The Straits Times, 1 March 1960

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    13 1 The Straits Times Nat*"* 1 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1%0 15 CENTS
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    RUBBER CHALLENGE
    768 1 All research is put in hands of a new board Bid to meet synthetic threat KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A BOLD NEW PLAN to give the Malayan rubber industry and the Government clear and full control of natural rubber research was announced today. And one of its major aspects
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    Bermudan leads in big march
    43 1 FORT WILLIAM. Scotland. Mon.— David Robinson, the 35-year-old bearded Bermudan was over 30 miles ahead of his nearest rival this morning in the £5.00P march from end to end or Britain organised by holiday camp "king" Billy Butlln.
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    Sad salute to Countess
    96 1 bWfh. The coffin was put into the sea nine miles off the Isle Of Wight CtaMttt Moontbotfen had fr WHMitted a burial ot im 5n h?r wiM. Reuter > picture. sea. On the left are his daughters, Lady Pomelo Hicks and Lady Bradbourne. Seen behind Lody
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    Mentri Besar gets the Cairo Embassy job
    218 1 Mentri Besar gets the Cairo Embassy job iron, Monday. rpHE Mentri Bcsar of Perak, Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi. 36, has been appointed Malaya's Ambassador to the United Arab Republic. Inche Ghazali is expected to leave soon to open Malaya's 11th diplomatic mission abroad. His appointment, however, came as
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    Lock icon Air corridor challenge
    66 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. United States and foreign diplomatic officials said today the United State*. Britain and France have agreed the time has come for their supply planes to fly along the Berlin corridor at more than 10,000 feet. The subject of flights above this height was a matter
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    Lock icon Buffalo amok
    29 1 MANILA, .Mon— A water buffalo gored a boy to death and injured ten other people when It ran wild In tn? bustling waterfront of Cebu City. Reuter.
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    MAN HURT IN PARANG, ACID ATTACK IN KALLANG AREA
    93 1 MAN HURT IN PARANG, ACID ATTACK IN KALLANG AREA SINGAPORE, Mon. A 24--year-old shop assistant. Yew Tim Khim was admitted to hospital late tonight in a serious condition after a gangland attack in a market at the old Kallang Airport Estatr Yew, target of the attack lost consciousness After head
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    Gunboats mystery: More on prowl
    189 1 KJJVNG. Monday. vi YSTERIOUS gunboats have been on the prowl fl again off the Selangor coast. An air-sea search was im- mediately launched during the week-end when two gunboats were reported to be In Malayan waters. But they escaped before I the arrival of a
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    TICKET *****08 WINS
    86 1 GEMAS, Mon. Tickets ■old In Pahang won three major prizes in the 72nd Social and Welfare Serrice* Lotteries draw here today including the first prise of 1350.000 which went to ticket No. *****08 (sold in West Pahang). The second prise of $125.--000 went to ticket No. *****09.
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    Byrne seeks men to beat strike
    156 1 Byrne seeks men to beat strike SINGAPORE, Monday. T<HE Government today took further measures to prevent a disruption of essential services in the event of a strike by 10,500 Singapore City Council daily-rated workers next week. The Employment Exchange of the Ministry of Labour and Law this afternoon ient letters
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    7 IN COURT AFTER BIG TRAFALGAR SQUARE RIOT
    175 1 7 IN COURT AFTER BIG TRAFALGAR SQUARE RIOT LONDON. Mon.—Nine demonstrators appeared in court today to answer charges of assaulting and insulting the police during yesterday's racial riot on Trafalgar Square. Some 2.000 persons battled police and each other with fisto and feet In one of the worst outbreaks of
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    Diplomats to report
    49 1 COLOMBO. Mon— Ceylon's Ministry of External Affairs has requested all diplomats to Inform the Ministry whenever they leave Colombo for areas outside the city. The Ministry said the request was Intended to save the diplomats the embarrassment of being held up by election meetings and processions.—U.P.L
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    MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SEEKS LOAN
    54 1 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SEEKS LOAN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Municipal Council Is to seek a $2.5 million loan from the Treasury to carry out development projects this year. Repayment will be in 25 years at 5] per cent interest. The President of the Council. Mr. A. D. York, said that the
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    Lock icon Big blast hits Red military area
    150 1 Big blast hits Red military area TJELSINKI. Mon. A tremendous explosion rocked a Soviet military area near the Finnish border on Feb. 2, reliable sources said today. The sources had no information on the extent of the blast nor what caused it. But It appeared to have taken place near
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 NO RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT IN UK hjmion Urn Mi i-r-k Wjiktr Smith Mini if r o! Hi4itu raid in InbuUbif ii> 1 i*«.'HMr Ihl v j!ic:i hi<i L'ctu delta. ttrJ v Bill Jin Bck't
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    FOLLOW MY LEAD, SAYS PRINCESS in BUSINESS
    306 2 FOLLOW MY LEAD, SAYS PRINCESS in BUSINESS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. MALAY princess, who has become a direc- tor of as 2 million joint stock company, today urged more women to set up business. The Princess. Tengku Muniratu Saniah, and three other women members of the family of the late Tengku
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    MOUSEDEER AND PALM TO REPLACE QUEEN
    137 2 MOUSEDEER AND PALM TO REPLACE QUEEN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The areca-nut palm which produces betel nut is to be part of the design replacing that of the Queen on certain Penang stamps. And the pelandok. famous mou.sedeer of Malay folklore, -ii to be part of design re4>lacing that df the
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    Rotary speaker
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Mon— Bwami Slddhatmanada. president of the Ramakrishna Mission, will speak on "Religion and Modern Outlook" at the Rotary Club luncheon meeting at the Cathay Hotel on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
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    Motor trial at Easter
    55 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Motor Club Is organising* an economy run during Easter weekend (April 15-17). The run, starting from Ipoh, will be over 8l«i miles which will take competitors through eight states in the Federation and Singapore. An oil coirtpany has offered cash prizes totalling
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    False facts: $300
    26 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Pang Tee Peng, of Johore Bahru. was Hied $300 for making a false statement when applying for a citizenship certificate.
