The Straits Times, 18 October 1958

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80.000 Nad"* 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1958 15 CENTS
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    FREE VACCINE DECISION
    1100 1 HEALTH MINISTRY NOW SATISFIED AFTER TESTS Anti-polio drops will give immunity within four days 6 MORE CASES OF POLIO WERE REPORTED YESTERDAY. jL*J TOTAL FOR THE FIRST 17 DAYS OF THIS MONTH IS J )oses for 10,000 only more expected in fortnight SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Health Ministry
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    ILLEGAL HUTS ROW: SLY INJURED
    457 1 ILLEGAL HUTS ROW: SLY INJURED SINGAPORE, Friday. CIX PEOPLE were wounded when a demolition squad was attacked while pulling down unauthorised huts on private land in Sime Road today. Four members of the squad were slashed and stabbed. One man, Ho Ah Seng. 25, was tonight listed in the General
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    Graveney opens with century
    116 1 Graveney opens with century MCC BATSMEN RUN INTO FORM IN FIRST MATCH PERTH, Fri.— The M.C.C. tourists were put in to bat by Western Australia in their opening match here today and at close of play, after an attractive day's batting:, had scored 263 for five wickets. Tom Graveney hit
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    Malaya's millions...
    456 1 Malaya's millions $4,000 m. EARNED IN 10 YEARS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYA'S dollar earnings over the past ten years were about US$4,OOO million, the Federation's Finance Minister, Col. Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee said today. The country earned' US$4OO million a year and spent US$lOO million of it, leaving a net
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    BRITAIN TO BASE A PERMANENT NAVAL FORCE IN SINGAPORE
    173 1 BRITAIN TO BASE A PERMANENT NAVAL FORCE IN SINGAPORE WASHINGTON, Friday. ADMIRAL of the Fleet Lord Mountbatten, the First Sea Lord, said today that Britain was planning to maintain a permanent naval force including marines, landing craft, and helicopters in the Far East. He said the force would be based
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    Boy shot by robber
    57 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. A 19. year-old fanner's son, Bey Chan Kirn, was shot when he tried to resist a gang of robbers who had surrounded his farmhouse at the 17th milestone, Jurong Road, last night. He was admitted to the General Hospital where he underwent an emergency
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    Lock icon MISSILES FOR CHIANG
    60 1 TAIPEH. Fri.— The United States announced today it will Rive a full battalion of plane-destroying Nike Hercules anti aircraft missiles to Nationalist China. Maj.-Gen. Leander L. Doan said the launchers and their five-ton missiles which can destroy an entire formation of attacking planes "will be turned over
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    Lock icon Soviet protest
    27 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Russia yesterday protested to Britain against the "illegal use" of the Soviet flag by a British trawler Inside Iceland's 12-mile fishing limit Reuter.
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    Fire death man: Police find a letter
    80 1 Fire death man: Police find a letter SINGAPORE, Fri.—Twenty-three-jear-old Lee Hong Ming, found burned to death in a back lane off Park Road last night, is believed to have set himself alight. Police have recovered a note addressed to Lee's parents, who live in the Federation, from a house in
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    Lock icon Suspect freed
    36 1 NICOSIA, Fri. Another of the three Greek Cyprlot suspects held for police investigations into the murder of Mrs. Catherine Cutliffe at Famagusta on Oct. 10 was released yesterday, leaving one still in custody— Reuter
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    Bid to spread BOAC strike
    169 1 Bid to spread BOAC strike LONDON, Fri.— Moves were made last night to spread a strike by British Overseas Airways Corporation engineers at London Airport to the airline's bases abroad This followed a vote by the 4,000 strikers at a mass meeting to continue the stoppage, which has grounded most
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    34 1 CYPRIOT YOUTH KILLED NICOSIA, Fri. Untisli Koldiel accidentally sTmi •ad killed Grcrk < \pn<>( \<>nlh in Fam.iui I t<>dny Soldier wa flrr.-k Cypriot i m!>' ii sten gun actid •> tally off ami UPI.
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    Lock icon Airport bomb kills man
    53 1 NEW YORK. Fri. A bomb t exploded in the Wichita airport, Kansas, today, killing an engineer and shattering huge plate glass windows. The bomb was in a box a foot long, six inches wide and two inches deep. It was wrapped in brown paper and tied
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    Lock icon Four top French paintings go to US
    154 2 Four top French paintings go to US LONDON, Fri.— American millionaires Paul Mellon and Henry Ford were reported today to be the "real" buyers of four of the French impressionist paintings auctioned here on Wednesday night. Newspapers assert that Mr. Mellon and Mr. Ford bought through American dealers despite denials
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    ROBESON SINGS
    117 2 PAUL ROBESON, 60. the great American Negro singer and controversial I political figure, cave a reci--1 tal of 10 spirituals and I gospel songs at a special service at St. Paul's Cathe- dral last Sunday evening. A congregation of 4,000 many of them perched on railings and on
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    Lock icon Turkey, Persia in pipeline talks
    49 2 ANKARA. Fri. New toplevel talks between Turkey and Persia have started at the Foreign Ministry here over the proposed construction of a °70-mtle pipeline between the Qim oilfield. 75 milei south of Tehran, and the Turkish port of Iskenderon, on the Mediterranean coast. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon China-Indonesia rubber deals
    46 2 JAKARTA. Fri. China bought 41.000 loos of rubber I from Indonesia during this year and 10.000 tons are still waiting transport, a spokesman of the Chinese Embassy said today. He said China last year boaght 37.000 tons of Indo- j nesian rubber. Reuter.
