The Straits Times, 29 October 1958

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    17 1 Soldiers trailed them for a month The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1958 15 CENTS
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    BIG LOST TRIBE FOUND
    540 1  -  HARRY MILLER Ill ABORIGINES MEET WHITE MEN FOR FIRST TIME Govt. knew of their existence but could never contact them By KUALA LUMPUR, iues. MEN of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment have found in North Perak an elusive tribe of nomadic )ahai Negrito aborigines one
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    P.C. DIES AFTER RIOT DRILL
    150 1 SEGAMAT, Tues. A POLICE constable, Bong Woon Chye, 31, diea in hospital here early today from the effects of tear gas fumes he received during riot drill training on Sunday. A hospital spokesman said he had died of pneumonia resulting from an excessive inhalation of
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    Comet IV for Malaya
    51 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The latest BOAC Comet IV jetliner, will begin calling at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport towards the end of next year. A report from the Transport Ministry stated that the airport would not be suitablefor American jet airliners until the development programme is
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    Lock icon The new Pope: Cardinal Roncalli of Venice
    513 1 The new Pope: Cardinal Roncalli of Venice PONTIFF'S TITLE: JOHN XXIII The name of John chosen by the new Pope had not been in use by pontiffs since the beginning of the 15th century. The last bearer of the name was a Neapolitan. Baldasare Cossa. who also called himself John
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    Lock icon Tokyo-bound
    15 1 HONG KONG, Tues. Group Captain Peter Townsend left for Tokyo by air today. U.P.I.
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    Two cases of polio in the capital
    209 1 0 In SINGAPORE, 10 more cases were reported yesterday. Total for the month is now 139. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two cases of poliomyelitis were reported here today. They are the first cases since late August. Both are babies under nine months. Both were
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    SHAWS SEEK CUP WEIGHTS PROBE
    523 1  - SHA WS SEEK CUP WEIGHTS PROBE EPSOM JEEP Handicapping is unjustifiable, says letter to Turf Club By Singapore, Tuesday. J'HE Shaw Stable has written to the chairman of the Singapore Turf Club concerning the 101 b. penalty imposed on Picture Goer II in the Gold Cup race to be run
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    OUT today! The IDEAL gift...
    84 1 OUT today! The IDEAL gift THE Straits Times Annu al for 1959 is on sale today. This new edition of South- Kast Asia's finest publication more than maintains the high standards achieved in the past. There arc 128 pages superbly produced on fine art paper, pages of brilliant fullcolour illustrations
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    Ike's pledge to Tito
    47 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Eisenhower said yesterday the United States would support Yugoslavia in its resolve to maintain independence "free of any foreign domination." The President also said that the U.S. was ready to continue its programmes of economic and technical assistance to Yugoslavia
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    Goodwill call
    27 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues An anti-submarine frigate of the Royal Australian Navy, HMAS Quickmatch will arrive at Port Dlckson tomorrow moraine for a twodav goodwill visit.
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    Lock icon 15 reprieved
    34 1 AMMAN, Tues.— Kin« Hussein last night reprieved 15 people sentenced to death here in August on various charges including conspiracy against the state, terrorism and attempting to raise an armed revolt. Reuter.
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    Ong: Too many in council employ
    77 1 Ong: Too many in council employ SINGAPORE. Tues. The Mayor, Mr. Ons; Guan, said today that the City Counci was overstaffed and its bureaucracy unnecessarily heavy. He was speaking to a group of visiting Siamese undergraduates from Bangkok's Chulalongkorn University who had called on him He said that the hundreds
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    Girl is made to watch beating
    194 1 Girl is made to watch beating SINGAPORE, Tues. A pork seller was last night kidnapped by secret society thugs and beaten up in front of a girl. Mak Hai Fone;. 23, was abducted from Rochore Road by four men and taken to a house at Beach Lane. Behind locked doors,
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 VATICAN RADIO JAMMED O.NCKJN, Tv« r i n|' ■itilird radio i mitt r> today Motti tr.inMiii>Mon fron 1 -in H idia announcm ti"n of new Pope in Czwl b Lithuanian and tvhitc Russian.— l
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    22 die in blast
    20 1 BISHOP. (Virginia). Tues.— An explosion in the Pocahontas Fuel Company's mine yesterday killed 22 men.— U.P.L
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    Lock icon The Queen pledges aid to colonies
    278 2 TV VIEWERS SEE HER OPEN PARLIAMENT 4 Govt. will go on seeking disarmament agreement 5 LONDON, Tuesday. JOE Queen said today that the British Government will continue to foster the prosperity of the overseas territories in its charge. In her Speech from the Throne
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    Tories pull an election trump
    115 2 < I ONOON. Tues Britain's Conservative Government lined up an impressive vote-catching programme last night for what is expected to be Parliament's final session before a general election. Biggest boost to the Government's popularity came last night with the removal of the last restrictions on
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    3 OF THE MEN ARRESTED BY POLICE
    38 2 MEN OF THE RESERVE UNIT lash together the wrists of three suspects who were held after a clash between two secret society gangs off Balestier Road last night— Straits Times picture.
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    16 held after gang fight
    248 2 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO men were seriously injured here tonight during a running battle between rival secret societies in a market place off Balestier Road. By the time an ambulance and three police radio cars arrived the gangsters had left. Hundreds of spectators lined the streets.
