The Straits Times, 12 January 1961

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 Not*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    SMASHED! A plot for race war
    4719 1 They planned 'bloody Friday' POSTERS SEIZED BY THE POLICE REFERRED TO REVOLUTION IF SINGAPORE NOT RETURNED TO MALAYS, SAYS RAJARATNAM 'Sinister motives' were disclosed -V. in a pamphlet flllflTEr Buf for speedy action Jan. 6 If UU I Ci might have been day of
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    KATANGA'S FATE IN ARMY HANDS...
    186 1 ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. THE Katanga Minister of Defence, Mr. Joseph Yav, today told the population in broadcast: "The fate of our country is now in the hands of the Army/ His declaration came 13 hours after the expiry of an ultimatum by President Moise Tshombe that
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    Church attacked
    22 1 LONDON, Wed. Moscow radio today broadcast an attack on the Roman Catholic Church, accusing it of fostering colonialism and slavery.
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    Lock icon Paris violence
    38 1 PARIS, Wed.— An Algerian was killed and a policeman wounded in a Paris suburb I last night during an exchange lof fire between police and i Muslims in the course of a I police investigation. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ibrahim for home
    52 1 LONDON. Wed. -Singapore Health Minister. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim will leave London by air tomorrow for home, a spokesman at the Singaporp Trade Commissioner's Office said today. The Minister, who had a major operation at the St. Jarr.es' Hospital about four weeks ago. left the hospital this
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    Schools are flooded, so children get holiday
    138 1 Schools are flooded, so children get holiday KUANTAN. Wed. Flood waters today prevented more than i 1,500 children in the! Royal town of Pekan from attending school. All four schools in Pekan Chinese, Malay, Arabic and English were closed because of widespread flooding in the eastern half of the town.
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    Lock icon Unit posted to S'pore
    62 1 EDINBURGH. Wed.—Singapore will be the first overseas posting for the First Battalion Queen's Own Highlanders, which comes Into being on Feb. 7 with the amalgamation of the First Battalion Seaforth Highlanders and First Battalion Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders, it was announced today. The new battalion is
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    Lock icon Trip to resort
    30 1 PEKING. Wed.— The Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr. Chen Vi, flew yesterday to the Burmese west coast resort of Sandoway. the New China news agency said today. U.P.I.
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    Tengku $150 in record day for the Cheer Fund
    864 1 Tengku $1 50 in record day for the Cheer Fund KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK Prime Minister, Tengku AlxKil Rahman, today gave $150 to the Straits Times and Berita Hanan Cheer Fund for Malayan soldiers in the Congo- His was one of several substantial contributions which helped to raise the total
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    Fire kills 3 Hong Kong children
    64 1 Fire kills 3 Hong Kong children HONG KONG, Wed. A Chinese mother lost her three daughters today when a fire burned her wooden hut where she locked the children when sue left for the market in the morning. Police said they had no report on the fire until three hours
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    GIRL (I can't swim) TRIES TO SAVE SISTER
    186 1 GIRL (I can't swim) TRIES TO SAVE SISTER SINGAPORE, Wed. A 10-year-old girl who cannot swim jumped into a flooded monsoon canal today in a vain bid to save her sister from drowning. The drowned girl was Lee Swee Neo, 7, a Primary One pupil of the Bukit Merah North
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    LATEST
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    Disarmament will top the bill' at P.M. talks
    237 2 MACMILLAN, NEHRU ANXIOUS FOR COMMON APPROACH NEW DELHI. Wed I I THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, wants the Commonwealth Prime Ministers to evolve a "common approach" on disarmament when they meet in London in March, informed sources here said today.
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    Lock icon NASUTION: L RED ARMS WILL IMPROVE DEFENCES
    126 2 NASUTION: L RED ARMS WILL IMPROVE DEFENCES NEW DELHI. Wed. -General Abdul Harls Nasutlon, In- donesia's Minister for national Security, told a Press conference here yesterday that the arms purchase agreement signed In Mos- cow last Friday was aimed I at strengthening Indonesia's defence potential In her dispute with Holland
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    Lock icon CUBANS down a CUBAN plane: Three killed
    155 2 HAVANA, Wednesday. HPWO army officers and a civilian were killed when a Cessna 310 air force plane was shot down by mistake at Varadero, 80 miles east of here, a government spokesman said yesterday. According to a Press statement by the National Committee
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    Lock icon All set for the 'invasion'
    37 2 'THE lighthouse of historic Morro Castle forms a backdrop for this antiaircraft battery in downtown Havana, as the entire waterfront area braced itself for an "invasion" from the United States. U.P.I, picture.