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    Lock icon REBELS IN INDONESIA TOLD: SURRENDER OR BE WIPED OUT
    181 2 /cableN BRIEFS I JAKARTA. Friday. THE Indonesian Government has ruled out ne- ROtiations with rebels fighting on the islands of Sumatra. Borneo and the Celebes. The Information Minister. Mr. Subidjo. said the Insurgents must surrender to Government troops or be wiped
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    Lock icon DULLES TO FLY FOR TALKS WITH CHIANG
    148 2 DULLES TO FLY FOR TALKS WITH CHIANG WASHINGTON. Friday, MR. JOHN FOSTER DULLES, the U.S. Sec of State, will fly to Formosa next week talks with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. State Department s spokesman announced t The trip will be made at Gen. Chiang's request Dulles might go to Formosa direct
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    Lock icon Trade visit
    23 2 JAKARTA. Fri. An In- i dian jute delegation Ls expected to visit Indonesia next week for talks with Indonesian traders. Reuter
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    BRITAIN'S GEORGE IN THE FOG PILOT
    145 2 BRITAIN'S GEORGE IN THE FOG PILOT i I O\DO\ L scienl yesterday they J fjctetianel* vice called which would craft < through I They said It ranee of th e approach systen The scientist working on th e the end of World They said ped with it ha than 2.000
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    Tunisia to close embassy in Cairo
    71 2 Tunisia to close embassy in Cairo CAIRO. Fri. The I nited Arab Republic* Foreisn Ministry has announcfd that Tunisia will ilose its embassy here today and instruct its officials to leave immediately 1«< Tunfs. Tunisia asked the K take the same ini median measures rcgardiOf it' embassy in Tuniv The
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    Ex-Olympic man killed by train
    46 2 NEW YORK, Fvi-Wa> Spence, former Oly:--distance swimmer last nfght when b< the wheels of a trai was attempting to boa Spence. 57, was British Guiana. He 3 for the Canadian team in 1928 and I later became an Ameriw citizen.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Cyprus: 'War' laws imposed
    260 3 THE GOVERNMENT ACTS TO MEET INCREASING VIOLENCE POWERS TO SEIZE PROPERTY, CENSOR PARCELS NICOSIA, Friday. THE Cyprus Government last night met increasing violence on the island by imposing neu security measures which in certain areas mounted virtually to the laws of war. The ilrastic new steps
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    Lock icon A lifeboat saves 3, is chased by tug
    189 3 A lifeboat saves 3, is chased by tug EDINBURGH, Fri. A Russian tug today rhased a British lifeboat in an apparent attempt to prevent three Russian seamen, rescued from a shipwrecked Russian trawler, from landing on British soil. The three men aboard the Lerwick lifeboat were the only known survivors
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    Lock icon End of royal holiday
    57 3 LONDON. Fri.— The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh yesterday ended their nineweek holiday at Balmoral. They drove to Perth, where they took a train for Carlisle, In northern England, for the Queens first public engagement since July. Princess Margaret and other members of the Royal
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    Lock icon Bungalow fired
    27 3 MCOSIA. Kri. Masked men last night set fire to a bungalow owned by a British '■ivilian at Kyren'ia. north Cyprus. Considerable damage was done. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cruiser's visit
    18 3 YOKOHAMA, Fri.— The British cruiser Newfoundland arrived here today, for a stay of six days. Reuter.
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    Karami's supporters demonstrate
    72 3 A SUPPORTER of the Lebanese Premier, Mr. Rashid Karami. frantically waves his tommy gun as others cheer when they learned that Mr. Karami was not going to resign from his post, as demanded by the P halangists. Followers of the Lebanese statesman carried him on their shoulders
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    Lock icon The united Lebanon
    225 3 KARAMI MEN WIN UNANIMOUS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE FROM DEPUTIES OEIRUT, Fri. Le- banons parliament today gave Premier Rashid Karami's fourman "save the nation" Cabinet a unanimous vote of confidence. In the first real demonstration of national unity since the rebellion began last May. all 50 deputies present
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    LONDON STOCKS
    377 3 I ONDON. Fri. Storkmarket* were more cheerlul after yesterday's setbacks and ended the week on a hvm note. To some extent. Wall Street overnight firmness helped markets back to buoyflncy. with overnight speeches by Government leaders and the more optimistic business view by the Federation of British Industries
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    Lock icon THE BIG TAKE-OVER STARTS IN JAKARTA
    147 3 THE BIG TAKE-OVER STARTS IN JAKARTA JAKARTA. Fri.—lndo- nesian official teams today began moving into Nationalist Chinese schools and firms declared under State control yesterday, .idonesian Army headquarters has declared that "military co-ordinators" will run the organisations under martial law. The number of enterprises taken over has not been announced.
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    Lock icon VIP bodyguard dies at 73
    54 3 CHICAGO. Fri.— Capt. Thomas J. Callaghan, of the United States Secret Service bodyguard of presidents and visiting celebrities, died here yesterday. He was 73. Capt. Callaghan was chief bodyguard to Presidents Hoover, Roosevelt and Truman. Among important visitors he guarded were Sir Winston Churchill and
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    LIM TO PRESIDE at DRAW FOR
    128 4 LIM TO PRESIDE at DRAW FOR SINGAPORE, Fri.— The o Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will preside at the draw by 300 applicants for 152 homes which the Singapore Government Officers' Cooperative Housing Society proposes to build. The draw will take place at Rochdale Road off Paya Lebar on
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    That shooting ban stays says Johore Sultan
    311 4 Planters cannot hilt marauding elephants FEDERAL GOVT. ACCUSED OF PUTTING 'PRESSURE' JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. THE Sultan of Johore has refused to lift his ban on the shooting of destructive wild animals in the State even though the law permits it in certain circumstances.
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    MCS women query
    61 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt The Federation's only woman Federal Councillor, Che Halimahton olnte Abdul <■ >„a want 1 to Know what he Government's policy Is regarding the recruitment of women Into the Malayan Civil Bervlce. She has asked the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, questions on this subject.
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    STUDY PAY: GOVT. UNDECIDED
    62 4 STUDY PAY: GOVT. UNDECIDED SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government has not yet decided whether its employees should be allowed time off to attend courses at the polytechnic with pay. An official spokesman said today that the matter was under consideration. The City Council, however, yesterday decided not. to pay Its
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    Meeting to aid Ceylon Tamils
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A meeting in aid of relief for distressed Tamils who suffered through the recent riots and civil commation will be held at 5 p.m. on Sunday at the Ceylon Tamil Association Hall. Handy Road. Singapore.