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    Lock icon Geneva: U.S. going all the same
    171 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— Officials said tonight that Urn United States was .sending its delegation toGenn i for the forthtoinini; nuclear test-ban talks despite tin Soviet Lnion's declaration that it would continue il tests. The Soviet Union today declined the Anfle-Anwri-can proposal to suspend nuclear weapons
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    3 cars stolen, one found
    54 2 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three i cars were stolen from Serangoon Road. Parsi Road and River Valley Road yesterday. Qqg of them was recovered, stripped of its wheels and dynamo, last night. This month. 57 cars have been stolen so far and only nine have been recovered,
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    Vietnam party in Singapore
    58 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A large gathering yesterday attended a reception at 20. Let'don Park to celebrate the third anniversary of the founding of the Republic Ol Vietnam. The Vietnamese Consul. Mr. Tang van Chi. proposed I toast to the Queen while the Governor replied with a toast
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    Minister here
    29 2 SINGAPORE. Tues The Canadian Minister of Finance Mr. Donald M. Fleming, arrived in Singapore by Qantas tonight on his SouthEast Asian tour to examine Colombo Plan projects
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    Seaman drowns
    28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A seaman. F. MacNlcol. 19. of the Benvannoch. wa s drowned in the swimming pool at Connell House in Anson Road here last night.
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    Lock icon NOBEL PRIZE FOR CABLE (BRIEFS)CHEMINSTRY GOES TO BRITON
    136 2 NOBEL PRIZE FOR CABLE (BR IEFS)CHEMINSTRY GOES TO BRITON STOCKHOLM. Tues. A British scienti.-t Mr Frederick Sanger, of Cambridge, was today awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry by the Swedish Academy of Science. The citation lor Dr. Banger's award read: "Fur his work on the structure of proteins, especially that
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    TENGKU MAY VISIT CANBERRA
    100 2 TENGKU MAY VISIT CANBERRA |)ARWIX. the Federation laya. Teneku Rahman n Ab Australia n... The Malayan ,mis.sioner In A Gunn Lay Teik that he hoped i the Tengfcu t( official opentni of the Malay;,, about August. Rice market Mr. Gunn, who arrive v last night alter Federation, said vinced there
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    Lock icon Travel ban is lifted
    36 2 AMMAN, Tne>.~ Thi States has officially restrictions on Jerusalem and Beth. American visitors to the H Land. Restrictions were after the Iraqi coup 14 because the Ml area was considered i U.P.I.
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    Lock icon All power in Pakistan now in hands of Gen. Ayub
    301 3 HE REPLACES THREE CIVILIANS IN GOVT. WITH SERVICES CHIEFS KARACHI, Tuesday. PAKISTAN'S strong man, Gen. Mohammed \yub Khan, 51, today replaced three top t j\ilians in the Government with the nation* army, navy and air force chiefs. appointment of the
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    TRIUMPH...and TRAGEDY
    74 3 MIKE HAWTHORN (right) the first British racing driver to win the world championship, arrives to London Airport carrying his trophy. He secured enough points to become champion by finishing second in the Moroccan Grand Prix. ALSO home after racing in the Moroccan Grand Prix it STUART LEWIS-EVANS (left)
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    Lock icon PRESS PUTS MONTY TO FLIGHT WITHOUT HIS PENSION
    139 3 PRESS PUTS MONTY TO FLIGHT WITHOUT HIS PENSION nARNHAM, Tues. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, 70, beat a hasty retreat hero yesterday before a n v m c r ically super my." The old campaigner, now i m an income of £2,609 called at the Farnham post office to collect his
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    Indonesia action: Chinese protest
    47 3 TAIPEH, Tues. The Na- j Chinese Legislative Yuan 'parliament) today unanimously passed a resolution asking the Government to brins Indonesia's actions •gainst Chinese residents before the United Nations. Indonesia has taken over many businesses owned by ta Chinese and banned pr 'Nationalist organisations.
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    Lock icon 113 women held
    29 3 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Another 113 native women insisted on being arrested today while demonstrating against the proposal to issue passbooks to women. Total arrests exceed 2.000. Reuter.
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    FOOD, CLOTH SURRENDERED
    39 3 KARACHI. Tues. Pakistan merchants have declared millions of rupees worth of muggled cloth and hoarded food, the Government an- nounced last night. Merchants were given until Sunday to report illegal merchandise or face severe penalties.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon CYPRIOTS CALL A TRUCE ON OCHI DAY
    134 3 CYPRIOTS CALL A TRUCE ON OCHI DAY NICOSIA, Tues. Cyprus today had its biggest ever celebration or "Ochi Day," commemorating the Greek defiance of Mussolini in 1940. with mile-long processions, church services and festoons of blue and white bunting all with the consent of the Governor. Sir Hugh Foot. British
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    Lock icon Five who criticised Soekarno held
    124 3 piVE members of the West Java branch of the Muslim Masjumi Party have been arrested for issuing a statement criticising President Soekarno's "guided democracy" policies, the chief of the investigation department announced today. They were Djaja Rachmat, Mohammed Sapie. Djerman Prawiranata. Dadum Abdul Qhar and
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    Lock icon Mutual help
    39 3 LONDON, Tues. Britain and Nigeria have reached "unanimous agreement" on the help they will give each other in defence and other matters after the West African Federation becomes independent in 1960, it was officially announced today Reuter
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    Lock icon Nuclear station
    24 3 TRIVANDRUM, Tues. India i.s considering starting a nuclear power station in Madras, Pandit Govind Vallabh Pant, the Home Minister, said yesterday. Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCK
    230 3 LONDON, Tues. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: UlLTEDGEb Consols 2>.- r r £52 5/16 -t-1/16 Funding 4% £87 a 4 War 3'* r i £67>* BANKS Chartered 44/9 Hongkong £41U Mercantile 32/3 INSURANCE Com. Dn 38/- /1& Prudential £10's Royal 81/10'* -W3
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    RUBBER
    35 3 LONDON. Tues Spot 25' id.. Dec. 25 r l d., Jan.-Mar. 26d., AprilJune 26d July-Sept. 26d.. Oct.Der 2fid Nov. c.i.f. 25>id.. Dec. c.i.f. 25 > 2 d.. January c.l.f. 25 \d. Toner Quiet but steady.