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    Red Cross dance
    29 2 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— The Red Cross Society will hold a dance at the Dew Recreation Club here on March 12 In aid of Its branch funds.
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    TWO NURSES GRADUATE
    40 2 PERTH, Mon.— Two Malayan nurses, Miss Rosie Phun and Miss Wong See Mau. have graduated from the Fremantle Hospital in Australia. Miss Phun will remain in Australia for further study Miss Won* will return to Malaya soon.
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    Trade talks with Japanese continue
    104 2 Trade talks with Japanese continue ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Trade talks now in progress here between the Federation and Japan will continue for about a fortlinieht more, a spokesman of the Ministry of Com merce and Industry said today. The talks, which began on Feb. S. will culminate In the signing
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    Science display
    32 2 IPOH. Mon— The St. Michael's School will hold a science and rrathematics exhibition on Mi.rch 3. It will be opened by 'he Assistant Minister for Education, rapt Abdul Hamid Khan.
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    Teachers' union to probe $30 cut
    170 2 Teachers' union to probe $30 cut KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The National Union of Teachers is to investigate the case of 800 teachers whose pay packets this month were reduced by $30 each The teachers, all of whom recently started work after three years at the Day Training Centre, thought they
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    Govt. planning to change Employment Ordinance
    110 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. T,HE Federation Government is considering an amendment to the Employment Ordinance to permit full-time officials of registered trade unions to represent the workers at committees of inquiry. The proposal U being studied by the National Joint Labour Advisory Council. The council
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    New church to be opened
    43 2 SINGAPORE!. Mon.— The Lutheran Christian Denomination here will dedicate a new church "The Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer" on March 6 at 10 a.m. The church is situated between Duke's Road and Queen's Road along Bukit Tlmah Road.
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    FOUR GIRLS WIN AWARDS FOR ESSAY
    118 2 FOUR GIRLS WIN AWARDS FOR ESSAY TELUK ANSON. Sun -Girls won four out of five prizes in the essay contest .sponsored by the Rotary Club here to celebrate th« 65th anniversary of the international movement. However, the top honour went to a boy— Ng Seng Yoon. of St. Anthonva School.
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    10 killed in cyclone havoc
    184 3 10 killed in cyclone havoc LONDON. Mon. Ten people are reported to have died in a cyclone which caused extensive damage on the island of Mauritius, the Colonial Office said last night. It was the second major cyclone to hit the Indian Ocean island in two months and. according to
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    A LEMON SQUASH TOAST SEALS $750m. BARGAIN WITH Mr. K
    538 3  -  JOHN WILLIAMS, From Bogor, Mon. rpHE Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev, last night granted Indonesia its biggest aid ever— s7so million in loans for projects including an atomic energy plant for peaceful purposes and steel mills. Mr. Khrushchev, with two, of
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    Lock icon 10,000 rally for goods boycott of South Africa
    328 3 10,000 rally for goods boycott of South Africa ]tf ORE THAN 10,000 peof and chanting slogans, gar Square here yesterds Party's one-month boycoti LONDON, Monday, pie, many waving banners demonstrated in Trafalay to launch the Labour ;t of South African goods, i I The rally was preceded by a 4.000-strong
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    Lock icon PARIS BLASTS MYSTER
    66 3 PARIS. Mon. Two mysterious explosions shook Paris yesterday in areas where the word "Budapest" was scrawled on the walls in crude chalk letters. Near the fashionable Monceau Park a plastic charge blew up a lamp post, damaged parked cars and broke windows of nearby apartments, and in
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    Lock icon Mine hope gone
    26 3 BERLJN, Mon. Hope of rescuing 74 men trapped since last Monday in the Karl' Mark coal mine at Swlckau. was abandoned vesterda.v. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Out of hospital
    23 3 LONDON. Mon. A. E. Matthews. 90-year-old actor, yesterday left Watford hosoltal where he went with a stroke last Wednesday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mother drunk
    27 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. The mother of Beverlv Aadland. 17-year-old tfirl friend of the late Errol Flynn. was failed on a charge of being drunk yesterday U.P.I
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    Gold seizures
    28 3 JAKARTA Mon Gold bars valued at more than $90,000 were seized by state and military police In Jaember. during recent raids on local gold shops.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon AND HER FIANCE AT CHURCH TWICE
    177 3 AND HER FIANCE AT CHURCH TWICE W/INDSOR, Mon. Princess Margaret and her fiance, Mr. Ant ony ArmstrongJones, went to church twice yesterday at the chapel in Windsor Great Park. They were spending the j weekend at Royal Lodge. Windsor. the country home near London which Princess Margaret shares with Queen
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    Lock icon Nehru glad Chou going to India
    67 3 NEW DELHI. Mon. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, told the Council of Btates (Upper House) today he was "very glad" that Mr Chou En-lal. the Chinese Premier, had accepted an Invitation to come to India. Mr. Nehru said India was quite agreeable to*
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    Lock icon EDEN: I WAS READY TO GIVE FACTS
    153 3 LONDON, Monday. OIR ANTHONY Eden, the British Prime Minister during the Buez incident, today said he never intended to conceal anything from Mr. John Foster Dulles, the late U.S. Secretary of State, about Britain's intentions in the Middle East His disclosure was made
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    Lock icon Stolen secrets: No undue alarm
    64 3 LONDON. Mon. An Admiralty spokesman said here last night that the Admiralty was not unduly alarmed about the reported theft of sealed documents from a British freighter berthed at Newark, New Jersey. The documents, only to be opened in case of war, were reported to
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    Lock icon Colour-ban party
    44 3 LONDON. Mon.— The White Defence League and the National Labour Party which advocate a ban on coloured immigration to Britain last night announced the formation of a new "national" political party whose main aim Is the "preservation of the British race."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Gem ring broken
    36 3 TEHERAN. Mon.-J>ersian police have broken up an international gang of Jewel thieves and recovered two hauls of diamonds worth $2,500,000 which "vanished" mysteriously ln transit on flights from Brussels to Hong Kong. Reuter.