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    Off to Malacca
    32 4 PENANG. Fri. —The Mayor. Mr. D.S. Ramanathan, left today to attend a meeting of the joint consultative committee of the Municipal Corporations to be held in Malacca on Monday.
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    AN UNGKU WEDS A TENGKU
    55 4 UNGKI ABU BARAR bin Abdul Rahman, .1 .loh.r. Bahni health inspector, and his bride, Tengku Zainab hint Suleiman. 18. seen at their bersanding ceremony in Johore Baharu on Thursday night. The wife of the Regent of Johore. Ungku Tun Amlnah. was among the guests at
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    ENGINEERS: LOCAL MEN CAN RUN PASIR PANJANG
    225 4 ENGINEERS: LOCAL MEN CAN RUN PASIR PANJANG SINGAPORE, Fri fpHE Singapore Malayan Institute of Marine and Power Engineers is still dissatisfied City Council's decision to recruit electriea eers from Asian countries. It maintains that local engineers should replace expatriates who resigned. A spokesman for tha institute said today: "We are,
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    Trainees caused $34,000 damage
    132 4 SINGAPORE. I ri.— Offiters from the Perak Hydro Electric power station under training at the Pasir Panjang power station recently "mishandled" a generator and bent a rotor shaft. This damage was reported to the Singapore City Council's public utilities committee when a request was made for
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    SCHOOL AID MOVE IS WELCOMED
    140 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. ]*|ALAY leaders here today welcomed the EducaiTl tion Ministry's move to give Anancial aid to all Malay religious schools on the island. They said it was encourag ing to note that the Government was recognising the urgent need of such schools, most of
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    TENGKU TO SPEAK ON BAN
    139 5 TENGKU TO SPEAK ON BAN Council query on causeway ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V —The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, is expected to make a statement in the Federal Council on the causeway ban on nonFederal and non-Singa-pore citizens. He has been asked by tradi union member, Mr. P. P. Narayanan
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    POLICEMAN DRAWS HIS GUN IN CHASE
    156 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A policeman drew his revolver and chased a daggerwielding thug after a stabbing incident in Desker Road tonight. Shouting to the fugitive to stop, the policeman took aim but did not open fire as a large crowd had gathered. The injured man,
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    Gary Wang row: Labour Front seeking legal advice
    228 5 Gary Wang row: Labour Front seeking legal advice SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Labour Front members of the Singapore City Council are seeding legal advice on their motion for the dismissal of the director of the council's information bureau, Mr. Gary Wang, and will take the case to tne High Court if
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    3 freed of holding man in bath
    126 5 3 freed of holding man in bath QINGAPORE, Fri.— A wa- yang assistant. Koo Mong Wong, who was seized on Aug. 13 and released soon afterwards, told a District Court today that he had come to terms with three men. The men Samat bin Abdullah, a hospital attendant. Ng Kai
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    Bankrupt to pay $15 monthly
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A bank clerk Chan Bok Seng, with liabil.t»?s of $2,139 due to eight creditors, was adjudicated a bankrupt by the acting Chief Justice Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah, in the High Court today. Chan, who filed hfc own petition, offered to pay $15
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    STREDWICK sacked without notice is CLAIMING $10,500 PAY
    261 5 STREDWICK sacked without notice is CLAIMING $10,500 PAY SINGAPORE, Friday. nti oiiiii.Ai "tvrj v^iiy v^ouiicii nd.s uimtus^cq wiinout notice 1116 Chief Engineer, Extension Waterworks, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, and paid him for his services up to Oct. 10. Me. Stredwick is claiming $10,500 from the council, representing three months' pay
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    Scott is back
    29 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Commissioner General for South-East Asia. Sir Robert Scott, returned to Singapore by CPA tonight after attending the monthly meeting; of SEATO in Bangkok.
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    New branch
    19 5 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. A Selangor division of the Malayan People's Socialist Front will be formed here tomorrow
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    REFUSED FARES, TAXIMAN FINED
    207 6 REFUSED FARES, TAXIMAN FINED SINGAPORE, Fri.— Two young women were ordered by a taxi driver to get off his vehicle in front or a crowd of churchgoers, the City Court was told today. "We were very embarassed at being told to leave under such circumstances," Mrs. V. Jayaram, one of
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    Murder bid charge
    59 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Chin Choon. 27, was charged in a magistrate's court today with attempting to murder Ho Ghee Chwee. 53. and his son. Ho Ah Lam. 22. in Bukit Timah Road on Thursday night. No plea was taken. Tan was remanded in the Central lock-up till
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    Trust: Please tell us how to allocate our houses
    237 6 LETTERS GO OUT ASKING FOR SUGGESTIONS SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Improvement Trust wants suggestions from the public to improve the present system of allocating flats. Mr. S. Jaganathan, chairman of a special committee to inquire into the system of allocation, told
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    Goh urges common mart for Malaya, Borneo, Sumatra
    379 6 Goh urges common mart for Malaya, Borneo, Sumatra SINGAPORE, Friday. F|R. GOH KENG SWEE, former director of the social and economic research division of the Chief Minister's Office, called for the formation of a common market area embracing Singapore, the Federation, Sumatra and Borneo as a means of maintaining Singapore's
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    Closing date of applications
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. It was announced today that applications for the Queen's Research Fellowships should be submitted to the Director of Education. Kay Slang Road, before Nov. 8 on forms available at the Education Ministry here.
