The Straits Times, 9 October 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times. Mo*** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1958 15 CENTS
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    CRISIS LAW: PAP STAND
    466 1 KUAN YEW GIVES FEDERATION A GUARANTEE 'We shall take no steps to undermine your authority' -QUOTES "A PAP government shall equip itself with Emergency powers" Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. (PAP) "It is because of what we have done that Singapore is what it is today" The
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    PENANG 7 STICK TO BOYCOTT DECISION
    134 1 PENANG 7 STICK TO BOYCOTT DECISION PENANG, Wed.— The five Alliance and two Independent councillors tonight decided to carry out their boycott of all official functions in honour of the three-day visit of the Singapore mayoral delegation this week. The councillors met after a two-hour debate at the City Council's
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    Lock icon Tory MP dead
    23 1 LONDON. Wed.— Sir Henry Channon. Air erican born Conservative Member of Parliament, died in hospital here today aged 61.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Red fighters again fly over Quemoy
    195 1 TAIPEH Wednesday. pOMMUNIST Chinese MiG fighters flew over Quemoy Island today for the second successive day desoite the Formosa Strait cease-fire which Peking 1 announced on Monday The MiGs appeared to be trying to intercept a Nationalist transport plane which was landing on an
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    Siam Red ban
    24 1 BANGKOK, Wed. The Siamese Cabinet today decided that all movies and printed material from Communist China will be strictly banned.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Pope in coma
    308 1 DOCTORS GIVE UP HOPE: AN HOUR OR 24 HOURS' ROME, Wednesday. rHE doctors have given up hope for the recovery of the Pope. He is in a coma after a jm (me! cerebral stroke. Doctors have given him blood plasma and placed him under an oxygen tent.
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    POLIO: Five new cases
    47 1 POLIO: Five new cases FIVE more polio cases were reported in Singapore up to late yesterday afternoon the biggest number in any single day since the outbreak in August. They brought the total number of cases to 57 All yesterday's victims were children* under five years old.
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    Appointed to US Supreme Court
    38 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Eisenhower today named Judge Potter Ste\ rt. of the Court of Appeals In Cincinnati, to succeed Mr. Justice Harold Burton, who announced his retirement fron. the U.S Supreme Court yesterday
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    Lock icon Cairo talks
    22 1 CAIRO. Wed. A sixmember Japanese delegation arrived here .today for talks concerning the renewal of the Japanese-Egyptian payments agreement. Reuter.
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    FREAK MORNING FLOOD —FIRMS ARE HIT
    176 1 FREAK MORNING FLOOD —FIRMS ARE HIT A FREAK flood caused damage amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars to property in the Kamponst Bahru and Nelson Road areas of Singapore early yesterday. The flooding followed n heavy storm. In some places In the Kampong Bahru area the water was four
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    Lock icon Save ship bid
    37 1 HONG KONG. Wed. Two Hong Kong-based tugs will make a first attempt tonight to refloat the 3,405-ton Norwegian vessel. Hoi Wong, which went aground on Bombay Reef, in the Paracel Islands, on Monday. U.P.I.