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    Diplomat gets food in bag, told 'Get out'
    138 2 Diplomat gets food in bag, told 'Get out' WASHINGTON. Wed. Th« Nigerian Embassy protested yesterday about the treatment of a diplomat who was handed his breakfast in a bag and told to ■'not out" of a Virginia restaurant. Diplomatic sources said the State Department was drafting an apology. The protest,
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      13 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby I IVCSOTA ujflP l J\\/P J Iminwcoaton *"\JuISW»S
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    Lock icon CIVIL WAR NEAR IN SPLIT KATANGA
    412 3 'The UN has never faced such a situation...' EUSABETHVILLE. Wednesday rpHE breakaway Congo province of Ka- tanga, was on the verge of civil war yesterday after a Lumumba aide proclaimed a new "provincial government" in the north of the province. This further step in
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    Lock icon 'BIG-HEARTED AMERICANS' PRAISED BY BRITISH MINISTER
    194 3 'BIG-HEARTED AMERICANS' PRAISED BY BRITISH MINISTER LONDON, Wed. The Earl of Home, British Foreign Secretary, said here last night that Britain looked forward eagerly to working with Mr. John Kennedy, United States Presidentelect, "who has shown himself to be a man of energy and resolve." Lord Home was speaking at
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    Lock icon Only 2 died
    16 3 LONDON, Wed. Only two people died from poliomyelitis in London last year. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Kenyatta denial
    29 3 LONDON. Wed. The Colonlai Office bald last night that reports that Jomo Kenvatta. the Mau Mau leader, was to. be released, had no bails In tact.— Reuter.
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    Rising hopes in Belgium of an end to crisis
    363 3 Rising hopes in Belgium of an end to crisis BRUSSELS, Wednesday. BELGIUM'S lower house of Parliament was meeting again today to discuss the anti-austerity strike amid rising hopes that conciliatory moves in Parliament yesterday would bring an end to the threeJ I week-old crisis. The Catholic Prime Minister. Mr. Qaston
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    Lock icon COMMONWEALTH SPY RING: 20 KNOWN
    122 3 LONDON. Wednesday. BRITISH security forces have the names of 20 people operating an international spy ring in Britain and the Commonwealth, informed sources said today. Headquarters of the ring Is said to be in Warsaw. British security chiefs have warned Commonwealth countries particularly Australia and
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    Lock icon Magnate is jailed
    43 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. Ram Kishna. Dalmia, 67, the multimillionaire industrialist, was taken to jail by police yesterday to begin a two-year sentence, Dalmia was found guilty of misappropriating 28.500.000 rupees (about £2.000,000) belonging to an insurance company he controlled.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Britain may lead in China trade
    90 3 Britain may lead in China trade LONDON, Wed. For the first time since 1952 Britain may supplant West Germany as China's principal European trading partner, according to the China trade and economic newsletter today. Britain's exports to China In the first 11 months of last year rose by 50 per
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    Lock icon MARILYN GOES OUT WITH EX-HUSBAND
    86 3 MARILYN GOES OUT WITH EX-HUSBAND NEW YORK, Wed. Marilyn Monroe, separated from her third husband, playwright Arthur Miller, is keeping company with husband No. 2. rormer baseball player Joe Dimaggio. The actress's Press agent confirmed that Joe and Marilyn saw the closing performance of Brendan Behan's "The Hostage" last Saturday
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    Lock icon New trial date
    34 3 JERUSALEM, Wed. The trial of Adolf Qchmann on charges of organising the Nazi mass murder of Jews during World War II has been postponed from March 6 to March 15— UPI
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    The Govt. target is increased output of food
    1870 4 NEW MASTER PLAN WILL BENEFIT ABOUT 20,000 FARMING FAMILIES SINGAPORE. Wednesday 'pHE Legislative Assembly today committed to select committees two Bills which, when passed, will benefit about 20,000 farming families comprising about 200,000 people and establish conditions for increased farm production to
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      394 4 Eczema Itch Killed In 7 Minutes Toor akin has nearly SO million tiny s eams and pores whero Kerms hid* and cause terrible Itching, ('racking. Kcxema, Peeling*. Burning-. Acne, King-worm. Psoriasis, Blaekbeads, Pimples. Foot Itch and other biemlshen. Ordinary treatments five only, temporary relief beraose they do not kill the
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      122 4 MBB Tnniffht ff..'i(tpm W" mhm ■■■■SlNCAPOftEHfls«ssi Winner of 3 TOP AWARDS p% At the 1960 Poll of New York Film Critics r*C^ J _1. BEST FILM OF THE YEAR jM 2 BEST DIRECTOR a A^4 |^aaw (BILLY WILDER) APARTiVIENT" I JB »»ar rnQ3-U^ JACK LEMMOM so BSir nfr Z^hirlet m*olaine
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      372 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THHE following Is today's Kong. Bangkok (CX 731) 6.10 (BA 713) 9.30 p.m.; to Jakarta, 1 schedule nt rlvil a/r P-"»- Darwin, Sydney (BA 710) crait movements at faya wln JakarU (AJ 4 03) n4 5 bourne (BCH 033) 10.65 pjn. Lebar Airport. Singapore ajn Qantas:
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    POLLS: GOVT STANDS FIRM
    1801 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday By-election will be held after commission probe— Dr. Toh rpHE Government today reiterated its assurance that a by-election would be held to fill the Hong Lim seat vacated by former Minister for National Development. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. It. however, stood firm on its
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    Cool customers trick amah, get $3,000 gems
    306 5 YOUTH SAID HE HAD BEEN SENT TO MEND AIR-CONDITIONER KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday "CLOBBERS posing as air-conditioner repair- ers last night tricked an amah into letting them into a house and got away with more than $3,000 worth of jewellery. The robbery took place
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    FINAL LAW EXAM: PASS LIST
    122 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The following candidates have passed the. final examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws and have been placed in the class of honours shown below: Class one honours: Tommy Koh Thong Bee. Class two honours (Upper Division): Chan Sek Keong and Miss
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    7,000 from Malaya sailing for Mecca
    224 5 7,000 from Malaya sailing for Mecca DENANG, Wed. A post-war record number of Malayan Muslims will go on a pilgrimage to Mecca this year when the new pilgrim ship, Kuala Lumpur, makes its maiden voyage. The pilgrimage control officer. Haji All Rouse, announced today that 7,043 pilgrims. Including 646 from
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    Tree kills boy
    28 5 ALOR STAR, Wed.— A 15--year-old boy, Sang bin Nuan. was crushed to death by a falling tree at Naka, about 22 miles from here, yesterday.-
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    Taxi driver 'Happy' has a very happy day
    233 6 GRATEFUL AUSSIE CUSTOMERS PAY $1,200 DEPOSIT ON HIS CAR SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A SINGAPORE taxi driver, Mohamed bin Nawani, nicknamed "Happy", today made the down payment for his own brand new taxi, with money contributed by more than 1W former customers all Australians.
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    WARING: I'M HAPPY WITH TIN PROSPECTING
    93 6 WARING: I'M HAPPY WITH TIN PROSPECTING RUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The deputy chairman of the London Tin Corporation, Dato Sir Douglas Waring, returned to Britain today happy with tin prospecting work now being carried out in Malaya. Sir Douglas, who arrived here last month, said: "Though the present market for tin.
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    Charity dance for hospital
    45 6 MUAR, Wed. A Chinese New Year dance to raise funds to buy an oxygen tent for the District Hospital here will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Feb. 18. It will be organised by the Muar Rotary Club.
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    New classrooms
    17 6 SEGAMAT, Wed.— Six ne<v classrooms costing $24,600 have been completed at Buklt Hampar School here*.
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    A place in the sun for U.S. sun panel?
    188 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday SOME American manufacturers want to sell in Malaya a solar absorbing panel to convert the sun's rays into usable energy, sawmill machinery and hunting knives. They have asked a U.S. trade mission coming to Malaya, to explore the
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    Cash to set up port body soon
    108 6 Cash to set up port body soon MALACCA. Wed. The cost of setting up Malacca's proposed port commission Is likely to be Included In the supplementary budget to be Introduced In Parliament In April. The commission will be empowered to impose charges and to generally regulate and control the port.
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    MORE AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL AND TRADE SOON, HE SAYS
    282 6 I SINGAPORE, Wed. AN AUSTRALIAN company director today expressed confidence that trade and investments between Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and Australia would increase considerably in the very near future. Viscount Lymlngton. 37, has just completed a survey of business oppor- tunltles
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    Murder case on Assizes list
    60 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The case of Linda Fomg. alias Wong Kirn Wan. a former cabaret supervisor accused of murdeTing a businessman, Tan Kirn Toh, Is one of seven cases on the list when the first Singapore Assizes for 1961 open at the High Court here next
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    Pensioner on axe charge
    56 6 IPOH, Wed— A police pensioner, Gurdlp Singh, 44, pleaded not guilty In the magistrate's court here today to carrying an offensive weapon, an axe, at Wall Park, SMbln Road, here yesterday. Gurdlp, a labourer In the Cameron Highlands, was allowed ball of $300. The case Is
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    Lock icon Vet surgeon put the world on 'air wheels'