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    Paintings ease man released on bait
    70 6 Paintings ease man released on bait SINGAPORE, Fri. Tho*3 mas Davison Adams 33. who was sentenced to six months' jail on Wednesday, was released on bail toela> after lodging notice of appeal. Mr S K. Lee, a district judee. granted him bail of $1,000 in two sureties. Adams is appealing
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    Centre marks birthday
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Buona Vista Community Centre in Singapore tonight opened a three-day programme of second anniversary celebrations with a variety concert at its premises in South Buona Vista Road. Tomorrow the centre will hold a social and dance at its premises at 8.30 p.m., and a
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    Mr, Andrew (60 years in China) retires, 71
    140 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. G. Findlay Andrew, 71, Singapore's liaison officer for Chinese education, has retired after seven years' service. Mr. Andrew was born in China and spent about 60 years there as a member of the British Foreign Office staff, missionary and
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    DEATH OF CHILD, 2, PLAYING by TRUCK: OPEN FINDING
    263 6 DEATH OF CHILD, 2, PLAYING by TRUCK: OPEN FINDING SINGAPORE Friday. pHENG TEOW THYE a lorry driver, told a Siiigapore coroner today that he climbed into the cab of his truck at 1 p.m. on Sept. 14 'after looking \inder the vehicle to see that there were no child- ren
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    Shield debate —the finals
    47 6 Shield debate the finals SINGAPORE. Fri. The finai inter-school debate for the Catholic Social Guild Shield will be held at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Victoria Street, on Sunday at 11 a.m. The debate Is between the Katong Convent and St. Josephs Convent, Paya Lebar.
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    TB survey in Johore
    36 6 JOHORE BAHARU. Fri. The lir.st x-ray mobile unit survey began in Johore today The survey la being organised by the Johore Medical Department and the Johore Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
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    UNION MEN OFF TO MANILA FOR SEMINAR
    132 6 UNION MEN OFF TO MANILA FOR SEMINAR SINGAPORE, Fri Fon ists ir if' aPOre trad 6 Unio^ morning for the^Phmn! Pines to attend a t£ weeks labour suminar. They are Mr. Lee Yew Sen* (Commercial and Industrial Workers' Union) John Mammen ism Staff Association), Mr K. A. Kurup (Naval Bas*
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    Taxi driver cleared of causing death
    160 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. A taxi driver, Tan Lian Sheng, was acquitted here today of a charge of causing the death of Neil Pithey, an RAF junior technician, by dangerous driving. The rider of a motor-cycle, John Cowley, also of the R.A.F., said that he was
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    'Radio repairers' were robbers
    251 7 $1,730 HAUL-POLICE WONDER: DID THEY GET TIP-OFF? IPOH, Friday. THE radiogram was crackling badly and yesterday Mr. Aw Boon Jin, a teacher at the Anglo-Chinese School here, rang up a firm to have it removed for repairs. So this morning when four youths drove up to
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    A 'getting, to know you' flight for staff
    71 7 A 'getting to know you' flight for staff -iMiAPORE. Fri. About 53 members of the Malayan Airways staff and other guests were ghvn free one-hour flight round Singapore in the .lirline's new "Skymaster" plane tonight. During the flight they were entertained to a cocktail and buffet party. The flight was
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    JAL officials in transit
    57 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Tanae Senda. the Deputy Director of Japan Air Lines' Public Relations Department. aud Mr. Charles von Loenuenfeldt. the airline's publicity chief in the United States, arrived here from Tokyo yesterday. They will be here for two days before leaving for New Delhi to
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    Towkay feted
    41 7 PENANG, Fri. Clansmen of the Penang Lim Kongsi entertained multi-millionaire, Towkay Lim Lean Teng, to a dinner last night to congratulate him on the award of the Johan Maugku Negara. conferred on him recently by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    Members sample delicacy at women's international club social
    68 7 "Oh! This looks delicious." says Tengku Y. A. Am Zaidah to Mrs. Z. Othman as they both help themselves from a large spread of delicacies at a Women's International Club social in Kuala Lumpur on Friday. Looking on are Mrs. Maimunah Rahman
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    Shipwreck men ('storm struck at midnight') fly home
    276 7 Shipwreck men ('storm struck at midnight') fly home SINGAPORE, Frl. The 13-man crew of the 170-ton Hin Ann, a Singapore cargo boat, which sank a week ago off Northern Sumatra flew home last night from Medan by a Malayan Airways Dakota. The frail ship which left Penang on Oct. 8.
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    Extortion charge
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Haji Abdullah bin Haji Haniid and Mohamed bin Sapit pleaded not guilty here today to a joint charge of attempting to extort $5 from a stall-holder, Mohamed Nazabuddin. in Shenton Way ors Wednesday night. They were alleged to have threatened to beat up Mohamed Nazabuddin and
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    Sikkim prince for T.B. talks
    45 7 SINGAPORE Fri. Prince Thondup Namgyal of Sikkim arrived in Singapore by CPA tonight to attend a confer^ ence of the International Union against Tuberculosis. nrhlcb opens here tomorrowHe was accompanied by the State's Chief Medical Officer. Dr. S. V. Garde.
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    Border Red killed
    35 7 Border Red killed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A police field force patrol shot dead a terrorist on the Ma-!ayan-Siamese border area last night. It is believed that other terrorists were also wounded but managed to escape
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    ALL SET FOR BIG SAFETY DRIVE
    166 7 SINGAPORE. Fr i The Singapore Safety First Council has completed plans for a bia; campaign to acquaint everyone with safety on the roads, on beaches, at homes and in factories. The biggest publicity campaign in its 10 years' existence will be launched soon to
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    MANY MORE BIG FILMS ARE ON THE WAY
    97 7 MANY MORE BIG FILMS ARE ON THE WAY SINGAPORE, Fri. Picturegoers can expect to see many more Paramount films of the "Ten Commandments" category next year. Mr. George Weltner, vicepresident of Paramount Pictures Corp6ratlon, who is now in Singapore, said this at a luncheon for film, trade and press representatives
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    Annual meeting
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government Secretarial Staff Association will hold its annual meeting at the Civil Service Association canteen. Empress Place, at 5.30 p.m. on Dct. 28.
