The Straits Times, 13 November 1958

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    20 1 AVEIIAGE I>,\II.Y CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fat*** 1 ft**** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1958 15 CENTS
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    OFFER BY WORLD BANK
    224 1 MALAYA TOLD; YOU MAY SEEK FURTHER LOANS Vice -President's statement after meeting Ministers Knapp also meets the King KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-The Interonal Bank is ready to consider requests for further loans for developnt in Malaya. lie Vicc-Presidcnl the Hank, Mr. J. inkc Knapp, told the c
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    Lock icon CEYLON FAILS TO FIND 'SOS' SHIP
    184 1 CEYLON FAILS TO FIND 'SOS' SHIP COLOMBO, Wednesday. rpHE CEYLON Navys flagship, the x minesweeper Vijaya, today abandoned its search for the 15,749-ton Liberian tanker Chloe, which created a mystery yesterday by sending contradictory radio signals about mutiny and murder on board Meanwhile, v was reported nere a radio station
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    Mr. Chew: I am in People's Alliance
    359 1 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. yHE Education Minister, Mr. Chev Swee Kee, said today he had joined the Singapore People's Alliance led by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. He told the Straits Times: "I have all alone supported the Chief Minister in his plans
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    Lock icon Red shore guns silent ail day
    76 1 Red shore guns silent ail day TAIPEH. Wed. The Communists did not resume even day bombardment of the Quemoy Islands today despite yesterday's report from Quemoy that mainland amplifiers had broadcast warnings that everyday shelling was about to resume. The last of yesterday's 693 shells fell at 11.10 p.m. The
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    Marshall: Lim tried to get me into Alliance
    127 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. *^Mr. David Marshall, chairman of the Workers' Party, today revealed that the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, had tried in secret negotiations to persuade him to join the new Singapore People's Alliance. Mr. Marshall told the Straits Times that
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    Lock icon Women fined
    37 1 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. Fines of t"5 or one month's Jail were imposed yesterday on 120 African women wh took part in a procession here on Oct. 21 in protest against the issue of identity cards.— Renter
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    Lock icon Commons cheer
    30 1 LONDON, Wed.— Sir Winston Churchill was cheered when he entered the House of Commons yesterday for the first time since the new session started on Oct. 28.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon MICHIKO, 24, THE GIRL WHO MAY BE NEXT EMPRESS OF JAPAN
    102 1 MICHIKO, 24, THE GIRL WHO MAY BE NEXT EMPRESS OF JAPAN The name is Michiko Shoda. She is 24. beautiful, witty, talented. intelligent. i and she may be the next Empress of Japan, say reports from Tokyo. She played tennis with Crown Prince Akihito one fine day and now there
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    7 more polio cases in Singapore
    104 1 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Seven more polio cases were reported today bringing the epidemic total since August to 278. Two new Sabin immunisation centres will start operating tomorrow at the New World Amusement Park and at Sombawang English School. The four existing centres and the mobile
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    WOMAN FOUND DEAD, HALF-NAKED
    196 1 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. OOLICE today combed woods after a half-naked Chinese woman was found dead about 100 yards from a lonely path at the 93 mile old Thompson Road The woman, unidentified up to late tonight, was badly mutilated. Her right arm had been severed from the
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    Lock icon To see his tiger
    70 1 LONDON. Wed. Gurkha Corporal Kamansing Limbu has a date at London Zoo tomorrow with a tiger ne first met in the Malayan jungle. Cpl Kamansing caught it and kept it for six months When it became too much of a handful the 7th Gurkha Rifles presented
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    Lock icon Pearling ban
    24 1 PERTH. Wed. The Government will not grant Ja panese pearl fishers permits to operate in waters oft* north-west Australia this season Reuter.
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    Lock icon MCC team manager in row with cameramen at airport
    157 1 MCC team manager in row with cameramen at airport OYDNEY. Wed. M.C.C. team manager Freddie Brown clashed with Pressmtn and photographers when the team arrived here by air from Melbourne today. As the team stepped from the plane a crowd of reporters, television cameramen and photograph ers closed around them.
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    Rubber up again
    43 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Rubber rose again in price here today and closed at 92 3 8 cents per lb.. the highest since August 1957. Copra prices today were quoted at $40.50 buyers per picul the highest level for nearly five years.
