The Straits Times, 29 December 1959

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1959 15 CENTS
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    BYRNE: WE'RE TOUGH
    553 1 MINISTER'S WARNING TO DEMONSTRATING YOUTHS 'Government knows how to deal with gangster elements' 'Brigade' scheme outlined SINGAPORE. Monday HK Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today told 20 tough gangster-like laracters: "The P.A.P. (Government is not a eak-kneed (Government." He pave this warning to
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    HER PRIZE-TRIP ROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS
    14 1 Miss Australia 1959... the glamorous teacher
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    Alien investors can raise loans in Malaya
    262 1 i I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I 11 LIEN companies will be permitted to raise loans in the Federation if they bring in a "reasonable proportion" of their initial capital. The Federation Government announced this today to clear a misunderstanding that no borrowing would
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    'Foreign agent' blamed for sumantra riots
    131 1 MEDAN, Mon. The Governor of Atjeh, North Sumatra. .Mr. All Hasjmi. today accused "foreign subversive eleoienU" of being- responsible for the re mi outbreak of hostilities In the area. In the wave of terror at Kutaradja by some members of the converted "DanU Isiam-T
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    Hell to pay—so they'll forget telly
    139 1 Hell to pay— so they'll forget telly LONDON. Mm -A Whit- I leigh couple who planned to give away their fourth baby so they could afford a tele- i vision set have oVclded against It because of pressure fn>m the neighbours "Dozens of people told u.s that II we gave
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    Teacher with 'mostest' flies in
    511 1 Teacher with 'mostest' flies in SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Australia 1959. 22 year old Joan Stanbury. flew into Singapore today by Qantas Boeing from Sydney A high school teacher from Bunbury Western Australia, she was adjudged the girl with the "mostest" In beauty, poise, charm and personality at a recent nation-wide
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    Pope's trial begins
    72 1 JAKARTA. Mon American airman Allen Lawreiut Pope. 29, went on trial today before an Air Force military court on charges of flying bombing missions for the Indonesian rebels against Government forces in 1858. Pope's counsel. Dr Sukarjo appointed by the court, won a five-week adjournment «ith a
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    CAN'T MEET QUOTAS —SO MINERS GIVE UP 9,700 PICULS
    230 1 CAN'T MEET QUOTAS —SO MINERS GIVE UP 9, 700 PICULS IPOH. Mon— Sixty -six tin miners in Malaya have surrendered a total of 9.723 piculs of their quota which they cannot nil during the present control period. This will be re-dlstrtbut-ed to other miners wanting additional quotas By surrendering their
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    Summit in middle of May
    139 1 Summit in middle of May PARIS. Mon. The Western Big Three I have agreed on May 16 as the most suitable 1 date for an East-West i summit meeting in Paris, Western diplomaI tic sources said today. Agreement on the c: s i reached over the v, during consultations between
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    STOP PRESS
    8 1 MOUCAi ?lATH', M"n »-*f!v billed arwrh
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    Rush has begun for enrolment at Nanyang University
    186 2 Rush has begun for enrolment at Nanyang University SINGAPORE. Monday. A RUSH has startad for enrolment at Nanyang University for the new academic term naxt year Since registration began two days ago. more than 250 applications have been received. The university i registrar. Prof. Jacen T. Hsieh. Mid today: We
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    LIBRARIES: A NEW ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED
    159 2 LIBRARIES: A NEW ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. Anew library association is to be formed soon. The inaugural aieeUnjr will be held here on Jan. 16. One of Its stx>nsors Is Mrs Hedwig Anuar. assistant librarian in the University o( Malaya. The new association wIM replace the former
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    Doctor weds dentist
    64 2 PENASG. Mon —Mr Chin Tuck Chle*. a dental surgeon of Bungei Patani Hospital, married a doctor. Ml« Chee Bwee Leng. also from tn« hospital, at the Registry of Marriages here today. Dr Chin Tuck Ment a»»d Miss Chin Tuck Yun. brother and sister of the groom, wert
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    Re-election is expected
    54 2 Re-election is expected BUTTERWORTH. Mon The chairman ol the Butterworth Town Council. Tuan Hajl Ismail bin Che Chik. Is expected to be re-elected when the council meet.s tomorrow to appoint various committees (or 1900. Mr. Phee Joo Teik is also likely to be. re-elected deputy chairman. No motions have been
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    SEVEN JOBS ARE GOING AT VARSITY
    132 2 SEVEN JOBS ARE GOING AT VARSITY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon —The University ol Malaya division in Kuala Lumpur Is lookins for stafl for its Science Faculty. The $18 million building which will house the faculty will be ready in February. The Scienre Faculty wants six laboratory ajtslstanta. About 300 men are
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    Scooter in river poses a mystery
    159 2 Scooter in river poses a mystery ITIAL.% LUMPIR. >I»n. Police were wondtring today why four men one armed with a pistol dumped a motor scooter into the Klang River near the Malay cemetery here last night. A polur »pokcsman Mid: "We ha\e recovered the srooter which is believed to have
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    STUDENTS HIT OUT AT SOUTH AFRICA
    189 2 SINGAPORE. Monday. 'THE University of Malaya Students' Union in Sin- gapore has passed a resolution condemning the South African Government for its attempts to introduce racial segregation in South African universities. The resolution, adopted at a meeting of the council of the union, reads:
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    Coronation of Sultan
    46 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Johore Government has approved the sum of $50,000 for preparations In connection with the coronation of the Sultan in February. In addition, t1.500 has been set aside for the coronation uniforms of the Sultan and ba)us for his consort.