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    DEATH
    32 8 U Word, lit (Minimum) IVAN BARRY HEARDER trier rroioniotf Illness passed away peace- i 1 fully at Singapore General Hospital 11th January dearly misled by Trudy II Bruo* Cheryl and Llnette.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    60 8 I* Wordt $10 (Minimum) N IVERLOVINC MEMORY ot Brother Polycarp X.B.C. who pund 1 away 12th January 1960 Melbourne. Australia. Tnera'a ninny a lonely hrartach*. Thert'i a many illeat tear. Uod only knowa how we mm him at tnougnta do wander to a crave xo far anay. Wber*
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    20 8 20 Word* Sit (Minimum) CLIPP AND DAPHNE CARDOZA good wishes gifts on th« occasion of their marriage on 29.12.6u.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    139 8 JO Wortfs Sit (Minimum) MISS IRENE will now attend to your hair In May Foeng Beauty Salon at 91 Devoasblra Road, Singapore, 9. Tel: *****. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTO.. Han and rontana books in the Cold storaga Arcade, Orchard Road, B'pore In conjunction with S.P.C.K. WHEN IT COMES to Alrcondltlonlng:
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      Good Sense Prevails
      596 8 Singapore has passed through a period of grave danger, mercifully without hurt to person or property. The story that the Minister of Culture unfolded in the Assembly yesterday leaves no room for doubt that, had the plotters of racial conflict succeeded in their evil designs, disaster would
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      Family Moot
      331 8 During his visit to Malaya the British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations will meet, as he should, the Government leaders of both the Federation and Singapore plus all the British and Com- monwealth representatives who are stationed on Malayan terj ritory. With such a wide range •of
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      Bad Egg
      247 8 Municipal councillors in many parts of the Federation, anxious perhaps to prove their worth, have already secured tor themselves monthly allowances, paid out of the public purse. The standard rate is $200 a month, and with it seems to go a practice, equally standard, of back-dating payments to
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    Vigilance of police averted terror, says Home Minister
    449 9 Vigilance of police averted terror, says Home Minister Government warns: We will not hesitate to detain racial plotters SINGAPORE, Wednesday FHE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pans Boon, told the Legislative Assembly today that the Government was prepared to deal firmly and vigorously with communalist elements like the organisers
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    Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
    226 9 Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain. Stops Itching as It Shrinks Haemorrhoids London (Special) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In one haemorrhold case
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      BEAUTY BAR IN SINGAPORE
      116 10 BEAUTY BAR IN SINGAPORE WOMEN in Singapore and Malaya will have the opportunity to visit a beauty bar similar to those which have been popular In Europe and America. Organised by a leading cosmetic firm, you can go to this place and experiment at leisure with all the new skin
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      The kitchen is heart of home
      364 10 IS there a wife or mother who has not yearned for her dream kitchen? Have not any of us at one time sighed and said: "When I get my own house or the next house as the case may be the kitchen is going
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      IMAGINE NURSE IN CHEONGSAM TAKING YOUR TEMPERATURE!
      418 10 IMAGINE NURSE IN CHEONGSAM TAKING YOUR TEMPERATURE! THE white, trim uniform of nurses has never changed. The western styled uniform has been accepted as the correct form of dress for the smart looking nurse in almost every part of the world. But in the latest issue of the Singapore Medical
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      76 10 rE Malayan Kennel Association will be holding its dog show on Jan. 29 in Kuala Lumpur and Feb. 5 in Singapore at the Great World pavilion. The closing date for entries has been extended to Jan. 15. Entry forms are available from the association's honorary secretary, Mrs. M.
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      293 10 RnHHI I il S3 I Nr^-Lm ■M' ISM Your NSJ^XvI wonderful |^CjC Babq (vU\ "^J Remember his skin is in your care. Make sure it stays healthy, cool and free from infection. Mildly medicated Cuticura Soap contains Actamer (Bithionol), a modern antiseptic to safeguard tender, sensitive skins. It is one
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      489 10 t^ jbV I m iSSBfI l|f. m mm\h I JB I V«gu. BP'BB^n ,<■» Bflßß B>\ 1 I n^^£dßßk^^BK This is the "Charleston" a sheath dress for 1961, which revives the fashion of the 1920's and is expected to be the rage of 1961. In satin cotton, the flared knee
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      304 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. He turns out champion by a point (7). l; 1. 18, 21, 4 down; 22 across. g. Tom curtalla an old goddeu Sixty full minutes, If our ,2 3) follies go wroug, are equiva- 7. Turn due North If I made lent to an umleslgnated