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    TIN
    20 3 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £748, sellers £749. Forward buyers £745. sellers £746. Settlement £750; a.m. 130 tons, p.m. 20 tons.
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    Lock icon JURORS WEEP IN 'MERCY KILLING' CASE
    300 3 JURORS WEEP IN 'MERCY KILLING' CASE rkURHAM (Northern England), Tues.— William Ernest Moodie, a 47-year-old prison officer, was Jailed for three years here today for the "mercy killing' of his 11 -year-old imbecile daughter Patricia The Jury, after hearing evidence that Moodie was "a father In a million" and that
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    Princess's visit
    20 3 BELFAST, Tues. Armed police escorted Princess Margaret when she began a twoday visit to Northern Ireland today.— UP.l.
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    Lock icon Power for Java
    17 3 PRAGUE, Tues. Czechoslovakia is to build a hydroelectric power station at Timo, Java.— Reuter.
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    Body recovered: An appeal
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Marine Police today appealed to the public to assist them in identifying the body of an adult Chinese recovered from the Rochore Canal near Crawford Street, on Oct. 10. He is believed to be Ngan Er Koh, who was last heard of in
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    Bank shroff gets 4 years for fraud
    440 5 JUDGE REFERS TO HIS CALLOUS AND UNSCRUPULOUS' BID TO INCRIMINATE HIS BOSS IPOH, Tuesday. £HEONG SIX KWAN, former shroff of the Hongkong and Shanghai bank here who, it I was said, adopted "one of the most callous and i unscrupulous defences" against charges
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    Number of jobless up: 900 more out of worh
    60 5 Number of jobless up: 900 more out of worh KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The number of unemployed in the Federation is increasing. A Government report released today shows that up to last month there were 13,157 people on the unemployed register, compared with 12,259 in August. In Kuala Lumpur the figure
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    Hotel owner wins his assessment objection
    139 5 Hotel owner wins his assessment objection SINGAPORE, Tues The owner of the Embassy Hotel, Dr. S. H. Tan, has told the City Council's assessment committee that the hotel was built for $269,000 and furnished for $452,00<i. The hotel was asked by the council to pay a*scs.sment next year on an
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    Month's polio total is a record
    133 5 M SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ORE than half the patients in Middleton Hospital are now polio cases— llB out of a total In addition 30 polio patients who are no longer infectious are in the General Hospital. Three more cases were admitted to Middleton between 9
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    Evangelist runs Colony meetings
    56 5 SINGAPORE, Tues The Rev. F. A. Sturgeon, a wellknown Bible teacher and evangelist, is now holding a series of meetings at the Elim Church. Serangoon Road every evening at 7.30. except Sundays, when the meetings are at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Sturgeon recently completed a six-month tour
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    Sold at auction—one ship
    66 5 Sold at auction— one ship SINGAPORE, Tues. The French freighter Oualidia, which has been lying idle in Singapore harbour for four months, was sold by public auction today for 5212.500. About 50 prospective buyers turned up todiy to bid for the Oualidia. The bidding opened at $100,000 and rose $5,000
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    Worker is sent for trial
    54 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Ong Ah Song, 52, a factory worker, was committed for trial today at the next Assizes on a charge of murdering Lav Kian Hock. 25. with a stool. near a wayang in Kheam Hock Roac on the night of July 27. He was
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    GOVT. CLAMP ON CHINA COTTONS
    231 5 Tues. In response to an appeal by the Federation Government, the Singanore Government has clamped down on the import of certain categories of textiles from Communist China. This move, announced today by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry here, is aimed at protecting the Federation's
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    REDS 'KEEN' TO BUY INDONESIAN RUBBER
    170 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. OUSSIA and China are "very keen" to buy more rubber from Indonesia, said Dr Soenardjo former Indonesian Trade Minister, who passed through here by Garuda today. This was all he would say when asked to comment on reports that Russia would make
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    Journal's debut
    21 5 SINGAPORE, Tues The Nanyang University Students' Union today put on sale the first issue of its publication University Tribune.
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    SWIMMING POOLS: TICKETS DECISION
    123 5 SWIMMING POOLS: TICKETS DECISION SINGAPORE. Tues. Patrons of City Council swimm ins pools at night sessions will not lose the value of their admission money if the light should go out because of a power failure. A joint decision of two council committees agrees that if .swimming has to he
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    Wife said all he did was read, man tells coroner
    391 6 Wife said all he did was read, man tells coroner SINGAPORE, Tues.— A husband. at the inquest here today on his wife, said she had told him that he did not dance and did not take her to the pictures: all he did was read books. The wife, it was
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    FIRE! — AND THE KEY WON'T FIT
    240 6 FIRE AND THE KEY WON'T FIT ONLOOKERS: IS IT A TIME-BOMB? AN electric feeder pillar Hongkong and Sha Collyer Quay here this fantastic rumours. A big suspiciously, many expecti at any moment. To begin with, it wasn't much of a fire, but the crowd grew and grew. Then someone whispered:
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    Asian officers' meeting
    31 6 JOHORE BAHRU A meeting ol all Asian officers of I Public Service and hore Civii Servic. here tomorrow at S p.m. The meeting will tx Johore Civil Sin
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    Vulcan display
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Royal Air Force delta-' Vulcan heavy bomber i give landing and I demonstrations at the pore Airport at 9 a.m turdav.
