn Monroe floating above" settled for a pleasingly inaccurate simile and is not altogether immune from the charge of having his head in the clouds. Still, the point he
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    139 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO |From the Straits Times of Nov. 8. 1909 j milE Ticket match ■1. against the Australian team arriving in Prnang tomorrow will not take place owing to un- propitious weather. Mr. E. W. Birtch. from Taiping, will be the cap- tain of the local team. I FOLLOWING
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    Giants out of step
    961 8  -  DIFFERENCES BETWEEN K AND MAO CAN NO LONGER BE DENIED BY EDWARD CRANKSHAW LONDON: UNTIL quite lately it was considered bad form to speculate about possible differences between the Russians and the Chinese It came under the head of wishful thinking. and, as everybody knows, it
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    Saturday Study
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    AUSSIES WILL BUY MORE MALAYAN RUBBER
    216 9 AUSSIES WILL BUY MORE MALAYAN RUBBER KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Australia will be buying more natural rubber from Malaya because of her present industrial expansion. This was indicated today by Mr. R. W. Swartz, Parliamentary Secretary to the Australian Minister for Trade, at a Press conference! here. Mr. Swartz is on
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    Prescott bill for Nanyang
    578 9 GOVT. ASKS VARSITY FOR $19,000. BUT Mr. TAN SAYS. 'CANT PAY AT MOMENT SINGAPORE, Friday. THHE Government has asked the Nanyang 1 University to pay $19,530 towards the cost of the Prescott Commission, whose report had raised a storm of protest from officials, teachers and students
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    POLICE FOIL GANG CLASH IN VILLAGE
    111 9 POLICE FOIL GANG CLASH IN VILLAGE IPOH. Fri. Arrival of the police prevented a gang fight in Pasir Pinji new village here this afternoon. Shortly after lunchtime police were tipped off that five secret society gangsters armed with parangs had chased a youth. Police parties, led by Inspector Arnold Fernandez
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    COMMUNES HIT STUDENT FLOW TO RED CHINA
    235 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. (CONSIDERABLY fewer students went to China last year than In 1957 following reports of disillusionment and hardships in the commune system, an official report said today, i The acting Controller of Immigration, Mr. Llm Joo Hock. In his annual review of
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    Penang to probe land price jump
    143 9 pENANG. Frl.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today the state government would investigate complaints by industrialists that exorbitant increases In the price of land had deterred them from setting up new factories in Province Wellesley. "I appeal to all land owners
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    Didn't report
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Teng Cheng Kee, 22, of Matecca Street here, was today sentenced to two months' jail by a Kuala Lumpur Maelstrate, Inche Abdul Rani, for failing to report to the police once m month as ordered under supervision.
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    CLERK OWED $3,400 TO 9 CREDITORS
    91 9 CLERK OWED $3,400 TO 9 CREDITORS SINGAPORE Fri.— A City Council clerk, P. de Souza, was adjudicated a bankrupt on his own petition by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. Mr. James Loh. assistant official assignee, told the court that de Souza's total liabilities amounted to $3,400 due
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    UNESCO study project for Guides
    141 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. The Girl Guide Association 'will study Eastern and Western cultures In Malaya for UNESCO. The association will be aided by other youth organisations In the Federation. This was stated by the general secretary cf the i World Association of Girl Ouldes, Mrs.
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    Lee leads blood campaign and says: Nothing to it
    410 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and members of his Cabinet today set the lead in the Government's big blood donation campaign in Singapore. Mr. Lee, accompanied by six Ministers and three Parliamentary Secretaries. were among the first
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    POLICE: THESE ADS. ARE DANGEROUS
    121 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Traffic Police will object to any advertisements in the town area, which, they think, may distract motorists and other road users. I A Traffic Police officer said today that such advertisements are potentially dangerous. He said: "Imagine driving along Mountbatten Road
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    Talks on water for ships
    119 9 Talks on water for ships CINGAPORE. Frl. An uno official meeting was held today between the Government and W. Hammer and Company on the future of the company's 24-year-old contract to suDply ships In Singapore harbour with water. No decision was reached. Further meetings are expected to be held soon.
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    For Red Cross
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. An American-British pharmaceutical firm, Wlnthrop Products, represented here by Joseph Travens and Sons Ltd.. have donated a supply of medicines to the Johore state branch of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society.
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      I'VE READ NONSENSE ABOUT SPAIN IN MY TIME, BUT THIS...