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    $4 mil. loan for power project
    106 1 $4 mil. loan for power project From HALL ROMNEY lONDON, Wed. —An J agreement under which the Commonweal t h Development Finance Corporation is to lend £500,000 ($4,250,- 000) to the Central Electricity Board towards the cost of the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric project was signed here today. It was signed
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 POPE: LATEST ROME. Wed. Waiting diplomat said this evenjus Monsignor Angilo Dcll'acQua, Pope's closest collaborator, had told him. "It is matter of hours. We d«> not think he can survive the night."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Lebanon date
    32 1 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The State Department announced today that barring unforeseen developments it expected that all United States forces would be withdrawn from Lebanon by the end of this month. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pakistan under martial law
    320 3 CABINET CRISIS LEADS TO BAN ON ALL PARTIES: GENERAL TAKES OVER PRESIDENT MIRZA SUSPENDS CONSTITUTION ITARACHI, cd. President Iskander Mirza last night dedared martial law throughout I'akistan, dismissed the central mid provincial governments, and abolished all political parties. The President also abrogated c constitution and appointed
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    Lock icon Self-rule for Nigerians
    73 3 l ONDON. Wed. Britain yesterday agreed to srant elf-rule to the vast Muslim northern region *ot Nigeria. i.;e Northern Region Govfrnment has asked Britain in the current talks to grant self-rule for its 17 million people by next March, thus bringing the north into line with the
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    Lock icon Mac in Bonn
    29 3 BONN. Wed.— The British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. conferred here today with the West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer. They discussed common political problems. Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE 'LAWLESS' UNIVERSITY
    200 3 Months of hooliganism closed NEW DELHI. Wednesday. BENARES Hindu University is to close indefinitely from today because of "rampant indiscipline and lawlessness" among its 10,000 students, the All students in hostels i have been ordered to leave by Saturday. In June a Government i committee of inquiry
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    Bureau closed
    35 3 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Government has ordered the Columbia Broadcasting System to close its Moscow bureau immediately in retaliation for a number of alleged anti-Soviet plays and broadcasts the network has carried.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Arabians hold 4 British soldiers
    189 3 Arabians hold 4 British soldiers f ONDON, Wed.— Four British soldiers have been under arrest by Saudi-Arabian forces for 10 days, the War Office disclosed today. They were arrested on the night of Sept. 29/30 during exercises in the Akaba area.] A War Office spokesman] I told Reuter: "A section
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    Lock icon City bans pet crocodiles
    46 3 BRISBANE, Wed. The Cairns (North Queensland) City Council will hold a special meeting this week to pass by-laws prohibiting the keeping of crocodiles within city boundaries. Several people own pet crocodiles in Cairns and escaping beasts recently have constituted a danger. Reutei.
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    Lock icon FAUBUS GETS $100,000 TAX DEMANDS. HITS OUT AT GOVT. 'VICTIMISATION'
    111 3 FAUBUS GETS $100,000 TAX DEMANDS. HITS OUT AT GOVT. 'VICTIMISATION' LITTLE ROCK. Wed.— The Governor of Arkansas, Mr. Orval E. Faubus yesterday accused the U.S. Govern, ment of attempting to penalise him by asking for more than $100,000 in back taxes. Governor Faubus said that Federal law enforcement agencies were
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    Lock icon Nato sponsor new Cyprus talks
    204 3 U.S., FRANCE AND ITALY ASKED PARIS, Wednesday. rpHE UNITED STATES, France and Italy have been 1 invited to mediate the Cyprus conflict in a NATO sponsored conference with Britain, Turkey and Greece, reliable diplomatic sources said here yesterday. They said the invitation grew out of
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    Lock icon PROTESTS AS ARTIST IS JAILED
    94 3 SYDNEY. Wed. As Australia's most famous aborignal artist, Albert Namatjira. today began serving a six months' jail sentence imposed yesterday, protests of "injustice" were made throughout the nation. Namatjira was convicted of supplying liquor to a native who is a ward of the state. Namatjira.
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    Lock icon Visit to U.S.
    25 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Dr. Tatsuo Morito. president of Hiroshima University, arrived here today for conferences with American educational and social leaders. Reuter.
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    Lock icon HUNDRED DIE OF SMALLPOX
    180 3 JAKARTA. Wed J Hundred people have died and 2,000 are sick of smallpox in the islands of Butung and Muna, 750 miles north of Australia. Smallpox is also reported in Marassar, capital of nearby Celebes.— Reuter BUENOS AIRES: Police opened fire with submachineguns when a procession
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    LONDON STOCKS
    399 3 LONDON, Wed.— Although there i was a further contraction in bust- ness on the London stock ex- i change today, a satisfactory tone was maintained and a good selec- i tive demand persisted. Option business continued to I occupy a jiood ami ot attention and although the amount
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    Limits are put on six thugs
    75 4 Limits are put on six thugs JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Restricted residence orders are being imposed on six Johore secret society gangsters by the State Government. All have records for repeated thuggery, said a police spokesman. One ha.s already been sent to live in the Endau area The rest are in
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    $100 a day in fines
    67 4 THE mobile police station, now touring the city, has collected more than $500 in on-the-spot settlements irom offending cyclists during the last five days. The station, introduced to spearhead an intensive road education campaign, has received a total of 254 reports in the same period.