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    Lock icon Top Huk seeks embassy asylum
    239 1 Top Huk seeks embassy asylum MANILA, Wed. —The Philippine Secretary of Defence, Mr. Jesus Vargas, has demanded that the Indonesian Government turn over to Philippine Army officials a Filipino Communist leader who today sought political asylum in the local Indonesian Embassy. Alfredo B Saulo the chief of propaganda of the
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 CRASHES BLOC RAILLINt M)N. ctaibM involvni.; ked main lim lon and M !i md d«i with north-wi laad. No Injuries.— Rci
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    Lock icon Johari: Soviet Union weakened buffer stock plan for tin
    619 2 MINISTER HITS RUSSIA FOR NOT WORKING FOR COMMON GOOD SEATTLE, WEDNESDAY 'CO-OPERATION BY NATIONS VITAL FOR THE METAU |N€HE MohUMd Khir bin .Johari, (he Federation Minister of Education, yesterday blamed the Soviet Union lor the fall in tin prices. The Minister,
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    JAILED SKIPPER PLANS PROTEST
    176 2 JAILED SKIPPER PLANS PROTEST SINGAPORE, Wed. Amer i c an shipbuilding millionaire Mr. Fred Peterson and his crew will protest to the Indonesian Consulate -Gen eral here tomorrow against their detention in jail at Denpassa, Bali, for five days. Mr. Peterson said he would also ask for compensation for damage
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    Back to prison
    46 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Hashim bin Mohann-d Samad. a police supervisee, who on his discharge from iail on Oct. 9 failed to report to the police until he was arrested on Oct. 24. was jailed for six months in the Magistrates Court here today
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    3 WAYS OF HEARING MANY TONGUES
    124 2 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. yHE House Committee of thr Legislative Assembly 1 has apreed to order thiee different types of headphones for simultaneous translation facilities when multi-lingualism is introduced in the newAssembly next year. The order covers 41 deafaid type headphones, 23 oneearpiece type and 154
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    MASCARA BAN IN KEDAH
    117 2 \l OK STAR. Wed. Thr Kcd.ili (■ovcriinient today prohibited the sale and j import of a locally manufactured mascara largely used by Malay women in kampongs to beautify their o.\c-lashi'v The mascara is known in Malay as "chilla mata. A (iovri nment statrmrnt >aid today that
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    Lock icon Sir Harold installed as London's Lord Mayor
    50 2 Sir Harold installed as London's Lord Mayor Sir Harold Gillett. chairman of Wliiteaway. Laidlaw and Company, Ltd., was admitted as the new Lord Mayor of London at the Guildhall last Saturday. The admission ceremony is known as the "silent change" as it is conducted almost entirely in silence. Reuter picture.
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    Youth robbed
    29 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. A carpenter. Tan Lena Fatt. la. was robbed ot a watch and pen. worth $200. by a youth in Kreta Ayer Road here last night.
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    PROMOTION FOR TWO
    89 2 Singapore, wed. TinCity Council's staff committee today unanimously approved the promotion dl two senior officers on the advice of the Public Bcr-. rice Commission. The officers are Mr. P. C. Marcus. from Deputy Chief Administrative Officer to Chief Administra- tive Oflicor. and Mr. S. S. Scales, from
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    PASSAGE GRANT: CITY STAFF DECIDE NOT TO NEGOTIATE
    395 2 PASSAGE GRANT: CITY STAFF DECIDE NOT TO NEGOTIATE SINGAPORE, Wednesday. I OCAL Senior Officers' Association of the City Council decided at an extraordinary meeting tonight not to negotiate with the Chief Administrative Officer on the question of free passage grants. The city council at a meeting on Sept. 30 decided"
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    Lock icon The odd hole
    67 2 The odd hole r MELBOURNE. Wed— I Pedestrians gaped and motorists cheered as I Melbourne's first "pot- I hole inspector." armed I with a measuring tape, went to work today. His job? To tour Melbourne streets on foot looking for holes deeper than an inch. He then reports his find
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    Xmas party for deaf and dumb
    70 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Apex Club of Katong will be I holding a Christmas party and film show for 130 children of the Singapore Deal and Dumb School on Dec. 6. The club la appealing to the public to donate gifts j either in cash or
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    Mahjong playing mothers criticised
    152 2 Mahjong playing mothers criticised pENANG, Wed former stati cillor. Mr. x. P I durai. today criti parents who I their children and their time an d i "playing mah keeping up Joneses." He said parent Name juvenile on other people eners. At the Parent's Das orations of tl Pyketl Method!
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    Bumper sale
    15 2 KUANTAN. Wed. Anglican Church h hold a bumper lancy good.' sale on Saturday.
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    A stronger army for Chiang
    177 3 GEN. CHEN: THIS IS A MEANS TO ACHIEVE OVR MISSION OF UNITING CHINA ENEMY /ILLNEVER ABANDON FORCE' VIPEH, Wed.— The Nationalist Prime! nister, (len. ('hen eng, *;»id today that lionalist China will rease its military imth to reunite ma. Chen told a group .eminent leaders
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    Lock icon E. Germans play down threat to take over West Berlin
    193 3 BERLIN, Wednesday. T^HE East German Premier, Mr. Otto Grotewohl, x and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Lothar Bolz, backed down today on their threats to take over Ctwo Communist offifaced by Western deterion to hold the city by made conciliatory statements
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    Lock icon India wilt repay all loans -Desai
    66 3 India wilt repay all loans -Desai BOMBAY. Wed. India's Finance Minister, Mr. Morarji Desai, yesterday discounted fears that India might not be able to repay large foreign loans she was receiving for development purposes. Mr. Desai said foreign loans would become a "burden" on the country's economy only if they
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    18 Kuomintang schools shut
    41 3 JAKARTA. Wed.— Eighteen Kuomintang sponsored schools in east Java have been closed by Indonesia's War Administration. A spokesman of the administration said the 3.900 students and 100 teachers were taken into Indonesian or Chinese non-Kuomintang schools.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Of cigarettes, cancer, mother's milk...
