The Straits Times, 23 October 1958

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    17 1 ftVEnACK WAIIV «EBTIFIEI» SALE EXIEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times tstd 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1958 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon TOP TALKS IN TAIPEH: NO RIFT BETWEEN CHIANG, DULLES
    120 1 TAIPEH, Wed. The U.S. Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Walter Robert, son, said today "complete accord" had been reached in the talks between the Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, and President Chiang Kaishek. He branded as "completely false" rumours
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    Police in big gang swoop hold 80
    171 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. EIGHTY gangster suspects were arrested in one of the biggest anti-secret society swoops in the Kandang Kerbau Police Division here tonight. Among those held were 10 men on the C.I.D wanted list. One of them wore a gold chain with a
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    Lock icon BANDA PUTS OFF NATIONALISATION OF ESTATES
    66 1 BANDA PUTS OFF NATIONALISATION OF ESTATES COLOMBO, Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Bandaranaike, said today that his Government had decided to put off nationalisation of foreign-owned plantations for five or ten years. In any case the proposal would not be taken up in the life of the present parliament. h«
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    EDUCATION: NO REVIEW
    1277 1 CLASH BETWEEN MINISTER AND SEENIVASAGAM The Speaker pulls them both up during a stormy debate Resolution thrown out by council KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE FEDERAL COUNCIL today threw out a proposal calling for the immediate review of the education >licy. This decision came after a clash between
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    Royal visit
    30 1 CANBERRA, Wed. Princess Alexandra, daughter of the Duchess of Kent, will visit Australia next August for about six weeks at the invitation of the Federal and Queensland governments.
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    Lock icon $340 million pay claim
    69 1 LONDON, Wed. Union leaders of Britain's one million building workers decided unanimously here today to lodge a claim for pay rises of four pence an hour, which it is estimated would cost the industry £40 million ($340 million) a year. The new claim is a direct
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    Travel curbs off
    14 1 AMMAN, Wed. King Hussein today lifted travel restrictions in Jordan— U.P.l.
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    SUNSHINE ON THE ECONOMIC HORIZON
    308 1  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND Business should be expanding again by end of year By POINTERS are that the outlook for Malaya's economy is improving and that by the end of this year business will be expanding again after the current trade recession. However, trade circles said this
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    Govt. ban on eight Singapore
    425 1  - Govt. ban on eight Singapore mosquito papers PATRICIA MORGAN By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Govvernment today: BANNED the importation or publications from 46 publishing houses in Communist China and seven in Hong Kong; CLOSED DOWN eight "mosquito" newspapers in the Colony, including two recently banned in the Federation: and ANNOUNCED
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    SOS FOR MORE POLIO VACCINE TO MEET RUSH
    858 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Health Ministry has sent an urgent cable to America asking for 100,000 more doses of the Sabin anti-polio vaccine to be sent here immediately. The cable was sent yesterday to Prof. Albert Sabin, director of the Cincinatti Research Foundation,
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    UNIVERSITY TO HONOUR LEE, TENGKU YA'ACOB
    214 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fTHE honorary degree of Doctor of Laws will be conferred by the University of Malaya at its convocation on Saturday upon a distinguished Malayan civil servant and a leading Singapore rubber magnate. They are Tengku Ya'acob ibni Sultan Abdul Hamid. the Malayan
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    $10,000 CONTRABAND CIGARETTES SEIZED
    87 1 $10,000 CONTRABAND CIGARETTES SEIZED SINGAPORE, Wed—Customs officers this morning seized 600 lb. of cigar, ettes, worth about $10,000, after an all-night hide-and-seek game with smugglers at Telok Mata Ikan. The potential duty is about $6,000. The cigarettes, in three consignments, were seized separately. When the first lot was seized the
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    Lock icon ENGLAND BEAT RUSSIA 5-0
    32 1 T ONDON, Wed. England beat Russia 5-nil in the international soccer match at Wembley Stadium today. They led 1-0 at halftime. Inside-left Johnny Haynes scored three goals. Reuter.