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      269 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5 Grass used as a pointer In 9 Chaucer's Prioress could ap- teaching (6). pear inelegant (9). 6 Out of the usual (9). 10 Diligence, perhaps, he seeks 7 'O f quality and more to Instil It (5). divine" (Wordsworth) (6). 11 Brief study in non-clerical
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    Singapore man was in Red jet crash
    202 7  - Singapore man was in Red jet crash JACKIE SAM r>v Singapore, Tuesday LOCAL-BORN Ceylonesc, whose life-long ambition was to see China, was one of the 5 \idims of the Russian TU-104 jet airliner which crashed in Russia last week. The man, Dharamadasa Ranasinghe, 38. was me of 25 student leaders
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    Nanyang commission starts work in February
    106 7 Nanyang commission starts work in February SINGAPORE. Tues. The proposed commission to examine the academic standard of Nanyang University will start work in February, Mr. Lee siou Mont. Permanent Secretary to the Singapore Education Ministry announced today. Dr. S. L. Prescott. of the University of West Australia, who once declined
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    SMALL SUBVERSIVE GROUPS ACTIVE IN SARAWAK
    146 7 SMALL SUBVERSIVE GROUPS ACTIVE IN SARAWAK From CHIN SOON KUI I^UCHING. Tues.— 1V Small but dangerous subversive groups are actively working against the interests or Sarawak, according to the Sarawak Constabulary Annual Report for 1957. The report says: "If permitted to prosper they can upset the peaceful development of Sarawak.
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    Mother awarded $1,750 damages
    51 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. A widow, Krishnammal, -who lost her seven-year-old son, Perumal, in a motor accident at Sembawang Road two years ago, was awarded damages of $1,750 by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today. Krishnammal brought the action against John James Raper, defendant In the
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    1.8. club dance
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Johore Bahru Medical Sports Club will hold a dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Thursday at 8.30 p.m.
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    PHFFT MEANS DEATH
    45 7 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues.— Silent d< ith— with no more warning than a quiet •'phflt" stalks stray and unlicensed dogs in Brunei Town in a campaign launched by the Municipal Department. The new threat to a dog's life: Blow pipes and poisoned darts.
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    Oops! What's she doing UP there?
    170 7 IT IS no mystery really. This dark-haired maiden has just been tossed into the air by the brawny character in gladiatorial garb below. SHE is slim Sigrita, a dancing fury with flashing feet and matchless daring. HE is burly Bogyo, 2201 b of muscle,
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    284 TB suspects 'menace to dear ones'
    228 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Many people X-ray-ed under the Government tuberculosis casefinding programme and listed as suspects are risking the health of others by not returning to the authorities for checks. Among the 22.188 peopie X-rayed in the iirst .survey area of Kota Raja and
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    'Cold' rooms for top officials
    50 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The offices of the State Secretary and the State Financial Officer at the Government Offices building here have been air-conditioned at a cost of $4,000. The approval for this was given because secret and confidential meetings are often held in these offices.
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    DEATH
    60 8 >1H N SUBHAMANIAM. Tamil Scliool Teacher of 15, P.W.D. QuaiMra si. George Road passed kwajf peacefully on 28. 10. 58. Cremation .it 4.30 p.m. OH 29.10.58. C. PONNIAH Formerly ot Engineer's Way and Work* Malayan Hallways passed away [jeacefully ou 28.10.58 Cortege will leave lm Residence 273 M. Sentul
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    29 8 N Wordt $10 (Minimum) MH, AND MRS. K. T. PHILIP thank all relatives and lriends for tbata valuable gifts, greetings, a^istance and attendance at, their ueddiug un 25/10/58.
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    IN MEMOrAM
    26 8 10 H0 (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY ol Angela Chelliah who aied on 29.1U.54. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly niiited by her husband and sons.
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    22 8 20 Wont, tin (Minimum) TBM GENERAL. Not enough to J proceed on. Contact Box 50UU or Pnone 2ytilo/27tiuu otherwiie no action.
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    296 8 10 Word* ill) -Minimum 1 TOYS A ttondeitul selection 01 low priced toji now on display ai Cold Storage, Orttiaid Roau.. Spore. YOUR HUSBAND will oe delighted If you gtM hib tood that I extra flavour \\i;.a l.iua.-co. oow available Ol all .-uuu stores. FITZPA i-RICK S S UP
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    The Straits TImes S'ore, Wed. Oct 29, 1958. The Malays In Singapore
    592 8 The Straits TImes S'ore, Wed. Oct 29, 1958. The Malays In Singapore It is a litUe sad to tiud I Singapore UMMO so strongly attached to the "restoration" of the Sultanate. The reception given at the delegates' conference to speakers who saw salvation in a Sultan left no doubt of
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    Regional Dream
    264 8 Mr. Lnn Yew Hock and Mr. Yap Pheng Geek are not alone in their dream of a United States of South-East Asia. Every imaginative Asian is stirred by the vision of a confederation stretching from Burma to the Philippines. A South-East Asian confederation is desirable from many aspects.
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    Pakistan's 'Mess'
    257 8 Signs had not been wantiny that General Mohammed Ayub Khan, chief administrator of martial law in Pakistan, would decide it was necessary to assume supreme control. With the resignation of the President, General Iskander Mirza Khan, he is now President, Prime Minister, Defence Minister and martial law administrator.