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    7 on murder charge
    74 2 ITAJANO. Mon— Seven peopie from Kuala Lumpur were tentatively charged In thr magistrate's court hero today with the murder of a rubber tapper. Llm Voon Yin on Dec 8 at the Kaiang new village. They were Su Man Hon. Tan Chin Heng. Urn W.-ng Kee. Wong
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    ASSEMBLY RESUMES DEBATE ON BUDGET
    131 2 ASSEMBLY RESUMES DEBATE ON BUDGET SINGAPORE. Mon. The Legislative Assembly meets tomorrow to debate the second and third read.na- of the i Appropriation Bi 1 j which puts in legislative form the 1930 Estimates which the Assembly a:) v proved earlier this month. As most of thr re slal u,ue.,
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    Headmaster post
    28 2 TAIPINO. Mon -M Telk Beng. a senior lln King Edward VII Secondary School here transferred to Bukii MerU'jam as headma-tor of tni I High School there
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    KASSEM MURDER BID: 79 ACCUSED
    490 3 Court told of cable from Nasser giving full support for plot BAGDAD, Mon. 4 21 -YEAR-OLD J\ student told a court here today of a plot to assassinate the Iraqi Prime Minister, Maj-G c n. .issem. last October. vas to have been ■ed by a
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    Lock icon The merit of one man. one wife, by Mr. M
    287 3 The merit of one man. one wife, by Mr. M YEW YORK. Mon. Malcolm Muggeridge, former editor of the British magazine "Punch." and novelist Han Suyin. were controversial guests last night in Edgar Murrow's filmed "Small World" television programme. In reply to a question on monogamy and polygamy. Mr Muggeridxe
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    Lock icon MOORHOUSE MUSEUM CLOSES SUDDENLY
    153 3 MOORHOUSE MUSEUM CLOSES SUDDENLY CAIRO. Mon— The controversial Moorhouse Museum in Port Said, which opened last week, was closed again yesterday, allegedly because the custodian's mother had died. The museum, set up as a tribute to resistance fighters against British and French troops during the Sue/ Invasion In 1956. drew
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    Lock icon Rugby player in suicide pact
    43 3 OSAKA. Mon. Kenjl Ofsuka. 23. one of Japan's leading rugby players, committed double suicide with his hairdresser sweetheart yesterday because their parents opposed their marriage. Otsuka and Kelko Matsumoto. 21. took potassium cyanide at an Osaka hotel UP.I.
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    HIS PRESSING PROBLEM
    37 3 LONDON. Mnn.— Th.- South-Eastern Electricity Board said yrstrrduy an %ngry man telephoned during a onehour power failure, and said: "I've prenaed one leg of my troosera, how long before I can finish the other?"