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    DEATH
    39 8 Id Woid* $10 (Minimum). MI(. LEO GEOK PECK passed HAay peacefully at 11.30 a.m. at !H9. Everitt Road 16.10.58 aged ■■9 leaving behind his loving wife, 5 NUj 7 daughters, 1 daughter-in-law, ti sons-in-law. 26 Rrandchildren. luneral 20.10.58.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 8 20 Words $10 (Minimum). THE FAMILY OP the late Mrs. Miry Athisayam thank all ministcn, friends and relatives lor liielr assistance, > visits, condolen- ps, wreaths, ana attendance at liie funeral of their beloved mother.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    29 8 111 Words $10 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mary Wilhelmina Vaz died 18.10.57. She was so truly good we love and mis* her so. Matty and Agnes.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Sat. Oct. 18, 1958. Polio Sense At Last
    682 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Sat. Oct. 18, 1958. Polio Sense At Last Ten thousand doses of the new Sabin vaccine are being made available by the Ministry of Health to help combat Singapore's polio epidemic. It was about time. But this faint praise for the authorities will be resented. Officially
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    Central Cooking
    287 8 Central cooking is to be imposed in Tan j ong Rambutan, and quite understandably the people are objecting. No-one can relish the idea of eating regularly out of a communal pot, at meal times fixed brothers, and queueing up for the evening rice can be very trying in
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    Compoundable
    233 8 What the Police Secretary described at the time as "a secret society affair" ended in a district court in Singapore yesterday with the discharge of three men who had been accused of wrongfully confining a young Chinese. This young man told the district judge that he wished the case
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    KEEP SHAKING BUT DON'T USE
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    168 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO 5 (From the Straits Tim October 15 i-Jj** =Sub-Inspector 0 p,. Puteh. was yes,e, U P °S sented with an Service Order ?f> the Governor s,." 3 > Anderson, at Govern^ 11 iiouse. =Sir John said the ,mhi was a si K n of a Ppr *>
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    As I was saying...
    1171 8  -  CYNICUS by IT looks as if Singapore is to get Japanese engineers at the power station after all. Although the City Council agreed to widen the area of recruitment to embrace all Asian countries, only Japanese engineers are likely to be available. When they do come,
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    Lock icon WEEK-END STUDY.
    9 8 HORN BLOWER— Photo by Male Kian Seng
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    Danger of losing export markets
    519 9 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHIEF SPEAKS OF WRONG WAY TO PROTECT LOCAL INDUSTRY FREEDOM OF TRADING IS BEING THREATENED BY WELL-MEANING STEPS SINGAPORE, Friday. I !IK CHAIRMAN ot the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. A. W. Scott, said today t the Control of Manufacture Bill was
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    Power rates are up for the bulk consumers
    218 9 Power rates are up for the bulk consumers SINGAPORE, Fri. —Big hotels, which have hitherto enjoyed the benefits of the maximum demand tariff, under which they paid six cents or less a unit for electrical power, will now have to pay 20 cents a unit. The smaller hotels, which pay
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    SINGAPORE SERVICE MOURNS THE DEATH OF THE POPE
    113 9 SINGAPORE yesterday officially mourned the death of Pope Pius XII with a requiem service at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd. Among those present at the service were the Chief Secretary. Mr. E B. David, the Minister for Health, Mr. A. J. Braga.
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    Ministry man for talks in Tokyo
    163 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. fTHE PERMANENT Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee, leaves for Tokyo on Sunday for negobase in Singapore. Disclosing this today. Inche Abu Bakar said the establishment .of the base will mean a new industry for
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    Teen-agers get bail of $2,000
    78 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The 16 teen-agers accused of breaking into a Paya Lebar Road bar last Monday were each granted bail of $2,000 in one surety by a magistrate's court today. The 16, including two waitresses, had been remanded since Tuesday when they were first produced.
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    Play's $8,000
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The St John Ambulance Association building fund has received $8,006 from the proceeds of a play, "Satu Darah" staged at the Happy World Stadium in September.
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    Prisoner escapes from constable
    103 9 Prisoner escapes from constable DETECTIVES were last night searching Jor this man who was alleged to have escaped from custody while under treatment at the General Hosp!al. Singapore. He is Tang Keng Liang, alias Tan Kirn Lian. 30. of Omar Road. Arrested on a cheating case. Tang was admitted to
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    Minister: We want more banks to help finance development
    159 9 Minister: We want more banks to help finance development KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation's Minister of Finance, Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, hopes more Malayan banks will take part in financing economic development in the country. He was speaking at a press conference today on the decision of the Chartered Bank
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    A magistrate resigns
    20 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. K. Ramason. a magistrate, has resigned from Government service to enter private prac tice.
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      79 9 Sausages are a good meal... SAUSAGES am a feast FRESH-FROZEN OR IN TINS Sole Agents: Singapore Cold Storage Co. Ltd. Westinghouse Electric WATER COOLERS Low priced bottle model Needs no plumbing no drains —no pipes. Just l^ J plug into nearest ..^^*^p^ electric outlet Supplies cool water for up to
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  • The STRAITS TIMES Saturday forum
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      LAST REFUGE FOR FAUNA
      177 10 LAST REFUGE FOR FAUNA I PRAY that the Sultan of Johore will not waver and permit the slaughter of the wild animals of Johore. Johore is the last sanctuary in the Federation in which all species of Malayan fauna can be found in reasonably good numbers. Take a drive along
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      PHRASE IS FAMILIAR
      100 10 I AM un-able to agree with Mr. Lee Siow Mong in bis observation that it was difficult to translate the classical Chinese expression 'Spear and Shield" tS.T. Oct. 3>. as most Chinese educated having any knowledge of the spoken language can understand it. The word 'Mao tun'
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      GRATEFUL VICTIMS
      94 10 I SHALL be very grateful if you will be so good as to express through the Rotary Club of Batu Pahat our heart-felt gratitude to the Army ambulance and vehicle which took Mr. Chung Due Ny Tihon. Governor, Rotary District 330 i South-East Asiat and Mr. Lee Bow
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      FACILITATE BILL PAYING
      64 10 I CAME from Klang to Port Swettenham last year and my water bill has been paid through Klang monthly. Recently these facilities were withdrawn without an exDlanation. Now I have to waste one hour and 40 cents bus fare to Klang to pay the bill. It would
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      WHY NO HOCKEY ON THE PADANG?