    157 3 DON. Wed.— A loading Lcian yesterday disd th<" British Medical >Lirch Council's decithat cigarette-smok-waa a major cause of cancer as "staggering tost unscientific' liter Hannay declared the council. which i s im- Government medical matter.-;, had i on statistics "and les alone." I think that
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      VOLUNTEERS RUSH FOR NAAFI JOBS IN CYPRUS
      81 3 VOLUNTEERS RUSH FOR NAAFI JOBS IN CYPRUS f ONDON, W e d. Naafi headquarters here, which had asked for 500 volunteers to go to Cyprus, had received 4,000 applications by noon today. They are wanted for Services canteens, clubs, and shops in place of the 1,500 Greek Cypriot workers sacked
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      Lock icon Trade gap drop
      68 3 LONDON: Britain's trade gap, excess of imports ovr exports and re-exports, in October amounted to £49 million or £11 million less than in September, the Board of Trade said. But the figure was still £16 million above the average for January to September. Reuter. TOKYO: Malaya is
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      Lock icon French A-bomb
      63 3 PARIS: Preparations for the first French atomicbomb explosion are going ahead at full speed but will "not take place within the next few weeks", a high ranking cabinet minister said. -U.P.I. SALISBI'RY: Housewives in Southern Rhodesia turned out in force to vote in the general election in this
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      Lock icon UNESCO funds
      54 3 PARIS: The United Nations Educational Social and Cultural Organisation voted itself a two-year budget of 'U.S.) $25,970,463 despite Russian objections that running cost were too high.— U.P.l. BONN: Greek Premier Constantin Karananlis lunched with West German Premier Theodor Heuss as part of the last day in his three-day
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    Lock icon SPACE CAPSULE PLAN
    81 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has asked manufacturers of missiles to design a oneton space capsule capable of orbiting the earth for up to 28 hours. The NASA said it planned to launch the capsule from Cape Canaveral. Florida. in the nose of an
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    LONDON STOCKS
    344 3 ONDON. Wed.— Generally cheer- ful conditions prevailed in London stock markets today for the start of the new account. There «a« a revival of investment buying of industrial equities after the profit-taking of the past two days. Gilt-edged securities staged a welcome rally and. although it was not
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    Lock icon King Hussein postpones all his plans for that holiday in Europe
    215 3 King Hussein postpones all his plans for that holiday in Europe LAUSANNE. Wed King Hussein of Jordan has postponed all his plans for a European holiday, it was reliably learned here today 'from sources close to his mother. Queen Zain. The Queen, who is staying at a lakeside hotel with
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    Lock icon SURPRISE RAIDS: NO ACCORD ON AGENDA YET
    209 3 SURPRISE RAIDS: NO ACCORD ON AGENDA YET GENEVA. Wednesday. T»HE EAST- WEST surprise attack prevention con- ference at its second private meeting here today continued discussion of its plan of work but adjourned after 90 minutes without reaching agreement on an agenda. Usually well informed sources said that the experts
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    Lock icon American jet sets record
    63 3 NEW YORK. Wed. An! American Airlines Boeing 707 jet airliner set a new commercial transport plane record between San Francisco and New York last night with four hours. 38 minutes for the 2.697 miles. The plane, on a training and familiarisation flight, cut one hour 19
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    Lock icon Karami seeks crisis powers
    56 3 BEIRUT, Wed. The Lebanese Parliament met today to give its approval to the Government's demand for emergency powers during the next six months. The Prime Minister. Mr Ra.shid Karami's demand for the powers was designed to meet such urgent problems as disarming tlio civilian population and
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    Singapore people 'are a selfish lot'
    294 5 CYCLISTS, TRISHA mDERS^WORST OFFENDERS, SAYS ACCIDENTS MAN ixtcul™,,™ WNCSAPORE, Wednesday. INSPECTOR T. S. ZAIN of the Traffic Accident Investigation Ilranch, said today that the people of Singapore were a selfish and uncooperative lot. ne said: "I have yet Lo see pedestrians helping little schoolchildren
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    Buddhists from Siam
    69 5 Buddhists from Siam SINGAPORE Wed -A programme of prayers, a discourse on dhamma and a Him .show will be held at the Arandamelyarama Temple in Silat Road on Saturday to welcome a visiting party of Siamese Buddhists from Chiangmai and Lumpoon. The visitors will perform the "Kathlna Presentaat on io
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    "KISSING TATTOO TOOK HIS FANCY
    166 5 "KISSING TATTOO TOOK HIS FANCY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A DESIGN showing a couple kissing took a youth's fancy and he had himself tattooed with it without realising its significance. Because of the tattoo tht i youth. Wong Seng Chee. 20. I found himself in court today accused ol being a member
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    Committee works on programme for Prince
    96 5 Committee works on programme for Prince SINGAPORE. Wed. A small committee is work. ing on the programme for Prince Philip's visit here in February but its com. I position is being kept secret at the moment. The Government Director of I Information Services, Mr. G. G. Thomson, who is believed
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    $220 FINE FOR SOLDIER
    84 5 $220 FINE FOR SOLDIER SINGAPORE. Wed. A soldier broke two window panes at the home of an Army civilian worker after he had been refused a loan, a court here was told today. Pte. David John Tebbett. of RAMC. admitted causing mischief at the home of Karta Singh in Alexander
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    Still more cars in Singapore
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The number of cars registered in Singapore up to the end of last month was 52,648. an increase of 479 over September's figures. There were only 48.682 ears registered up to the end of last year.
