The Straits Times, 16 October 1958

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The straits Times. Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1958 15 CENTS
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    CIVIL DEFENCE RIDDLE
    478 1 FEDERATION GOVT. TO SHUT DOWN DEPARTMENT Surprise move is believed to be due to economic reasons This leaves the role of 2,300 men in doubt KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE ROLE of 2,300 men of the Federal Civil Defence Department trained to protect lives and property in time
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    23 1 CAIRO. Wed. Mr. Eugene Black, president of the World Rink, arrived here from Karachi after a three-day visit to Pakistan. Reuter.
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    21 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Garuda Urways flights to Menado, ormer rebel capital of North Celebes, will be resumed in November. Reuter.
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    Lim Kean Chye stays in
    318 1 Lim Kean Chye stays in 30-WORD STATEMENT GIVES THE GOVT'S DECISION Disappointed Mrs. Lim says: I was ever so hopeful that he would be released SINGAPORE, Wednesday. r[E Singapore Government today issued a detention order against 39-year-old Penang-born lawyer, Mr. Lim Kean Chye. The order was made under the recently-renewed
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    Lock icon Police in Kerala disperse strikers
    84 1 Police in Kerala disperse strikers rpRIVANDRUM, Wed. A Police opened fire to disperse workers at a strike nmniii tea estate in Communist Kerala State after an officer and eight constables had been injured by sticks and stones. Fifty strikers attacked the police party as it was protecting loyal workers. No
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    Lock icon Cruiser collision
    23 1 LONDON. Wed. The 9.000-ton British cruiser H.M.S. Birmingham and the French motor vessel Morbihan collided in Bordeaux Harbour last night.— Reuter.
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    Only 16 jobless
    24 1 BRUNEI, Wed. Only 16 people were registered as unemployed at the Labour Exchange here during the second half of last month
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    Killed by bee
    19 1 CHICAGO. Wed. Doctors said 28-year-old Louis McPherson died from shock yesterday after a bee stung him.
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    107 DELAYED AT SINGAPORE
    278 1 But BOAC keeps flying through strike SINGAPORE, Wed. A total of 107 people in Singapore are delayed by the BOAC engineers' strike in London. BOACs sales manager for South-East Asia. Mr W D C. Erskine-Crum, said today: "From noon today up to next Monday for all
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    'Asylum' puzzle of runaway Polish seaman
    322 1 'Asylum' puzzle of runaway Polish seaman By CINGAPORE, Wed.— A 30-year-old Polish seaman sailed for the Iron Curtain and certain oblivion at 6.30 a.m. today just six hours after his brave bid for freedom had failed. But with trie departure of Jerzy Duchnowski in the 3.818-ton Polish freighter Gdynia a
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    Lock icon Two ideals for South Africa
    43 1 PRETORIA, Wed. Dr. Hendrix Verwoerd. the South African Prime Minister, told a conference of the ruling National Party yesterday that South Africa should strive towards two ideals— rule by the whites, and the establishment of a republic— Reuter.
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    Peking visit
    22 1 PEKING. Wed.- A fivemember delegation of Burmese educators, headed by U Ba Kyaw. Vice-Minister of Education, arrived here yesterday.—U P.I.
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    28 1 JAKARTA. Wed— The Indonesian Army chief of staff, Lt.-Gen. Nasution, has invited the U.S chief of staff, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, to visit Jakarta this month.— Reuter.
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      117 1 j DAH SIM OPTICAL HOUSE .25 NORTH BRIDGt ROAD, SINGAPORE. N««t Oeot OOEON Phone U204 Branch Office THE PENANG OPTICAL CO. 13. Forguhar St., Penang The iiiiiiimiimmii trend lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIINI to iiinmmi The (iiiiiiiiiiiiini Times lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII WHILE the net sales of the Straits Times and Sunday Times continue to rise, those
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      2 1 JOHN DARBYSHIRE
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      274 1 fafawty SHOES SEASON /^L*. TRADING CO yotf£4iffl Polio: Six more children hit SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ANOTHER SIX paralytic cases of poliomyelitis all children under the age of four were reported here up to 4 p.m. today. The present epidemic has been striking mainly against toddlers. Youngest of today's victims was a
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    Lock icon PRICES TUMBLE IN PAKISTAN
    316 2 Spending spree as Army seizes stocks of smuggled, hoarded goods, arrests racketeers KARACHI, Wednesday. [PAKISTANIS were today enjoying a buying spree at slashed prices enforced by martial law while troops continued to uncover vast stocks of smuggled and hoarded goods. Large numbers of alleged smugglers and
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    159 2 British cars take popularity lead over Gentians in United States I ONDON. Wed.—Bri- tish cars have taken popularity lead over j West German makes in the United States it was announced today. Mr. Reay Geddes. president of the Society of Motor Manufacturers, told a Press conference on the