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    MANS BEST FRIEND? DANGER! DOG AT WORK
    75 3 MANS BEST FRIEND? DANGER! DOG AT WORK I OS ANGELES, Mon. A dog darted across the Santa Ana freeway at Norwalk. causing a series of accidents involving 40 automobiles, injuring II people and causing US$lO,OOO worth of da- mage to piled-up cars. The dog was killed. Traffic was tied up
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    MANS BEST FRIEND And Working dogs save shephred from lynx
    10 3 MANS BEST FRIEND And Working dogs save shephred from lynx
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    Lock icon PRINCE OF WALES READS A LESSON
    120 3 PRINCE OF WALES READS A LESSON f ONDOY Mon. The Print e of Hales. 11--year-old heir to the British thrum-, read one of the lenMtns during last night'k annual tarol arrvice at West Newton parUh church. near King's Lynn. Norfolk. The congregation in tlu<lril bis mother and father, the Queen
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    Lock icon Lost..and found
    37 3 TOKYO. Mon Police reported today that the 810.000 Items turned Into their lost and found department in 1959 Included a package of 6.000.000 yen •about $50,000 a washing machine and a bundle of dynamite. U.P.I.
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    Haul of $6,000 takings from theatre
    214 4 Haul of $6, 000 takings from theatre BATTERED 350-lb SAFE FOUND ABANDONED A MILE AWAY IPOH, Monday THIEVES took a 3 50-1 b safe, containing $6,000 in cash and a cinemascope lens worth $1,000 from the Majestic Theatre in Chamberlain Road last night. An employee, sweeping the theatre this morning,
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    NURSE BECOMES MUSLIM TO MARRY
    142 4 NURSE BECOMES MUSLIM TO MARRY POLICE OFFICER r[)H. Mon. A pretty assistant nurae from Penang. Mow Kboo Ola Eag. 22. was converted to the Islamic religion here today In preparation for her saarrtage to a police officer from Pahang. At a ceremony at the All- Malaya Muslim Missionary Society's office
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    $500 BOND FOR SOLDIER
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Pte Kwa Kia Thou. 28. of the Sinpaporp Military Forces was today bound over in $50C for six months for criminal breach of trust of a $195 radio on March 13. Mr C H Teo. the magis- ■ate. was told that the radio as
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    Goodwill tour 'to see I Asia through Asian eyes'
    264 4 Goodwill tour 'to see I Asia through Asian eyes' DOUBTS OF AUSSIBS AMU «»"'lff MOW KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. TWO visiting members of the main Opposition party in Australia said today the Australian Premier. Mr. R. O. Menzles. had after his recent visit here cleared the doubts of the average Australian
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    Holiday visitor stabbed
    91 4 PENANG. Mon A holiday visitor trom Taipma was stabbed while having supper at an Esplanade stall here kut night. Quah Hock Hee and a party of friends had come to Penang to see the trade fair now being held at the New World Park. They were havlnc
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    PERMITS NEEDED TO MOVE FOOD
    200 4 PERMITS NEEDED TO MOVE FOOD KUALA KANGSAR. Mon. Permits are now required for the movement of foodstuffs and other restricted articles in the "Operation Jaya" area of Central Perak. The Btate Government has announced that permits will only be issued for u&e during the day. Permits will not be valid
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    Singer ill
    27 4 SINGAPORE Mon.— A vocal recital by Mr. Choo Hwee Llm at the Cultural Centre tomorrow at 8.45 p.m. has been cancelled because he Is 111
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    THE THEATRE FUND IS NOW $189,155
    172 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The National Theatre Fund now stands at $189,155.94. Donations received today by the Ministry of Culture: Anglo-Dutch Traders Association $300; Harbour Transport Co.. Ltd. 150: Cycle It Carriage Co. < 102« Ltd. 1500; K D. Vaswanl it Co. S2Ol. E. 8. Isaac
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    Most of the 'borderline' students may find places
    320 4 Most of the 'borderline' students may find places KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Hopes rose today that the majority of 15,000 "borderline" cases in the recent English secondary school examination will And places tn schools next year. The Selangor education authorities announced that the promotion standards will be lowered for "borderline" student*
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    No water areas
    55 4 No water areas SINGAPORE, Mon— Water will be cut off In the following areas tomorrow Along Woodlelgh Close (houses Nos. 2. 4. 6. 10. 12. 14. 3. 5. 7 and 9) from a.m. to 3 p.m. to clean a main. In Seraya Crescent, off Thomson Road, from 9 a.m. to
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    TEACHER KNIFED HIS GIRL FRIEND IN A FIT OF JEALOUSY