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    Thirty die in mid-air collision
    213 1 Thirty die in mid-air collision DOME, Wed. A Bri- tish airliner blew up after a mid-air collision with an Italian jet fighter near Nettuno In Central Italy today killing all 30 persons on board. The airliner, a four-engin- Ed turbo-prop Viscount of British European Airways, was flying from London to
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 ANE COLLISION: ,\O SURVIVORS ROME. Wed. B I >pokesiaaa said It tablisbed there i :< ~i» passcacen abuani pi unnot _\'i as first reported, in addition to live crcm lie added foodies «'J alt :i rered. ReuK-r
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    Lock icon DUTCH PROPERTY FACES AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE
    452 2 JAKARTA, Wed.— The future ot Dutch property, seized hy the Indonesians utmost a year ago, is still uncertain, according to observers here. Leftist newspapers are urging the government to nationalise Dutch estates and firms, which form ;i solid part of Indonesia's economy. At present
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    INTRODUCED MRS. SIMPSON TO FUTURE KING, SAYS EX-FLAME
    10 2 THE DUCHESS
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    'Townsend to wed' reports in Delhi
    135 2 I NEW DELHI, Wed Friends of Group Captain Peter Townsend said today that they believed he might marry pretty Belgian photographer. Marie-Luce Jamagne. 19-year-old daughter of the Belgian cigarette king, in Hons Kong. Group Captain Townsend is expected to fly to Hong Konn within
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    LEFTIST NEWSPAPERS IN INDONESIA URGE GOVT. TO NATIONALISE FIRMS
    161 2 continue to suffer from a shortage ot experts. Some Dutch lirm.s had over a century ot experience of trading among the rich islands, formerly the Netherlands East Indie.--. More strained Today, relations between the two countries are increasingly strained. Recent criticisms
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    'Wallis stole my prince, left me out in the cold'
    342 2 NEW YORK, Wedncsdu; AMERICAN-BORN Lady Thelma Fun s;iid lodnv slu- losl the affections <>! v then Prince of Wales lo Wallis W Siin|)soii in 1934 after befriending Simpson, introducing her to the Princi taking her into her closest confidence. She
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    'We wrote to each other in a secret code'
    181 2 'We wrote to each other in a secret code' Ed atter him well." Lady fur She said she was when King Edward VIII abdicated "for thi man I love" in L 936 and married Mrs. Simp m the following year. "It seems to me I should have known that the
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    Lock icon MARQUESS ASKS EVA ON STEPS: ARE YOU ENGAGED OR NOT?
    295 2 MARQUESS ASKS EVA ON STEPS: ARE YOU ENGAGED OR NOT? LONDON Wed.— Film star Eva Bartok. I who was reported on i Monday to be planning to wed an Indian prince, went to a lavish London party last night, with her longtime friend, the Marquess of Milford Haven. But there
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    Lock icon The odd box...
    65 2 SYDNEY. Wed. swarm of bees virtually took charge of one of the busiest sections of Martin Place in the heart of Sydney for two hours today. Several people were stung and pedestrians were forced to t-ross the street to pass the swarm. Nearby shopkeepers shut their doors.
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    BOAC in a race against time
    14 3 BO AC in a race against time lUG BID TO KECOVER FROM STRIKE BLOW
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    Lock icon Boeing-707 sets new Atlantic record
    563 3 LONDON, Wednesday. )W that the engineers' strike is over, the British Overseas rwjys Corporation has begun a race against time to get Comct-IV jetliners into daily service on the Atlantic route by Nov. 14. ';in American World Airways have set Nov. 1(> as the target
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    SLUMP HITS BRITISH SHIPBUILDERS
    106 3 LONDON, Wednesday. >RITAINS shipbuilding industry is faced with a serious situation because of the world-wide ing slump, it was stated here yesterday. ea released by the tiding Federation a pattern of serious lyment, cancelled or- (erred byilding and a orders for new ships. year ended Sept.
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    Lock icon TRIED TO KILL BRIDE: INSANE
    62 3 BODMIN, (Cornwall), Wed. An insurance clerk accused of trying to kill his honeymoon bride by pushing her over a cliff here and then battering her with a stone when he found her still alive on the beach below, was yesterday found guilty but insane. John
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    Lock icon New A-blast
    28 3 LAS VEGAS, Wed— A nuclear device was exploded Irom a balloon 1.500 feet above the Nevada desert before dawn today.— Reuter MONTY'S DOUBLE AT FILM PREMIERE
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    Mounting fatigue slows rebel drive in Algeria
    40 3 Mounting fatigue slows rebel drive in Algeria ALGIERS. Wednesday. 'THERE IS mounting fatigue among the Algerian insurgents and a corresponding" relaxation of tension in the Muslim population, a spokesman for the French delegate-general in Algeria. Gen. Raoul Salan, said yesterday.