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    Lock icon Sex advice -it's our job, says a parson
    91 2 Sex advice -it's our job, says a parson LONDON. Wed. A vicar told an audience of moral welfare workers in South, port. Lanes., yesterday clergymen should "even be experts on the sexual techniques of marriage." The Rev. Wilfrid Garlic k. the "Radio Parson." was speaking of the need to educate
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    Hid with girl friend for 14 years, a deserter is now free to wed her
    159 2 Hid with girl friend for 14 years, a deserter is now free to wed her WAYNE POWERS. 37-year-old U.S. Army deserter, who hid for 14 years in a French cottage before being discovered and jailed for 10 years at a U.S. court martial, was released recently. The love story of
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    Lock icon CYPRIOT NAMED AS KILLER
    165 2 CYPRIOT NAMED AS KILLER VTICOSIA. Wed.— Dr Themistocles Dervis. Greek Cypriot Mayor of Nicosia, said today he had received an anonymous letter naming a Greek Cypriot as the alleged Killer of Mrs. Catherine Cutliffe. a British sergeant's wife, in Famagusta on Oct. 3. But he said he could not comment
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    Lock icon HOI WONG LOST MOST OF CARGO IN STRANDING
    117 2 HOI WONG LOST MOST OF CARGO IN STRANDING UONG KONG. Wed— The 11 3 405 ton Norwegian vessel Hoi Wong lost 700 tons of general cargo after she went aground on Bombay Reef in the Paracel Islands on v Oct. 6, the ship's charterers said today. The vessel, which was
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    Casey's talks
    25 2 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Australian External Affairs Minister. Mr. Richard G. Casey, conferred yesterday with the U.S Under-Secretary of State, Mr. Christian Herter.— U.P.l.
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    53 2 JAKARTA. Wed.— Vice- Admiral Subyakto. Indonesian Naval Chief-of-Staff. said in an address that an officer is a knight, a military leader, a fighter, a hero and a gentleman. He was speaking in Sourabaya. East Java, to 73 new naval sub-lieutenants, thp fifth group to graduate from the
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    H-bomb fell in China...
    104 2 H-bomb fell in China... LONDON. Wed. LORD STAN SG ATE. the 81-year-old Sociallist peer, had this observation to make at a luncheon for Malayan authoress HAN SUYJN: "Do pott realise, that while we have been eating and drinking, the Chinese population has increased by 2.000? "If an H-bomb fell in
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    Lock icon Jap tug to the rescue
    51 2 TOKYO. Wed. The Maritime Safety Board said today a Japanese tug was taking the 5.790-ton British freighter Chengtu id tow to Kobe. The freighter, with a crew of 57. went adrift on Monday night 37 miles off Cape Omae (Central Japan) after developing engine trouble.
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      48 2 'STAY IN' ORDER TO 400 TROOPS I ONDON, Wed L. than 400 men of 1st. Bn The Klng s V < ment at Brentwood yesterday confined -d vtf racks for a week. Their command. Issued the order a: fights on Friday night h tween soldiers and Q^ youths. Reuter.
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      15 2 CAIRO: Pmlde declared that hi, n p r ment supported Communto China's claim to Formo£
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      26 2 SAN FRANCISCO: Th. Pacific- Area Travel liT ciation will h.,1,1 riehth annual mci tin. Singapore from Jan M. 1959, the exeentfa director. Mr. Geort! Turner, said.—f.p.i
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      27 2 AMMAN AU nilitary mission of ei»ht senior officers arrived he> it the invitation of Jordan Government to study the organisation ard ?quipment of the Jordan irmy. Reuter
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      26 2 FORT HALL (Kcny rhe Bishop of Mo:nba-a the Rt. Rev. L. J. Beeohp'' consecrated a new ciiurcii lere dedicated to the menory of victims ot nurderers.—Reuter
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      13 2 JAKARTA: About li.vim rebels have surrcndprri) or rejoined government units in North CelebesReuter.
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      25 2 THE GAMBOLS Barr y Apoieby Ldnousuva) II (i^ya^ceo) A rS>SrS^) II (j"f ooloub or t^ rScopvopouci as%. iw<c v^iu uo wuiif N cxvee CLAsueor 7
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    530 3 NATIONALISTS TO DECIDE ON REDUCTION OF FORCES ON QUEMOY BUT TALKS ARE IN PROGRESS ON DISPOSITION OF TROOPS 'WE REMAIN LOYAL TO OUR TREATY PLEDGE' NEW YORK, Wednesday. )JK. JOHN FOSTER DULLES, the Secretary of State, said yester day the United States had no plans
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    CHIANG'S TERMS ON QUEMOY
    62 3 CHIANG 'S TERMS ON QUEMOY TAIPEH, Wed.— Nationalist China probably will accept U.S. requests to reduce military forces on Quemoy and Matsu if America agrees to defend those offshore Islands, according to reliable sources here. Such an arrangement would represent one of the most significant diplomatic advances in the Formosa
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    Original Ernest
    39 3 NEW YORK, Wed.— An original manuscript of Ernest Hemingwa>'s "Death in the Afternoon" comprising 85 leaves in the author's own hand and 18 type-written pages, all heavily corrected, was sold for $13,000 at an auction here yesterday.