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    Singapore Master Plan: Still valid —-no justification for redesigning—
    371 4 Singapore Master Plan: Still valid -no justification for redesigning— PLANNING OFFICER TELLS BUILDING INQUIRY OF SMALL-SCALE AMENDMENTS REPRESENTATIVE of the newly formed Planning Authority today defended the Master Plan, whose framework, he said, was "still sound". Mr. Tan Jake Hooi, the art in r Chief Planner revealed, however, that small-scale
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    'Will be solved'
    95 4 'Will be solved' SINQAPORE, Mon. The economic problems of SouthEast Asia would be "solved within our lifetime," said Mr. C. W. Court, Minister for Industrial Development in Western Australia, today after a two-week "exploratory visit" to Singapore, the Federation and India. Mr. Court, who is also Minister for Railways and
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    DANCE TEAM NETS $987 FOR THEATRE FUND
    125 4 DANCE TEAM NETS $987 FOR THEATRE FUND SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Tan Hian Tsin, President of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, has presented a cheque for $987.36 to the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. The cheque represented the entire proceeds from the two performances of the American Dance Jubilee
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    ELECTRICITY SHUT-DOWN
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Mon—Electrical supplies from Dundee Road sub-station will be Interrupted on Wednesday from 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for carrying out essential extensions, the City Council Administrator announced to- day. The areas affected are: Margaret Drive between Tanglin Road and Queensway: Strathmore Avenue: Dundee Road: Commonwealth Avenue and
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    'Terriers' due here on overland trip
    165 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. piGHT adventurous young volunteers in Britain's Territorial Army are due to arrive here on Sunday in the course of a 32.000-mile sea and land journey. Their aim: To see as much of the world and its peoples as possible and at
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    Coroner returns open verdict
    246 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. THE coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, today A returned an open verdict on Heng Seng Leng, a market stall-keeper, who died on Jan. 1. At the resumed Inquest. Inche Ahmad said that Heng died as a result of being knocked down at about 4
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    BURGLAR CAUGHT AFTER A YEAR
    91 4 BURGLAR CAUGHT AFTER A YEAR SINGAPORE, Mon. Fingerprints, found by the police nearly a year ago, resulted today in Chla Fook Seng, 24. being Jailed for 12 months for a houßcbreaklng offence. Inspector E. Mahadevan. prosecuting, said that the fingerprints of Chla were found on showcases In a dental surgery
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    $100 donor
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A donation of $100 to the Theatre Fund reported to have been received on Jan. 11 from the Faculty of Medicine. University of Malaya, was actual?a donation from Mr. ahya Cohen of the General Hospital. Singapore.
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    —RECORD ENROLMENT FOR NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL
    230 4 RECORD ENROLMENT FOR NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL CINGAPORE, Mon. It is back to school for 1,385 over-aged students in Singapore tomorrow. For the pupils from Government, aided and private schools have been given another chance to continue with their secondary Jucation Tney have t -en admitted to Forms JI, IV and
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    Judge asks for report
    75 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Lee Kok San, 19, a discharged member of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, pleaded guilty at the Assize Court today to a charge of robbing a Malay woman, Hamisa binte Ahmad, of jewellery worth $370. Sentence on Lee was deferred till March 18 as the
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    Malay music
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Modern Malay music will be presented by the augmented Malayanalres conducted by Dick Abell. in the programme, "Rayuan Sukma". at 9.30 pjn. tomorrow, over the English service of Radio Singapore.
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    Catholic forum
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Diocesan Council of the Apostolate of the Laity today conducted a forum on "The Catholic Church and Education" at the premises of the Catholic Young Men's Association in Waterloo Street.
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    STC OPENING NEW BUS ROUTE
    273 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. More than 1.000 children attending the two schools In the Anderson Road area will from next Monday, be able to travel to school by bus. The schools are the Raffles Girls School (900 students) and the Anderson Girls School (800 students). Past schools
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      20 4 SEE HOW THEY WALK... A pictorial guide to winning form in the Free Press Big Walk appears today in gsiMCtfoiOMßß
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      186 4 BI'KIT TIMAH YOUTH CLCB: flower arrangement beginner* Tkbl* tennis, body-building, foot- 10 a.m. n a.m Bias Triangle ball library 4 pjn. Club musical evsnlng 6 pjn.; JdO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: drama for children 346 pm.; EngTtbls tennis. Indoor gamw 4 pm.; Ush convertmtlon 4 pm. badmtnum 5 p.m. TMCA (Orchard
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    BANNED' QUESTIONS ROW IN ASSEMBLY
    280 5 Why were they rejected by Speaker, he asks SEREMBAN, Monday. THE Negri Sembilan State Assembly was today criticised for rejecting questions on State administration on the ground that they were "Federal policy" issues. Mr. Chin See Yin (Independent), speaking at the adjournment, referred to two
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    FISH ROW: TENGKU ASKED TO MEDIATE
    167 5 FISH ROW: TENGKU ASKED TO MEDIATE A LOR STAR, Mon. The Kedah Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin, has asked the Prime Minster, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to intervene in a dispute over the Agricultural Ministry's ban on fishing stakes off the Kedah coast. The State Government has submitted a four-page
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    REGIMENT COLLEAGUES CARRY — COFFIN OF SHOT MAJOR
    29 5 REGIMENT COLLEAGUES CARRY COFFIN OF SHOT MAJOR EIGHT officers of the Ist Bn., Singapore Infantry Regiment, carry the coffin at the funeral of Maj. David Wedderburn. Straits Times picture.