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    NATIONALIST EXILES IN FORMOSA NOT SO EAGER NOW TO FREE CHINA
    1005 8  - NATIONALIST EXILES IN FORMOSA NOT SO EAGER NOW TO FREE CHINA Denis Warner by Nine years of exile have wrought subtle changes in the two million Chinese who went with Chiang Kaishek to continue the struggle in Formosa. This is the first of three articles on Formosa by a correspondent
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      Emergency liaison workers want security of lobs
      178 8 Emergency liaison workers want security of lobs WE have served as junii)r civil liaison otlicers since the Emergency begun. During these years we have encountered various sorts of hardships in the jungle. We even disguised ourselves as bandits in order to sain information for operational activities. We took such risk&
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      STATISTICS ON POLIO
      170 8 I THINK it would be ol great Interest to many oarents to know how many of the DOlio victims have (a' been immunised and what effect, if any. this has had upon the severity of the attack: (b) been discnargea from nospital ami with Ahat degree ot
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      PAY FOR CITY MEN ON POLY STUDY
      154 8 PAY FOR CITY MEN ON POLY STUDY IT ts not reasonable that workers of Singapore City Council should not be paid during their absence for classes at Singapore Polytechnic. It Is not unwise tor the City Council to spend money on pleasure for its staffs at picnic rather than spend
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      483 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. 21) Words Sit) (Minimum). ADDIS: On October 22nd, 1958, I .<l Malacca Hospital, to Jane (nee Taylor >. wife of Richard Addis ■i (iauthvei i Wiliu-Janei. I.O> t Words M ft f>» l K..i *H rl, txtra LARGE GREY ALSATIAN dog In Segamat area Answers to "ttgger". Contact
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      8 8 EUERVBODV LOOKS TO Kodak FOR [RhIERHS FOR FILRI
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      74 8 i —^n High Fidelity I standard of pc* 1 ™\p* $465/- eVr"V.' MMppsr^pTrr) cert Reproduce' rV^v successful fflggfl/M/5325/. ssr Tfwfff"* fW SPORE) nicnt <l L 'I M Mill FURTHER PARTK I n WRITE T0 THF SOLE AGENTS: JH.A. O'CONNOR CO., tAIDLAW BLDG- BATTIRY RC j lOe-A BUKIT BINTANG RC *v-
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    A FAIR DEAL' FOR ALL SEAMEN
    170 9 A FAIR DEAL' FOR ALL SEAMEN IN'GAPORE, Tues. 3 The new Seamen's v Board takes the entire work of Seamen's RegistraBureau from Saturwith the promise of c and square deal" r all seamen. board was constituted) i Ordinance dei remove alleged Ices to which preof recruitment open and to avoid
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    Unions to act on pay talks, sackings
    85 9 Unions to act on pay talks, sackings SINGAPORE. Tues The executive council of the ti.OOO-strong Singapore Business Houses Employees' I'nion will meet on Thursday to consider what action to take regarding its wage negotiations with 15 employers and the recent retrenchment of members. The union president, Mr. John Chung, declined
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    Airline Queen' contest
    72 9 :n"OAPORE. Tues. The jran Airways Sports club will elect an ''Airline Queen" at its dance to be held at the Sea View Hotel on Now 29. Winner of the title will be awarded a trip to Hong Kong and back by Malayan Airways Skymaster. The prize will
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    They're off for the polls battle
    344 9 DAVID MARSHALL: OF COURSE I'LL STANDS-IT'S ONLY A QUESTION OF WHERE LIBERAL- SOCIALISTS NAME THREE TO CONTEST ELECTION SINGAPORE, Tuesday. r f HE FIGHT tor the 51 seats in the Legislative Assembly elections to be held here early next year has begun. The secretary-general
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    I WASN'T TOLD OF MEETING—LEE
    287 9 I WASN'T TOLD OF MEETING— LEE SINGAPORE. Tues.— A Labour Front councillor. Mr. Lee Hwee Yiow, claimed today that he had not been told about a City Council staff committee meeting yesterday, for absence from which he was rebuked by the; committee. The committee had placed on record its 'great
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    New heartbreak role for airgirl Sheila
    267 9 BABY'S MOTHER ILL, 50. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pXDR THE second iime in her brief career as an airgirl, beautiful Sheila Barry, 21, has been picked for v role that promises only heartbreak. She has been assigned to look after a 20-month-old baby. Sheila Dehley, of
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    Vice Marshal leaves
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Air Vice Marshal E.C. Bates. 52. until recently Air Officer Administration at Far East Air Force headquarters in Singapore, left by the Bayernstein for England today on leave, prior to retirement.
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    Naval transfer
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. An inshore minesweeper. HMS Brantingham. will be transferred from the Royal Navy to the Royal Malayan Navy at a ceremony to be held in the Naval Dockyard on Saturday at 11 a.m.
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    Mersing polls
    16 9 MERSING. Tues. Polling day for the first Mersiriß Town Council election is N<n 8.
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    MacD. poses for a pastel portrait
    158 9 IN JL Si two sittings, lasting only a total of 45 minutes, the well-known Indonesian artist. Mr. R. Basoeki Abdullah, finished a portrait in pastels of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the British High Commissioner in New Delhi. Mr. Mac Donald commissioned the portrait after
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    Charity bazaar at church
    44 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The American Women's Association will be holding its semiannual rummage sale on Nov. 5 at the Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road. Proceeds will go to the association's welfare fund which has been set up to support various local charities.
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    Murder case arrest
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Detectives today arrested another man wanted in connection with the murder of Tan Hong Geek. 19. in Silat Road here on Oct. 5. He was found in an unnumbered hut at the 16th mile. Jurong Road. This brings the number of people arrested so far to
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    1959 jury list has 15,000 names
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore jury list for next year has more than 15.000 names. The list is now available for public inspection at the Supreme Court building.