      188 10 rE Segamat Town Council's decision not to allow hockey to bo played on the Segamat Town Padang this year came as a shock The reasons for the refusal were that hockey was a dangerous game and that hockey would damage the Padang. Hockey has
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      LET'S SHOP WHERE WE SELL MOST
      252 10 IS the Communist menace in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya over? Is it great or lesser now? Singaporeans and Malayans, today, should take stock. Let us see how many people can answer these questions and analyse the answers and the factors behind them.
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      MOSQUITO BREEDING SWAMP
      69 10 MOSQUITO BREEDING SWAMP Time and brought problems of Pokok As* to the notice or the ISI council. Cement dral were <■■■ in some art. drains were cleaned others. Cutin the earth to drar water from th< tion of the All the.^e place some thn months back. B these ground dra
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      Problems of natural rubber research
      242 10 HAVING read Mr. Tan Siew Sin's gloomy prognostication and. later, Mr Walker's practical comments I venture to point out briefly that the natural rubber problem is not a very complicated one as regards research. It seems to me a problem which can be quite .simply
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      REPLANTING
      28 10 IT would be apprecia-.s if the State Replarts Office of Negri Seir.bi could explain correspondent nection with replantin?: this town has been tenors A H. GOa Tampin.
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      CLEAN UP HERE TOO
      105 10 CLEAN UP HERE TOO NOW that the Mayor has started a diMve to clean up the streets of Singapore may I ask if he has noticed the habits of ('ity Council employees and other workers when they are doing a job such as grass cutting or cable laying on roadsides.
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      VACATION CLASS
      33 10 IT would be very unfair for the Ministry of Education to open vacation classes for temporary Chinese teacners and leave the temporary English teachers alone in April this year EDUCATIONIST Ipoh.
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      LIST ALL ALIENS IN JOBS
      160 10 IT was gratifying to see that the Commissioner of Labour. Mr. R. C. Wil, kinson, gave us a list of unemployed Singaporeans reaistered at the various Labour Exchanges in the Federation <S. T. Oct. 13 1. As this information came in response to pressure from
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      WORRIED OVER FOREIGN TRAVEL
      144 11 WORRIED OVER FOREIGN TRAVEL i;. i reports on i now immigras have caused orries to many both Federal -Federal citiMalaya. tatcment. b\ oiler of Immitrrai W. Bigley. has Vared the situamore clarifica(ird. tatement repersons now reid who had a mit stamped on port have no alurm. Does this those who
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      CONCERN OVER TRAINING
      88 11 CONCERN OVER TRAINING I'i.MPORARY teachers in the Federation are conm d over their future, lough they were assured the Education Ministry i ossible selection to the t chera 1 training colleges tiie commencement of heir service. ;y of them who are at resent teaching and have .erable teaching ex- rience
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      Exciting slogans no substitute for sound government
      604 11 T^HE Liberal Socialist 1 Party's meeting on Sunday will be centred on the worsening political climate of Singapore and the Party's prospects in the coming general election. The Liberal-Soclallsti nave it in their power to halt the advance of thiP.A.P and bring Singapore
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      ADVOCATES OF SELF-RULE
      74 11 ADVOCATES OF SELF-RULE IN your Issue of Oct. 11 "Citizen" writes in a letter in the Saturday Forum waiting to vote for Mr Marshall who laid the foundations for self rule or home rule in Sin gapore 'Correction please", as Charlie Chan used to say in the films. Was It
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      FROEBEL-TRAINED TEACHERS AND LOCAL GRADUATES
      259 11 FROEBEL-TRAINED TEACHERS AND LOCAL GRADUATES jyjß D. D. CHELLIAH accused me of "misleading" statements In his letter to you (S.T. Oct. 15) The weakness of his argument lies in the very fact that he has failed to prove his case. All that he has clone is to present a total
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      Primary teachers need special training
      159 11 /\WINQ to the mentality of people like C. Y. the scheme of salary for Froebel trained teachers has been cut down out of all proportion as from May 1, 1958. The consequence will be that no one will care to obtain this specialist qualification spending
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      How Froebel-trained teachers are treated in Britain
      135 11 MR. D. D. Chelliah in his letter (S.T. Oct. 15 1. seems to be under the impression that the Froebel qualification is the equivalent of an honours degree At least, that is the impression he creates. Please permit me to enlighten him on
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      MARRIAGE HALL WANTED
      77 11 RECENTLY a series ot lecture.s was given tn the open tarpaulin hall attached to the Chettiar Temple in Tank Road, Singapore, which accommodated a very large gathering of the Hindu public. The Hindu public would be ulad if the hall could be made available for marriages also
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      RIP VAN WINKLES OF IPOH
      123 11 WHILE 1 am not an ardent admirer of Mayor Ong Eng Guan of Singapore. I must, in fairness, say that his disciplinary actions have done some good to the public. Most Government servants had cultivated the art of aloofness to a high degree The Mayor
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      HEARTBEAT OR RADIO?