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      1685 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE TO ADEN. LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONOON, I CONTINEHTAL PORTS. P. Slum Penang AGAPENOR London. Hamburg. Rotterdam —ll Part/JM 11 Jm 14 PERSEUS Litirpaal, Glasgow Cll. 13 Jn 11 Jm 14/10 Jn 17 HOMED M'seiiles. Loerpeil. A'mouth la Pirt Jm IS Jai 11/11 Jaa 22 ANTENOR LKirpMl. Glasgow
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      1408 11 Bine THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. ™ml? SINGAPORE (laca.-paritH la tti ■witaf RMJJtOa) It LINES SAILS tl AIEN. U.K. a CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pon P. Sham Penang ■ENNEVIS liwraaal, Hull, RotttrOam, Hamburg U. SSVII Jm UftrtMl «net tnwtl 0 Frt ■ENATTOW Limii. Han-burg, Middlesbrough U. 21/Taaay 11/17 Jm 11/10 Jm lENMACDHUI
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    143 12 r'.E Chinese Produce Exchange Singapore, noon prices per 1 picul yesterday were: 1 Copra: Quiet: UK /Continent Jan. Feb. shipments S26J buyers. i 827 sellers. Coconut oil: Quiet; bulk $41 sellers, drum $44 J sellers. Pepper: Quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $240. Sarawak $235. special
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET TURNS STEADIER IN AFTERNOON
    952 12 By Our Market Correspondent "If Wall Street is reading tnt > omens aright, as it sometimes, but i not always, does, if the tide of I American industry is on the turn. then it would be reasonable to expect British industry to follow
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    EXCHAN6E RATES
    99 12 fllE Malayan Exehauice Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merj chants yesterday (all rates to i 8100): 5 Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 13/16. OD. 32 15/16. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade r bills t Selling IT. er O.D. ready:
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 12 'THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the*e prices for calculating Customs duties) for the week beginning on Jan. 12. Rubber 86 x cents a lb. Copra $430 a ton Coconut oil $700 a ton Palm oil $649-50 a ton Palm kernels $364.50 ton The rates of duties
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    39 12 SINGAPORE, Jan. 11. RUBBER: 85 i cents per lb. (down one-eighth of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 85-A cents (quiet). TIN: 5389.62' i per picul (down 62'- cents). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (up 15 tons)
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    23 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Jan. 11 Jan. 10 Industrials: 136.37 ***** Tins: 196.12 191.48 S Rubbers: ***** 238.12 Jan. 1 1958 100
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    128 12 MELBOUR^fE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintain- ed a firm tone on the Stock Exchange her- <.oaay. National consol gained Is 3d. to 28s- 3a. Electronic eased Is. to 19s. and Myer Is. to 35sBase metals and the oils traded along firm lines. New Broken Hill gained Is. 6a. to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 12 JANUARY first grade rubber buyers f .o.b. closed in Singa- I pore yesterday at 852 cents per I lb. down one-eighth of a cent on 1 Tuesday's close. The tone was quiet. S.CC.R.A. CLOSING PRICES in cenu per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1. RS.S. Bpot i-o.b. buyers 85'
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    88 12 SHIPS Kinir along;sid« the Sincanorr Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bengtcalis 1 '2. Bintang 4/5. Awa Maru. 6A, Marceli Nowotko 6/7. Burma 8 9. Carpentaria 10 11. Eastern Maid 13/14. Perseus 15/16. Asama Maru 18. SUte of Madras 19, Sirusa N. Wall 1. Sg. Asahan N.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    429 12 BUSINESS on Hie Singapore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday was: Industrials: Bouitead St. IT; P. and N. ords (4) $2.01: Gammon (2) $2.17: Hume prrf Ass. Jackson (M) 81 cent*: M Cemrnt $1.78: MetaJ Box (2) $2.14. $2.13: Cold Storage $1.76 and $1.77: Steamers 73
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    256 12 FEDERATION members or the x Exchange reported the following business at their 4 p.m. call at the Bank Negara, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday: Induitrilt: Kobimon ords 5t. 25: Cold Storage 51.76: 8. Times (3) (2.54, 52.53: Wearne (3) $2.18, 52.20 ON; Boustrkd JI.IS Mlnrnn: A.. Malay 60s. ON; A. Hitam
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      1188 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific tfc Atlantis Coast Service E.T.A. E.I.A. E.T.A. Spore t. S'twn Pening H'kong L. Angeles N. York Kvmsawa Mars" ?l/2J Us Jas' 1 Ftl 3 Fsl 21 Fes 12 Mat "Kisnkawa Mars 24/27 Fsl 21 Fti/ 2 Mar Mar 21 Mar U.Asr All suitably equipped with oeep tanks
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      51 12 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LTD. Passengers Cargo Service, Stroits/Nagapattinam/Modraj Spore P. Shorn Penong tss "S?otc of Madras" Voy: 91 10/13 Jan 14 Jan 15 Jan Chief Agents Penong Sub-Aganti K.L. Sub-Agent R. Jumabhoy t R. Jui- Shoy Übo.dullo Co. Sons Ltd. Sons (M) Ltd. K. LUMPUR. *****/2 SINGAPORE. ***** PENANG.