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    THE ABSENT FAMILY ARE REPRESENTED BY FOUR WREATHS AT BURIAL
    260 5 THE ABSENT FAMILY ARE REPRESENTED BY FOUR WREATHS AT BURIAL SINGAPORE. Monday. MAJOR DAViD M. A. WEDDERBURN, wtio was shot dead on Friday during an attempted payroll robbery, was buried at the Ulu Pandan military cemetry this morning with full military honours. The five companies of the Ist. Battalion. Singapore
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    HAD BANNED BOOKSSCHOOLBOY BOUND OVER
    155 5 HAD BANNED BOOKSSCHOOLBOY BOUND OVER lOHORE BAHRU. Mon. J A schoolboy Tec Meng Kua, was bound over for a year In the sum of«$500 to be of good behaviour without a conviction being recorded. Teo was arrested on Dec. 20 at Jalan Ah Fook and charged with being in possession
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    A GARDENER STOLE FROM EMPLOYER
    80 5 A GARDENER STOLE FROM EMPLOYER KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A 22-year-oid garaener, Mohajil bin Suratnam admitted in the Sessions court here today that he had stolen a tape recorder, seven tapes, and an electric shaver irom nis employer, Ralph Plumbey The court was told that Plumbey an engineer at Petaling Tin,
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    No Malay classes
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The municipality cannot run national language classes for adults because its responsibility is for educating children between the ages of six and 13. This was stated at today's Municipal Council meeting by the Alliance whip. Mr. A. Tharmalingam. The Council rejected a Socialist Front
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    They want extra exam centre
    47 5 TELUK ANSON, Mon.— Tht Perak Religious Affairs Department will be asked to make Teluk An son an extra examinations centre for religious teachers. This was decided at the annual meeting here of the Lower Perak branch of the Perak Religious Teachers' Association.
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    Minister leaves for home
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. New Zealand's Minister of Forests Mr. E. T. Tlrlkatene. and his wife left by Qantas tonight for New Zealand. Mr. Tirikatene led a delegation to the FAO Asia-Paci-fic Forestry Commission at New Delhi last month.
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    DEATH
    23 6 U Word* tit (Mimimmmj I CHBOW HOOK, MB) of Mr. and Mrs. reob Eng Tatt. on 28.2.60 at Talplng. Peaceful and suddenly.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 6 M Wmrdi lU (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. PHILIP CHEN hank all relatives and friend* for be present* on Urn occasion of their lamage.
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, March 1, 1960. Mr. K Makes An Impact
    649 6 The Straits Times Tuesday, March 1, 1960. Mr. K Makes An Impact Mr. Khrushchev, on his tour of Asia, has been mending some fences, in India and Burma with only moderate success but in Indonesia with a touch of the old Khrushchev. Bulganin fervour. It would be a mistake to
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    End of the Front
    291 6 There is more than a touch of pathos in the explanation the Singapore Labour Front has given for its decision to dissolve itself. Since there is "a definite similarity" between the Front's basic policy and the Government's "it is useless to compete." The fact, of course,
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    Cheerful Chore
    284 6 Mr. G. Le,o, who is the secretary of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service, evidently believes in making a good thing of learning Malay. In his vie^v the Federation Government should urge its non-Malay speaking civil servants toward fluency with the bait
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    The man in death row...
    1020 6 The man in death row... A POSTSCRIPT TO THE AMAZING CHESSMAN CASE BY PATRICK O'DONOVAN LOS ANGELES, MON. RAGE for the case of Caryl Chessman comes easily. Compassion for the man nearly 12 years in the death row in San Quentin is reflex in a civilised Yet the fact remains
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    759 6  - A farewell to alms in Hong Kong HO PANG CHENG I by I HONG KONG. Mon. THERE is no need for anyone to beg for alms in the teeming streets of Hong Kong even though this tiny British Colony has to cope with problems of unemployment, over-crowding and penniless refugees.
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      293 6 M have been asked to refer to your leading article under the heading Rubber Battle (S. T. Feb. 26) In which reference was made to the assertions that some brokers had insufficient funds to guarantee deliveries and no funds for alternative supplies when original sellers
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      43 6 f. washes fright out I Quint I Washable Soap.and water w iaa« mrmy Was M Royal Bio. WnhiHi Qaaa* (rasa clotfcinf and flngar.. F« .safety Waaha&a Quiisk. Per piiraYiTiTiM P»rm«nsm Qumk Qtiink Ih* aajk Mk sonteMng mafic SoK-X— whiai ataana aval protsetaaajr as*.
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    Power struggle in MIC, ex-secretary tells court
    1039 7 SUSPENDED COUNCILLOR SUES PRESIDENT FOR DAMAGES: NOT IN GOOD FAITH, HE ALLEGES npHE STRUGGLE for power within the Malayan Indian Congress was referred to in the High Court here today when Dato V. T. Sambanthan, the Congress national president, was sued fot damages.
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    He'll advise Laos on checking Reds
    196 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWE Federation Adviser on Aborigines, Mr. R. O. x D. Noone, left by air today to advise the Laotian Government on checking the spread of Communism among their hill tribes. He was accompanied by the assistant Protector of AboriSnes. Selangor and
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    $100,000 home for orphans
    40 7 MALACCA. Mon.— The construction of the $100,000 home for children under the management of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus here has been completed. About 50 deformed and abandoned babies are now in the home.
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    FARMER STABBED TO DEATH
    61 7 ALOR STAR, Mon.— A padl planter, Ibrahim bin Khamls, 21, was stabbed to death at Kampong Tualang 15 miles from here, yesterday evening. He is believed to have been involved In a fight with another man. Later, a man reported at the Pokok Sena police station.