      200 10 I'VE READ NONSENSE ABOUT SPAIN IN MY TIME, BUT THIS... r |"HOSK who know Spain are accustomed to reading; leftist innuendoes aKainst that delightful country, Its truly civilised people, and their gallant leader. But I do not think I have read so much nonsense on the subject as was contained
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      Dress WHAT IS SO 'COLONIAL' ABOUT A LOUNGE SUIT?
      227 10 Dress WHAT IS SO 'COLONIAL' ABOUT A LOUNGE SUIT? IREAIXY do not understand why there should be so much fuss about what to wear. The lounge .suit and tie Is not just a colonial garb but an internationally accepted dress. I n the U.N. Assembly all representatives do not think
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      Miss Linda Lee
      41 10 WELL Miss Linda Lee whose letter was published in this page on Oct. 31 under the heading "The day I saw two thugs beat up a motorist," please write to the Editor, 1 11 Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur.
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      'AMBULANCE CHASING'
      516 10 Mr. Byrne's proposed Bill is the answer we all seek to halt this practice I BEG to differ with the views of Mr. Cheng Tim Pin (S.T. Nov. 11) on the proposed Bill to deal with "ambulance chasing." in theory, of course, Rule 9 of the Rules of
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      A bad sign?
      64 10 THERE are several "No Parking" signs which 1 are self-erected by the various firms along Cecil Street. By putting these signs up. these firms scare motorists from parking their vehicles in front of their premises. Indirectly they reserve the space for their own vehicles to load and
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      317 10 Straits Times Crossword LHP bHT BB^Hb^ B° WM~ r BB®~" ACKOBS 7 This way of selling is about 9 Difficult strokes? Bad luck! the end! (6). v >4, s>. 8 Southern river guy. perhaps 10 Open past the beginning (5). <4>. 11 Artist wears tie It's of all 14 Studies
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    33 12 SINGAPORE. NOV. 13. RUBBER: $1,294 per lb. (down 1} cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.29! (quiet). TIN: $397.75 per picul (down 12* cents). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (up 20 tons).
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    Radical change on mart
    463 12 THE general feeling I during the first j half of the week was one of perplexity in the face of steadily rising prices and small overseas off-take> report U. C. B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly rubber review. Shorts were unwilling to cover on what they
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    111 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent November/December shipments $40 'buyers, $41 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $62 sellers, drum $64 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $182. Sarawak $181 (both down $1), special Sarawak black $112, garbled
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    190 12 Ships lying; alon*side the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected Uklay are: Tjisadane 1/2, Braeside 4/5. Tchibanga 6A Klnko Mam 6 7. Lao 8 9, Slnalao 10/11, Mississippi Lloyd 13 14. Bencruachan 15/16, Anchises 18, Pelk 19 Sedenak N.WaU 3. Tong San N. Wall 4. Tatsuharu Maru 23 24,
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    STERLING RUBBERS STILL FIRM ON SHARE MARKET
    512 12 STERLING RUBBERS STILL FIRM ON SHARE MARKET By Our Market Correspondent THERE was again a large turnover on the Malayan Share Market yesterday as the current active demand for sterling rubber shares continued. The bulk of business was written in these rubbers and minings, but the latter turned irregular. Industrials
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Share Market: Not. IS Nov. It Industrials: IM.M lvllt Tins: 144.4* 14«.4t I Rubbers: 174.3* 173.46 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    841 12 THE Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials were quietly bieady, tins were Irregular while rubbers were firm. The turnover was large." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 330 pm.: Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ords 495. to 505.; Fed. Disp. $108; Pltzpatrlcks 99 cents
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    RUBBER PRICES
    153 12 December first grade rubber buyers fob closed In Singuporc yesterday at 129 1 cents per lb. down l»i cents on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quiet. loaint prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 140., sellers 1424; Int. 1