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    SUNSHINE GREETS THE SEAWOLF'S CREW
    64 3 THE CREW of the I record-breaking U.S. atomic I submarine Seawolf crowd the vessel's conning tower for their first glimpse of sunshine in 60 days the duration of the Seawolf's underwater voyage on which it travelled 15,700 miles. This UW. picture was taken off Rhode
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    Lock icon STRIKE AGAINST de GAULLE
    201 3 Election edict protest in Algeria ALGIERS, Wednesday. fVRE ALL-ALGERIA Public Safety committee minus its army members today called lor a general strike and mass demonstrations here tomorrow against Gen. de Gaulle's new Algerian election edict. The committee, whose military members resigned yesterday on the orders of
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    Fascist salute
    45 3 ROME. Wed. An Italian magistrate ruled here yesterday that raising the right arm In a Fascist salute Is not a crime. He acquitted 10 men accused of violating a 1952 law against Fascism by giving Mussolini's "Roman" salute at a Neo-Fascist election meeting—Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    288 3 LONDON. Wed. Although conditions on the Mock market today were less buoyant, a very large turnover was effected. Industrial equities continued to attract most attention and gold shares were favoured following the satisfactory quarterly statements, but giltedged had a quiet day and were inclined to drift. Industrials opened
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    RUBBER
    35 3 LONDON. Wed. Spot 26d.. Nov. 2«d.. Dec. 26i»d., Jan.-Mar. 265 d.. April-June 26 :t »d., JulySept. 26 l id.. Oct-Dec. 26\d., Oct. c.l.f. 25 7 sd.. Nov. c.i.f. 26d., Dec. c.i.f. 26d. Tone: Uncertain.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONDON. Wed.— Buyers £743; j sellers £745; Forward buyers £737; sellws £738; Settlement I £745; a.m. 175 tons, p.m. 20 tons.
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    THE DAG SCHEME FOR PEACE
    124 3 THE DAG SCHEME FOR PEACE NEW YORK, Wed.— Outlining stand-by arrangements for a United Nations "peace force," the U.N. secre-tary-general, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, today said that such an organisation could never be used in combat operations or become involved in internal conflicts. He stressed that plans for the peace force
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    60 3 RANGOON, Wed— Burma's Prime Minister, U Nu, said yesterday the amnesty he offered to Burmese Communist insurgents last June would be withdrawn on Oct. 31. This would enable the caretaker government under Gen. Ne Win to have a free hand in dealing wtth the insurgent problem when
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    Lock icon Nanking bridge
    29 3 TOKYO. Wed— China announced today that construction work will start next year on a second Yangtze River bridge to be the longest in Asia, at Nanking.— Reuter.
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    175 3 'Interference'— so she breaks off diplomatic relations with Cairo qtTJNIS, Wed. —Tunisia decided today to break off its diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic, the Tunisian Information Ministry announced. The break followed Tunisia's statement last Saturday at the Arab League meeting in Cairo that the U.A.R. was
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      465 3 Add years f 4 to your with airconditioning by Westinghouse inn t 1 1» A good night's rest is the very basis of the good life. Health starts with it. Sound nerves arc sustained by it. The very will to do things depends on if. In fact, since one third
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    City Council financial position 'critical'
    299 4 LOAN REQUEST TO INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND? BINGAPOBE, Wednesday. JMIK Singapore City Council's financial position is in a "critical" state, and the council may approach the International Monetary Fund tor a loan to finance the expansion of public utility undertakings next year. Thr WARNING of the
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    COURT PLEA: NO JAIL- I PLAN TO MARRY
    333 4 COURT PLEA: NO JAIL- I PLAN TO MARRY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THOMAS DAVISON ADAMS, 33, a theatrical agent. was jailed In Singapore today for six months for misappropriating seven oil paintings, worth S7OO. belonging to David L. Brent, an artist and officer in a market research organisation. Mr. S. K. Lee.
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    The Lions of Singapore
    69 4 TWENTY ONt cent's* and professional men have formed a Lior.s Club of Singapore— an international organisation devoted to the promotion of fellowship and service to the community Omeials of the new cub are: Mr. JH Metha, president. Mr P.P. Ohri. secretary. and Mr. N Rastog: treasurei
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    Malaya's languages amaze author
    86 4 Malaya's languages amaze author pENAXO. Wed— An Kng--1 lisb text bool* writer. .Mr I- G. French, said today that tnimsii.iliMii in Malaya m >impl\ tmaime "You seem to be altlt- lt> nrfai from Kiuh-h to Malay. and back aeain from Malay to KnUMi without even knowing >ou have done it."