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    Unified bus system plan deferred—Govt. cannot afford it
    236 4 Unified bus system plan deferred— Govt. cannot afford it THE Singapore Government's plan for a unified bus system as a first step to nationalisation has been deferred. It does not have the money. The Minister for Communl- cations and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, announcing this in the Legislative Assembly yesterday
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    Girl found in river
    31 4 The body of a factory girl. Lim Siew Kiok, 18, was recovered from a river at Kirn Seng Road yesterday morning. Police do not suspect foul Play.
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    'China Doll' back
    23 4 Miss Daisy Szeto. winner of the "Miss China Doll" contest returned to Singapore by CPA from Hong Kong last night.
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    Swami here on visit
    54 4 Swami Renganathananda. head of the Ramakrishna Mission in New Delhi, flew Into Singapore by CPA from Tokyo last night for a six-day visit. Members of the Ramakrishna Mission in Singapore, who turned out in large numbers to meet him. have arranged a crowded programme for him
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    EDUCATION POLICY PROBE TO BE URGED
    80 4 EDUCATION POLICY PROBE TO BE URGED IPOH. Wed.— The Government is to be asked to appoint a committee at once to review the Razak ("duration policy. The secretary-general of the People's Progressive Party. Mr. D. R. Seeniyasagam, has given notice that he will move a resolution urging this at the
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    Wider use of anti-thug law if..,
    586 4 DAVID: ITS MAIN AIM IS TO GIVE US A BREATHING SPELL THE Government will use its new beat-the-gangs powers more often if the present wave of gangsterism 'continues. The Chief Secretary, Mr. E. B. David, said this in the Legislative Assembly yesterday when he
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    'Well done' party for Sunday volunteer sweepers
    144 4 'Well done' party for Sunday volunteer sweepers ABOUT 1.700 Singapore City Council employees all volunteers in last Sunday's "Operation Big sweep" were guests at a tea party given by the council at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. The Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, congratulated them on the "good work" they
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    School visit
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Mr. Cheah Ewe Hoe. who was recently appointed manager of the Kinta Valley Works School for the Blind in Ipoh visited the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind here yesterday
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    Tour of Borneo
    28 4 JESSELTON. Wed. Lord Reith. chairman of the Colonial Development Board, arrived in Tawau today by R.A.F .transport for an offi cial tour of North Borneo
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    To breed better poultry
    39 4 KOTA BHARU. Wed.-Kf-lantan will soon have Japan-ese-Malayan chickens Tr= Minister of Agrieul:... che Abdul Aziz bin Is: given 25 Nagoya cockered a the Veterinary Depart:::?:' here, for distribution to lantan farmers to improi local poultry.
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    GLASS FIRM HOLDS OUT JOB HOPES
    120 4 THE Singapore Glass A Manufacturers Co. in Henderson Road said yesterday that it hoped to take back, eventually, the remaining 180 former employees now on strike. Said the company's general manager. Mr. J. A. Peterson: "We have already re-employ-ed a large number of strikers
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    GANG MURDERS: 6 MEN DETAINED
    391 4 50 leaders and fighters still on 'wanted' fej THE Singapore police have detained six men in connection with two ffang murders. They were among the 30 men rounded up in a CID drive to smash the opposing 08 and 24 secret society groups and to
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    Mystery of monkey bite that kitted trishaman
    127 4 A MONKEY'S bite caused the death of a trisharider, a Singapore coroner was told yesterday. The manner in which Oon Too Loo, 52. sustained his wound remains a mystery His widow. Ting Choong Kiow. told the coroner that in the middle of July.