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    Lock icon NURSE SETS A POSER FOR PAPAL CONCLAVE
    194 3 NURSE SETS A POSER FOR PAPAL CONCLAVE ROME, Wed. The 52 cardinals gather, in? in the Vatican to elect a new Pope will decide today whether to admit a woman to their secret conclave for the first time. The problem was posed by the arrival yesterday of Cardinal (rente. 86-year-old
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    Brisk sales at car show
    144 3 LONDON, Wed. Within two minutes of the public opening of the London motor show today a British car-hire firm placed orders for 500 British cars. The cars were Austin A-35's, A-40's and A-55's and Morris Minors. Reuter THE PREMIERE was held in London last week
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    Lock icon SARIT IS IN FULL CONTROL
    87 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat appeared firmly in control of Siam today. Bangkok was calm and traffic was moving normally. Armed sentries stood silently before important buildings and at strategic road junctions, but the people ignored them. Field Marshal Sarit, supreme commander of the
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    Lock icon TANKER DEATH ROLL RISES
    64 3 BOMBAY, Wed. The death roll in the explosion which wrecked the 17,490--ton British tanker Stanvac Japan in the Arabian Sea on Monday is now feared to be 25. The tanker Stanvac Karachi, which is towing the crippled ship to Karachi, radioed last night that in addition
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    The Straits Times
    370 3 TONDON, Wed.— There was a fair amount of uncertainty in London stock markets today which closed with an irregular appearance. Giltedged securities again I drifted lower under further small! selling but the fall in prices w-asi checked to some extent by the operations of one or two
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    Minister tells how to deal with dolphins
    7 4 Minister tells how to deal with dolphins
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    Tan: Govt. fosters cheap imports
    250 4 Tan: Govt. fosters cheap imports KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. r PHE Legislative Council learned today that the 1 abundance of dolphins in the sea has become a "great menace" to fishermen. The Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. told Tuan Syed Ahmad Hhahabudin (Kedah Utara) in a written reply
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    MALAY STUDENT IN TAIPEH GIVEN V.I.P. TREATMENT
    166 4 MALAY STUDENT IN TAIPEH GIVEN V.I.P. TREATMENT nENANG, Wed. A Kedah Malay student now in Taipeh on a Chinese Nationalist Government scholarship has written to his former teacher in Penang saying that he is embarrassed by the V.I.P. treatment given him in Formosa. j "I have been Introduced to the
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    EMERGENCY STOP
    81 4 BUTTERWORTH. Wed.- A QANTAS Skymaster carryIng 1.200 monkeys made an emergency landing at the j R.A.A.F. base here at 5 a.m. today. The aircraft, under the command of Capt. W Forgan Smith of Sydney, left Dacca. East Pakistan. last night. It developed engine trouble over the Indian Ocean.
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    $1.3 mil. drop
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR. WED. The Malayan Railway's re- venue dropped by $1.391. 152 last year, according to the annual accounts of the ad- j ministr&Uoa presented at the I Legislative C<mncil meeting today ji! THE STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY. OCTOBER ?i J 'Hi CHIEF MINISTER LOOKS INTO DISPUTE PERSONALLY
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    Lim concerned over oil strike threat
    293 4 SINCAPORE, Wed The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, is concerned over the relationship between the managements of Shell, Stand-ard-Vacuum and Caltex (Asia) oil companies and I their workers who are threatening to strike for a bonus. He said this today after discussions with
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    City is told: You need accountants
    308 4 City is told: You need accountants SINGAPORE. Wedn. j rHE University of Malaya's convocation I will see a record number of graduates iegrees or diplomas from the university's Chi •ellor Mr. Malcolm MacDonalri. i Four hundred two men and women coivc their award Victoria Memorial H .Saturday. Due to the
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    General: Gurkhas love to be in Malaya
    105 4 General: Gurkhas love to be in Malaya SINGAPORE. Wed. Major- i Gen. Kshatra Bickram Rana, the AdjutantGeneral of the Nepalese Army, who left for home by Qantas today after a tour of the Federation and Singapore, said that Gurkhas "loved" being posted to Malaya. "Why? Because their love action is
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    3 more cars stolen
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Three more cars were reported stolen yesterday. Two of them have since been recovered. One of the recovered vehi- clcv was found in a monsoon drain at Paya Lebar Road. The other, taken from Grange Road at noon, was found abandoned at Chancery Lane,
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    HEADLESS BODY: CID IS CALLED IN
    153 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. T»HE Special Investigation Section of the CID was A asked to help determine the ciui.se of death of a young, unidentified man whose headless body was found floating in the sea off Telok Mata Ikan early yesterday morning, r A Government pathologist
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    Seaman in opium case
    69 4 PENANG, Wed.— The First Magistrate. Tuan Syed Agil Barakbah, today granted a .seaman, Lav Kee, $10,000 bail on a charge of possessins opium. Lav. 36, was alleged to have 1431 b of raw opium valued at $20,000 on board the Tai- pooan in the Penang Harbour
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    Welfare member
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tuan Haji M. J. Namazie has been appointed a member of the Seafarers' Welfare Board as a representative of religious organisations in place of Tuan Syed Hanin Alhab.shtv.