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    DIVER TOLD: PAY FOR REPARIES TO AMBULANCE
    117 9 DIVER TOLD: PAY FOR REPARIES TO AMBULANCE JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Johore Government has been asked by the local branch of the Malayan Trade Union Council to intervene in the case of an ambulance driver being asked by the Medical Department to pay for repairs to an ambulance damaged while
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    Colony MCA chief: We support new set-up
    144 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. —I Mr. Wong Foo Nam. chairman of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, will leave here for Kuala Lumpur on Friday to attend the asso-! ciation's central general committee meeting on Sunday. The central committee will be asked to
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      141 9 TONIGHT! THE NEW ]L DALE CARNEGIE CLASS •H^M BEGINS! **^R^R^R^^^ Time: 6.30 p.m. I Place: Institute of Successful Leadership, lumter of the Del* I 288, Clemenceau House, Penang Lane, ■c' ie 1912 I Ph0ne:***** TONIGHT CAN CHANGE YOUR ENTIRE FUTURE! ;DX Don> p||t ye||r f||ture ott for v m^ I
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      79 9 0 J Exquisitr Voiles and Fabrics of Guaranteed Quality. Made in England 4* 4§J« rf£ specially for Malaya. £#> #BL' 3, &3H&£@&? a VOILES Sfondord Rttoil Price Spore ft Penang $3.00 Ptr Yd. Federation et Malaya $3.20 Per Yd. YWAR£tNWTEO t TO THE Y. HAAfGIHG of a lone stranger who
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      Such a to do in the jungle
      852 10 Such a to do in the jungle A LI was walking down the garden path quietly minding his own business early one morning, when an odd sound which seemed to come from a nearby tree reached his ears. He stopped and looked round, but could see nothing, and he was
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      Story of the ants
      89 10 ALL boys and girls Interested in studying Insects will be delighted with the new book about ants which has just been published. It is called "Insect Engineers, the story of the ants of the world." It is written by Ruth Bartlett who tells a gripping story
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      231 10 /^#™^la\ Sawyer's Inc. Trade Motk Reg. U. S. Pot. Off. three dimension full color pictures The famous pictures that "cornc to life"! <-$] "XT\ With View-Master, you and umr family can fjj^^SS^p^^ •njoy travel and adventure... see famous people jn<) events, wonders of land, tea and I.T^^^^Bb^p^ *kf... right* horn,
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      378 10 FIND JANE'S Dear Boys .md Girls. Here are six winners of our Flipper contest in which you had to discover what was wrong with the picture, then paint it. The two deliberate mistakes were, that the tree had several sorts of fruit on it and there were no names printed
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      176 10 'Protection against chills' "At this time of year it's so easy to catch a chill... For sure tion wear 'Viyella.' Cool wktu it'i hot and warm when it's cool Viyella Mi IF IT SH RISKS WE REPLACE PCiyJfiU •'"> •»<"!' «*> makm of •lirrlla'amd kai the urn, tM^ is wonderful/
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    Albert Namatjira, the out of doors artist
    1289 11  -  LLOYD 1 MORGAN by rpUNPER OF SCHOOL FOR lORIGINE PAINTERS JOSE WORK HAS /yoN WORLD ACCLAIM ENTLY, in the courthouse of Central uistralia's Alice Springs, a heavily-built, old man, broad and kindly-faced, was need to six months' jail lor having icd liquor lo
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      119 11 BARGAIN OFFER! 2 Til RFC OF DONTMISS %#DEI9 \om THIS GRAND OFFER! If you haven't tried Pepsodent M*^^o M^^?^T^fij^9jM l ff JI already, try it now. Pepsodent i M Knfihrlr f^vr VV^ so good for your teeth because it contains Irium*. Irium helps Pepsodent to get into the I^l l
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      117 11 Carmen 4% to. By 3Maa J C_/-<-VT Akin V* Mt I^^^^^ N "*T fa 1 A^i^A*^^^^^ N^^^^'^B £^^^^^^^^_^^^^|M^^bJ fhe Saini By Leslie Charteris §ohli Tracy By Chester Gould 1.t.. K^lT WAS WIGHT ABOUT THIS 1 K7m SURE WE EES APOUND "1 W' I TELLMDU I'LL 6EE 1 \r~V-- 8^ f
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    RUBBER DUTY YIELD ABOVE ESTIMATES: TIN RESULTS POOR
    536 12 By Our Market Correspondent WITH the improved rubber price in the past three months Federation of Malaya revenue is now beginning to benefit and in September the rubber duty yielded $7.2 million against a budgetted monthly average this year of $6.1 million.