      120 11 RECEPTION of Radio Malaya on the East Coast is getting from bad to worse Thprp is a conteinous irritating sound like that ot the heart beat of the cat in the 41 metre band It is so bad that I do not tune to Radio Malaya at
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      MR. BYRNE AND THE PAY CUT
      64 11 WITH reference to Mr Byrne's advice to Government servants that the next Government under the new constitution cannot cut down the salary scale ot Government servants. I shall be much obligid if he can enlighten me whether the next Government or the present City
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      HILL TRAIN FARE TOO HIGH
      108 11 HILL TRAIN FARE TOO HIGH I HAVE recently been to Penang Hill and was astonished to see the very few people visiting this lovely spot. On Inquiry I understood that the place is nearly deserted on week days because of the high fare charged by the Hill Railway. The third
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      SEMBLANCE OF CULTURE
      84 11 »tihe Chief Minister. Mr 1 Lim Yew Hock, the other day told a meeting ot Chinese school teachers that the posters of naked Kirls in various postures which he saw were "definitely not Chinese culture.' (S.T Oct. 10). Some of us think there are a good many
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      CONDUCTORS SHOULD KNOW
      80 11 /\N boarding a ous at \J Johore Bahru. 1 told the conductor "University of Malaya." He charged me 20 cents, out after a few miles came for another 30 cents and still a further distance came for another 10 cents, when by this time the University was
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      230 10 Don't let that COLD take hold! Afew drops of Vapex on your handkerchief and on your pillow at night clears the head quickly. Vapex relieves colds from I the first deep breath. '^ly* LOOK FOR VAPEX K&* f^J IN THE NEW PACK tNewl VAPEX INHALER Carry one in your pocket
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      135 11 ANYWHERE I KITCHEN 'S* THiS REFRI J** flp f\ CERATOR IS t .^^f m^ I rum, ELECTRIC W^ 1 rj\ BLENDER If National,,,, bicndinq AH \&_y crcoms, etc. <£IMH W&K I y^"""^ 220/23 volti f-\<3l)l! v.^ A Off-Uw.High Rotary Capacity 900 cc H^k with h«at proof glasj NATIONAL AUTOMATIC ALL^£^9<flflff^i
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    SELECTIVE INTEREST IN INDUSTRIALS ON LOCAL MART
    398 12 SELECTIVE INTEREST IN INDUSTRIALS ON LOCAL MART By Our Market Correspondent THE increased rubber price and the recent series of good balance sheets, despite more difficult trading conditions in the past year, continued to influence industrials on the Malayan Share Market yesterday. This section can now be described as selectively
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    25 12 SINGAPORE, OCT. 17. RUBBER: 90 i cents per lb. (up 11 cents). TIN: $371 per picul (up $1). Estimated unofficial offering 120 tons.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    153 12 MELBOURNE, Prl. INVESTMENT shares recovered further with nearly three rises to two falls on the Stock Exchange here today. Trading was lighter with the main move in Drug Houses up lid. Mining shares maintained a steady tone with the best move in Mount Morgan up 9d., to 13s.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    173 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today awe: ci\v of Poona 1/2, Van Lin Scbouten 4/5, Kajang 6A, Purnea 6/7, Ordia 8/9. Eastern Muse 10/11, Gladstone Star 13/14, Tjlnegara 15/16 Akakurasan Maru 19/20, Semantan N. Wall 4, Reginald Kerr 21/22. Mathllde Maersk 23/24. Bidor
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    RUBBER PRICES
    148 12 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 90N. cents per lb. up l.» cents on Thursday's closing price. Closing tone: Very steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 90, sellers 90 Int. 1 R.S.S. Nov.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    100 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchance noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra; steady; UK/Continent October November $35 a buyers, $36 'i sellers. Coconut oil: steady: bulk $54 sellers, drum »57».i sellers. Pepper; quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok whit* $122, Sarawak $121. special Sarawak black $71 (all unchanged).
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 12 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 17 Oct. 16 Industrials: 89.25 88.87 Tins: 84.61 84.66 Jan. 1 1958 100
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    509 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "Industrials were fractionally better, tins inclined to ease wnuc ruooers were steady. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $1.05; Fraser Neave ords $1.56 x all (and overnight;. 5i. 57'.: x all, $2.80
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    71 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants 1 yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 7, 16; Italian Lire 1 *****. I On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the is dollar was quoted
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    Aggressive rubber buying
    448 12 rE first half of this week was notable for the aggressive buying by most sections of the rubber market, report H. C. B. Ltd. in their current market survey. Short-covering, bull buying end overseas orders took prices up to the highest for over a year and a
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      788 12 NOTICES NOTICE Tenders, which should reach this office at Noon on Monday 20th October, 1958 are invited for the purchase of two unserviceable motor vehicles Nos. J6198 5A7865. Inspection by appointment with the undersigned. A Deposit of $50/- should accompany the tender. DR. MD. SALLEH B.H.A. HAMID. Principal Medical Officer,
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      824 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citiaens for the post of a Public Health Overseer on the salary scale of Division (IV) Probationers: $94 A 7.50 109. Tlmescale $127 A 7.50 187 197.50 A 7.50 220. I In addition, cost of living allowance and housing allowance are payable at
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      371 12 NOTICES NOTICE This is to notify my friends and customers that I have resigned from The Wing On F. M. In- I surance Co. Ltd. as from the Ist of October. 1958 and that I am now carrying on business at No. 3, Jalan Toh Puan Chah, Ipoh. Sd. SAX
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      787 12 "K LINE" Japan. O.«^A. Pacific 6> Atlantic Coast s. P«nanj P S'haro S'poie £U Kobe Ne.tdi mm" 11/UNi. II Nil 14/11 N« U„„ loading for Hongkoni, all lapan Ports, Los Angeles and n»» i,,,, c*r*> for Vancouver Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Oakland Bmim Baltimore Norfolk Savannah QJUL. PaeUte Atlantic Coast
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      1224 13 m/ m i pmci i 1 1 li li KYrmi h i ijpM EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SdLINCS FOR ADEN, PORT SAID. GENOA. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM. 1 BREMEN. HAMDURC. COPENHASEN. GOTHENDURC, OSLO S'por» p $'han> Penang/ "fALSTRIA't 22/2J Oct 24/2S Oel ml* Oet "PATACONIA— t/11 Nev 11/11 Hn "JUUANOIA't 22/23 Not