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    LIMIT for MINISTERS OVERSEAS
    78 4 KUALA LUMPUR Any Federatioi, y I who are on dvi will be paid up day In addition class air o r passages to th( t:ons. I The Federal Council met day approved i a motion by tl Minister. TenRahman. The Prime Mini maximum of Son the
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    Che Halimah to open new house
    26 4 KOTA BHARU. Leader ol the .state Kaum Ibu, Che H binte Idii.s. will open Tanah Merah Kai Hou.se on Friday
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      429 4 SINOAPORK Ml SK AL SOCIK- Table MtUfe 9 am. T\ PTMCnU an orchestral concert weighlUtling 2 p.m. Bi at the Victoria Theatre, 8.45 p.m. Club practice 5 pm C APEX CI.IB: Joint dinner- '"I'.^^JL V 32 meeting ot City and Kaiong dubs sIM.AI'OKh 1.111 Gl ■I the Alumni Association. College
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    Appeal by midwife against sack is rejected
    423 5 CHAIRMAN'S VOTE MAKES IT 3-2 VERDICT SINGAPORE, Wed. -A Singapore City onncil midwife, who tiled to bathe the I ,il)v and take the' miner's temperature I in rin si a home visit, I s had her appeal; ..iin»t dismissal rented by an appeals
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    Security forces find big Red food dump
    300 5 Security forces find big Red food dump SINGAPORE, Wednesday. r OW WATER level at the Tebrau waterworks is causing a water shortage for about 1,000 people living in Singapore Telecommunications Department quarters in Yio Chu Kang Road. Because the water level at Tebrau is low, we are not abie to
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    $100,000 bail offered
    8 5 Mr. WOO SHARES HIS REWARD
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    WAR BRONZE MELTED TO HONOUR GURKHA DEAD
    110 5 WAR BRONZE MELTED TO HONOUR GURKHA DEAD SINGAPORE, Wed. One hundred and sixty bronze commemorative plaques, which have been unclaimed since World War I, have now been melted down to. make a war memorial for the 2/10 Gurkhas stationed at Majidi. near Johore Bahru. The plaques belonged to relatives of
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    Blast victim's body found
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— Marmf Police this morning recovered the body of lighterman. Lim Ah Tee. 60. who had been missing since last Wednesday after an oil explosion at Pulau Bukom.
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    TO BATTLE —IN A STOLEN CAB
    64 5 TO BATTLE —IN A STOLEN CAB SINGAPORE, Wed.— Four gangsters yesterday held up a taxi driver, took his car and went off to a gang fight at Pasir Panjang Road. The driver, on his way to report to the police, saw six men, including three of the thugs, run into
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    School art exhibition
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Raffles Girls" School held its annual exhibition of art, handwork and cookery in the school hall today. About 800 girls both from the primary and secondary classes submitted entries.
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    DOCTOR: CHILD MANAGEMENT BECOMING A BIG PROBLEM
    345 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Management of children in educated countries was becoming a major problem and would soon have to be tackled in Singapore and Malaya, Dr. fMiss) Elaine Field, Pediatrics specialist at the Singapore General Hospital, said today. Dr. Field wa.s speaking on j
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    6,000 viewers
    32 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 6,000 people had seen the exhibition of paintings and pastel drawings by Indonesian artist, R. Basoeki Abdullah, at the Victoria Memorial Hall when it closed tonight.
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    Printing firm faces 14 benefit fund charges
    172 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Central Provident Fund Board today brought 14 charges against the Mahua Press Ltd. The charges alleged that the firm had not paid provident fund contributions of seven employees for two months. None of the directors turned up when the case
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    Lim calls for new outlook to save capital here
    173 6 'WE WILL ALL SUFFER IF WE DON'T FACE FACTS' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, today warned that capitalists should adopt a "new and realistic approach" to bring prosperity to self-governing Singapore. Mr. Lim was speaking at the
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    Jeers—then teacher was found dead
    429 6 Jeers then teacher was found dead The issue He added: "The issue of our next election is— who can bring prosperity and with what policy? This is not a doctrinaire matter." He said if capitalism was to survive "it must be a controlled, vitalised and purposive capitalism." He continued: "Merchants,
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    PLEDGE: RADIO WON'T BE PARTY VOICE
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THHE Minister of the Interior and Justice, Inche A Suleiman bin Da to Abdul Rahman, today gave an assurance that Radio Malaya would not be used as a "publicity forum" for the party in power.