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    TEACHER ON 18 CHARGES
    99 4 TEACHER ON 18 CHARGES A TEACHER was pror duced in a magistrate's court in Singapore yesterday on 17 charges of cheating. John Winfred, of the Bethel English School in Palmgrove Avenue, also faced another charge. of misappropriating $83 belonging to the school between May 1 and Aug 31 The cheating
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    THUGS IN $2,000 PAY DAY HOLD-UPS
    98 5 THUGS IN $2,000 PAY DAY HOLD-UPS iOHORE BAHRU. Wed. I Thugs grabbed rly $2,000 in two rate hold-ups yesy pay day on re estates. LM pm. two masked j aylald a weeding conThan Thak. 51, as ed through Tong Heng I near Masai. is carrying SI. OOO the ment had
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    DEARER SMOKES WILL BRING IN $2m. EXTRA
    273 5 DEARER SMOKES WILL BRING IN $2m. EXTRA THE Singapore Government expects to f>ot 52.2 1 million a year extra revenue from the increased luty on cigarettes and $40,000 on tobacco. This was disclosed by the I Financial Secretary, \;r. Oon Khye Kiang, in the atlve Assembly yeater-l ■id it was
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    No tax for film stars
    80 5 Thr Singapore Legislative A numbly yesterday passed the Income Tax (Amendment I Bill, one of the provisions of which allowed film stars to come to the Colony on location without being required to pay income tax it they did not give public per- 1 tormances
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    UNLICENSED RADIO MAN FINED $100
    62 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. I Poh Choo Hong, a ranmlssiol] agent at JaKampong China here, v fined Sioo at the, court. leaded guilty to clfal.ll radio communication I us. not covered by dealer's licence, on 16. new seta and four hu/id sets found by f in Poh's
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    Labour dispute settled
    37 5 lationa between the igement of Tai Thong Rubber Work.s and the SinjiaRubber Milling and icturing Workers' J' ion on severance pay for .0 retrenched workers, onctaded yesterday. Both sides are expected to agreement today.
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    Scott returns
    29 5 '•urunUsioner-Goneral I 1 El Asia. Sir Ro- returned to Sinl rom London by BOAC yesterday after 1 months' vacation in Mam He was accompanied by Laciy Scott.
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    $400 paid-10 cleared of bar mischief charge
    446 5 TEN MEN, including a iuwyer. were acquitted in a Singapore magistrate's court yes-' terday of a charge of causing mischief in a bar— but their trial on! a charge of taking parti in an affray will continue. The bar manager. Wong Too Check,
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    Bomoh cures may be used in new 'wonder' drugs
    382 5 RESEARCH BY VARSITY CHEMISTS jJMVERSITY of Malaya chemists have interested a leading American dmjj firm in the possibilities of Malayan jungle plants as sources of new "wonder" drugs. Smith. Kline and French Laboratories, of Philadelphia, are working closely with the Federation
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    Education chief quits: 'No comment'
    79 5 Education chief quits: 'No comment' MR. R S. ANDERTON. Assistant Director of Fciucation (Technical), has resinned, it was learned yesterday. The resignation will take effect next March, when !Mr. Anderton will leave for England. When asked yesterday to confirm that he had resigned, Mr. Anderton said: "No comment." He refused
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    Vets to meet
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Pan Malayan Veterinary Medical Association will hold its annual conference at Ipoh on Oct. 17 and 18.
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      498 5 SINGAPORE I-LIEX DRAMA- < HIXKSE YMC A (16 South TIC SOCIETY presents a seven- Pien: Table tennis 9 a.m.. bodyact Mandarin play, "Chin Hai buiklinß. weightlitting 2 p.m.. Tang" at the Victoria Theatre, basketball. Chinese boxing 7.30 7.30 p.m. P- m PRESENTATION OF CERTIKI- YW<A (Rafl i cs Qua y
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    IN MEMORIAM
    45 6 >l,.irf« M« (Minimum) MORRIS: In remembrance ol Erie; beloved liusband ol Anna, vho died 9lh October, 1954. •loving memories keep you near. IN EVER. LOVING memory of my beloved husband Dr. Yoong Knee Keong died on 9.10.51. Greatly misted by Sally and children.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    233 6 10 Words $10 (Hiiumum) SCRIPT© SATELLITE ball pens ■ra now available at all leading Moves. $3.85 Singapore Penang $6.40 Federation. OLD TIMER Do you remember Graf ton Foot Oinunent. -/80 and ;/40 per jar at Medical Hall. Battery Road. A LITTLE ATORE to i»y. a lot more to enjoy.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Oct. 9, 1958. The P.A.P.'s Dilemma