    221 4 TEACHER KNIFED HIS GIRL FRIEND IN A FIT OF JEALOUSY PENANG, MondaA STUDENT teacher stabbed his j?irl frien a fit of Jealousy, the Magistrate's Court was told today. Inspector R. Joganathan. prosecuting, said the girl. Yeap Yoke Thlm. 18. also a student teacher. was stabbed in the chest. Johnny Cheah
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    PPP MAY CONTEST CITY ELECTIONS
    77 4 PPP MAY CONTEST CITY ELECTIONS PENANG. MOB. Penang bra:.... People's Progiesslve will be reconsti'uN ly and may eontc next City Count here. This was announced today by the party's national vice-president, Mr s P Seenivasagam. after two-day visit vate" the PPP m Pc nanc Mr. Seeiivasasam v. several local party
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    Party for 1.000
    29 4 SINGAPORE Kallang Alrp <rt V■■ munity Associate party to 1.000 child: estate at Mount ne.se School I on v Day from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m
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    MENTRI GIVES TAX PLEDGE
    310 5 RATES WONT BE RAISED TO MEET THE DEFICIT TOIIORE BAHRU, Mon.— The Mentri Besar, Dato Ha j i Hassan bin Haji Vunos, today stressed in the State Legis--11 iv c Assembly here the importance of capital development schemes which Government planned for next ear. He said
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    Morphine is found in police raid
    79 5 Morphine is found in police raid SINGAPORE. Mon— Two: men who used a house for the administration of morphine Injections were each fined $250 or two months' jail today Lim Ah Peow pleadtd guilty to the chame of bei ing found in a house in Muar Road, u.sed for adminMering
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    New committee will deal with staff
    204 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. ANEW staff committee has been appointed in the City Council to replace the disciplinary beard e1 up when the council came under the Ministry lor National Development. The committee, appointed |by the Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. whose department recently took
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    Report on contract labour
    99 5 Report on contract labour SINGAPORE. Mon. The n port of the commission which Inquired into the contract labour system here is txr>ect«d to be ready by thej end of next month. A commission spokesman i uJd today: "W e are work- 1 -•B very hard at It. The reexpected to
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    Clerk killed
    19 5 KLANG. Mon— A marshallrd clerk. Mohamed Yusof bin Ahmad. 30. was killed tntn at Port-Swetten-\m mi rning.
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    GIRL, 14: MOTHER BEAT ME, SO I WENT WITH MAN
    266 5 GIRL, 14: MOTHER BEAT ME, SO I WENT WITH MAN IPOH. Monday. 4 14-year-old dhoby girl ran away from home with a former circus worker because her mother beat her, the Sessions Court here was told I today. Wai Srtig. 23. who pleaded guilty to kidnapping the girl from her
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    TWO ILLEGAL LOTTERY MEN APPEAR IN COURT
    103 5 TWO ILLEGAL LOTTERY MEN APPEAR IN COURT CINGAPORE. Mon. Two men appeared before the Ninth Magistrate* Court today on two separate charges of assisting in carrying on public lotteries. CASE ONE: Forty-five-year-old Tan Cheng Chiat pleaded guilty to assisting in carrying on a character lottery. He was found in possession
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    TWO MORE QUIT THE UNIVERSITY
    66 5 TWO MORE QUIT THE UNIVERSITY SINGAPORE. Mon Two members of the Dentistry Department of the University Malaya have resigned their postf The> are Mr Cheah Cheng Kooi and Mr. D B Deubert, both lecturers In dentistry. Mr Cheah. whose resignation Is due to take effect next March, is understood to
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    Income tax writ
    40 5 SINGAPORE, Mon— A writ has been filed by the Comptroller of Income Tax at the High Court Registry against B R. Lowlck. of Caldecott Hill, claiming $11,724.04 Income tax assessed for the year ending Dec. 31. 1958.
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    OVERTOOK POLICE CHIEF—FINED $70
    272 5 OVERTOOK POLICE CHIEF— FINED $70 I>ENANG, Mon The Penang Chief Police Officer, Mr. P. H O'Flynn. said in court today that while he was passing a car, another) overtook him. "The car could not have total less than 45 to 50 an hour." Mr O'Flynn te ufied agaii.st Ernest Ralph
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    Eight Siam officials arrive for talks aimed at beating 700 border Reds
    350 5 RUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Eight Siamese officials arrived here today to attend the latest in the series of joint talks aimed at eliminating the 7W terrorists operating in the Malaya -Siam border recion. Heading the delegation is bespectacled Police
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    Special meeting to pick mayor
    39 5 PENANG. Mon —The City Council will hold a special meeting this Thursday to elect Pcnang's new mayor for next year. So far. only one candidate —Mr. 00l Thiam Slew (Socialist Front) —has been nominated.