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    Govt pledge to stop smuggling of poultry into Malaya
    120 6 Govt pledge to stop smuggling of poultry into Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government will take steps to stop fowl and egg smuggling which has badly hit poultry farmers of Malaya. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak the Minister of Agriculture, told the Federal Council this today. He said: "Despite
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    British vessel 'stuck fast' off Singapore
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Wedne 'THE 4,054-ton British freighter Zeta Trader rad 1 ed today that she had gone aground off Pul Mantaras, 35 miles south of Singapore.
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    4 years for murder bid
    68 6 IPOH. Wed. A Special Constable who shot a corporal while on duty in a new village was jailed for four years by Mr. Justice Syed Sheh Barakbah in the High Court here today. Hassan bin Abdullah. 26. was found guilty of attempting to murder Corporal
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    Fair at school
    25 6 SITIAWAN, Wed. The Anglo-Chinese School here will hold a fun fair from Oct. 23 to 25 in aid of school's building fund.
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    Fashion show
    144 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A fashion show will be held during the Municipal Sports Club dance at the Chin Woo auditorium here on Nov. 29. In written replies to Mr P. P. Narayanan (trade unions), tabled in the Federal Legislative Council today. I Inche Suleiman said that it I
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    Orchestral concert
    66 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra is joining with the Singapore Chamber Ensemble for an orchestral concert devoted entirely to German and Austrian composers at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow night. Well known Singapore musicians, Susheela Dcvi (violin) and James Gluhoff (flute) will be soloists in a programme which
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    Tengku: Review of entry laws urgently needed
    150 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the Federal Legislative Council here today that there was an "Imperative and immediate need" to amend the existing Immigration laws "k> the interests of national se curity." The Tengku told Mr. P. P Narayanan
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    Medical film
    110 6 PENANG. Wed.— The northern division of the Britisn Medical Association (Malayan brancht vill hold a medical film show at the new nurses' training school lecture hall at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. The message from the vessel said she was stuck fast off Mantaras lighthouse but was in no Immediate
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    Cheaper train fares
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Railway today announced the introduction of cheaper third class tickets for travel by the 12.45 p.m Penang-Ipoh and the 6 a.m. Ipoh-Penang passenger trains from Oct. 27. Passengers ?an obtain details of the cheaper fares from their local station master.
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    4 CADET POSTS, BUT 140 APPLIED
    125 6 4 CADET POSTS, BUT 140 APPLIED SINGAPORE W, The angap fantry Regin ceived more applications in its advertisement tn. four cadets to to Australia aivl p 0 1 Dickson for tr. become officers. They were howev. listed down to 18 who were Interviewed by five-man selection boa-? yesterday. 2 for
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    Society dinner
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR V. The Engineering So the University of Mai. hold its annual dinner at the Griffin Inn on Nov. l.
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    Costs Govt. 'nothing to print directory'
    94 6 Costs Govt. 'nothing to print directory' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister ul Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin lla.ii Jubir, told Mr. P. P. Narayanan (truilo onions) in the Federal Coandl today that it cost the Government nothini; to print the Federation <>f Malaya telephone directory Inche Sardon s:\ul.
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    275 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two Singapore unions. representing over 1.000 members, will hold separate meetings to appoint 15 men io serve on the new executive committee of the proposed Malayan Airways and Qantas I Empire Airways Local Employees Union. They are the 700-^trong Malayan Airways Local Employers' Union and the 308--member
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    TWO UNIONS TO PICK 15 FOR NEW COMMITTEE
    145 7 TWO UNIONS TO PICK 15 FOR NEW COMMITTEE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE cabinet is now controlling recruitment of aertain categories of government staff, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, disclosed j today. Recruitment of new officers in divisions one to three must now be authorised by the cabinet or its
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    A week to remember for young engineer Li
    514 7 A week to remember for young engineer Li SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JHE VIOLENT explosion of a kerosene stove brought to a tragic end the preparation of a feast intended as "an offering to a grand-mother-in-law who had recently departed from i this world to join the next," a Singapore coroner I
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    8 7 Death blast stopped 'feast to the dead' ritual
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    SACK NOTES FOR 113 RAF WORKERS
    190 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A NOTHER 113 R.A.F. civilian workers in Singapore are to be retrenched. They will be served with discharge notices next week. This was disclosed today by Mr. C. S. Sivaswamy, general secretary of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union. He said the
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    Committed for trial
    55 7 PENANG. Wrd. A subcontractor. Tang Scan Liew. was today committed to stand trial at the next Ponang Assizes on an amended charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Tang was originally accused at a preliminary inquiry of murdering his brother. Tang Ah Gam. at their Kimberley
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    UNION URGES HOTEL SERVICE CHARGE
    175 7 SINGAPQRE. Wed. The Singapore Business Houses' Employees' Union has asked the Hotels' Association to consider Introducing a '< 10 per cent service charge on hotel bills. This system is employed on the Continent where it is intended to eliminate discriminate tipping, but in fact customers
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    46 8 N II <nd> bill 1 Minimum 1 MRS koh WEE NOBS (Madam in Soon Nyon passed away on TJnii. October at No. 4 St. Barnab— Road. The funeral corleave her residence at 4.30 pm. loday for the Church Of S.S. Haul and thence Ij BiCcmeteiy.