    1154 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Oct. 9, 1958. The P.A.P.'s Dilemma The moderate wing ol the People's Action Party description of its parliamentary membership which Mr. Leo Kuan Yew publicly deplores has answered one of the questions which until yesterday it had adroitly evaded. If P.A.P. wins the election it
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    MALAYA CAN HELP BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS
    985 6 MALAYA CAN HELP BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN HAVES AND HAVE-NOTS ASIA is momentarily the most probable battlefield in the event— happily now much less probable of another war. But it also, provides the meeting place of two international conferences that are tackling the problems from which wars arise. The Food
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      USE A SQUIRT IN SELF-DEFENCE AGAINST THUGS
      327 6 USE A SQUIRT IN SELF-DEFENCE AGAINST THUGS I READ the report in the Straits Times ot Ort. 4 referring to the recovery by the Singapore Police of the "squirt" used by thugs for acid attacks. This is. of course, a very unpleasant and dangerous weapon and it is to be
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      Singapore's practical lesson in civics
      241 6 IN Singapore the lent— l white-collar workers are beinu forced to dirty their hands in public. It is hiiih time these conceited chaua learn that times have changed I do not like Mr. Ong Eng Guan's political ideology, but he has deflated the bloated euo
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      MARSHALL REPLIES BYRNE
      145 6 MARSHALL REPLIES BYRNE THE letter in the Oct. 8 issue ot your paper from the PA. P. leader. Mr. K. M. Byrne, is extraordinary evidence of the curious concept of the P.A.P. that the people of Singapore are blind chicken, lacking in all Intelligence, who would be prepared to vote
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      GRASS LAWN FOR PATH
      62 6 MAY I draw the attention of the authorities to the side walks along Outram Road. Dirt taken from the drain is kept alongside for days. The place is not swept regularly. Further more patches of grass and sand here and there make it very ugly Why
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      TEMPORARY SWEEPERS
      39 6 FF the Mayor of Singapore thinks the streets need sweeping, there are thousands of unemployed who would be giad to sweep them for a few dollars monthly or as temporary daily paid sweepers. AN AK SINGAPURAH Singapore.
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    236 6 INDIA RESTRICTS FOREIGN TRA VEL T*HE Indian Uovern- ment is considering a proposal to make travel abroad for Indians even more difficult in order to stop the leakage of foreign exchange. Basic travel allowances have already been stopped, and Indians who have to go abroad must satisfy the Reserve Bank
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    The wise modern parent—Braddell's submission in child custody case
    1853 7 The wise modern parent— Braddell's submission in child custody case BASIC DJFFICULTY...THE BLENDING OF ENGLISH LAW INTO CHINESE CUSTOMARY LAW" WHAT FATHER DID WAS... CERTAINLY FAR LESS REPREHENSIBLE, CERTAINLY MORE HONOURABLE THAN KEEPING A MISTRESS...' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. QATO SIR ROLAND BRADDELL submitted today that a wise modern parent would
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    GOVT. GETS WIDE POWER TO BAN PUBLICATIONS
    254 7 GOVT. GETS WIDE POWER TO BAN PUBLICATIONS THE Singapore Government was yesterday given extra powers to ban importation of all publications of foreign firms turning out subversive or undesirable literature. A bill amending the Undesirable Publications Ordinance was taken through all stages in the Legislative Assembly on a certificate of
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    'Vote for us'
    46 7 MUAR. Wed.— The UMNO youth leader. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. and the secretary general of the MCA. Mr. Too Joon Hing. today urged voters to support the Alliance Government *in next year's general elections at rallies held at Bukit Gambir and Grisek.
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    Talk to women
    22 7 MERSING. Wed. Datin Fatimah binte Haji Hashim, Federation leader of UMNO's women's section, spoke to members here on Monday.
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    BIG HUNT IN JOHORE FOR INSPECTOR
    70 7 BIG HUNT IN JOHORE FOR INSPECTOR JOHORE POLICE are making a wide search for a missing Singapore police officer. Inspector Lionel Robson (above). The inspector left Singapore on Monday after telling a friend that he was going to Johore Bahru. He returned his revolver to the police armoury before he
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    Aussie frigate
    20 7 Quickmatch. Australia's fast anti-submarine frigate, has arrived in Singapore. She will make the Colony her headquarters until December.