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      New small-girl school wear
      587 7 HIGH-FASHION UNWORMS fill, junior miss, faon six to 1(5 and I>eyond, has never had it so food when l;ishion is coiucrni'd. They even have coulure-de-signed school unit onus today. Charles Creed, one of London's big 11 couturiers who is well known for his smart expert tailoring,
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      Fit for a Queen
      46 7 PAKISIAN couturier. Jacque* Lstr.il. presented thi.s model of apres-ski. designed for Farah Diba. bride of the Shah of Per *ia. Called "Et Bine it if entirely made of bural elastic lame in silver and t old and is flt for a queen.
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      Amy Wee plans beauty school
      416 7 Amy Wee plans beauty school SINGAPORE beautician. Amy Wee. has come back from months of study In two continents with great plans for making the women of this city more conscious of their natural beauty. She intends to open a beauty culture school where girls who are interested may take
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      JUNIOR MISS NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD
      56 7 JUNIOR MISS NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD One example of ".mall-try school. wear it this pretty cotton (rock of light-weight drip-drr cotton in a geometrical print The mam part of the dress is in dirt camouflaging peac«K k blue, while the little whitr bibinset rives the appearance of band-box neatness.
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      309 7 Straits Times Crossword JMmOttfe 6 Co*, place in vail s «.th lo\« 1. People come nut o! it when pcrmltt«d <!>-*• joint In 1 7. Ahab inventory a lot Urn g UtUuArtan revolution *ry ob- marked do«o' <7. ■>. J«ct nerved by the rare < 4-4». Cyrtl'i poem' 1 «5>
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    442 8 30 Words Sit (MMmym) NEVER TOO LATE for a New Tear Frock. Alterations a'tendM to prompt- 31 Raffle* ("lace. Singapore HAVE YOU TRIED •<-<vk'« Head' Brand Concentrated Tomato r«rtlllser j It's cowl for chillies and brtnJa's too FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD hai on display the complete rang? of Pan nn4
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    56 8 70 Wordi Sit (MMmum) MR A MRS. HENRY TOK OIK LEUNG thank parents, relatives and t thHr kind assistance, vahi- nts and attendance at their on 28. 12.. '.9. MR. A MRS. LOUIS TAN CHIN LENG ,nk all friends ard relatives itood wishes, valuable prvsesrta, assjasaMMSJ and attendance on
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, December 29, 1959. A Botanical Centenary
    731 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, December 29, 1959. A Botanical Centenary Singapore's unique Botanic Gardens celebrate this yearend their Tanglin centenary. There were earlier botanic •jvdens. but Tanglin was the assured beginning of the claim to fame. Heit vss the nursery of the rubber industry. Ridley the midwife or father ol
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    On The Eve
    264 8 The assurance by Mr. Kasavubu, leader of one of the nationalist groups which have demanded immediate independence for the Belgian Congo, that "we fight with words not arms", sounds a little hollow. He is far from bearing all responsibility for the riots and deaths in his country,
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    Rising Demand
    168 8 A year ago 17.000 children in the Federation failed the examination that would have secured them a secondary education in Government or Gov-ernment-aided schools. This year there are 25,000. Unless the Government acts vigorously to provide facilities for secondary education commensurate with the provision at primary level the
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    WHERE the REWARDS ARE STRICTLY LIMITED
    422 8 WHERE the REWARDS ARE STRICTLY LIMITED Bißi.ior.K \piiv or MALAYA by H. It. hiwm»n irublWird far the British AtMctstion of Malaya by Longmans, <irrm and U., London, iwn. \U 231 (Price: 3Jvi Roview«d by JOHN BASTIN COMPILING a biblio- graphy is tedious work, and the rewards for the compiler are
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    DOES STANDING ORDER PUT A 'GAG' ON MPs?
    384 8 Fwas shocking to read your editorial in support of the new standing orders of the Federal Parliament. For It was only recently that a hinted threat against the Straits Times by the then campaigning People's Action Party, prompted your paper to make
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    113 8 'THE Malay word "saudara" used by Radio Singapore for Ministers can mean "comrade" or "brother". It depends how you take It In Indonesia, "saudara" Is used not only to address the common man but also Ministers and hlghrankli.K Government officials. But the Indonesians use
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    THE HOME GUARD The force that fought back —and won!