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    UMNO plan a Pesta
    59 7 PENANG, Mon— The Penang UMNO division will liold a 12-day Hart Raya Pesta festival from March 29 to April 9 when an "UMNO Queen" will be elected. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been Invited to open the festival. Several Malay film stars have also
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    Councillor resigns
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. An Alliance leader. Mr. Law Joo Kool. today resigned from the Municipal Council to take up a new appointment as a member of the Railway Services Commission. Mr. Law has been a member of the council for 14 months. He has also resigned from the
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    Two girls killed in lorry smash were to have wed
    194 7 Two girls killed in lorry smash were to have wed KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. pRAYERS were said today at Rasa, 35 miles from Kuala Lumpur, by people In the tiny village for the souls of the 10 estate workers killed in yesterday's double lorry smash. As the dead were being burled,
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    TANKER ON REEF: LATEST MOVES
    204 7 TANKER ON REEF: LATEST MOVES SINGAPORE, Mbn. The O 19,094-ton Norwegian tanker Jarena will stay put on Hellmar reef, off Singapore, until another tanker Is sent to her to remove her crude oil cargo. Cables have been sent between Singapore, London and Norway about the vessel, which has been aground
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    Two months for jail escapees
    92 7 BINGAPORE, Mon. Two prisoners who escaped from the Royal Malayan Navy barracks prison last Thursday gave themselves up at Outram ptjson over the weekend. In court today L. Munlandy and Ramlah Nadaraja.i were each MUed ror two months for jail-breaking. Inspector Teoh Beng San, prosecuting,
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    Lottejry fine
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Din bin Jasln was fined $200 in the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court today when he admitted assisting In carrying on a 1,000 character lottery.
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    New playground
    26 7 KAJANO, Mon. The Ulu Langat town board will convert some vacant land In the centre of Kajang Into a public garden and children's playground.
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    Tickets sold in Pahang win three big prizes
    225 7 GEMAS. Mon. The following are the full results of the February lottery of the Social and Welfare Services drawn here today. FIRST PRIZE ($350,000):--*****08 (Pabang). SECOND PRIZE ($125,000):--*****09 (Pahang). THIRD PRIZE: ($50,000):--*****60 (Negri Sembilan). FOURTH PRIZE i 525,000) -*****32 (Pahang). FIFTH PRIZES
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    ICFTU ECONOMIC TREATY PLAN PUZZLES FEDERAL GOVT.
    283 7 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government was today puzzled over a reported move by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions for a treaty of economic cooperation among Asian countries for controlling production and stabilising tariffs. The Asian regional representative of the
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    A.S.P. PRAISES MAN WHO FOILED BID TO EXTORT $3,000
    297 7 'THE police prosecutor commended a stall owne A during a case in the Sessions Court here toda when a youth was sentenced to 18 months' jail am six strokes of the rotan for attempted extortion. The stall owner, Kong Hiong. 43,
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    New radio station for Penang
    97 7 New radio station for Penang PENANG, Mon. Plar have been completed for tt building of a new 5450.0( transmitting station an studio for Radio Malaya 1 Penang. the Chief Mlniste Dato Wong Pow Nee. sa today. The new transmitting stl tlon at Glugor will be equli ,ped with two short
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    16 8  - FEMININE FORUM LUCY HUANG By FIRST PICTURES FROM FASHION CAPITAL Paris spring collections Serpentine' 'Pumpkin' 'Gauguin'
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    95 8 You'll look lovely ACCESSORIES axe as 4& essential to clothes as sauce is to meat. You'll look lovely with a four-row necklace made of white beads and tied at the back by means of a large navyblue bow, matching the colour of your dress. Or try ear-clips that are exact
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    EMPHASIS ON THE TUNIC LINE AND PRINCESS BODICE
    530 8 GREAT deal has already been written about the latest collections of the Parisian masters which were shown last month in the fashion capital, but I know you musl be anxious to see for yourselves what it is ;ilt about. For no matter
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      287 8 NXTien it's important to look your verj- best J 'Touch-and-Glow' is the make-up for you I > l l^^^ ni I: I __v^v "Q" I L' M ft l| x > i I*' '}fkjf r^ tj I- L *^v w^^ M* ■MM at B M /___t I :I Alf __jP
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      265 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. He watched actor sttp Into 9. No holbead disturbs Mac- Addiaon'c vehicle (9). beth's fraternity (9>. 7. Driver with a mouth suitable 10. All-Greek circle takes In one for a trumpeter (6). quiet Italian IS). 8. Retaliation provided by shop 11. Cereal nobody is eating?