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    All day the voters check their names
    211 4 All day the voters check their names SINGAPORE. Wed.— There was a constant stream of voters today checking the Legislative Assembly electoral rolls open for public inspection at 54 cen- tres. The centres in schools, post offices and community centres will be open for a fortnight. Busiest centre was the
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    Service for Pope
    25 4 SEGAMAT. Wed— A -en-Ice for the Pope will be hHd at i St. Philips church her* on Friday at 7.30 P m
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    MOLLY AND GEORGE ARE WED-NOW ITS HOME TO TULSA
    175 4 MOLLY AND GEORGE ARE WED-NOW ITS HOME TO TULSA MISS MOLLY HO CHOON LAN. *4. daughter of an Ipoh businessman. Mr. Ho Hah Din. was married in the Singapore Register Ortiie. yesterday to *n American heavy equip- ment operator. Mr. George O. Baker. 46. None of Molly's relative* >t friends
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    COBRA ON CHASE, KILLS WOMAN
    121 4 VIBOXG TEBAL. Wed.— A 52-year- old woman. Sibah binte Mohamed. crossed the path of a king cobra chasing a rat. and was bitten, the Niborig Teba] Coroner's Court was told today. Sibah's neighbour. Siti biute Hawa. testified that on May 29 Sibah showed her tw
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    Ministry probe on mother's charge
    104 4 Ministry probe on mother's charge SINGAPORE, Wed. The Health Ministry is in. quiring into a mother's complaint that the General Hospital refused her repeated requests to X-ray her son who had received a "bad knock on the head from a road accident". The complaint was made by Mrs. Wong Kirn
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    DOCTOR RULING: A UNION PROTESTS
    140 4 DOCTOR RULING: A UNION PROTESTS CIXGAPORf. The Binga Council Bervici today protesi acting Chiel trative Officer. C Marcus, agi council com:, commendation it compulsory Junior staff the council tors. The council r that daily paic s( sick leave medical certificat< councils own ir.fThe latest pr: this rule ihould junior staff.
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      124 4 RAWO; General Programme ill J-Oj Nt ::r. Da:« W.-.i Doiuj. p.:.: Cor. cert: l.Z'i 1 Men Oc. Merry-Go-R:-:. KA Hi Mi Ut g:or.al Ar.r.:-.:. i Singapore Share and HMfoaal Ar. 7.00 The News: 7.10 7.:5 Sc:er:c« Sur-.^y; >ica V:-. a: 8.00 The D Tr:*" IV S. 9.00 Ta'.i O: Tr.t
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    RULERS APPROVE JOHORE CLAMP
    107 5 RULERS APPROVE JOHORE CLAMP k 'UALA LUMPUR, IV wed. The Confer- nee of Rulers today ived the recentlyntroduced emergency relating to the entry of aliens into the country. Under the Federation con- tution. any new immigran rales must have the m otion of the nine Rulers rt the Governors of
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    Govt. studying jobs problem, says Tengku
    342 5 Govt. studying jobs problem, says Tengku IfUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today told a five-man deputation of unemployed youths that the Government was investigating the problem of unemployment and was considering the provision of relief work. The deputation, representing about 100 unemployed youths who had earlier
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    Borneo Motors to hold ear auction
    153 5 Borneo Motors to hold ear auction SINGAPORE. Wed. Borneo Motors Ltd. will hold its first-ever used cars auction in Singapore next Wednesday. Mr. A. A. Webster, the sales manager of the company, today gave two reasons for the big increase in the number of used cars for sale. The first
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    Spice mixture
    30 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mohamed Sideque. a corriander manufacturer, was fined $40 today when he pleaded guilty to selling on July 25 a product containing 16 per cent ground rice.
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    GOVT. SUPPORT FOR TRADE DRIVE WITH INDONESIA
    257 5 GOVT. SUPPORT FOR TRADE DRIVE WITH INDONESIA SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Government is strongly supporting Colony businessmen in a new drive to win more trade with Indonesia. Mr. H. M. Bullard of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, returned from Jakarta today after week-Ions: talks with Indonesian trade officials. It
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    MONEY FOR JOY: ARE YOU AFRAID? MR. J ASKS
    151 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government will be asked at the next Legislative Assemby meeting if it is "frightened" to disclose ministerial entertainment expenses since it took office in 1955. The questioner is Mr. R. Jumabhoy, who had submitted a similar question at
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      209 5 jj^^^^^^^ij -~^^J LECTURE on "How to build a Malayan culture?" by Mr. Lee Siow Mora? at Nanyang University College of Arts, 10.30 ajn. SHELL THEATRETTE: Free film show Shell Cinemagazine No. 14 and Golden Jubilee of the Isle of Man TT— at Shell House, Collyer Quay. 1.15 p.m. SINGAPORE RECORDED
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      118 5 4.30 pjn.. and (senior) 5.30 p.m.. New Scenesliifters meet 7.30 p.m. CHINESE YMCA (16 South Pleri: Table tennis 9 a.m., bodybuilding, weiyhtliftlng 2 p.m.. Badminton Club 5 p.m.. basketball, Chinese boxing 7.30 pjn PAYA LKBAK METHODIST CHURCH: Board meeting at 18 Frankel Avenue, 8 p.m. SINGAPORE MM: GUARD CORPS: Life
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    Famed explorer offers his boat for charter
    57 6 Famed explorer of fers his boat for charter THE WORLD'S most famous husband-and-wife diving team, Hans and Lotte Hass, aboard their schooner Xarifa in Singapore yesterday. They are shown with their specially-designed underwater cameras. Dr. Hass takes 16 mm. films with his battery-operated camera and Lotte is an expert still
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    Dr. Hass sails in, but will soon fly off on TV mission
    790 6  - Dr. Hass sails in, but will soon fly off on TV mission DOR BERESFORD I-*" SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AM ED underwater explorer Dr. Hans Hass arrived here last night with his wife Lotte, his scientific associates, a crew of 12 and an offer to charter his schooner Xarifa for six months
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    BORNEO'S DOOR 'NOT OPEN TO ALL AND SUNDRY'
    111 6 BORNEO'S DOOR 'NOT OPEN TO ALL AND SUNDRY' JESSELTON, Wed. The Government British North Borneo j not following an Opea door policy" for Chin fes immigrants from Hong Kong, the Chief Secre! tary. Mr. A. M. Grie r said here. Replying to a question from an unofficial member ol th
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    New rule to check on City Council laggards
    401 7 DISCIPLINARY ACTION IF CLERICAL STAFF ARE LATE IN SIGNING ON SINGAPORE, Wednesday. £4TY COUNCIL employees have been warned that they may be brought up for disciplinary action if they arrive late for work. A new system of marking staff attendances came into
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    Jobs switch
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Mr. MH. Neal from Kuala Lumpur, has been appointed State Pharmacist. Johore. in succession to Mr. L. H. Wong, who has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur.