    1293 8  - THE HOME GUARD The force that fought back —and won! NELSON RUTHERFURD by Malaya's part-time army fades away into history on Dec. 31 Kuala Lumpur, Mon- MALAYA owes a great deal to her Home Guard. On Dec. 31 this 10-year-old force will make way for the new Territorial Army. This
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    PROBE ON PHONY CIRCULAR TO SCHOOLS
    142 9 PROBE ON PHONY CIRCULAR TO SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon I fhe Ministry of tion is investißat- 1 tie issue of an un- rifled document lr to scnool rr,animi I has been to schools In the rom Kuala Lumthoul the knowledge r the Mir.. pokesman d'ed today to give further authorities
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    Welfare plans
    25 9 Mon —The Muar led Association will re week at the park here from Frlralse money for a project and a wland orphans trust
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    A dance
    23 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Royal Johore International Club will hold a dance on Dec 31 to welcome in the New Year.
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    Tranquillisers: Beliefs vary
    183 9 PROFESSOR TALKS OF A GROWING MODERN EVIL': A DOCTOR SAYS GREAT BOON' SINGAPORE, Monday. CONFLICTING opinions were expressed today in Singapore about the use of tranquillisers. Medical opinion was sought on an article in the British Medical Journal in which the writer— a doctor said that tranquillisers
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    Good results
    147 9 A Singapore doctor said that tranquillisers were a great boon and properly used for the right patients produced good results. "With the recent phenomenal changes In Singapore many people have been upset. Tranquillisers have done their part by carrying sensitive people over this period of stress he said.
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    BRANCH GETS MCP PROPAGANDA LETTER
    87 9 BRANCH GETS MCP PROPAGANDA LETTER SLRKMBAN. Mon. The Seremban branch of the Labour Party nf Malaya today received a foursheet propacanda letter from the Malayan Communist Party. The unsigned letter, typewritten in Rumi. was posted at Kulim. north Kedah. on hristmas Day. The letter was handed over to the police
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    A welcome for port assurance
    110 9 A welcome for port assurance MALACCA. Mon.— The prei sident of the Malacca Chinese I Chambers of Commerce. Mr. Tan Kee Oak. last night welcomed the assurance by the Malacca Governor. Dato Hajl I Abdul Malek bin Yusuf. that I the State Government was considering Improvements to the Malacca port.
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    TAIPING TO HAVE MORE ARCHITECTS
    69 9 TAIPING. Mon— The Town Council here has accepted a recommendation by its town planning and building committee to register five more persons under the Architects Ordinance. As registered architect*, they will be able to help residents here who wish to build their own homes. Councillor
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    First time
    30 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Datin Fatimah blnte Abdul Majld newly elected member for the Plentong constituency took her seat for the first time in the Johore Legislative Assembly today.
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    TEACHER HELPS BRIDE TO CUT THE CAKE
    39 9 MR. Ho Yew Ki.ns. teacher, and hU bride, the former Miss U'ong Kai Ting, ratting the cake at their wedding reception in the Odeon Theatre's Hollywood Room. Slncaporr yesterday. —Straits Tines picture
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    The marked $5 note vanishes
    235 9 IT WAS TO BE EXHIBIT IN COURT SINGAPORE. Monday. A POLICE inspector said in a district court today that a marked $5 note, which was to be an exhibit in a cheating case, had vanished. Inspector Koh Lla:: Bee laid he detected the low this
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    TWO YOUTHS CLEARED OF STORE BREAKING
    204 9 TWO YOUTHS CLEARED OF STORE BREAKING SINGAPORE, Mon. Two youths, said to 1 have been arrested in suspicious circumstances, were acquitted today of a joint charge of breaking into a store opposite the Orchard Road police station at 2 30 a.m. on Oct. 27. Koh Kirn Huat. 18. and On*
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    King back from a rest
    43 9 King back from a rest SEREMBAN. Mon The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has returned to the Istana Negara here after a 12-day rest at Port Dlckson. The Paramount Ruler stayed at Rhu Lodge during his rest He was accompanied by the Raja Permalsuri Agong
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    ALLIANCE CAPTURES 4 SEATS
    105 9 ALLIANCE CAPTURES 4 SEATS MUAR. Mon. The Alliance party won four of five seats in the local council elections at Tangkak yesterday The other seat was won by the Socialist Front. This brings the Alliance i victory In local council elec- tlons held In Muar to 15 out 1 of
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    Spore man back from working camp