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      811 12 NOTICE It is hereby notified that all roads on Kerllla Estate, Temanigan. Kelantan wili be closed to public usage from 6 am. to 6 1 p.m. on Ist February, 1961. By Order of The General Manager, Duff Development Co.. Ltd., Temangau, Kelantan. TENDER i TENDERS INVITED Tenders will be received
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      543 12 NOTICES NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the i private roads through Oapis Es- 1 tate. Sungei Biong Estate. Meranti Lapc n Estate and Padang Gajah i Estate will be closed to the public for twenty four hours commencing i 1 0600 Friday 20th January. 1961. O. A. CARVER. General
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      180 12 NOTICES T BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS. TAKE NOTICE that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned rases will be held at the Official Assignee's Office. Supreme Court. Spore:— ON 24th JANUARY. 1961 OF Bankruptcy No. 360 60. Teng Yee Lam trading aa Nam Kheng St
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      1514 13 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) IPOH TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that it is proposed under section 144 of the Town Boards Enact-m'-nt, to amend the Approved Town Plan of Ipoh by altering the key to the zones shown therein for various categories of use
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      745 13 ■si W «^T «^1 I gas I ajaj a g J■■ 111 I I K s^^3 (Continued from Page S) SITUATIONS VACANT to Wtrdt SS (Min.)— Box SO ett. txtrm WANTED EXPERIENCED General Amah for European household. Live la, no washing, light cooking, must have good references. Ring (Spore) *****.
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      924 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tO Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SO ett. txtrm PART-TIME INTERVIEWERS, preferably graduate school teachers required for social survey work In Kuantan, Kuala Trengganu and Ipoh. Work Is interesting aad remunerative. Apply Box A 4343 S.T. Spore. lady ■■CRITARY (preferably Chinese) required by British Company Executive. Oood shorthand and
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      1069 13 I ACCOMMODATION WANTID t tO Word* SS (Mm./—B ox SO ctt. extra 2/9 ROOM TERRACE hou«o required from Feb. March. Pleaae ring Tan ***** extn. 116 or write J. Tan, 73 Bens Pon Rd.. Spore 3. FURNISHEO HOUSE or flat preferably with garden six months or more up to $."50.
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      739 13 BOOKS 4 PUBLICATIONS Wmrdm (I (Min.)— Box M cts. aafre ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANMICA oas won the approval and confidence of business and professional people throughout the world en Its M Hands**** velwnet art mere than a miuien facts always feeyend dispute Ota you afford to be without UM worlds nneat work
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      694 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2* H'nrals Si (Min.)— Box SO ett. txtrm PONTIAC 1951 SALOON very good condition Straits SI. OOO Telephone: Spore *****. BUYING. A SILLING Qood L'sed Cars please Ring Spore. ***** any day aftar 10.00 a.m. HILLMAN MINX convertible 1933 In good condition with radio. 12,000 0.n.0. IS
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      569 13 FOR SALE tO Wtrdt SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm REFRIGERATOR LEONARD 5 CU. FT. good condition $ISO/- 0.n.0. View 3 H. McAlifter Road, Singapore 3. GOOD QUALITY brand new Indua woollen carpets plain $200 and embossed $235 slxe 9' x 1-' at Qureshrtj Carpets, 33 Orchard Road, Spore. *****.
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    Stiff jail terms warning to opium dealers
    379 14 JUDGE DISMISSES APPEAL, CUTS OPTION OF $4,000 FINE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday evidence had been given In the lower court stating that the police had waited for Suan after having received information. Sent to jail They did not set up a road block for
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    BRITAIN'S WAR MINISTER CALLS ON INCHE YUSOF
    60 14 lytß. JOHN PROFUMO, British Secretary of State for War, seen with Singapore's Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, at the Istana Negara on Tuesday. Mr. Profumo is on a tour of the Far East to visit British troops and inspect military installations.
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    Highway robbery: 2 held
    150 14 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Police have detained two men for interrogation about the robbery of a lorry-load of sheet rubber, worth more than $8,000 at the 22nd mile, Pontian road, on Monday night. The lorry anti rubber have been recovered. The lorry was stopped at the Causeway
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      138 14 IIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC:illlllllllllt3IIIIIMIH New way to treat SINGAPORE FOOT FAST! I BEFORE THIS BECOMES THIS USE for quick relief MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11, Botftry Rood. Tel: 936J1 202, Orchard Rood, Tel: 2192J SINGAPORE. iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiicjiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiii Stop Arlhrffls Rheumatism Pain Today The unulns new discovery Romind banishes the pains of Arthritli. nheomatlsm. Flbrwltis, Neuritis
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    A NEW INTERNATIONAL SERIES
    232 15  -  FIRDIE SALAHUDIN SINGAPORE TO TRAVEL TO INDONESIA FOR THE INAUGURAL GAME By Singapore, Wednesday SINGAPORE and Indonesia will play an annual international soccer series, starting this year. The series will be on lines similar to the Singa-pore-Hong Kong inter-port matches for the Aw Hoe Cup. The
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    Lock icon FIT AGAIN MECKIFF BOWLS IN TOP FORM
    131 15 FIT AGAIN MECKIFF BOWLS IN TOP FORM MELBOURNE, Wed.—Controversial fast bowler lan Meckift heartened Australia's Test selectors with a devastating spell here today. Playing for Victoria he shattered Queensland by taking three wickets for two runs in five overs. MeckifT helped Victoria win their Sheffield Shield match by an innings
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    S'gor Club win 11-5
    53 15 |*UALA LUMPUR, Wed Selangor Club beat Old Victorians 11-5 in a rugger match on the padang here today. Selangor Club, who led 5-0 at half-time, scored tries through Calhaem, Winchester and Proctor. Calhaem'3 try was converted by Winchester. Old Victorians scored through Piotrlowski whose try was
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    Ninth win for Tamilians
    58 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Federation centre-forward K. Paramalingam scored 1 five goals today when T.P.C.A. beat Ministry of Defence "A" 7-2 in a S.H.A. league first division match at Rifle Range Road today. This was Tamillans' ninth straight win and it moves them four points ahead of
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    Lock icon Players say 'no' to 'final offer' by chairmen
    231 15 LONDON, W e d. Professional footballers of ciubs in London and Southern England yesterday rejected as "completely unacceptable" a "final offer" made by their clubs' chairmen on Monday. Officials of the Professional Footballers' Association here said their threat to strike on Jan.