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      1632 9 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO ABEH, LIVERPOOL. BUS6OW, IQHDOH A CONTINENTAL PORTS. Ovf S'POft S*ii If S*hMi Ptftsnt CLAOCUS LiverpMl. Havre, Hamburg Ma. It Mar I Mar 4/ I Marl JLCINOUS Liverpaai! Dublin Mk 4 Mk IMk 7/1 Mar II MEHEUUS L'don. Bremen, H'burg R'dan Mk 7 Mk IB Mk
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      1371 9 I£SEZ£SM%M3£i3M XJ3&JHE E.A.C. LINES- AJflHl ADEN. HOSEA MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAI A SCANOIHAVIAN PORTS Gf\Ko\Kl S'do>« P Sham Penang HVZ«| "SIBONCA" 01. tA 4 Mar 4/ B MX 1/ 7 MX XP£^*f "SELAHDIA" I) 11/21 Mm 11/22 Mar 23/24 MX JURK "I0MA" I) M Mir/ 4 Apr 5 I Apr 1/ 1
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      1365 9 hj!l?.ii« THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. "Ifcft 1 SIHIAPORE (lacaraarataa ia tka Ueited knt»e»i lines SAILINGS TO ABEN. U.L A CONTINENTAL PORTS. Spore t. Sham Penang lEHVORLICH for Hamburg, London, Middlesbrough put/ 2 mk lEHUWEW for p. Sudan, Liverpool, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Grangemouth 3/ I Mar lENREOCH for London. Rotterdam, Bremen,
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      1409 9 Wȣ McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. W,.. \TVTOV TEL HI: ***** V^wH r** 4 ELLERMAN LIME KLAVENESS LIME LOHDOH, HAMOURG. ROTTERDAM. HAVRE LM ANGELES. LAN FRANCISCO. t> HULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER A PORTLANB and for Canada A U.S.A North Atlantic ports. Acceptiag carge Ik Ceitnl A Saatk CITY Of WELLINGTON Auerici. Spore
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    PETALING ACCOUNTS NOW SHOW BIG IMPROVEMENT
    618 10 PETALING ACCOUNTS NOW SHOW BIG IMPROVEMENT By Our Market Correspondent pETALING Tin Ltd. has published a very encouraging balance sheet for the year ended October 31 and the chairman, Mr. D. C. Thomson, states it is anticipated that, providing there is no setback in the tin market, there will be
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    35 10 SINGAPORE, FEB. 29. RUBBER: $1.18 per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1.18 (quiet). TIN: $391.12) per picul (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 190 tons (down 10 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    112 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. 1 INVESTMENT snares were firmer -*> with few falls in an active market here today. B HJ\ rose 55., C.S.R. 80s. and ICIANZ 2s. Base metals and oils were also firmer, while loans were firm. Con. Zinc 93/Mount Lyell (5/-) 7 6 4 North Broken Hill
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 10 \f.\RCH first grade robber buyers f.o b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 1184 cenu per lb.. up one-eighth of a cent on Friday's close The closing tone was quiet (losing prleet in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob buyers 117»«, sellers H8' t
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 10 CINGAPOKE Chinese product Exchange noon prices perplcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK Continent February/March shipment* $41 buyers. $42 sellers. Coconut oil: quite; bulk $62 'j sellers, drum $644 sellers. Pepper: quietly steady: no business was reported done. Muntok white $361. Sarawak $360 special Sarawak black $225. garbled Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    137 10 ALL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association rates were unchanged yesterday as follows (all rate* to $100). New York: buying airmail T.T. tt%, O D 33. 90 dst 33 credit bills, 334 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 5 16. O.D. 31 7/16. 90 d/st 31 credit bills. 31
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    17 10 February avrrace price* were: Feb 1960 Jan. 1960 Rubber: 115.12 114.41 eta. Tins: 5391.59 $387.78
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    253 10 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharve* or expected today are: Ruys 1/2, Canton 4 5, Mlkawa Maru 6A, Sibonga 6 7 Glengyle 8/8. Kimlkawa Maru 10.11 Strut Johore 13/14. Tchibanga 15/16. Ampenan 18. FernhiU 19. Tronoh N. Wall 5. Karo&sa 21 22, Tong Yick 24, Malacca
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Feb. 29 Feb. 27 Industrials: 128.74 128.57 Tins: 149.90 159.22 S Rubbers: 247.06 246.39 Jan. 1 1958=10*.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    505 10 ON the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, all sectlooa wore quiet and the turnover was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call. Industrials: Ftaser and Neave ords $1.87 to $1 90; Gammon $2.40 (OL), $3.43 and $2.42> a Henry Waugh $1.53 and $1.50:
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      1109 10 IxpttN U.S.A. PMfft* all Atlantis Coait Mrviat F.T.A. E.T.A. E.l.*. Spore P. Sham Penanj H'kong I. Angeles New Yort "Kaukawa Man" Ma. ia.il 1/ 4 Mm I Hat Mat IS Aat Kaankawa Mara lit Call n/M Mar II Mar/1 Aar 2U Call 2/ 3 Aar 5 Aar Jl Apr II
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      48 10 u_ KIE HOCK SHIPPING CO.. LTD. l^a^^^. CICII IWII V»0« lt.tSft*M Nti IKK HIM IC^^^^^l "> NC SINt Diata'ta Mar 1 ■VX 111 TOM SM Ban^annaiin Mw 4 l^a|^^t\l TONS COIN. Paltmbani mm r^^^Ls^k/l row NONC Tcmtilahan Mar I TONS *I»N Senwrani. Mar I MUT MMM Surabaja Mw I
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      168 10 SHIPPING NOTICES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO. "DONAI" Arrived 20.2.6* A Oeneral Survey of all damaged cargo discharged ex the above vessel arrived Singapore on 30.2.60 I will be held In the S.H.B. Oodowns No. 38/39 on Wednesday. 2nd March 1960 from 9 a.m. until 4.30 pjn. No further survey will be
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      719 10 NOTICES NOTICE APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION. Debtor's Name. Koh Chye Tuan Address. No. 479, Clemenceau Avenue. Singapore. 9. Description. Shroff. Court. High Court, Singapore. Number. Bankruptcy No. 14 of 1958. Date of hearing of Application to Court to approve Composition.) llth March. 1960 Place. High Court, Singapore. Hour. 10.30 ajn.