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    Army brings many benefits to Singapore
    194 5 Army brings many benefits to Singapore SINGAPORE, Wed. The British Army could not carry on in I Singapore without the goodwill and skill of its civilian working force, the Director. Public Relations, G.H.Q., Far East Land Forces. Col. R. J. A. Hornby, said here today. Col. Hornby told a Rotary
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    BRAGA HAS A QUIET DAY IN TOKYO
    113 5 BRAGA HAS A QUIET DAY IN TOKYO TOKYO. Wed. Visiting Singapore Health Minister. Mr. A. J. Braga. and Mrs. Braga. spent a quiet day in Tokyo today, "going where our mood took us." Mr. Braga said he was in Tokyo for "a quiet rest" on an unofficial visit. Mr. Braga
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    Blast kills man
    29 5 KAMPAR. Wed An ex- plosion from a tractor cylinder killed a mechanic. Chow j Choon San. 47. yesterday at the Heap Leek Sun Xc Foundry here.
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    970 give blood
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Blood Transfusion Service received blood from 970 )x»ople last month. There were 936 recipients. SINGAPORE. Wed. The Blood Transfusion Service received blood from 970 )x»ople last month. There were 936 recipients.
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    BLAST KILLED BOATMAN: CAUSE IS NOT KNOWN'
    229 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. An j open verdict was recorded at an inquest today on a lighterman, Lim Ah Tee, 60. who died when his 1 vessel, carrying 2,850 tins of motor spirit, caught fire and sank in the sea. off Pulau Bukom on Oct.
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    'SINGING BOY' IS WITH THE ELVES- BOMOHS
    335 5 'SINGING BOY' IS WITH THE ELVES- BOMOHS Kampong parents make vain IS "day search for their missing son SINGAPORE, Wed. Bomohs believe thai ii Malay boy has been spirited away by the orangorang bunion (invisible elves of the forest Nasrun bin Abubakar, 17, was a boy whom everybody in Kampong
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    Teachers urged to be patient over scheme
    374 5 Teachers urged to be patient over scheme SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Singapore Certificated Teachers' Association here today urged its members to exercise pati- ence and calm, and not to listen to malicious rumcurs aimed at splitting wider the ranks 01 the teachers. In a circular referring to the Government's proposed Scheme
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    Too many pigs
    59 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Bot Yook Choon. who allowed his lorry to carry an overweight of live pigs, was lined 5250 in the magistrate's court today. Hor pleaded that when he bought the pigs a month ago the weight was with in the permissible load. The pigs had
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    99 Asians have resigned
    68 5 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Since January this year. 99 Asian officers have resigned from the City Council, said an official reply today to questions on staff by a Labour Front councillor. Mr. G. B. Armstrong. The reply said thai those who had given reasons explained that they were
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    Fair men to collect $300,000 for the two varsities
    226 5 Fair men to collect $300,000 for the two varsities SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Exposition Committee is organising a campaign to raise funds for the j University of Malaya and Nanyang University. The committee plan to sell attractive "car stickers" at a dollar each to raise over $300,000 to be shared
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      475 5 BRITISH COUNCIL: Exhibi- a.m. (advanced) 10.30 a.m., tfresstion or the poetry and paintings making class 10.30 a.m.. Malay of William Bluke at the Univer- beginners clttl ."> 30 p.m.. coffee sity of Malaya Art. Museum. 9 a.m. and cookies party lor "Y" mem- to 4.30 p.m. I bers at 18
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    DEATH
    26 6 20 Words SID < -'-•-iinij. MR EIXJAB LIONEL KRIDA pused away peacefully at 44 nido street H.U.08 al I n m funeral 13.11.58 at l.ao pm
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    66 6 20 Hard* 'in (mmtmmm). lUX FAMiLY OF Ihe hue ■ladam Teo Hve Neo thank Bikoo. members of BuddhiM A.-m> ciauon. Relatives and Friends who ■ent Wreaths and Attended funeral 10-11-58. MR. <Sc MRS. V M IHARANATHA PANICKER thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendance, assistance, greetings and
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    PERSONAL
    46 6 2i, Wm* IM i mmdmmm). IS THERE BO Ensli.-h Nannie in Singapore who wishes, an ustebid p.i.ssa-f home io the l"X In I ihe P. O. Arcadia Saili:: on Kith December 1958 In exchange for looking alter ■>' year old 11 Box A 4996 S T
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Nov. 13. 1958. Mr. Ong And His Remedy
    684 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Thurs. Nov. 13. 1958. Mr. Ong And His Remedy What Mi. Ong Eng Gua-i calls the "crisis" in the Singapore City Council has produced a proposal for the complete revision of the committee system which b the basis of the British system of local government. The
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    Korean Campaign
    261 6 After the Korean item on the agenda of tho Political Committee of the j U.N. Assembly come th'> resolutions on the peaceful uses of outer space. There is a moral somewhere in this juxtaposition. For some of the arguments on the Korean issue obviously were out of this
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    Dragon Or Prahus
    219 6 Il is doubtful if man;, children or even adults aiv aware that every time they eat a moon cake they aiv saluting the memory of band of revolutionary heroes in ancient Chinese history. Similarly, the dragon boat festival is being celebrated in Singapore and the Federation with