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    Loans for taxis
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. RIDA has lent Long bin Ahmad and Salikin bin A. Wahid, of Muar, $6,000 and $4,000 respectively to buy a taxi each.
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    Maid loses $2,000
    38 7 IPOH. Wed. A maidservant. Chean Yoke Yiang. 42. lost her savings of $2,000 yesterday. One of two pillows in which she had hid the money was missing when she returned to her room after work.
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    Police transfer
    29 7 IPOH. Wed. Deputy Superintendent of Police, Inche Yunus bin Talib, Chief Administration Officer of the Kedah Police Contingent. Headquarters. has been transferred to Batu Gajah as OSPC.
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    BANISHMENT CENSURE MOTION FAILS
    366 7 i rpHE Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday rejected by an overwhelming majority a motion by Mr. Lee Choon Eng (Ind.— Queenstown) condemning the Government for its "high-handed and arbitrary act" of banishing seven Fed-eration-born people to China. Mr. Lie sain, that the Government's action had dt prived
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    No causeway bar on legal residents
    179 7 rpHE recent amendment to the Federations Im--1 migration Ordinance has not made any difference to the crossing of the Causeway in either direction. This is contained in a statement issued In Singapore yesterday by the Malayan Controller of Immigration, Mr. D. W. Bigley, to
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    Firm fined
    29 7 Messrs. 'Sandilands. Buttery and Co., Ltd., of Chartered Bank Chambers, were fined $20 by a Singapore court yesterday on a charge selling tomato sa""p which contained saccharine.
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    W.D. jobs: This body did help
    296 7 W.D. jobs: This body did help THOUGH without terms of reference, the tripartite consultative committee set up for the three Services unions had helped to resolve employment problems, the Minister for Labour and Welfare. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, told the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday. Answering a question by Mr. Lee
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    1515 9 The 'Great Lafayette' eccentric magician Caused more sensation dead than when alive gIGMUND NEUBERGER, one oi" the most colourful of English magicians who treated vast audiences to rip-roaring entertainment in the beginning of the century, had a tragic end. Worshipped by such great illusionists as lloudini and Maskelyne, Xeubcrger rose
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    STOCK INDICES
    18 10 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 8 Oct. 7 Industrials: M.l* 89.86 Tins- 83.30 83.02 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    180 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Diomed 1 2, PUote Gamier 4/5, benmhor 6. 1 Oaroet 8 9. Sunda 10/11, Glenlogy 13/14, Wonogiri 15/16, Bradeverett I 18, Kenryu Maru 19, 20. Auby 21/ 22. Shinsei Maru No 5 23/24, Kirsten Bakke 25/26.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    95 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T 32 OD. 32 1/8. 90 d/st 32 7/16 credit bills. 32 9/16 trade bills Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 r> 8 Belgian Franr*
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    50 10 Tin outputs In September included: Sungri Bidor |f| piculs (restricted) Taknapa 627 piculs. Fahang Con. produced 6,250 piculs tin concentrates for the quarter ended Sept. 30, and In the same period Ipoh Tin Drrdrfnir 882 piculs of tin ore. Sungri Bidor produced 1,654 piculs in the third quarter.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 10 Singapore Chinese Produce I.\I change noon prices per picul yesterday were: I Copra: steady: UK/Continent j October /November $34 >i buj'ers, $35 sellers. Coconut oil bulk $53 I I sellers drum $56',i sellers. Pepper: quiet- no business was reported done; Muntok white $122 Sarawak $121, special Sarawak black
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    DREDGES CONTINUE SHUT DOWN DUE TO OUTPUT SLASH
    537 10 By Our Market Correspondent THE plight of Malayan tin mines, as the result of the production restriction scheme, was again forcibly demonstrated yesterday when Hong Kong Tin announced that they had decided to shut down their dredge in Selangor and place the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    165 10 October first grade rubber buyers to.b. closed in Singapore yesterday lat 84 ?g cents per lb. up nneI eighth of a cent on Tuesday s I closing price. 1 Closing tone: Steady. 1 Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    419 10 BROKERS REPORT The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: 'All sections on the local share market were quiet and inclined to ease and the turnover small. Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: 8.8. Petrol 51s. 7'jd i arrival > Fraser Neave ords $2.78 i to $2.77 c
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    10 10 I'lN: Mis,, (down ft) w ,,,^'»in Es imalccl