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    School for deaf to be run by Govt.
    103 7 School for deaf to be run by Govt. PENANG, Wed. The Ministry of Education has assumed responsibilities for the Federation School for the Deaf which was opened in Penang four years ago. "We will now be spared the problem of begging for money in the highways and by-ways," Miss J.
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    No reason to be against the British
    87 7 No reason to be against the British PENANG. Wed.— The pre- j sident of the Penang division of the People's Progressive Party. Mr. I Jag-Jit Singh, said last night there was no reason for Malayans to be antiBritish. "They have done so much for our country and we should instead
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    More pay, bonuses for 3,000 busmen
    228 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THREE THOUSAND employees of the Singapore Traction Co. will get wage increments and bonuses that will cost the company an additional $500,000 under an agreement reached between their union and the management last weeK. Th(> S.T.C. Employees' Union, at an emergency meeting
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    CONTE GIRL NOW A PRIVATE'S WIFE
    56 7 PTE. GEOFF BATISTE, of the 3rd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, and his German bride. Miss Anni Kluck. of Cologne, after their wedding at St. George's Church in Penang. Miss Kluck, a former member of the Conte Girls, a dance team, met Pte. Batiste while
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    SLACKER MCA LINK WITH SINGAPORE UNDER NEW RULING
    332 7 SLACKER MCA LINK WITH SINGAPORE UNDER NEW RULING SINGAPORE. Wednesday. T*HE Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese A Association will no longer come under the direct control of the association if a new proposed ruling limiting membership only to Federal citizens comes s into operation. The branch chairman. Mr. Wong
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    Found hanging
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed M. S. Moideen Abdul Kadir, 27-year-old shopkeeper at the lo>2 milestone Woodlands, Singapore, was found hang, ing from a tree near a pineapple factory here yesterday.
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    SEATO meeting
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 1 Commissioner General for South-East Asia. Sir Robert Scott, left Singapore for Bangkok by BOAC yesterday to attend the monthly meet- 1 ing of SEATO. He returns on I Friday.
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    Amery visit
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed i The British Parliamentary j Under-Secretary of State for War, Mr. Julian Amery, will pay a 24-hour visit to Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
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    'OPERATION WELCOME' FOR 7 AT AIRPORT
    120 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Reserve Unit stared an "Operation Welcome" at the Paya Lebar Airport today and left many onlookers bewildered. The "Operation"' began at 2.15 p.m. Two riot vans, and three patrol cars pulled up outside the airport. A contingent of tough uniformed
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    THE BIG RUSH TO BE FILM STARS
    279 7 THE BIG RUSH TO BE FILM STARS SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Singapore film company is recruiting local talent for its Hokkien films to be produced in Hong Kong next year. Mr. Ho Thye Ngiap, manager of Kong Ngee Co. Ltd film distributors, exporters and producers told the Sli-aits Times today that
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    121 8 iti Words $10 (Minimum). DAW HYNAR oi lavoy, Burma. on yih October. Mother of Malsie B.i. lour and Jessie Durham. Grateful thanks to Sta« of La-Uy Templer Hospital and Radio, 'herapy Department. Kuala I.uin;>ur. Also Medical Department and Buddhist Mutt, Alor Star (or helping with funeral MRS. TAN SOO
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    33 8 ill Kurds $10 (Minimum). THE CHILDREN OF the late Stephen Kraal thank all relatives d friends lot (.heir messages of londolence, wreaths, charitable donations and attendance at their i-.uher's funeral on 10.10.58.