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    PEACE IN ALGERIA COULD CHECK COMMUNIST ADVANCE IN MIDDLE EAST
    840 6 PEACE IN ALGERIA COULD CHECK COMMUNIST ADVANCE IN MIDDLE EAST KUALA LUMPUR. VO other area, it seems to me. can rival in contemporary political importance that area sometimes referred to as the Arab world, sometimes as the Muslim world, and sometimes as the Middle East, although it cannot accurately be
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    Nelson Rockefeller: Rallying point for U.S. Republicans
    817 6  - Nelson Rockefeller: Rallying point for U.S. Repu blicans TERENCE LANCASTER By NEW YORK. piFTY YEAR OLD 1 Nelson Rockefeller has opened Americas most exciting political prospect since President Eisenhower sot an honourable discharge from the U.S. Army. While a Democratic riptide engulfed most of the United States Rockefeller halted the
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      Brunei and federation with neighbouring territories
      483 6 Brunei and federation with neighbouring territories 11,'ith reference to a re- port in the Straits Tlmea of Oct. 20. in which your correspondent lnters viewed His Highness the s Sultan of Brunei at the Istana Darul Hana. the s public in Borneo have drawn the conclusion that His Highness was
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    288 7 WITH A NEW NAME, NEW OWNERS, SHE'S OFF TO A NEW LIFE :^;.\PORE, Wed. The former NationChinese freight- j Hal Hsuan, now mcd the Julia. tiled lor Indonesia after eight 5 and 10 months nchor in the Sinre Roads. Julia is now to
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    In today: Indonesia's
    203 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DRIG.-GEN. DJATIKUSUMO, till recently De- puty Chief of Stalf of the Indonesian Army, will arrived here tomorrow to take over as Consul-General. The Indonesian Government's choice of such a high-ranking military officer for the diplomatic post has been linked with a drive to stamp out
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    Decision on boat race postponed
    70 7 SINGAPORE, UcJ. The derision on whether University of Malaya students will take part in a proposed annual dragon boat race again*t Nanyang Uni. versity undergraduates has been postponed for another tuo weeks. The tenth Students Council of the university, which held its last meeting yesterday,
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    School concert.
    23 7 PENANG. rues.— The Pc- 1 nang Welleslej Primary School Will hold Its annual prize-giving and concert at' 9 am. on Tu<sc'ay.
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    Fishing boat adrift in heavy seas, water all gone
    254 7 Fishing boat adrift in heavy seas, water all gone ITLANG, Wed. An immediate SOS for water was sent out yesterday when a Malayan police launch went to the aid of a Chinese fishing boat. The boat, with a crew of seven Chinese, was adrift in heavy seas two miles off
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    Two injured in trisha, car, tanker, lorry crash
    94 7 Two injured in trisha, car, tanker, lorry crash SINGAPORE, Wed. Two men were seriously inju n-d today in a crash in Anson Road, involving an oil tanker, a stationary lorry, a stationary car, and a trisha. Lee Boon Hock, 19, a driving instructor, was pinned under the car, and had
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    CON MAN CASHES IN WITH FAKE PAPERS
    190 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. EDUCATION Ministry oflicials believe that a eon- h'dence trickster has duped some students into paying large sums for fake copies of the Chinese Middle Senior (3rd year) examination papers Reports of a leakage, siml!ar to that which was uncovered last week
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    APPEAL FOR CHEER FUND FOR LEPERS
    73 7 APPEAL FOR CHEER FUND FOR LEPERS SINGAPORE. Wed— Lady Scott, chairman of the appeals committee of the Sinpapore Leprosy Relief Association, has asked for public donations to provide Christmas cheer for the inmates of the Trafalgar Home. Her appeal was contained in a circular letter posted today. Gifts may be
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    Proposal against 'privileged clubs'
    187 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Socialist Front will get the municipality to examine the leases of "privileged clubs" in Kuala Lumpur if it wins the coming municipal c lections. Its 19-point manilesto lor the elections next month. lamed here tonight, said that the Front would examine the
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    Thug attempted extortion, was beaten up with iron bar
    88 7 Thug attempted extortion, was beaten up with iron bar SINGAPORE. Wed Four separate cases of extortion were reported to the Singapore police yesterday. They were committed against a rag and bone man, and stall holders and hawkers in Angus Street, Shenton Way, Queen Street and Sultan Gate. In three cases
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    Boy drowned
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— An 11--year-old boy. Chua Teng Khoon, was found drowned in the Singapore River today. Chua had earlier left his house in Fisher Street for a swim.
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    NAP disowns polls pact branch
    227 7 IPOH. Wednesday. HHHE National Association of Perak headquarters here today disowned its Taiping branch which announced yesterday that it had reached an agreement with the Alliance branch to pool their resources for the Taiping Town Council elections on Dec. 6. The Taiping elections pact was
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    Thrift society approved
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Members of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union today approved the establishment of an Employees" Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Negotiations will be made with a leading Singapore bank for a loan as the society's nominal capital.