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    25 8 _•>, ll.,rrfv .WO (Minimum,. THE FAMILY o! ihe late Mi i 'mink .iii ministers, lor l:ieir as- Its, condolence!). cnJ.ince at Hie luneral ou 18.10.58.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    50 8 i$ Hi,nl* WO tVtnimum). EX LOVING memory of siva.^amboo wife of Ponnamptkaa Sivasamboo. Mn. Ra.-amnwh VelluN illur, Jaffna, Ceylon and Mrs. Samuel Kandlah. K. L., I Mr. ..cimai. Station Malayan Railway. Scrlii be held accordiiu; lo Hindu Kite.s at 32. Taylor Road, Ku.iU Lumpur between 12 I p.m.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Oct. 23, 1958. Developing The Land
    1247 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Oct. 23, 1958. Developing The Land On the tiles of Federation land officer are some two hundred thousand application.-, for land. Most of them were made years ago. There is land hunger in every State. and there are large virgin tracts which can satisfy it.
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    Communist China is now less concerned withfeelings of neutralist Asia
    949 8 Communist China is now less concerned with feelings of neutralist Asia KUALA LUMPUR. WHO can pretend. after the renewed shelling of Quemoy, that the Chinese Communists want to lessen international tension 0 Had they quietly extended the truce. Mr. Dulles would almost certainly have persuaded Marshal Chiang Kai-shek to withdraw
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    BANGKOK IS AGAIN A CITY OF SMILES AND SUNSHINE
    1089 8  - BANGKOK IS AGAIN A CITY OF SMILES AND SUNSHINE BANGKOK. THE Siamese are a x very gentle people and Monday's coup. In contrast say with the Iraqis' houseburning and bloodletting of some months ago. may best be described as a routine spring-clean-ing. Bangkok today is a city of smiles and
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    MINISTRY PROBES ESTATE GROUSE ON PESTS
    190 9 MINISTRY PROBES ESTATE GROUSE ON PESTS \l..\ LUMPUR. I* The MinisN'.itural Resourcstudying reports Johore planters their rubber and palm estates have laid waste by wild lals. Ministry has appealed I Secretary of, lp find a satis- j ilution. ttep will depend of the investibeing conducted Federation's chief j Warden. Mr.
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    'One for the road' can make car a killer
    386 9 'One for the road' can make car a killer TIMDIVO SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 3,000 parents and children crammed the Yio Chu Rang clinic today in the biggest rush yet lor anti-polio vaccine. Despite heavy rain, 1.784 children received their doses. The figure .the largest so far since the administration of the
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    6 9 Big rush for vaccine— despite rain
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    'Minister' is assaulted
    63 9 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Kolantan's "Minister for Works." Inche Mohamed bin Idris. 27. was assaulted at Tanah Merah. about 40 miles from here yesterday 10 minutes after refereeing a football match. There was an argument among supporters after the game and a man suddenly punched Inche Mohamed in
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    Acid theft at RAAF station
    48 9 PENANG, Wed. Penan*; Police are investigating the loss of eight bottles of sulphuric acid from the Royal Australian Air Force base in Butterworth. The acid had been removed from fire extinguishers which were last checked on Oct. 7. The loss was discovered yesterday.
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    First Sabre jet men fly in
    58 9 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. A Qantas Super-Constellation landed at the Butterworth RAAF base today with the advance party of No. 3 Sabre Jet Squadron. The 70 RAAF men on board mostly ground crew left Mascot, Sydney last night. They will prepare at Butterworth for the arrival
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    Razak: No nuclear arms are stored in Malaya
    94 9 I/-UALA LUMPUR, Wed. No nuclear weapons are stored in the Federation by the Commonwealth forces, the Minister of Defence, Dato Abdul Razak, told the Federal Legislative Council today. However, the Government must reserve to itself the right to determine what defence measures
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    School expels a student for 'secret society activities'
    67 9 School expels a student for 'secret society activities JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A 17-year-old Chinese student at the English College here has been expelled for alleged secret society activities. And other pupils at the school have been warned to reform or face similar punishment. The expelled student was in Form IV.