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      1382 10 I NOTICES NOTICE Probate and Administration Re: Llew Khln Cheong a lisa Lew Kin Chong alias Llew Keng Chong deceased late of 61. 2', Mile. Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur <, who died on the Ist day of December, 1950. Notice is hereby given that creditors and other persons having claims
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      890 11 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS APPUCATIONS are Invited from federal Citizens and permanent serving Government Officers Including those on probation for appointment as Junior Laboratory Assistants in the Department of Agriculture. Salary scale: $85x7.50-100 122.50x7 50-182.50 197.50x7.50-280. AOB: 16 but under 22. QUALIFICATIONS: knowledge of English and Arithmetic equivalent to that of Form
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      745 11 lObhU— sE from Pace 6) SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word* St (Min.}— Baa tt sts. *xfr* SALESMAN wanted for transistor radio. Experience in counter ratal! essential. State as* and salary. Apply Box A64H* S.T. B'pore. WANTED EXPERIENCED tb**tr* sister for private hospital. Apply stating axperleuce and wh*re possible telephone number. Bos
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      962 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Worm* U (Mm.) Mam it ata. axtra MAN TOOKI'I AOBMOV. Vaeanri.-. now Malc/Ftmal* top sr*4* sunosr*pb*rs 8400— 5320. Mala Chines* Bookkeeper «xp*rl—e*it 8400. Registration f** 85/-. cotnmtsslnn 5% first month salary only. Call personally 11 Battery Road, B'pore. A LEADING Kusls Lumpur Bank requires aa able and
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      1040 11 OFFICE SPACE VACANT tt Word* If (Min.)— Box M tt*. •Mif) FIRST AND SECOND floor Offles space available at Robkason Road. For fall particulars please phon* (S'por*) air. Tan ***** 2.00— 12.00 n.m. YOU CAN'T Oet more central office accommodation. Area about 850 aq. ft. Including air-conditioned executive's room. Reasonable
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      888 11 EDUCATION tt Ward* U (Mim.) Boa It et: amtrrn NEW SESSIONS i Rapid OMrssgl aaeretanaa. Stenography, Book-kreplns. Shorthand. Typewriting. masts anytime. Raja* College (Oian Singh'* 2nd Floor) Raffle* Place. (Spore) *****. CHINESE YMCA COMMERCIAL School* MornlnK Kvsalog Maroh flsgln ners Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. English. Eeoaomioa. Latin LCC Exam rsvuloa. 107
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      662 11 'OR SALI It Wort, Is (Min.}— Box it et: «rfr« BTBBL DESKS, riling aad «**ord Cabinets. System* Typist Stands. Chair*. Bbatvtags. Typewriters. Calculate**, Aatdars. R*qbbo* Office Supplies. 40. Raffle* Quay (B'por*) 297 M TAKE TNE PUSH oat of car pollsbinn with Holt's Plastic Gloss. Clean and shine In a single
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      208 11 WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) it Word* SU (Minimum) Mlf 1 amnth. It Word* UJI (Mm.) JOHORE HOTEL, J.B. English. Cantones* rood. Air -conditioned Room* Pnoa* SSM/t. ROBIN HOTEL, alr-condttloned bar and resuurant, Ipoh, off Odeon Theatre. Telephones: 3507/8. HOLLYWOOD AIR-CONDITIONED HOTEL, Special modern night club, bai and restaurant Ipob. Telephone
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      80 11 FRESH FLOWERS tS Word, SU (Minimum) Dalit 1 month, f* Word, StJt (Mm.) SEND ORCHIDS h? Air to O.K. from Prtnosas Fiowar Shop, 2U, Orchard Road. 8 per* Tal: *****. FEAO THE 'SMALLS* A SMALL AD In the classified Columns of the Straits Times brings its advertiser quick and satisfactory
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      W. Germany to seek Malayan trade
      430 12 W. Germany to seek Malayan trade INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES 'f HE economic and industrial development of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore is providing growing opportunities for West Germany to increase her trade with the two territories. During 1959 West German imports into the Federation and Singapore amounted to
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      JAPAN CAMERA EXPORT COMPANY
      199 12 JAPAN CAMERA EXPORT COMPANY YASHICA Co. Ltd., Japanese camera equipment manufacturers, have formed a subsidiary company in Tokyo to handle their increasing exports to the Federation of Malaya, Singapore and other countries. Announcing this in Singapore last week. Mr. Y. Ushiyama, the president, said that the new company would be
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      N.Z. PLAN TO BOOST SALES
      248 12 V"EW Zealand can successfully meet growing competition in the Malayan dairy product market, Mr. R. A. Candy, chairman of the New Zealand Dairy Products Marketing Commission, said when he visited Singapore last week. Mr. Candy said that the object of his visit to the Federation
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      New cargo vessel arrives . tomorrow
      199 12 New cargo vessel arrives tomorrow A NEW cargo vessel, Tricolor, belonging to Wilh. Wllhelmsen of Oslo, arrives in Singapore tomorrow on her maiden voyage. Tricolor is the first In a series of five sister ships with the engine aft and her builders are Erlksbergs Mek. Verkstads Aktiebolag, Gothenburg. The ship,
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      Aluminium firm nets $72 mil.
      48 12 Aluminium Ltd.. of Canada, reported its consolidated net Income for 1959, on the basis of preliminary and unaudited results, totalled more than $72 million, compared with $67.5 million for 1958. Sales In 1959 were 643,000 tens, against 581.000 tons In tire previous year.