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    Walkover
    33 15 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Kedah Indians are unable to make the trp to Kuala Lumpur for their Bardhan Cup soccer semi-final against Selangor Indians on Friday and have decided to concede a walkover.
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    ON THE TRACK
    122 15 Daiku impressed in a workout over 3f in 40 4 5 (2f ia 26 1/5;. Credit Note finished hit workout with a smart sprint up the straight. Sore Enough was anxious to go faster when restricted to half pace. Elstree Star (Mat Shaari) cantered twice round. Loyalty
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    MALAYAN BOY 'CAPPED' FOR ENGLAND IN QUAD HOCKEY TOURNEY
    244 15  - MALAYAN BOY 'CAPPED' FOR ENGLAND IN QUAD HOCKEY TOURNEY KEN FERNANDEZ By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —A 13-year-old Malayan has been "capped" for England at hockey. He is Mohamed Zulkifli bin Mohamed Razali of Batu Gajah. He played for England at centre-half against Scotland, Wales and Ireland in the quadrangular tournament
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    Three changes in Services Cup XV
    241 15 NAVY MEN LEAVE SPORE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE Joint Services team to meet Selangor in the H.M-S. Malaya Cup Rugby final at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday will have three changes from the side v/hich beat Singapore 5 3 m the south zone play-off last
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    Draw for KO hockey
    114 15 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Slngapore Recreation Club, the defending champions, will meet RAF Beletar In the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knockout competition. The draw (home teams first) Is: Senior— Preliminary round, SCC v Ceylonese (winners v Prisons In Ist round); Ist round): RAF Changi
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    PAAA meeting
    15 15 PENANG, Wed. The Penang A.A.A. will hold its annual meeting on Jan. 27.
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    'KEEP FIT' ORDER TO HOCKEY PLAYERS
    190 15 'KEEP FIT' ORDER TO HOCKEY PLAYERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Tun Abdul Razak, the president of the Malayan Hockey Federation, has sent out an order to all international players and reserves: Keep fit and train regularly In readiness for the International match against Singapore, scheduled for Mar. 11 or 12 but
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      41 15 IPOH LEAGUE Div. 2 Town Council 6 (Allan 3. Joon Fook 3) No. 2 Workshop AFMC 0; Andersonlans 2 iMazlan. Yazidt Seknlah TAR 1 rZakariah). STATE TRIAL (Penang) State Selection 2 iPanchanathan) Public Services 2 (Wong Tuck Cheong. Hayati Meahv
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      29 15 POPPY DAY FUND (Muar) Loke Wall 4 (Peng Klong Ah Tee i Tangkak 1 (Mustafa). SEGAMAT TAMIL FESTIVAL TOIBNEY: Tamil Youth Club 2, (Jayaram 2) Indo-Ceylonese Assn. 0.
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      17 15 FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP: 4th rd Burnley 2 Nottingham Forest 1. (Winners away to Southampton In quarter-finals).
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      26 15 SHEFFIELD SHIELD (Meloourne): Victoria bt Queensland by inns and 49. Victoria 440 Queensland 169 and 232. TOl R MATCH (Aahburton) NZ Colt* 272-6 V MCC.