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    89 10 MKLBa INVESTMENT x a firm ton.- nations on the S«IW here today. hIU PatoiLs droppe steepest movement Loans 3V, 1956-69 C 99 5. Loans 114 1955. jJoi uf j Bank of N.S.W. Con. Zinc Mount Lyell *'J* N. Broken Hill $ft\l Hill 50 Mount Morgan }}5 Peko Western
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    RUBBER CROPS
    39 10 The following JurAer w ber rubber crops are annoS; Kempas 407,869 20,800 lb. Malaka I'ind.i United Malacca 139.800 Tb k J Moiek 33,980 lb.. U-oru; ffi, J Ltd. 57.500 lb., and Nv a^ lb. Bukit Katil 34.37;
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      304 10 Announcement Joseph Trovers Sons Ltd., have j pleasure in announcing that they have been appointed Sole Agents in Singapore and the Federation of j Malaya by Scott and Turner Ltd., j Newcastle England for j ANDREWS LIVER SALTS j I DELROSA ROSE HIP SYRUP j i DROXALIN j i DIMP
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      503 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA CIVIL ENGINEER APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified Federal Citizens lor the post of Civil Engineer (Assistant Engineer Hydro) in the Central Electricity Board of the Federation of Malaya at Cameron Highlands. The salary ranges are as under:Between $740/- and
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      807 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC ENGLISH TEACHEBS A number of English Teachers are urßently required for partlime work, mainly in the evenings- j Applicants should have good experience of the teaching of Eng- lish In Secondary Schools. Application Forms obtainable from me, (PO Box 2023), and should be imm^at^y^^ Principal. Singapore
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    A GOWN OF THE YEAR
    928 12 OSCAR WINNER OF AUSTRALIAN FASHION Peacock line is latest trend a DRAMATIC white French lace evening dress in the new peacock line has Just won Australia's most coveted annual fashion award an oscar for "The Gown oi the Year." The award, made at a lavish
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      273 12 Cm T m^ I 24 Bad man stole flsh (8). Straits Times Crossword 25 s a^v ltha jii r i^l ii. 26 Brandy can go a century < I Z 3 4 S|| 3 0 H 8 back (6). M I 1 DOWN H %4 li H5 IS^ 1H 2
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      878 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED t» Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SO ett. extra. REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY A Fully Furnished Three Bedroom House for Occupation by Euro- pean Family. Two year lease required. P.O. Box No. 2943. S'poie. AMERICAN FAMILY desires large 3 bedroom flat nicely Furnished and adequate servants quarters. Districts 9, 10, 11.
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      914 13 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS 10 Word, ti i Mm.,—B ox JO rd. txlra. 100 WAYS to get rich by Sydney Norton $2/- (in cash please) per copy. Order from: Post Box 2631. Singapore. AGENTS WANTED 20 Wnrd, SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. extra. PROGRESSIVE BRITISH HEMP and wire rope manufac- > turers
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      806 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE to Wordt SS (Min.)-BoxSOclt. arfra. 1956 CHEVROLET, Opel Kapltan. Flat 600. 1955 Flat 600 cc, 1954 Chevrolet. 1953 MOTD, 1951 F/ Custom, Singer, Oxlord Van, Bta- tion Wagon, 1948 Wolseley 10 h.p. Call Wong. 278 Lavender street (Spore), Tel: *****. ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY 16 h.p. Coupe Registered Malaya
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    BIG CHANCE FOR BOYS
    515 14  -  BAM STANDING COMMITTEE BEGINS WIN-BACK-THOMAS CUP CAMPAIGN BY NORMAN SIEBEL Selectors to watch them this weekend THE Badminton Association of Malaya's win-back-the-Thomas Cup campaign will be set in motion when members of the standing committee meet at Kuala Lumpur's Majestic Hotel on Sunday, Oct. li), for
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    BATH'S 3-y-o WINS AUSTRALIAN CLASSIC
    174 14 BATH'S 3-y-o WINS AUSTRALIAN CLASSIC lif R. VIVIAN BATH, a committee member of the Singapore Turf Club and director of a Arm of rubber brokers, had a notable success yesterday he became the first Malayan to breed a horse and win an Australian classic race with it. Mr. Bath's triumph
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    SCC SWAMPED IN 2nd HALF
    124 14 I South Johore beat Singapore Cricket Club "A" by 27 points (three goals and four tries) to five (goal> in a rugger match on the paaang yesteraay. S.C.C. led 5-3 at half-tire when Lewis touched down and Jones converted while Sulalman scored an unconverted try
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    51 14 HOCKEY S.H.A. league Div. 1: K.A.F. Seletar v R.A.P. Changi. Seletar; Inter-school: Queenstown Technical v St. Patrick's Queenstown. SOCCER S.A.F.A. premier league: R.A.F. Singapore v Junior Clubs, Jalan Be.sar Stadium (5.15)- Indians v R.N. Dockyard. (7 p.m.); DJv. 2A: Dockyard"*" < Radin Mas Ramblers, Geylang. RUGGER S.R.C. v S.S.