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 12 MELBOURNE. Pri. INVESTMENTS shares on the Stock Exchange here today closed the week on an easier tone. Herald gained is. to 425. Humes eased ls.3d. to 71s. and ACI fell by 75.6 d. to 735. Base metals today held a firm tone, and the oils eased slightly today.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    80 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Aaaoctation made the following changes tn its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31*4. O.D. 31V 90 d it 31 13/10 credit bills. 31 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 30 19/16. On the free exchange
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      113 12 n_ THE p& BURMA FIVE STAR LINE WESTBOUND IMTBOUNO f-a. jaata Part, I Ht.g K.n, J" UU •ARIAMA" ♦•AJMAMA" Sinppori Penang Penang Smupore 28 Ntv 4/FDtC T AGENTS: 3M/J42 Ttltk Avtr Strtrt S TtADING CO. LTD. SI. lead SUttt. Ptaaag S'aart Ttl: 2J877 ***** P. Ska* Tel: Bill. S pare
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      566 12 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE The roadway at Railway Level Crossing North of Padang Rengas town will be closed for repairs on 17.11.99 between the hours of 6 00 pm. and 6.00 a.m. the following day Road vehicles will be permitted to pass at half -hourly intervalsBy Order Senior Executive Engineer
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      1471 12 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT THS Directors of Oopeng Consolidated Ltd., announce that although the offer to acquire the whole of the issued share capital of the Klnta Tin Mines Ltd.. as set out In the circular letter to the shareholders of the Klnta Tin Mines Ltd. dated 19th October. 1959 does not
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      599 13 (Csattmed from Page t) SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Words IS (Mlm.)— Box St ett. mxtrm TWO AMAHS Preferably Malay or Javanese for family with two children in Holland Road area. Please Phone ***** (Spore). SWEDISH COMPANY Requires Lady Secretary. Apply PO3 2791 Spore. Stating age. Nationality qualifications and salary required. ARCHITECTURAL
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      489 13 SITUATIONS VACANT Wtrdt IS (Mtn.)— Bmx St ett. mxtrm TECHNICAL ASSISTANT with knowledge of English, general mechanical engineering also concrete, structural and Chinese preferred. State age, qualification and salary to Box A 5092 S.T., Spore. TECHNICAL SALESMAN is required in the Federation of Malaya with Engineering Background. Welding experience though
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      829 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tt Wmrdt IS (Mlm,}— Bmx St ett. mxtrm SMALL BUNOALOW available December and January to person prepared to maintain It and contents In good order. Box A 5149 S.T Spore. TO LET 3 bedrooms flat at 687-A. 689. 691 Si 693 East Coast Road Apply B'pore Trading Co..
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      731 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE it Wordt U (Ml*.)— Box tt ett. mxtrm TWO-STOREY Terrace Houses near Bartley Road, Upper Serangoon Junction almost ready for occupation. Loan available. For paraeulsn please Apply to Mr. Kwong. Kay St Arthur Ltd., 1 Kwong Avenue, Bennett Estate, Spore. Telephone 8987 L 3 SEMIDETACHEO BUNGALOWS
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      877 13 GODOWN SPACE VACANT It Wordt U (Mlm.)— Box lit ett. mxtrm RUBBER MILLING FACTORY For Lease In South Johore. Principal only. Apply Box A 6071 &T, B'pore. QODOWN FOR LEASE suitable for bonding factory, general storing, rubber packing, workshops etc. Apply Box A 6071 &T. S'poraPHILATELY It Wmrdt U (Min.)—
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      954 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wmrdt IS (Min.)— Box St ctt. mxtrm 1953 A7O very good engine, Reg. serviced many extras. Taxed fully, comp. Insurance April 1960. 25 m.p.g. highest offer secures. Stokes 63 Hua Guru Aye., 5.21 Tel: ***** Ext. 138, Spore. MORRIS MINOR Saloon 4-door black as new. purchased
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      711 13 FOR SALE tt Wmrdt IS (Min.)-Bmx St et: txtrm STATS OF BINOAPORE Flags. Buntings. Coat of Arms, etc. and X'mas Cheap Sale Window Posters. Order from Modern Slgncrafts, 53 Prinsep street, Singapore, Tel: *****. TALK AND LISTEN. Oerman Made Ha co Superhet Radio and Intercommunication in one the Novelty Radio
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      360 13 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) If Word, lit (Minimum) Dmttm 1 month. It Wordt ttJt (Ml*.) DISTINCTIVE HAND-ENGRAV-ED ORIENTAL Silverware of exquisite designs is displayed at SllviTcraft 31 Penang Road. Spore. Phone *****- 20% cash discount. Open all day Saturday. DANCING Xt Wmrdt lit (Minimum) Dmttm month. It Wmrdt tl.it (Mlm.) EMBASSY
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    FMOC DECIDES: 85 WILL GO TO SEAP GAMES
    367 14  -  VIC NAYAGAM By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. MALAYA will send, a contingent of 85, including 21 officials, to the SouthEast Asia Peninsula Games in Bangkok from Dec. 12 to 17. The contingent includes the president, Tun Abdul Razak, and the secretary. Mr. K.