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    STOCK INDICES
    18 12 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 28 Oct. 27 Industrials: 89.66 89.62 Tins- 85.61 86.09 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    393 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported: "The local share market was generally quiet lii all sections and prices were inclined to sag. The turnover was small. Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $1.06 and $1.07: Fraser Neave ords $1.58 to $1.60; Gammon
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    26 12 SINGAPORE. OCT. 28. RIBBER: 88; cents per Ib. (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5374 per picul (down SI). Estimated unofficial offering 120 tons.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    152 12 .November first grade rubber buyers t.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 88 i cents per lb up three-eighths of cent on Monday's closing price. Closing tone: Steady. Closing price* m cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. l R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 87 seller.-, 88',: Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    STORE SHIPPING
    69 12 Ships lying alongside the Sincapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Chusan 1/2 Tigre 4/5. Shunko Maru 6A. Seganw 6. Sengcarang 7. Somali 8/9. Glenearn 10/11. Mahathevi 13/14. Loksang 15/16. Java 18 Choysang 19/20. Angkorwat N. Wall a. Rajah Brooke 21/22 Mvrtlebank 23/24. Pilote Gamier 25/26. Braeside
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    107 12 MELBOURNE. Tues INVESTMENT shares on the Stock Exchange her e today maintained a firm tone in a KenI erally quiet market. Loans 3.,, 1956-59 £99 10s. 3d. Bank of N.S.W £36 seller Con. Zinc 69/6 Mount Lyell 27 6<•N. Broken Hill 91/9 Hin oo Vs.. Mount Morgan 13/1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    106 12 Sine a i,- Chinese Produce Fxrhange noon pi ices |x-r picul yesterday were- topra: steady; UK Continent October /November $37", buyers. SJB', sellers. Coconut oil: steady bulk $57 sellers, drum $60. sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muniok white $123, Sarawak $122, special Sarawak i>iac-k $71
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    98 12 *Z^ M l *y» I > Ewhanje BanksAssociation made the following changes in lta rates to merchant! yesterday (all rates to $100) •n 0 airmail T.T. 31 15 16. O.D. 32 1/16. 90 d st 32 £"«»lt WH«. 32 >, ,rade bills Selling T.T. or O.D. ready Canada
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      780 12 NOTICES NOTICE The Management of the Rubber Planting Material Supply Agency, Kuala Lumpur, wishes to inform its Customers and the Public that the Agency will be dissolved on 31st October, 1958, but that the The Rubber Planting Supply Agency, under new Proprietorship, will continue to conduct the business at the
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      112 12 NOTICES 1 BRITISH EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION Reminder to Members Annual General Meeting 5.15 p.m. in Robinson's Cafe tomorrow. Thursday 30th October^ I NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that. by mutual consent, Mr. S. Y. HON nas left the services of Messrs. Kian Gwan (M) Ltd. on 15th October 1958 and as
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      401 12 NOTICES THE PENANG TURF CLUB NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Penang Turf Club will be held at the Turf Club's Office, Chartered Bank Chambers. Union Street. Penang. on Friday, 14th November, 1958 at 5.00 p.m. BUSINESS 1. To confirm the Minutes
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      591 12 NOTICES NOTICE MR. TAN CHIN CHUAN, formerly a salesman of our Com- pany. Is no longer in our employ and has no authority to transact business or collect moneys on lour behalf. Dated this 27th day of October. VAN HOUTEN (FAR EAST) LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) 22, Chulia Street, Singapore.
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      760 12 Japan O.S.A. PaeUlo «fc Atlantic Coas, Pe?ng P. Sham SDore cT S «*Vi.. "htfrta Man" Ist rill 1/ 1 No* 10 Niv 12 No Iricall 13/15 Nay N "KMikawa Mam" IS Dec 14 Die ii/n Oet loadinf for Hongkong, all Japan Ports, L's Angeles and n cargo for Vancouver Seattle.
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      81 12 For Singapore Advertisers J Tlassififp > d tisem.-nts a>.> V* 1 are now ai" P'°f .|y 'Times House. Kn<r Road, between W and 6.00 p.m. >'" n "fv» Friday and fro" to 1.00 p.m Btcn ?aI °v Classified ad- t be handed in at our office. 104 \n-.oii Rl> jfjM
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      1426 13 tr i »405 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. HtMll (Incorporated in Singapore) (12 lues) xHE BLUE FUNNEL LDfE V,"' SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON f CONTINENTAL PORTS ,vu Swi witt I'ttrty tt prKeed vit Panama tr Copt of GaM Hape) ta'fitra option to proceed via ottier ports to load and discharge
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      1252 13 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR ADEN, PORT SAW, GENS*. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, BREMEN, HAMBURS, COPENHAGEN. 60TNENBURS, OSLO Sport P. S ram Pening "PATACONIA" 13/14 Nil IS/IS NOT "KOREA" tl 23 Nay "JUTLANOIA"t 22/23 NOT 24/1J NOT »/IS NOT Calls laidM '.Passengers etly Calhag Ciyt.i t Pauaigar McammalataM availakle. OUTWARDS SAILINGS
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      1323 13 Kni THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. "aft SINGAPORE (incorporated in tho United Kinjjdom) S LINES SAILINGS TS UEN. U.K.. CSNTINfNTAL PORTS Spore P. Sham Penani MNVANNBCR for Hamburg. London Rotterdam. M'bro n Pert n Bet M Ht/ 1 Not BENREOCN (or London. RotttrdMt, li Ptrt 21 Bet Bremen, Hamburg M
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      1333 13 MoALISTER 6e CO.. LTD. HI.-. Ne.i ***** ELLKKMAN LINII aXLAVSMBM LINK LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERIAM, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, HAMIURG I HULL SEATTLE, VANCOUVER t PORTLAND •ad for U.S.A.. North Atlantic Porta Acceftiag earn lie CMtral Sink and Canada v.a Colombo Amonee CITY OF CBVINTRY BSNNEVILLE Spore P. Sham Penang r
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    YOUR HEIGNESS YOUR CAN WIN EVEN WITH TOPWEIGHT
    1240 14 YOUR HEIGNESS YOUR CAN WIN EVEN WITH TOPWEIGHT RACING With EPSOM JEEP "yOIR HIGHNESS II is in brilliant form and can make it iour-ofl-the-reel in today's feature race at Bukit Timah— the 7f handicap for Class 1 horses (Race Six). This remarkably-improv-ed five-year-old will be even better over 7f and
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    1369 14 RACE I— *.lS« (Ciut D»v. 4)- 1 MUe 1 ***** Pappa Prince iDr. C.X Quek. Rodgens 3 90 W 2 ***** Vanitas (Jee Tan) Hobbs. 5 8.13 (F) Franklin 3 ***** Time To Reason cCapt. (SF) Forte 4 ***** Mauyan Graduate (Wong*^^ g n (Q) chadwlcfc 5
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      527 14 ■TLI Zm ■lT rosTyWEi^llilaJliliiJ Ifc^ijl I t97» yiTriiiiiUiiJUP^ 11. 1.45. 4&6.300NL1 I see it now. "horror ofDRACULA PLCS! MfSICAL SHORT "MAMBO MADNESS". B South East AsUn Premiere TONIGHT 9.30 p.m. One show only w ££U£? "A TIME TO LOVE A TIME TO DIE" B JOHN GAVIN Lilo Pulver C'Scope-Color (UI-SB)
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      440 14 i CAjHW orSuuStiom rj: I IHRK BOGARDK YOKO TAM B'cohmi THE WIND CANNOT HEAD NEXT All Htm Adventures In CScape 4 •ft CHANGE! "SON Ol ROBIN HOOD fJ|liJ*f VA r 0 p FROM"fCDAY r^* fc J j f.*yTT^*TTT^ PI.EASK NO 1 1 Z II a.m. -1.30- 4.00 -6.45 9.30 Pm
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      612 15 Horn l'a«e 8) I lONS WANTED Via. i— Hnx SO et,. extra. ►CTOR, 32, sinule. post in SmgaI3o\ A 4759 S.T. AMAH available. ints. Employers M *****. I1) ESTATE ACcum efficient seeks position In Borneo— Estates, Co:. tact Box KD— C BOYS. G Amabs, W Amans, helps. Availrvant Agency, ding.