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    U.N. Day review
    506 9 JESSELTON. Wednesday. TRHE Governor of North Borneo, Sir Roland Turn- bull, has suggested the periodical revision of native law and custom to bring it into line with the needs of the present generation. Expressing his concern in a recent address to the native chiefs' conference, the Governor
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    $2.6m for health
    21 9 $2.6 m for health KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Federal Legislative Council today approved $2,629,183 for the Ministry of Health's development projects.
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    Councillors to fell those trees
    120 9 Councillors to fell those trees SEG AM AT. Wed. The Segamat Town Council is sticking to one of two controversial decisions made recently, but has relented on another. *l the council's latest monthly meeting here, a motion by a nominated councillor. Mr. V.K. Nadarajah, to reverse an earlier decision to
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    TOSS OF COIN DECIDES CAR PRACE
    210 9 TOSS OF COIN DECIDES CAR PR A CE SINGAPORE, Wed. In about two hours today, Borneo Motors here sold 17 second hand cars for nearly $60,000 in its firstever used car auction. A large crowd turned up and bidding was brisk and at times amusing. In one instance, the auctioneer,
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    The illegal 'no parking' signs
    59 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Action will be taken against business houses which erect "no parking" signs in front of their premises without the permission of the Hiehway Authority, the Registrar of Vehicles said yesterday. Offenders are given one month in which to apply to the Registrar for
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    256 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Six men, armed with knives and axes, robbed a sundry goods shop at Jalan Camp here this morning of $360 worth of goods. Remand prison The acting Medical Superintendent of Woodbridge Hospital. Dr. E.C. Winslow. said he examined Harchand on Dec. 13 in the remand
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    MAN ON MURDER CHARGE 'INSANE AT INQUIRY'
    7 10 MAN ON MURDER CHARGE 'INSANE AT INQUIRY'
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    Attacked man dies
    130 10 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. IN THE Singapore High Court today, Mr. Justice 1 Chua discharged Harchand Singh, accused of murder, following a submission by his counsel, Mr. David Marshall, that he was insane during the preliminary inquiry on Dec. 27 and 28. As he left court, Harchand was re-arrested.
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    Leila at No. 10
    35 10 PENANG, Wed. A Kelantan girl, Miss Leila binte Unnithan, called at No. 10 Downing Street with a Commonwealth Youth Movement group recently and saw the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan.
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    Lock icon ANSWER TO UNEMPLOYMENT: NEW FARM COMMUNITIES
    1774 10 I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. More new farming communities must be established in the Federation if unemployment is to be avoiied. says tho annual report! of the Federal Land Development Authority tabled at the Federal Legislative Council meeting today. There will be more than a quarter
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      307 10 J|.'CJP»oSßoiif iMti M v I l;|l Opens Tod^'" Bjj HBMQjSC22E9i I— "^f Plus! On Stage at !).3(l p.m.: Finals of Miss 111! •l.lilVJmoo 3 SEASON tXTBNow*: J IfTT** I*^™1 334 Overehelmin, I 5 Shows: 11 a.m. 1.45 4.1". —Ml I 1 •7* Columbia Pictures present in MegaScope 1 j* DiTnT
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      109 10 Straits Times Crossword ■p^ T l>t|'llN'|K ACROSS 15 Mythical Greek maiden named N !>TK|SUITKI! I. RS S 1 It solves weighty problems Dora, perhaps <9>. AlHlSlHiiln^ fcr a season? (6, 7). 17 Ten days tales of French SURFACEJHAL I DOM 9 Astound— by subtraction? (7). clan <9>. M VBB V
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    Gen. Evangeline Booth: The 'White Angel'
    165 11 Gen. Evangeline Booth: The 'White Angel' EVANGELINE BOOIH'S parish was the world. Starting as a Sal vanon Army worker in the slums of London, she gradually rose tf) become the supreme commander of that worldwide organisation and to a position of universal admiration and esteem Her monumental lifelong struggle to
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    FIRST TIN PRICE DROP IN EIGHT DAYS' TRADING
    8 12 FIRST TIN PRICE DROP IN EIGHT DAYS' TRADING
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    RUBBER PRICES
    162 12 November lint grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 91 U cents per lb. down three-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. Closing tone: Barely steady. Closing price* In cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot! f.o.b. buyers 90' i, sellers 91;
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    510 12 By Our Market Correspondent FOR the first time in eight days' trading the tin price in Singapore suffered a setback yesterday, dropping by $2.25 per picul to The' fall took place on an estimated offering of 120 tons 10 tons less than Tuesday but demand was reported fn
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    636 12 MELBOURNE Wed. I INVESTMENT shares recorded a j < firm tone with Herald up 7d. j and B.H.P. up M. beinu among I the m;iin price movements on the t Stork Kxrhange here today. Loans 3,- 195G-59 £99 Bs. 9d. l Bank of NSW. £39 13s. 9d. Con
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    130 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Ex- change noon prices per picul yesterday were: < Copra: Meariy; l.'K/Contlnent 1 October November S36 buyers $31 U sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $36'^ sellers, drum i $60 sellers. Pepper: white, quiet and black, .steady, about 100 tons of black pepper were re- i
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    82 12 Ship* lying alongside the Sin- I gapore Harbour Board wharves or i D^i** 1 tod y are: Kosculszko I 1-2, Salmara 4-5. Shunlco Maru i 6A. Yamahiko Maru 6-7 lS fjuycker 8-9 Kikutama Maru i ,2*} i' Anchis «s 13-14, MoseUteln J 19-20. Serempang N.Wall 4, Van S°°c,
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    337 12 The Malayan Kxchangr Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants '< yesterday London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2 3 15 16: i)uyin« airmail T.T. 2 4 116. O.D. 2 4 3 32. 30 dM 2 4 7 32. 45 d M 2 4 14.