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    6YMKHAMA MEET RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    455 14 RACE 1—2.15 (Class 5) 2F Willora (J. A. Faulkner). Bubbles i. Kolek Zarlff Gentle Nora (MaJ. Wylle Carrick), Sultan Batley (J. K. Barlow), John Willy (N. Clarke), Yeoman (R. A. Frankllr.t, Pibroch i Lucky Star (.MaJ. J. Janson), Girlie (Maj. Adams Williams). Scratching: Morning Sun.
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    Androcles should be a safe bet
    296 14  -  EPSOM JEEP THAMPION hurdler v Androcles (late Lode Mine) should score another triumph in the 9f hurdle race (Race 7) at Bukit Timah today. He is unbeaten "over the sticks". At Kuala Lumpur in September he scored a ten-lenKth win in the 9f Cheltenham
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    Students pelt hockey player with bad eggs
    176 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Students of the Technical College here today peltered a hockey player with bad eggs after a S.H.A. division one league match at the college ground at Gurney Road. The match was between Technical College and Selangor Eurasian Association. Techs won
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    Rangers triumph
    52 14 PENANO, Fri. Baacaran Rangers beat Eastern Smelting 8. C. 2-1 In a hockey league match at Dato Kramat today. Rangers led 1-0 at half-time, full-back Brian Oaustan scoring from a penalty corner. Smelters equalised through Tony Rozu-lo early In the second half. Brendan Robleas scored the winning goal
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    IPOH LEAGUE FIX DATES FOR REPLAYS FOR THE LOYALS
    197 14 JPOH, Fri.— The Ipoh District Football League has fixed Nov. 19 for the replay of the Voon Thian Soo Cup final (Junior division) between the Ist Battalion. Loyal Regiment, and Bawean Putra. The Loyals and Klnta Indians, the League champions, will
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    Lock icon Top seed is singles finalist
    84 14 npOKYO, Fri.— Athushi MiyaJ- gi. top seeded among the Japanese players in the Japanese national lawn tennis championships, today became a finalist when he beat Masao Nagasaki, third seeded Japanese player, during the men's singles semi-finals. The score was 6-4. 6-3. 7-5. Rain stopped play
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    RAAF 'A' are champions
    101 14 OENANO. FH. RAAF "A" won JT the seven-a-sldf rugby competition when they beat .Ml Blues "B" and Penang Sport* Club "A" in the finals at the P.F.S. ground today. In the first game of the evening P.S.C. "A" (Group A champions), drew with All Blues "B"
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    Kesavan may miss the Gold trail to Bangkok
    445 15 By FIRDIE SALAHUDIN Singapore, Friday KESAVAN SOON, one of Singapore's strong prospects for a sprint "double" at the South-East Asia Peninsula Games at Bangkok next month, may miss the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's trials on Sunday and possibly miss the Games too.
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    99 15 WEDDING BELLS for SUBBA ROW lONDON, Fri.— Raman Subba Row. 27-year-old England cricketer. 1 5 to marry a 23-year-old London secretary. Miss Anne Harrison. It was announced here- yesUrday "The wedding will be sometime next year, because my son Is going to the West Indies with th e M.C.C. touring
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    3-0 win for Perak
    102 15 TPOH. Fri.— Perak beat the youthful Penang team by 3-0 In the opening tie of the triangular friendly hockey meet on the town padang today. Though Perak were superior in all departments, Penang fought back gamely throughout. The homesters opened accounts In the 16th minute when
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    Penalty turns the tide for S'gor
    436 15 Selangor were comfortably in the lead with 12 points. Then came Fadzll's series of thrilling runs on the wing that brought two tries one of which Naafl converted and Selangor hammered home victory with two more goals. Salim and Fadzil ■coring the tries which
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    Old boys XV
    67 15 JOHORE BAHHU. Fri. The Johore English College Old Boys .ssoclatlon team to meat the Present Boys In their annual rugby match (or the Everstrong Cup on the JBC ground tomorrow is: Robert Ng: Ungku Ismail. Hassan Yacob. Ahmad Ismail, M. Richard; Johnny Wong, K. Pestana: Sivallngam. Wan
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