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    242 8 It Words S/» (Minimum). THE SCKIPTO SATELLITE. Unerlcm'i most exclusive ball Ixmi, l- now available in Malaya. \-k to see one to-day. THE FACIT TYPEWRITER I uli a carriage more than 3O'.c lighter than the normal or traditional typewriter carriage. DOUBLE TIPPED "Q Tips 1 <-nt ion wool sticks
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    The straits Times S'pore Thurs. Oct. 16, 1958. The United Front
    721 8 The straits Times S'pore Thurs. Oct. 16, 1958. The United Front The leaven of united socialism presumably is beginning to stir. Three Ministers of the i Labour Front Government have now publicly backed Mr. Lim Yew Hock's call for a new political organisation, five leading Liberal-Socialists have resigned from their
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    Home From China
    267 8 It is not customary for the Singapore Government to state the particular grounds on which an order for detention is made under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance, and there was no reason to suppose that an exception would be made in the case of Mr. Lim
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    Border Rewards
    179 8 The announcement by the Federation and Siamese Governments of rewards for Siamese nationals who help to eliminate Communist terrorists represents a considerable achievement fo: Kuala Lumpur. There has always been a measure of co-operation from the other side of the border, but Bangkok has appeared to be hesitant
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    WESTERN CULTURE'S ROLE IN ASIAN RENAISSANCE
    1378 8  - WESTERN CULTURE'S ROLE IN ASIAN RENAISSANCE ROGER CAILLOIS By 'THE problem of culA tural relations and mutual understanding between East and West cannot be posed in abstract or absolute terms; it is neither simple nor abstract. In the first place. East and West do not live in ignorance of one
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    Lock icon An old fort serves as testing site for Britain's rockets
    657 8  - An old fort serves as testing site for Britain's rockets JACK ALLEX hv TWO tall, sione towers rising starkly from 400 teet high cliffs are acting like giant watchdogs today over secret and urgent tests designed to make Britain one of the worlds leading nations in rocket development. The square,
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      143 8 K. S. LAM oi K.L. has written about the bloated ego of white collar workers being at long last deflated. He wants us to give up our office jobs and become sons of the soil or sweepers of roads. What utter nonsense! Someone has to do these
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      Road into race track
      113 8 THE stretch of road alter passing the new circus at the Upper Thomson Road-Yio Chu Kang Road junction, on the way to Nee Soon, is becoming a race track. At any time of the day or night one can see all kinds of vehicles overtaking one
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      470 8 I Straits Times Free Press For the convenience at odver- liscri our representative] at tloor, SINGAPORE COLO STORAGE. I ORCHARD ROAD, will receive i small advertisement! and answart to box numbers. Classified advertisimtnts moy also be handtd to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD, Winchester Mouse. Collyer Quay, Singapore. MR. M. M.
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    'A personal statement startled me—then came the crash'
    373 9 'A personal statement startled me— then came the crash' AMERICAN EXECUTIVE DIED IN OVERTURNED CAR, CORONER IS TOLD SINGAPORE, Wednesday. lAMES HENRY COOLEY, 30, an American business executive on holiday in Singapore, jifd in a car crash after making a "personal tatement" to his friend who was driving, the oroner
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    Town Council election
    46 9 SEGAMAT. Wed.— Polling day for election to the Segamat Town Council in Buloh Kasap Ward will be on Nov There will be a straight, fight for the seat between Inche Eiias bin Abu Bakar Alliance candidate, and Mr i K. Ponniah. an Independent.
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    Had panther skin
    28 9 KLUANG, Wed.— Lee Ching. 47. was fined $75 here for having the skin of an unlawfully killed panther and the carcass of a wild boar.
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    Mystery prisoner at the airport
    133 9 A MYSTERY prisoner, his right leg in plaster cast, was flown into Kuala Lumpur from Singapore yesterday. The man, it is believed, was detained in Johore and driven to Singapore for the 170-mile flight up. Twenty curious passengers stepped out of the aircraft all glancing
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    To discuss plight of unemployed
    126 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'PHE Committee to Combat Unemployment will A send a seven-man delegation tomorrow to meet the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to discuss the plight of Singapore's unemployed. A statement signed by its chairman, Mr. G. Sundaraju, said the committee would urge the
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    Union to celebrate
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Buddhist Union in Singapore will celebrate its 21st anniversary at its premises in Jalan Senyum on Nov. 16 Its founder-president. Mr. Tan Keng Lock, said today there will be special prayers and offerings of vegetarian lunch to members, patrons and monks.