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    COUNCIL TOLD: THIS WILL HIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
    318 7 COUNCIL TOLD: THIS WILL HIT HOUSING DEVELOPMENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'FHE Singapore Ratepayers' Association today gave a warning to the City Council. It said that the decision to charge commercially administered housing estate developers with the full cost of installing electricity supplies and with not less than 50 per cent of
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    GOVT. CLEARS DOUBTS ON SABIN DOSE
    109 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of Health here issued a statement today to clarity any impression that Sabin vaccine might only offer protection for four months. The statement said: "While there are three serological types of poliomyelitis virus, the vaccine administered at all centres during
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      181 7 Born to the Rev. Charles H and Priscilla Clark, a M», Nathaniel Christopher. Novembtr 13 at the Singapore Nur.sing Home. X.L FLATS STAY YOUNC DRI WAL I lit- iiiiiilt-rii way <tt -;n i iipainl in nvv, coiuliliun (or W 41," i* ab*nrbed by the dry Si' I THB paint and
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    492 8 *61-YEAR"OLD' RETIRED MASON IS A *M*YEAR~OLD' CITIZEN AND CAN'T DRAW PROVIDENT FUND By A. MAHADEVA Singapore, Wednesday. FORMER city council mason, Palani Sanasi. is a much perplexed man. For different authorities in the Colony say he is of different ages and he has
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    76 8 Reds'll be blue-there will be no more blues IPOH. Wed. Musicallyminded terrorists left a trumpet and a trombone in a cave in the "Operation Ginger" area of Sungci Siput, north of Ipoh. Yesterday a patrol of the Ist Bn., the Sherwood Foresters operating in the area recovered the two instruments
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    Court acquits man of murder of watchman
    497 8 THEORY OF UNSOUND MIND BY DOCTOR SINGAPORE, Wed. Harchand Singh, of the Army Depot Police, accused of the murder of Narain Singh, a watchman and moneylender, was acquitted and discharged in the Assize Court today by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. The jury
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    OIL TALKS: Mr. LIM MAKES A PLEDGE
    192 8 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. 'PHE Chief, Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, today assured the managements of three oil eompaniei here and their employees' unions that he would continue to give his personal attention to their negotiations. He will also do all he can nto ensure
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    Charity dance
    31 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The English College Old Boys' Association will hold a charity dance in aid of their scholarship fund at the Diamond 'Jubilee Hall here on Dec. 4.
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    FORMER PENANG HOCKEY STAR IS NOW A NUN AND NURSE
    235 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— A former Penang hockey star is among a group of three Malayan nuns who have returned home after training in Britain as nurses for the new Mount Alvernia Hospital here, expected to be ready by the end of
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    Lock icon Millionaire railway tycoon began life as store clerk STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    1581 9 Millionaire railway tycoon began life as store clerk STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE MEN FELL BATTERED AND BLEEDING AS TWO RAILWAY MAGNATES FOUGHT FOR MONO POLISTIC GRIP HILL was one ot the most ruthless ial and indusmajrnates of late IMh and early centuries. He nllered oppoleavmg it ex- and without fi?ht.
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    RUBBER PRICE REACHES NEW HIGH LEVEL: TIN UNCHANGED
    358 10 By Our Market Correspondent THE rubber price a^ain improved in Singapore yesterday and the closing price al 92 J cents reached a new high level for the current year. The price opened slightly below Tuesday's closing levels at 91J cents and ruled
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady with quiet undertone- UK /Continent November/ December $39' i buyers. $40' i sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $61-. sellers, drum $63' a sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $125. Sarawak $124, special
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    STORE SHIPPING
    214 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Chusan 1,3, Atsuta Maru 4 5. Wairimu 6A, Agamemnon 6 7. El Salazar 8.9, Chefoo 10 11, Peleus 13 14. President Taylor 15;i6, Hoegh Cape 18. Asakaze Maru 19 20, Rajah Brooke 21:22, Katonx 23, Shinsho
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    591 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' \-sm-ijlion reported ye>terday: "The local share market was generally .steady in all sections and the turnover fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the followint business: rraser Nea\e oros $1.59. and $1.60; Gammon $1.67 I (OLt, $1.70; W. Hammer $1.57' a Iv> $1.58*: Hume Industries
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    STOCK INDICES