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      1282 13 §Z m the ben line steamers ltd. '"-^V; SINGAPORE (IncerpontM in t-e United Kingdom) I HUES SAIUNSS TO ADEN. U.K.. t CONTINENTS POTTS Spore P. S'harn fining RENMHOR fnr Liverpool, M'bro. Hull, Hamburg la Pitt 11 Oct BENVANNOCH tot Hamburg, London. Rotterdam, M'bro 11/21 Oct n2l Oci H/M Oct BENREfICH
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      1269 13 McALJSTER *3c CO.. LTD. TEL Nt.i 2tMl EIXZRMAH LIMBS LONION. HAVRE. ROTTERDAM HAMIURG It NOll md for U.S.A.. North Atlantic Portt •nd Canada via Coiomor cm of poona Spore P. S'Mm »"enang Gds.l-2 21 Ott 21/21 OCt 24/2$ Oet CITY OF COVENTRY S'sore P. Sham fenan» 12/11 Nit 11/21 Nl<
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    Women worshipped it as shrine for fertility
    1037 14 SI RAMBAI, FLOATING CANNON STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL rEATITBE FOR lan Bergerus, master-gunsmith of Amsterdam, the final touch he gave to the products of his skill must have been the most satisfactory of all. For always, just before molten bronze was run, irrevocably, into
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    THIS COULD BE PETER MAY'S YEAR
    1017 15 THIS COULD BE PETER MAY'S YEAR tHIS HANDSOME M.C.C. CAPTAIN CAN BRING TEST CRICKET lIIIIIIIIIIIMMII lll>nlllll>llMll MIMIIIIIIIIIIIIaIIIa >>*l>>>l>><l>aillllltllllSllllllUlllltllllllllllllMlllll|||||||||l||||||||t||f||||||||||M|||||||||||||||||||||ll||||||||||||||||||ltlllllllllllllll IN AUSTRALIA BACK TO ITS FULL FLUSH (i 1 1 ru itiimi mi i iiiii ■iii 1 1 ■■i■ ii.ii... PERTH, Friday. P v s rfawfcal type of young Englishman. He is
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      273 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS mornlnc W. 1 Prim and proper, but roguish Blt has a very high clrculain a hovel (7). tion <7K 5 For doctors, a Pacific island 9 Archbishop produces most of (7i. exclusive story (6). 10 Old story from Madrid? (7. B^. 14 Settle on broken cane
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    Longer trip enhances Destiny's chance for a double
    1265 16 Longer trip enhances Destiny's chance for a double RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP DESTINY (late Bally in af ad) found his right form with a clever all-the-way win over 71 last week. This Irish-bred lour yearold came with a stayer's record and will no doubt be better suited by a longer
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    GRAVENEY 113 NOT OUT
    894 18 M.C.C. IST INNINGS j Richardson c Simpson b Germaine 18 j Milton c Slater b. Hoare 27 Graveney not out 113 May c Gaunt b Slater 60 j Cowdrey c Vernon b Gaunt 28 j Bailey Ibw Gaunt 6 Lock not out 7 Extras 4 Total
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    CIVILIANS XI START WITH 7-0 WIN OVER RAF
    146 18 CIVILIANS XI START WITH 7-0 WIN OVER RAF SINGAPORE, Fri.— Civilians. three times Singapore Hockey Association quadrangular champions, started their bid for their fourth championship with an Impressive 7-0 win over Royal Air Force on the padang today. Percy Pennefather. who has scored 21 goals in five League matches for
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    Seats for reporters in future -FAP promise
    136 18 Seats for reporters in future -FAP promise OENANG, Fri.— Two rows. lof seats in the covered grandstand will be provided for reporters at the City Stadium here in future soccer matches. The Journalist Union of North Malaya was told this in a letter from Mr. Tan Teik Kiong. the secretary
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    Lock icon Goalie scores wonder goal
    98 18 Goalie scores wonder goal GRIMSBY, Fri.— One of the most remarkable coals ever scored in firstclass football came in last night's match between Grimsby Town and the Czechoslovak club. Dynamo. The Czech goalkeeper, Dolejsi, scored direct from his own penalty box in the fourth minute. Dolejsi booted the ball hard
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    Lock icon Keenan still champion
    84 18 pLASGOW, Fri. Peter VI Keenan of Glasgow retained his British Empire bantamweight boxing title here last night when he outpointed Pat Supple, the Canadian champion, over 15 rounds.— Reuter. ALDERSHOT: Hungary won the team and individual swimming titles in the world modern pentathlon championship here. Andras Balcso
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    A BIG BOOST for MALAY SOCCER
    626 18  -  SAUL JOSHUA Darul Afiah, Maxwell and Kota Raja hit the top By OINGAPORE, Fri. Three Malay teams have hit the forefront of Singapore soccer in the past week in what must sureiy be the biggest boost for Malay soccer players in post-war years. The
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    RSGC final
    29 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs Fawcus won the Autumn Cup golf competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club when she beat Mrs. Craik two up in the final today.
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    Juniors score first win
    70 18 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Playing their last match In the S.A.F.A. premier league at Jalan Besar stadium today. Junior Clubs scored their first victory when they beat Combined Eurasians-Europeans 1 1-2— a record score for this league. Juniors, who led 4-1 at half time, scored through All Astar
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    SRC win 38-3
    20 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore Recreation Club beat All Whites 38-3 in their rugger match on the padang today.
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    S'PORE OWNERS GET MAJORITY OF IMPORTED YEARLINGS
    456 18 OINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore owners eot the majority of the 35 yearlings imported from Australia by the Singapore Turf Club. Mr. Rumme Shaw, topped the list when the ballot was held •»t Bukit I'lmah today. Mr. Shaw's name was drawn ayainst four of the
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    MCA plan to boost cricket
    145 18 MCA plan to boost cricket KUALA U IPTJR J^Ali r; teams Ptlcu g Test sides p as^ through m „a 0 gapore In 1 re wiju invited to y t1i J tion mate j n J country. Malayan c tion secretar told the Strait nmes to that he was cricket
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    Nan Chiau win
    31 18 SINGAPORE the Chunc Hwa Cup bastrti matches played at the Great w3 tonight were: (women! Nan a* 48, Chun? Hwa 15; imta Quek Hock Seng 88, Mm cJ
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      148 18 RUGGER REME v RASC. Ayer Rajah Road; RAF Seletar v S.C.C., padang; RAP Seletar "A" v Signals, Seletar; The Blacks v 221 BVD Johore Bahru; South Johore "B" v Johore English College, Johore Bahru. HOCKEY SHA quadrangular: Army v RAF, SRC padang. 5.15 p.m.; Civilians v Navy. SKC pudang 4
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