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      Local market best S.E. Asian customer
      180 12 SINGAPORE and the Federation of Malaya are good markets for building materials, Mr. John B. Selby, export manager of Turners Asbestos Cement Co. Ltd.. said in Singapore. Mr. Selby, who is on a threeweek visit, said that the two territories were his company's main
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      Sarawak rubber exports
      64 12 Sarawak exported 3,182 tons of rubber in December, a drop of 937 tons compared with the November shipment. But the price Increased to $145.74 a plcul against $132.87 a plcuL Exports for the year amounted to 43.929 tons compared with 38,943 tons for 1958 and 41.003 tons
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    Malayan Airways offered new British aircraft
    184 12 Malayan Airways offered new British aircraft sales manager of A. V. Roe aiid Co. Ltd., Mr. Emanuel Oalitzine, arrived in Singapore recently to interest Malayan Airways in a new type of aircraft. The aircraft is the Avro 748, a new twin-turboprop. pressurised short to medium range airliner, carrying 44 passengers,
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      179 12 mk A k Bl Vt^'XmEfjffb BANGKOK M^^iL^ CT r s^*' J^ XL AUI tCMPCR JL DJAKARTA \t '•IP""*' Regular Convair 440 Metropolitan Services to Bangkok, Manila, Kuala Lumpur and Djakana By INDONESIAN AIRWAYS hi Convair 440 Metropolitan comfort FIRST MALAYAN FUND Offer opportunity tor profitoble safe investment. Send this advertisement
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      224 12 1 gt** o***0 1 1 SPEED, k SAFETY f^K^sA'W H SERVICE Vj §^mjSi incorporate the following features: I. Modern appearance andtsupertinc finish. 2. Automatic two-speed pump. 3. Hydrifear ('time saver 4. Valves accessible without draining or stripping. g:J 5. Oil filter to valve ports. 6. Safety features. Automatic "No-Overload"' valve
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    $20,000 profit for FAM
    391 13  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Mon. > AND NEXT BIG-NAME VISITORS WILL BE SWISS CHAMPIONS "[FOLLOWING a handsome profit from the visit of the Peruvian footballers, the Football Association of Malaya has now struck out into its second venture in big-money promotions. The next top-line team
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    Penang fans felt let down by Peruvians
    275 13  -  OH KEE TIANG 6y TjENANG, Mon. The 14,000 spectators who paid to watch the Peruvian footballers play the F.A.M. President's XI at the City Stadium here last night was an all-time record attendance for football in Penang. Several hundreds more are believed to
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    FAM team v Peruvians
    106 13 IPOH. Mon. Football Association of Malaya selection to meet the Municipal Cli.b'SporU I woys combined team from Peru at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground on Wednesday (5.15 pjn.) will be: Teh Cheng Lee; Abdullah Nordln. Ahmad Nuzarl; Bo*y Cheong Uam. Jail! Che Din. Dutton; Kuppan. Ohani.
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    THE TEAM TROPHY
    57 13 Pte. Low Thean Hock, leader of the Singapore Infantry Regiment "A" team, receive* from Mrs. Frank Rogers the handsome Brands Chicken Essence challenge trophy for the champion team in the Singapore Free Press Walk on Sunday. The 5.1. E., which sent in three teams, won Ist, 4th
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    PENANG MEET
    172 13 Weights for 6 races on Thursday |> EL O W are ci. 4. Div 3— 6 F Clever Bug 8.11 weights for the R«d Welf IU 9.M FM second day of the <•»?•' 8.13 FloX 7U Pack of Gold 8.13 r\ S Div A— 7F rm»ng races on
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    280 13 RUSSIANS BEST AT WINTER OLYMPICS CQUAW VALLEY (Californla), Mon. The red hammer and sickle flew from the victory flagpole far more frequently than die" any other flag during the eighth Winter Olympic* which ended here yesterday, seven times the Soviet national anthem was played for gold medal victories but the
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    Cheshires tumble at start of Army soccer league
    145 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Army football league started today with 1 Cheshires. the champions, tumbling to defeat in one of the five Div. 1 matches played. In a thrill-packed match. G.H.Q. Farelf beat Cheshire! 1-0. The goal came In the 59th minute, scored
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    Go-kart hits spectator
    148 13 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A woman spectator holding a baby in her arms wag slightly Injured when a Gokart competing In the North Malayan championships at the R.A.A.F. jase here crashed into the spectators stand yesterday evening. The baby was not hurt. Nor waa the driver of the 00-kart.
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    90 13 WELLINGTON, Mon. After taking their first Innings score to 374. New Zealand captured four wlckeu for 112 to hnlah in a strong position against the tourIng Australian XI on the aacond day of the second unofficial Teat here. John Reid, the New Zealand captain, followed a
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    Fraser's title after shock
    68 13 MIAMI BEACH. Mon. InteraaUonal *Ur N««le Parser had a •care aa be (ell two Nit behind young Frank pro*hling In the final of the Good Neighbour tennis tournament yesterday out rallied to win three straight sets and the match. The Australian D«vu Cup ttax. current US.
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    SHA junior ties
    32 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The draw for the Singapore Hockey Association junior knocknut competition semi-finals Is: Navy Nomads v Evereadv R.AJ. Seletar "B" v winners of Serangoon Gardens I Khalsa tie.
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    29 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Jollilads beat SRC 2-1 In a friendly soccer match on the padang today. Francis Quek and Nadarajah scored for the winners while Nonls scored for B.R.C
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    SJI, Beatty 3-3
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    DTC win 4-3
    21 13 MUAR, Mon.— Day Teachers' Centre beat National Union of Teachers, Muar Branch, 4-3 in a friendly badminton match.
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    115 13 HAVANA. Mon. Stirling Moss. the British aoe, had his first major success of the 1960 sesaon when he won the Cuban Grand Prix sports car race here yesterday In an experimental Maserati Moss led all the way over the 50 laps
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    27 14 CMONQ Wit lENC thanks all friend* and rclaivra -.vrio rrm t«ltirimi. vrtath*. donations and attended the funeral of rim late fattier Choag Glm Hock oi> 27-2-60
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    34 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will attend a dinner of the Anglo-Chinese Old Boys' Association at Barker Road at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    326 14 I LONDON. Mon. Quiet and i somewhat unsettled conditions prevailed In London stock market-' loday Investors generally were reluctant to extend commitments too far ahead. La»t week's events In the Oiltedged market with the withdrawal of Government support continued to provide food for thought and aa a restraining
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    378 14 JAKARTA, Monday. AT HIS FAREWELL Press conference after the 12-day .Indonesian tour today Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Russian Prime Minister, launched an attack on the Japan-United States security treaty, which he described as "interference in Russian affairs." i He said if his warning
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    162 14 U Nu may meet Nik and Nehru DANGOON, Mon. Premier elect UNu leaves tomorrow morning for Calcutta ostensibly on a pilgrimage but he may meet there Soviet Premier* Nikita Khrushchev and Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, informed sources said today. Reports from Indonesia said yesterday that Mr. Khrushchev might stop over
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