    18 10 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 12 Nov. 11 Industrials: 91.26 90.86 Tins: 95.41 95.22 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    24 10 SINGAPORE, Nov. 12. RUBBER: MM cents per lb. {up half a cent). TIN: $384.50 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 100 tons.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    150 10 November first grade rubhor buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 92% cents per lb up half a cent on Tuesday's clos- ing price. Closing tone: Fully .steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 925,, sellers 92-V Int. 1
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    140 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS INVKS.MK-!? 1 lenerall stock behaogt Normal vohu, nued. Mining shan lines. I Oil tb Oil Search Ba. a. hi mm i, Gold than Commons, am 1 a linn tone. Loans 3 V., Bank of NSW Con. Zinr. Mount, I yell N. Broken Hill I Hill 5o I Mount
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      430 10 CHANGE of TELEPHONE NUMBERS Plea<e note that our Telephone Numbers are now 7OUHI A 71MHHt j N. T. YOUNG j CO., LTD. i (Building Contractors) 35A, Upper Pickering St., Singapore -1. "l" DICTATE* thaVi all SINGAPORE MUST LAUGH TOMORROW! The Great Dictator^ CAPITOL Tomorrow j If you have any problem
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      801 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i RUBBER RESEARCH FEDERATION OF MALAYA I Applications are invited for the post of Assistant to the Controller of Rubber Research, Federation of Malaya. Applicants, who should prefer- ably be over 35 years of age, should have had considered administrative experience where initiative and the capacity to assume
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      476 10 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 REGI'LATION 12 (I)— Application for a Certificate of Registration NOTICE is hereby given that! SEA VIEW HOTEL LTD., Singapore is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board, Singapore, for a Certificate of Registration in respect of premises known as Sea View Hotel, Singapore 15. and that
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      888 10 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS. 1956 Regulation 12 (i) AW>lU"» tion lor a Certiilcate of Registration. NOTICE Ls hereby given that i .VICTORIA HOTEL. Singapore, is (applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore, for a Certificate I of Registration in respect of preImlses known as VICTORIA HOTEL, Singapore, 7, and that
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      511 10 NOTICES NOTICE MR CHAN PANG HUIE ls no j longer in our employ and has no I authority to transact any business j or collect any premiums on our be- I i half. THK ASIA LIFE ASSIRAXCE SOCIETY LIMITED^ HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation 12 (il Application for a Certificate
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      1364 11 ,1405 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD. T«it Mta ci'i.irpotdlfa in Smgaco'ei (12 lues) I THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Ve'.V in INGS TO lIVFRPOOL, tUStOW, LONDON t CONTINENTAL PORTS ,ti «itl li»"ty »i«irt M Paiaau tt Ca»e »t bud Hue) iO n 10 proceed via otner ports v ioao at.o mtcaige cargo
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      1291 11 M 1 I pM$ 'U J J LVrm ,h ii i/i pM EAST ASIATIC LIMBS HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR *Oth, POIII SAID, GENOA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM BPtMf N. HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, COTHENIURS, OSLO S'pott P. Sham Penang "PATACONIA" U U Ml. 11/1S No j "JUTLANOIA"I 22/23 No 14/2S NO 21,2* Nl. "MEONIA't 21
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      1319 11 K« THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '%7 7 i SINGAPORE uncortofii'd in tfct UnitM Kin|tWm) S UNES sailings TO ADEN. UK. t CONTINEHTU PBRTS S parr P. S>»m Penang SENAVON 10' lIVCOOOI V DO. Hull Hamburg II Pirt/14 Ntv 14/11 Ntv glNNtvis ioi Aoen. leooafi. ft. Suaan Ant.. Hull i)
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    939 12  - Feminine Forum OF STAGE AND FOOD SUSAN BARRIE'S BOOKS FOR WOMEN THIS seems to be my week for new books. Three have landed on my desk from the publishers, two of them cookery books that should hold interest for home cooks of all tastes. The third is an autobiography by
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    'SIXTH SENSE' IS SECRET OF SUCCESS
    417 12 AXE of Singapore's most interesting jobs is that of a buyer of one of the leading Department Stores and Mrs. Phyllis Lim, who was for several years responsible for buying women's fashion wear for John Little (M) Ltd.. says that it is also one
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      60 12 (j that silken fragrance J| p she Inns In near MtiMr K^^^W PERFUME j m (jJfrjL cijl CAtm W F. MIILOT I JHBMHHBHB^HBBSHHHHHHHBhHBJBW coc.i -Chases 1 I inborn i Chase and Sanborn Pure Coffee the Fine Quality Vacuum-packed Coffee with the fresh. to ensure rich full-bodied Aroma flavour freshness Distributors:
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      248 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS a wash afterwards (5). 1. involving the third degree Hk 7 5. 'The best ol men cannot 8. "Ring out old shapes of foul their fate" (Defoe) (7). (Tennyson) (7) 9 Their business Is growing (6. 13. Getting lost again— lonplng to 9). be home (9).