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    Dauntless can win again at Ipoh
    185 15 Dauntless can win again at Ipoh IPOH, Wednesday. DAUNTLESS and Gerry's Luck, two former Sing*. pore griffins, have improved tremendously. Dauntless, who won three races in his last fly« outings, can score again at the coming Ipoh meeting. He is in tip-top form. Dauntless (Mickey Donnelly) did a two- round
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    TEN to FOLLOW
    353 15 'PEN horses to follow at Ipoh are: 0 YES MASTER Winner of five races last season; one of Doc Rodgers' top money-spinners. He has smart pace and strong finishing speed and should be suited by the Ipoh 7f with the long runin; can handle any going. CHASE
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      93 15 SOCCER STORE GSFA DIV. 1: Oneral Hospital v PWD (Jn. Besar. 5.15 p.m. Marines v Police (Jn Besar, 6.30): MRNVR v Tan Tock Seng 'A' iGeylangi. COW GATE CUP: Trolak v Changkat Klndlng Estate (Coronation ground, Ipoh). RUGGER ARMY CUP: Ist Royal Aust. Retrt v 26 Field Regt. (Malacca). FRIENDLY:
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    561 16 VIENTIANE, Wednesday 'Stop the airlift to Red rebels or we'll take steps to meet this threat' THE Laotian Government has warned thai unless the Soviet airlift to pro-Communist rebel forces is stopped immediately, the Government will be "forced to take immediate steps to meet this threat/ The
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    14 VARSITY HEADS IN TO SEE OUR VARSITIES
    432 16 14 VARSITY HEADS IN TO SEE OUR VARSITIES SINGAPUKL, Wednesday. TIIH Vice-Chancellor of the University o Western Australia, Prof. S. L Prescot whose report on Nanyang University here i 1959 sparked off a chain of reaction withi and without the university, said here today th; he was glad that the
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    DEATHS
    64 16 MADAM HOO PHOON SI, beloved mo I tier of Mr. Hoo Hua Lam pajaed away peacefully at her home 22 Clare Htreet Ipoh. Funeral on 13-1-61 at 2.U0 p.m. KOO CHANG SOONC M passed away peacefully 9/1/61 leaving 2 wlfea 1 brother, aunt. 3 sons, 6 daughters, 2 sons-in-law,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    45 16 MR. AND MRS. JOHN LIM thank friends, relatives for attending their weddinK reception ln Malacca on 2«i. 12.60 and for valuable gifts received. MR. MUTHU. Trluk Anton thank* all thoae who nent wreaths, telegram*, and aeslnted at the fun.ral of his wife Acnes Sandanasamy.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    21 16 HOLLAND MATJES FILLETS. Rollmopt, Bismarck Hrrringa, Salted Herrime, Oolden Hemngi and Smoked K*li Juit arrived at Cold Storage (Singapore) Supermarket.
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    MOUNTBATTEN FOR MALAYA, SINGAPORE
    121 16 LONDON. Wed. Earl Mountbatten of Burma. Chief of the British Defence Staff, is to tour Middle and Far Eastern Commands, beginning with Aden, on or about Feb. 10, it was announced here today. He will then visit Kuala Lumpur. Singapore. Hong Kong and North Borneo. The
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    TIGER RELEASED IN JUNGLE; ANOTHER ELUDES CAPTORS
    143 16 SERfeMBAN, Wednesday. rpiGERS were the main topic of conversation in 1 town today and the people had good reason for this. I Last night, the Game Department gave up their vigil for a tiger that had dragged away a cow from a kampong.
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    AZIZ TO PAY OFFICIAL VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    70 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Federation's Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. and a party of officials from his ministry, will pay a three-day official visit to Singapore from tomorrow. A Government statement issued today said that the main purpose of
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    Sacked man is taken back, so clerks end their fast
    190 16 Sacked man is taken back, so clerks end their fast SINGAPORE, Wed. The dispute between Fraser and Co., sharebrokers, and its 30 clerks and peons over the dismissal of a clerk was settled today. Agreement was reached this morning when the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, representing
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    Deadline for food parcels
    93 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Families who wish to send food parcels to members of the Malayan Special Force in the Congo are requested to send their parcels to the Main Supply Depot, Batu Cantonment, here by noon next Monday. Each parcel should be clear- ly marked "Food
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    Manager dies
    32 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. I. B. Hearder, general manager for South and SouthEast Asia for Castrol Limited, died this morning at the General Hospital after a brief illness. He was 39.
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    LONDON STOCK, RUBBER and TIN
    382 16 LONDON. Wed. Rather unsettled conditions were apparent in London stock markets today. The Chancellor of the Exchequer's warning on inflation and more unfavourable news from the motor Industry brought an end to yesterday's advance In equities. Nevertheless the market was not without Its bright spots.
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    55 16 SF OAPORE, Wed. A group of 24 guests from Singapore, the Federation and North Borneo were among the 46 passengers on board the KLM inaugural DC-8 jet airliner flight to Amsterdam, which left here this evening. They included representatives from Singapore newspapers, travel agencies, chambers of commerce
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    IN BRIEF Australian flowers in ice for Tengku
    229 16 IN BRIEF Australian flowers in ice for Tengku Three lee cones ln which West Australian wild flowers have been preserved are on their way to Malaya in the Kwangbl as a gift from the West Australian Government to Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Wet>t Australian Industrial Development Minister, Mr. Charles Court,
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