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      828 15 OFFICE SPACE VACANT i 20 Words M fTlllJ ets. rxlra. BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE 2nd .Floor Robinson Road with i ii-ic)>iione Approx. 240 sq ft i or $100/- Per Table Space Apply Box A 4754 S.T. Immediate Occupation. TO LET. Clean and Airy, Furnished Office In Cecil Street, area :>pproximately 500
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      939 15 WANTED Borrfj $s (Milt.)— Box SO et: extra. TO RENT an office also one showroom. Reply with Information to Post Box 1648. Singapore. TO PURCHASE LAND one* acre and above or obtainable In i Districts 9 or 10. Pull details to Post Box 1648, Singapore. EUROPEAN WITH ACCIDENT free driving
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      888 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words %S (Min.)-Box SO et: txtra 1956 CHEVROLET Opel Ka pitan. 1955. Fiat 600 cc. Hillman Minx. 1854 Chevrolet. 1953 Austin Somerset. 1951 F/Custom, Singer. Oxford Van, Station Wagon. S/ Vanguard S 'Wagon 1948 WoLseley 10 h.p. Call Wong 278 Lavender Street, (Spore). 1957 SIMCA, 1956
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      605 15 NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE (Refund of Members' Monthly Subscriptions) 1. It is herby announced that our 'Unemployment Benefits Section' has ceased to operate as from 18th September, 1958. and it has i been decided to refund in full by ca>h all the monthly subscriptions already paid up by ex-members of the
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      353 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from j licensed second-hand dealers only for the purchase of unserviceable vehicles, steam rollers, tyres, batteries. Scrap iron and miscellaneous stores. Full particulars and tender forms obtainable from the mechanical Engineer. P.W.D., Perak, Ipoh. Tender closes at noon on Thurs- day 13th November. 1958.
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      200 15 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE i Tenders from Class "F" and above registered Contractors will be received by the Executive Engineer. Tampln up to NOON on 3lst October 1958 for the Excavation and backfilling of trenches, laying and testing 4 diameter A.C. pipes and construction Of Valve Chambers. Anchor Blocks etc.
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      191 15 for the light off your Advertisement Do you suffer from stomach upsets Food cannot digest properly I if the Klanda of the stomach produce too much acid. An excess of stomach acid holds i up digestion, causing heartburn, flatulence and other distressing difrestiou upsets. A proved remedy 'Blsma?' Isasafe quick
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    Openers are May's big problem
    160 16 noon with a freely-hit century, making it in 125 minutes with twelve boundaries. He is a lovely hittrr of the ball when in the mood but so far he has been concentrating very much on not losing his wicket. This is understandable with so many
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    611 16 fc Nightwatchman* Trueman hits S3 and it costs Jim Laker 38s MCC add 248 runs for three wickets in four hours From JACK FINGLETON Perth, Tuesday. THE M.C.C. were content to let their match against the Combined Australian XI run into a draw today and Colin Cowdrey
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    95 16 MCC IST INNS 349 COMBINED XI IST INNS 260 MCC 2ND INNS Richardson c tub b Strauss 5 Milton c Watton b O'Neill 8 Trueman c Simpson b Rutherford S3 Subba Row b Simpson 15 Bailey not out 71 Cowdrey not out 100 Extras 5 Total (for four) 257
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    125 16 PERTH. Tues. Willie Watson the England and Leicestershire batsman was successfully operated on this morning for the removal of a piece of loose cartilage from his left knee. Watson is expected to be out of the game for four or five weeks. Mr. Freddie Brown, the MCC
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    189 16 OINGAPORE, Tues. Quck Hock Seng, favourites to win the Chung Hwa Cup basketball competition, beat Nee Soon 107-83 at the Great World tonight. In another match Mm Chong beat Hwa Yew 99-74. KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Federation of Malaya Com bined Schools beat Chulalongkorn University of Bangkok
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    130 16 BURGE'S 94 RUNS SAVES HIS SIDE BRISBANE, Tues.— A fin innings of 94 by Peter Burge helped Queenslam stave off defeat by Nev South Wales In their Shef field Shield match her* today. The match ended In a draw Queensland. who had followed on 267 behind, were still 24 runs
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