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    Seven races a day for Ipoh meeting
    600 13 IPOH, Wed. A total, x of 131 horses 78 from Class Two and 53 from Class Five has been entered for the Pe-! rak Turf Club Novem-j ber meeting hero on! Nov. 22, 26 and 29. There will only be seven races each
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    SCHEDULE OF RACING
    70 13 The racing schedule is: FIRST DAY— Class 2. Divs. 1. 2. and 3— 9f. Class 5. Divs. 1 and 2 6f and If. SECOND DAY: Class 2. Divs. 1. 2. 3. and 4— «f. Class 5. Div. I—6f:1 6f: Div. 2— i and 9f. THIRD DAY: Class
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      886 13 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG ARREARS OF RATES NOTICE is hereby given that in accordunce with Section 72 of the Municipal Ordinance, the issue of Warrants of Attachment for arrears of rates for the se- cond half-year, 1958, will commence in the near future. Warrant fees amounting to
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      333 13 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG TENDER TENDERS are Invited for the supply of 30.000 feet of Galva- nlsed Steel Tubes, heavy quality, toB.S. 1387:1957. Particulars can be obtained from the office of the City Water Department. City Hall, Penang, during office hours. Closing date 4 p.m.. 28th November
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      288 13 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "D" and above registered Constractors will be received by the State Enifineer. Serrmban. Un to NOON of the 20TH NOVEMBER. 1958 for the construction of 17-Unlts of Labourers" Quart*rs at Sikamat. Seremban. Pull particulars are obtainable from the Senior Executive Engineer. P.WD. at
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      415 13 i but Doctor, t^^ vl&^/^ why does 'Disprin' i relieve pain w^-Jl-S'm so quickly? SEE— IT DISSOLVES! Dispnn taoiew really dissolve, mstead Thit is Disprin This is not! of merely breaking up like most ram remedies f*~ Because Disprin dissolves, it is mora fjlj T| 7' rapidly absorbed by your
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    BIG UPSET BY SETIA
    2156 14  -  EPSOM JEEP Peter King takes riding honours with 3 wins Bougoure scores spectacular 2-length win on Show Up By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. VISITING Melbourne jockey Peter King followed up his first day's successes with a brilliant riding treble at Kuala Lumpur today. Young Peter got off
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    58 14 TOTAL POOL: $160,450 Ist No. *****0 ($43,321) 2nd. No. *****8 ($21,660) 3rd. No. *****0 ($10,830) STARTERS ($1,805 each): Nos. *****9, *****4, *****8, *****3, *****7. *****7. CONSOLATION ($962 each): Nos. *****4, *****7, *****5, *****7. *****5, *****0, *****9, *****0. *****0. *****6. TREBLE TOTE: One ticket ($500). FORECAST TOTE: Race
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    67 14 RUGGER: S.R.C. v 61 Signals Unit, padang. HOCKEY: S.H.A. Dlv. 1S.C.R.C. v R.A.F. Changi, Balestier Road; University v Khalsa Buklt Timah; Div. 3- Khalsa "B" v Prisons, Khalsa. SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Premier league Chinese v Europeans Eurasians, Jalan Besar. 5.15 pm. TABLE-TENNIS: S.T.T.A. Business Houses league: Group "A" Hongkong
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    Below-strength Asians beaten by Seletar
    279 14 CINGAPORE. Wed:—Singapore Asians suffered their third successive defeat this season when they were beaten by 12 points (three tries and a penalty goal) to five (a goal i by R.A.F. Seletar "A" in their rugger match at Thomson Road today. The only excuse for Asians'
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    45 14 BIRMINGHAM. Wed Birmingham City reached the second round of the InterCities Fairs Cup soccer competition when they beit Cologne 2-0 here last night There was no *core at halftime The clubs drew 2-2 in their first-leg match in Cologne last month
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    103 14 ADELAIDE. Wed. Mai Anderson and Rod Layer, both of Queensland beat Nicola Pietrangeli (Italy) and Bob Howe 'New South Wales) 6-4. 8-10. 6-2, 6-4 in the semi finals of the men's doubles in the South Austra- lian lawn tennis championships here today. Anderson and
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    456 14 Sailor's Guide wins on an objection LAUREL, Maryland, Wed. Sailor's Guide, sold by his Australian owners shortly before the race, was declared the winner of the $300,000 Washington D.C. international race here yesterday when his Jockey's objection against Tudor Era, first past the post, was
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    87 14 NET PRACTICE WILL DECIDE MAY'S FITNESS SYDNEY, Wed.— Whether Peter May plays in the first Sydney match against New South Wales beginning on Friday will be decided by his net practice tomorrow. Manager Freddie Brown said this on arrival with the MCC team here this morning. Willie Watson will also
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    60 14 SINGAPORE, Wed— Results of the Singapore Table Tennis Associations business houses league tournament, wnlch began at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre tonight, were: (Firs; round) American Insurance "A" beat Wearnes "B" 5-1- National Carbon beat Wearnes "A" 5-0. Tomorrow night's ties nre: Hongkong Bank v Wearnes
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    160 14 Army hit back to beat RN CINGAPOI.-i f A s P iri Army m the minutes v.r yal Navy w] down by li goal. a try alty goal) ***> goal) in th< services ru at Tanglin to Army wer c 3-0 half time but in the 44 th mJ scored
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    49 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Air Force Beletar the detent ing champion- a 3-3 draw by 61 R.A.F. In their match of the Sanderson C: rugger compctiti bawang today. Seletar leu 3-0 scoring an unconverted to Walker. The E plied with an one by Coxhead eai second hall.
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    24 14 GLASGOW Wed. -Gil* gow Rangers be;: Italy. 5-2 in a friendly hhs match here last poli led 2-1 at h Reuter.
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    29 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Youns Men Sikh Association retained the Slater Cup when they beat Singapore Cucket Club 4-3 in their annual hockey match at Serangoon Road today.
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    100 14 BARODA. Wed.— The WV.-t Indies tourine cricketers beat Baroda by 185 runs today The West Indies declared at their overnight score of 223 for one this morning when the last day of their match here began. Thrs set Baroda 330 to win and by lunch Baroda
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    115 14 CINOAPORE, Wed. Singapore Civilians beat Combined Services 3-0 to retain the Lady Mellersh Cup in their annual women's Poppy Day hockey match on the padang today. Civilians, who had beaten Services by convincing margins in the past, were mado to defend stoutly in the first half. O
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