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    A NINE-DAY FESTIVAL FOR 9 GODS
    74 9 A NINE-DAY FESTIVAL FOR 9 GODS IPOH. Wed.— The Temple of the Nine Gods in Jalan Tokong here will end its annual festival of Kew Oiu Yeah on Tuesday with x fire-walking ceremony. During the nine-day festl val. which began on Monday night, a Hokkien troupe will provide free entertainment
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    BIG DEBATE LIKELY TODAY ON ENDING GOLF LEASES
    212 9 BIG DEBATE LIKELY TODAY ON ENDING GOLF LEASES SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SEVERAL controversial matters are due to be debated at the Singapore City Council meeting tomorrow. If the debates are as drawn out as those last month. when four to five hours were spent on a single item, the meeting may
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    UMNO course
    26 9 TELUK ANSON. Wed.— The Lower Perak division of UMNO will hold a political course at the Gandhi Memorial Hall here on Saturday and Sunday
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    India trip for study course
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Chandran Nair. 27. a sale.s representative of Borneo Motors Ltd.. will leave for Bangalore, India, on Oct. 24 to attend an advanced study course on tractors at the Massey-Ferguson factory there. Mr. Nair. a tractor salesman, will study the latest sales methods.
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    Search for lighterman continues
    77 9 Search for lighterman continues SINGAPORE, Wed.— Marine Police are still searching for Lim Ah Tee, 60. the lighterman who disappeared following an explosion in the sea off Pulau Bukom yesterday. Three barges, loaded with 31,300 gallons of kerosene, petrol and diesel oil. were destroyed in the blaze that followed the
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    Woman robs girl, 12
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A woman enticed a 12-year-old girl. Lim Ah Meng. into a toilet in Java Road today and stole her gold chain and locket. Police have a description of the woman
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    Had no permit
    29 9 KLUANG. Wed.— Gan Tong Tiong. 25. was fined a total of $100 here for catching a wild boar without a licence and setting snares. K sn
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    FAIR MAY REFUSE BOOTHS TO JAP GOVT.
    293 9 It may lead to complications, says exposition committee man SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore constitution exposition committee will decide whether the Japanese Government should be given booths at the fair Thi*. was stated toda> by the secretary-general of the committee. Mr. Richard Lim Kee
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    Minister at rally
    28 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed.— The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, will speak at a public rally at Padang Maziah here at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    At half-mast
    26 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Master Attendant has requested all ships to fly ensigns at half-mast on Friday as a mark of respect to the Pope.
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    DIVORCE RATE IN KUALA LUMPUR 'LIKE IN HOLLYWOOD'
    228 9 DIVORCE RATE IN KUALA LUMPUR 'LIKE IN HOLLYWOOD' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federal capital is fast gaining a reputation for divorces. More Muslim marriages fail here than in any other Malayan town. Since January this year there were 413 Muslim marriages. Against this figure. 221 Muslim couples parted. The paM
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    Maori hero is Kiwis' envoy to Malaya
    120 9 Maori hero is Kiwis' envoy to Malaya A MAORI battalion commander and community leader has been appointed High Commissioner for New Zealand in Malaya. Col. Charles Moihi Bennett. D. S. <).. succeeds Mr. Foss Shanahan who cave up the post in May. A joint Federation New Zealand government statement issued
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    Film chief due
    43 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. George Weltner, vice-presi-dent in charge of sales of Paramount Pictures Corporation, will be arriving here tomorrow in the course of a tour around the world He is accompanied by Mr. S.A. Henriksen, the company's Far East surprrvisor.
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    Second school art show
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The art society of the Pasir Panjang secondary school, opens Its second art exhibition at the school tomorrow for three days. About 100 exhibits, all done by the pupils will be on display
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    Customs holiday
    27 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Customs and Excise Office at the Causeway here will be closed on Oct. 28 the birthday of the Regent of Johore.
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    Robbery case for Assizes
    56 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two youths, Abu Bakar bin My din and Abdul Rashi bin Sulaiman. were today committed for trial at the Assizes on a charge of robbing K. Manikam. a clerk, of $25 and a fountain pen on the padang on Sept. 6. Both reserved their
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    Hawker seeks a share— 'grandson of millionaire'
    197 10 Hawker seeks a share— 'gr andson of millionaire' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. PHENG EE MUN, a hawker who claims to be the grandson of a deceased millionaire, today brought an action in the Singapore High Court for a share in his property. He is suing the trustees of the estate of Loke
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    INDIAN POET PRAISES SINGAPORE STUDENTS
    208 10 INDIAN POET PRAISES SINGAPORE STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. An eminent Indianeducationist and poet, Mr. Harm dranath Chattopadhyaya, is full j of praise for Singapore students. He is greatly impressed by their sense of discipline and describes them as "extremely responsive and alert." Visit to schools Mr. Chattopadhyaya today gave his views
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    DATIN IS OFF TO VISIT FATHER SHE HASN'T SEEN IN 20 YEARS
    108 10 DATIN IS OFF TO VISIT FATHER SHE HASN'T SEEN IN 20 YEARS DATIN JUMAT, wife of Singapore's Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, left for Jakarta by Garuda yesterday on a very important mission to visit her father whom she has not seen
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    VARSITY GIRLS IMPRESS SIAMESE PARTY
    294 10 VARSITY GIRLS IMPRESS SIAMESE PARTY SINGAPORE, Wed. Women students at the University of Malaya are "talkative" and "friendly." This was the general opinion of the male members of a party of 192 Siamese undergraduates now on a four-day visit to Singapore. But, said the men of the Science Faculty of
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    Animal Lovers cancel rally
    46 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Because of the polio epidemic, the Animal Lovers League ha s postponed its rally at Raffles Institution grounds on Saturday. The show, which usually attracts a crowd of 2.000 to 3.000, is expected now to be held early next year.