    170 9 SINGAPORE. Mon— lnche Atan bin Kadlr. who represented the Singapore Council of Social Service at the Bouth-Ea.st Asia Training Camp, held In Dacca, has returned to Singapore. Inche Atan, a teacher, who spent a month at the ramp, said today that the camp was
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    Now 'The Robinson Man' is saying goodbye
    499 9 Now 'The Robinson Man' is saying goodbye SINGAPORE, Mon.— On New Years Eve. tall, lean Mr. F. A. Hare. 56, will cease to be "The Robinson Man" —a nickname which was famous in the most remote corners of Malaya 30 years ago. Now he Is better known as the managing
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    THE BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS YET
    173 9 THE BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST NEW YEAR SEA SPORTS YET SINGAPORE. Monday. THE 1930 New Year Sea Spoi ts off Clifford Pier on Jan. 1 will be the biggest and bright st of these annual carnivals yet. The patron for the coming •ea sports, which, with the exception of the Japanese
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    Vain bid to form land use bodies
    176 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The State Legislative Assembly here was told today that land development was the concern of the Federal Government and local councils could not interfere The State Legal Adviser, Mr R. D. Jackson. >aid this when opposing a motion by Mr
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    Teachers wed by Tun Leong
    50 9 MALACCA. Mon. The Minister of Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, today officiated the marriage of two Malacca school teachers. Mr Lee Kirn Loon and Miss Wong Slew Chin Mr Lee is attached to the Malacca High School and Miss Won" the Banda Hlllr Encash school
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    Memories of first great wave of conquest by the Manchus...
    1313 10 Memories of first great wave of conquest by the Manchus... WHEN Chinese troops clashed a few months ago with Indian patrols in Ladakh along the Tibetan frontier, the world became aware of a new trouble spot in Asia. For 150 years the tower ing Himalayas have provided a peaceful barrier
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 12 JANUARY flrst grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 116 cents per lb down f% cents on ThursI day's close. I The down* tone waj »cry quiet. (losing price* in cents per 1b., j yesirrday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 RSS Spot I fob. buyers 116, sellers
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    152 12 Till Malayan Ekrhancc Bank's Association made the following changes in Its rates to merihant.s yeMcrday tall rates to $100) New York: buying airmail TT 32 7/8. OD. 33. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills. (anaaa: buying airmail T.T. 31 1/4 OD. 31 3/8. 90
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    117 12 SINOAPORK hmrv Praaurr Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/Contlnein December/ January shipment* $394 buyers. Mo' s sellers. Coconut oti: gulf., bulk $61 sellers. arum $64 sellers. Pepper: steady: about 40 ton* of white pepper «ere reported done. Muntok white $306. Sarawak $305. i both
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    175 12 CHIPS Ivinc aloiik-sidr thr >in t pore Harbour Board wharvem ar r\pf<t*d today are: Flying C'oud 1 Cvrlops 4/5. PaUtria «A. Star Bellatrlx 6/7. Am!u Maru 1U Mene*theii s 13/14. Relfenstem 15/16 Hai Hing 18. MancUm.i 19. Sedlli N. Wall 3. Sedenak N. Wall 4. Tronoh N. Wall
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    21 12 Malayan Share Market: Dee. 28 Dec. Z4 Industrials: 117.64 116.M Tina: 146.7* 116.34 Rubbers: 1*7.78 11M1 Jan. 1 19Ms|M.
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    RUBBER PRICE EASES ON REPORT SOVIET HELPING CHINA
    832 12 RUBBER PRICE EASES ON REPORT SOVIET HELPING CHINA By Our Market Correspondent THE Singapore Rubber Market when it reopened yesterday after the Christmas holidays was unsettled by reports believed to originate from New York sources regarding Russian market operations. The reports suggested that Russia was selling to China and they
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    32 12 SINGAPORE. DEC 28. RUBBER: M.I 6 per lb. (down cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. $1.15"* (dull). TIN: $386.25 per picul (down 25 cento). Estimated unofflrlai offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    532 12 f»HF Malayan Share Brokers' 1 Association reported yeater(lny: All sections continued steady and the turnover was fair" Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.10 pm Industrials: Fiupatrl.-k* 8108 iO i Fraaer A Neave Orda. t1.59 iO). 81.82 and 8183. OHinmon 82 17 to 82
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      54 12 First Malayan Fund Marwger's selling prtc« iiveember 28) 8108 xd. REMINDER PROPERTY SALE TO-DAT 1. Nos. IS. 17. 19 a 21 Lewis Road. t. No. 1•• 1 Jalan Hrvtr S. Nas. lit in Krrangoon Koad Naa. 18? 109 Rawrl! Road Kionf Ckai Woon 4 C».. Ltd. \urlnnirrri, A Valurrs. Na.