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      1042 12 NOTICES NOTICE Notice is hereby given that MADAM SOH SIEW KAM of No. 2, BeUmblng Avenue, Sennett En tate, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the
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    BIRDS AND BEASTIES
    1463 14 T*HE Arts Ball is always a good bright show with a lot of clever decor and plenty of colourful costumes, but this year's show at Raffles Hotel on November 8, promises to make its forerunners seem dull The general theme will be a jungle fantasy, and I
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      289 14 FRESHLY CkOUNbf LYONS BLUE LABEL COFFEE \V'^\jv^V^i'jr /'•'•3 ]H_~i J I JL Xli LYONS BLUE LABEL COFFEE popularly priced with sealed-m freshness. It's medium roasted, delicious to taste and so economical. MM PURE CROUND COFFEE I m^T still available in the '^^^^1 ever-popular GREEN LYONS j* &&<*s*> v^LYONS TEA then
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      253 14 Shapes the figure of your dreams This new bra does something wonderful foi CONCERTO on the left. Tho moment you pu on this exciting bra, you notice the difference surprising and ever so pleasing new curvaeeo r ness. And it's all done with rows and rows of tin interlocked stitches
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      STRONG ARMY XV WERE TOO GOOD
      284 15 Singapore Asians beaten 22—3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Playing their first representative match of the season at Thomson Road here today, Singapore Asians were beaten by 22 points (two goals and four tries) to three (a penalty goal) by a strong Singapore Army XV. But Asian
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      MATHEWS DEFIES FLYING FEET
      41 15 MATHEWS. the Chelsea goalkeeper, dives at the flying feet of Hill, the- Bolton inside left and the Chelsea right back Whittaker (No. 1) during their English Mm Division match at Stamford Bridge. Bolton won 1-0. Keystone picture
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      Hawthorn awarded a gold medal
      715 15  -  ONDON. Wed. Mike Li Hawthorn, who became thp world champion racing driver on Sunday the first Briton to win the title has been awarded the British Automobile Racing Club's gold medal. It was announced yesterday. Only two gold medals have been awarded previouMy one went
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      472 15 lull rSrVi Im* IB 'IiII 3 m II KI I3 I bV^^H Check Before Posting j Replies to Box Numbers j utr ovt core Jhould be token 1 i,,n 9 to box number j »he CORRECT ,nd Addren »o Ihe j tlo ts Timey Time* House. I .;:,y Rood Cash
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      344 15 .•>. 1 1 Al ION.> WANTED :</ H,,,rf, U U, n .,—Hox SO els. MM. SUPERB HYLAM Wash House Amah available immediately. Reply to Box A 4701 S.T. EXPERIENCED SPRAY Paintei ruin Furniture Polisher Seeks Position or Contract 20 years' expenenre. Reply Tun Mvi Pheow. 18, Tivertor Lane. Singapore. EXPERIENCED
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      886 15 U < O.M.MODATION WANTED 20 Words Si (Min.)— Box S« ett. extra. PRIVATE SOCIAL CLUB lookj ing lor new premises prefer large t house and grounds for lea.se or rental. Box A 4696 S.T. WANTED TO RENT or lease larce furnished house 6 or 12 months or longer. Good area,
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      971 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 211 Words Si Min.)— Box SO els. rxtra. 1958 CHEVROLET. 4-door Sedan, new, only 800 miles, European owner, write Box A 4686 S.T. for appointment. RELIABLE USED CAR 1952 Singer $800. 1951 Skoda Coupe $650. n.n.o. in excellent condition view 155 East Coast Road *****. YOUR CAR
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