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    FOLLOW 'WET' HORSES at PENANG
    191 14 •ays EPSOM JEEP PENANG seems to be in for a rainy spell and punters should bear in mind for the autumn meeting horses that can act on a wet track. Horses to follow at Penang are: FOLLOW ME HOME: Found his right form at Kuala
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    SRC score 3rd win
    105 14 TWO goals in the second hall gave defending champions Singapore Recreation Club a 2-0 victory over Young Men's Sikh Association in an S.H.A. Div. 1 league match on the padang yesterday. After a scoreless first half in which the promoted Y.MS. A. side did more of
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    Three firsts make Chok Tong the champion
    357 14 victories In the 50 metres breaststroke and freestyle and the 100 metres freestyle helped Goh Chok Tong to become the "A" division Individual champion at the Raffles Institution swimming carnival at Amber Road yesterday. Tan Im Huat scored 15 points to become the
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    England Test team will be in S'pore in February
    408 14 ENGLAND'S Test cricketers will pass through Singapore next February on their way home from Australia. But wnether they are able to play a short exhibition match will depend on the team's travel arrangeThis news was brought to Singapore last night by
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    OFFICIAL WELCOME FOR WATSON
    41 14 England batsman Willie Watson with officials of the Singapore Cricket Association at the airport From left >l Schubert (asst. secretary). David Montague (MCC masseur). Watson. Dr. Ong Swee Law (president) and Km,, <> Lee (secretary). Straits Times picture.
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    Top soccer ref is going home
    240 14  -  MOK SIN PIN By |?LIGHT-LIEUTENANT Leslie Meadows, a former r English F.A. Class one referee, officiated his last soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Meadows, who came to Singapore with a letter of re- commendation from Sir 1 Stanley Rous, secretary of the
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    Lucky goal turns tide for Marines
    185 14 Lucky goal turns tide for Marines MARINE Department, last iTi year's S.AJVA. league champions, put themselves in line for the runners-up berth behind Darul Aflah when they scored a 3-2 victory over Fathul Karlb in the last first division match for both teams this season at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday.
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    Voce to coach in Ghana
    92 14 f sport\ AROUND V THE WORLD/ ACCRA, Wed.— Bill Voce. the former Nottinghamshire and England Test cricketer, has been appointed coach to the Ghana Cricket Association. He will arrive here by. air on Oct. 15. Voce played in 27 Tests between 1929 and 1946Reuter. ROME:
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    Teo upsets to enter final
    53 14 Teo Slew San of Aston A C entered the final of the Singapore three-ball billiards championship when he beat Tan Kirn Song, the Ja^rtte. 500-458 at the Great World last night Teo will now meet Yeo Koon Yam (Aston^ in the final at 830 p.m.
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    Cup match off
    21 14 The SAFA junior cup replay match between Blue Rovers and Springdale at Balestler Road ground yesterday was postponed.
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      152 14 Rugby win for Naval Base Naval Base beat R.A.F. Seletar Marshall. Hucke: by 19 points (two goals, three Rodd who ftlao tries to 11 (goal, try, penalty) in versions, a rugger match at the Naval Seletars Mas can* y st t rday Strickland while Naval Bases try scorers were a
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