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      809 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS R.EJL C. TRAINING SCHOOL Applications are Inrltad from young men between the ages of 18 and 34 for training at the R E A .V C. Training School for Planter* at Damansara, near Kuala Lumpur. Applicants must be Federal Citlsens and must have passed the Overseas School Certificate
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    SUNGEI BESI MINES AND AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING
    3528 13 SUNGEI BESI MINES AND AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING COMPANY MEETINGS W. SIMMS ON TIN CONTROL met '.iiks ot UK) Aver ig, LU, were I in London. \V. SIMMS, Chairman. wing are extracts from incuts of the Chairman, >.:..n'iKilders: l I H MINKS LTD. profit for ihe year M irch, 1959.
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    183 14 SHELL MEN ARE TO RETIRE rrwo senior members of I the Federation of Malaya staff of the Shell Company, who. between them, have served 64 years with the organisation, are retiring at the end of the year They are Mr. Lo Thean Ee. head of the Personnel Department. Buttennorth. and
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    Will tyre prices be raised locally?
    297 14 HIGH RUBBER PRICE AFFECTS ANOTHER INDUSTRY THK Japanese Tire Manufacturers' Association of Tokyo will raise its export price of motor car tyres by five per cent from Friday onwards, in view of the high cost of natural rubber. This was stated in Singapore yesterday
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    209 14 THE absence of an aggressive merchandising programme in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore is hampering sales of American products in these territories. Mr. Henry Kearns. U.S." Assistant Secretary of Commerce for International Affairs, said in Washington recently "Almo*t by default, we are not >»
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    187 14 T<HE Federation of Ma- laya and Singaporean expect cheaper rice from Burn\a and Thailand next year, according* to local dealers. They say that both Burma and Thailand have had 1 food rire harvest and the export Mirplusts of the two countries nrxt
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    Danish beer arrives
    146 14 Danish beer arrives 4 SINGAPORE trading company, Chua Kirn San and Co.. has Intro-; duced another Danish I beer to the Federation of Malaya and Singa- pore markets. I Called Viking, the beer is 'manufactured by the Star 'Brewery of Copenhagen. Mr. Chua Kirn San. proprietor of Chua Kirn San
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    New U.S. outboard motors on Malayan market next year
    246 14 OUTBOARD Marine Corporation of III i producers of outboard motors new Johnson, Evinrude and Gab board motors to Singapore and the f Malaya in 1960, Mr. S. A. Bribes. fUu director, announced in Singapore. Mr. Brlggs. who was on a six-day
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    Japanese company gets offer from Americans
    71 14 The Toyota Motor Co. of Japan has received a proposal from Ford Motor Co.. of the United States for a tie- up between the two companies, a rrport from Tokyo stated this week. The proposal calls for a large investment by Ford to secure
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    Air India gets first Boeing
    87 14 rlr first three red and while Boeing 70? Int^i ontinentals ordered h> \i ternatlonal emerged from thr Borinc Trans{M>rt Division fin.il MMrt ton. Washington early in Dei-ember The giant 15.5-ton airliner, powered b> four Itolls-Royce (orm.iv l'\p,--carry Jet passengers to London at a speed up
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    Indonesia: Glad to join AFC
    216 15 IFA LETTER ASKS TENGKU FOR ALL THE RULES AND STATUTES' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rrm. Indonesian Football Association has 1 1 itten to the president of the Asian Foot- onfederation, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to rit Indonesia F.A. would be "very glad to join the A.F.C" [n
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    35 15 Mon.— Tommy j United State.-, tampion, beat I South African I holder of the British Open one hole here yesterthe final match of ..r.lenge series of five j B ilt won 4-1. Reuter.
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    59 16 STDNEY. M official that about 5,0 valued at At: 100,000. havi into the oounti the from Siniia;x;: and Japan. They btttM the work o: been vatcrfn nt i mainly. i American (MM Auihoru.i glinc the I Inc rxi.^-c:: brin.: the srt^ in \vi:.ir: i them
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