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    Planner resigns
    25 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mr. J. Nicholls. Town Planning Officer, Johore. has resigned and will leave for Australia at the end of the week.
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    52 pass final medical examinations
    267 10 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Fiitytwo medical students of the University of Malaya have passed the Final Part II professional examination for the degrees of M.8., B.S. in Medical Jurisprudence and Social Medicine and Public Health. They are: Abdul M.iji.i bin Abdul Aziz, Abdul Samad bin Abdul Kader. Ahmad
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      103 10 Straits Times Crossword ACIU'SS 8. It's laid clo'vn that a carpet isn't necessary (8) 9. Loaf to present it in a different role (6). 10. What some feller might be expected to shout <6). 11. They have no profitable way •n use a tram (8) 12. Form of hose woru
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      156 10 20. It used to op takcti to show willingness to senc (8). 22. Comes back to do another turn? (6). 23. Get over In court where you can't be seen (6). 24. Arose possibly from trying *o get a net made (8). DOWN' 1. Educationally this is just about the
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    1518 11 Fanatic Red scribe ordered two-day Jew baiting orgy QX February 22, 1003, the horribly mutilatec body of a Russian youth, Michael Riba lenko, was found in an orchard near Kishinev, capital of Bessarabia. Immediately, professional anti-semitic agitators set to work. The .lews, they said, had slaughtered Ribalenkc
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    RUBBER PRICES GOES OVER NINETY CENTS LEVEL: GOOD TRADE
    562 12 By Our Market Correspondent COLID support with good buying took the price of rubber in Singapore yesterday over the 90 cents level for the first time for 14 months as the progressive rise, which began on October 7, continued. Since that
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    24 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 15. RUBBER: 90" cents per lb. (up 2V6 cents). TIN: 5370 per picnl (up $1.75). Estimated unofficial offering 130 tons.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    469 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials and tins were quietly steady, rubbers were firm and the turnover small." Singapore and Federation broken reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $1.07; Fraser Neave ords $1.56 k all; Gammon $1.59: M. Breweries $2.90 cd cb (odd lot. overnight).
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    23 12 Malayan Share Market: I Oct. 15 Oct. 14 I Industrials: 88.70 89.20 I Tins: 84.49 84.47 I Jan. 1 1958=100 I
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 12 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares continued along easier lines on the Stock Exchange here today, although not quite as marked as the previous day. Mining shares showed a slightly easier trend with Uie main move in New Broken Hill up Is. 6d. Commonwealth bonds maintained a firm tone. Loans
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following cnanges in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 15 16. O.D. 32 1/16, 90 d/st 32 3 8 credit bills, 32 1/2 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. readyCanada: 31 9/16; French
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    RUBBER PRICES
    152 12 I November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 90 T cents per lb. up Mi cents on Tuesday's closing price. Closing tone: Uncertain after firm. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 90, sellers 90 a
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Coora: steady: UK 'Continent October November $36 buyers, $36\- sellers. Cocviut oil: steady; bulk SS4 sellers, drum $57 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $123, Sarawak $122, special Sarawak black $72 (all unchanged). Singapore
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    69 12 Ship* lyiiiK alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1-2, Radnik 4-5. Amonea 6A, Pumea 6-7, Idomeneus 6-7, Le Natal 8-9, Fernslde 10-11, Banda 18, Mellum 18-20, Resang N. Wall 4. Reginald Kerr 21.22, Stanvac DJlrak 23-24. Rajah Brooke 25, Labuan Hadji 26, Yeleblt
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      618 12 NOTICES i SITUATIONS VACANT Perak Girls' High School Ipoh requires the service of a qualified CHINESE LADY ENGLISH TEACHER in the Senior Middle classes. Candidates must have passed the Senior Cambridge, with at least a credit in English and a pass In Oral English. Besides. candidates should have some knowledge
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      253 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. COLOMBO PLAN SCHOLARSHIPS IN AUSTRALIA 1959. APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates who are between the ages of \l\-t and 23 years on Ist Janunry, 1959, nnrt who are Federal Citizens or eligible to become one. for two Colombo Plan Scholarships
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      504 12 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M. No. 53 of 1950) The Local Authorities (Statr of Perak) Elections Regulations. 1956 (Pk. G.N. No. 910/56 > Emulation 14(1) TAIPING TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE OF CERTIFICATION OF REGISTER No: Under the provisions of Regulation 14(1) of the Local Authorities (State of Perak)
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      844 12 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1950 (F.M.No. 52 of 1950) The Local Authorities (State of Perak) Election Regulations, 1956 (Pk.G.N.N0.910.56) Refutation 14(1) TAIPING TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE OF CERTIFICATION OF REGISTER No: Under the provisions of Regulation 14(1) of the Local Authorities (State of Perak) Elections Regulations, 1956, notice is
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