The Straits Times, 22 November 1958

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    13 1 fat*** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1958 15 CENTS
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    WORK FOR THE JOBLESS
    247 1 MANPOWER TO OUST MACHINES IN RURAL AREAS Govt. to find employment for 2,000 'pioneers' at $3 a day Better than the dole, j says Lim SINGAPORE, Friday. E Government has decided that machines must give way to manpower so that work may be found for the
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    Lock icon Go between Calls to arrange Akihito's wedding
    115 1 Go between Calls to arrange Akihito's wedding TOKYO. Fit— An official of the Japanese imperial household today visited the private home in Tokyo of the Shoda family and this was accepted here as final confirmation that the heir to the imperial throne is to make history by marrying a commoner.
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    LIM: GOVT. MAY BRING IN NEW ENTRY LAWS
    207 1 LIM: GOVT. MAY BRING IN NEW ENTRY LAWS SINGAPORE, Friday. rPHE Singapore Government is considering new immigration laws which will have farreaching effects on non-citizens seeking employment here. This was disclosed today by the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, when commenting on the discussions he had in Kuala Lumpur
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    Eight held in police swoop
    66 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police tonight swooped on crowded People's Park, oft* Eu Tons Sen street. and arrested eight secret society thugs, believed to have been involved in a parang attack on three men earlier this evening. At least 15 thugs armed with parangs were involved in
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    26 1 JAKARTA, Fri— The Indonesian Government today asked Parliament for a 12--month extension of the state of martial law proclaimed throughout the Republic last December. Reuter.
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    RAZAK INSPECTS INDONESIAN GUARD
    104 1 DEPUTY Prime Minister of Malaya. Dato Abdul Razak, inspects a guard of honour at Kemajoran airport after his arrival there as the head of a goodwill mission. The mission yesterday flew to Bandoeng and Jogjakarta in Central Java. Antara News Agency reported. They were accompanied by
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    HUSH-HUSH PAP CONFERENCE SET FOR SUNDAY
    248 1 HUSH-HUSH PAP CONFERENCE SET FOR SUNDAY SINGAPORE, Friday. T<HE People's Action Party will bar the Press from 1 its "special party conference" to be held at the Badminton Hall on Sunday. Strict precautionary measures are being taken to see that only paid-up members attend the meeting. Mr. Ong Pang Boon,
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    Lock icon Obscene boohs: Call for $17,000 fine
    90 1 Obscene boohs: Call for $17,000 fine LONDON, Fri. The publi. cation of obscene matter will he punishable here by penalties of up to C 2,000 Ms l7,omh or a maximum of three years' imprison, ment if a private Parliamentary Bill published to. day becomes law. The measure the Obscene Publications
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    Lock icon Liner damaged
    32 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri.— The liner President Wilson, bound for Japan, damaged a propeller alter hitting a submerged object in San Francisco Bay today and had to return to port.— Reuter.
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    Hoarding of Chinese goods as boycott is imminent
    378 1 Hoarding of Chinese goods as boycott is imminent SINGAPORE, Fri. •^Considerable hoarding of Chinese goods began here today, as importers got a tip-off from their agents in Hong Kong that China has temporarily suspended all exports to Singapore and Malaya. Prices of Chinese sundries and fruits such as apples, canned
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    NUCLEUS OF RMAF FORMED
    78 1 NUCLEUS OF RMAF FORMED ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The nucleus of the Royal Malayan Air Force was formed here this evening when 14 members of the Royal Air Force (Malaya) were transferred to the RMAF. They were medically checked at the Ministry of Defence, Armed Forces Division here. Five more members
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    Special Branch men quiz owner of escape car
    227 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. T. Vatinathan, 32, secretary of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce, was worried after two Special Branch officers called on him today. It was then that he learnt that his car was the "mystery two-tone car, used by Darul Islam
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    POLIO: FOUR MORE CASES REPORTED
    160 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. pOUR MORE polio cases were reported here today r including one death that of a 19-year-old Chinese who was not diagnosed as a polio victim until after his death this morning. This brings the total number of polio cases since the epidemic began
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    Lock icon Corey ill
    24 1 HOLLYWOOD, Frl.-Acto W?ndell Corey, 40, collapse* during a television pro gramme yesterday after suf fering severe chest and ab Jominal pains. Reuter.
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    Forced labour
    26 1 PEKING. Fri.— Forty million peasants will be conscripted before the end of this month to work In a giant irrigation and dambuilding programme.— U.PJ.
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    Shell rejects bonus demand
    485 1 Shell rejects bonus demand By JOSEPH YEO SINGAPORE, Fri. The Shell Co., of Singapore today rejected the two months' bonus demand submitted by its workers. In a circular to the v t;itt this afternoon on discussions which were reopened with the Shell Employees' Union o n Tuesday, the company said
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 CONSERVAT AIN A SEAT N. Fri Parts ii lentary s< esterdaj nsliire consti but with lower i !>• ii Mr Patrick ridge <-<>rdon <( Mr. ,!oh|i ;.ab.) 7.98
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    Lock icon If Singapore is hostile...
    208 2 If Singapore is hostile... Dr. SUBANDRIO GIVES A HINT LONDON, Friday. 'rHE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, Bald here yesterday that if people in Singapore wanted to be hostile. Indonesians must defend tiemselves. Bui Indonesia wanted to be friendly with everybody. He was replying to a question about the attitude
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    Lock icon $650,000 CAME AS THEY WORKED
    126 2 SYDNEY, Fri. A young 1 couple living in a small flat today won first prize of IAIOO.OOO ($650,000) in tne Opera House lottery. The couple, both of whom are working, are Mr. and Mrs. Ron Faulder. of Brighton-le-Sand.s. Mr. Faulder, 28. and his wife I
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    Lock icon Malayan rubber is best for Japan
    282 2 IMPORT ASSOCIATION GIVES FIVE REASONS WHY OUR PRODUCT IS CHEAPEST 'Don't buy more from Siam, Indonesia 9 fOKYO, Fri.— The Japan Rubber Import Association has advised the Government that it is cheaper to buy rubber from Malaya than from either Siam or Indonesia. The
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    Lock icon 'Scarface' to keep a police date
    87 2 'Scarf ace' to keep a police date LONDON. Fri. Johnny "Scarface" Carter, 35. year-old former gangster, had an appointment at Police headquarters in Scotland Yard this after. noon but told a Member of Parliament that he might not live to keep it because gangsters might get him. Carter said he
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    Lock icon Hula-hoop fad worries Govt.
    44 2 TOKYO. Fri.— Japan's current hula-hoop craze today became a Government concern following daily reports of internal injuries and traffic accidents attributed to hulahooping. The Welfare Ministry today Issued a warning that children, of poor health should avoid hula -hooping.— Reuter.
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    Pier Angeli
    103 2 files suit for divorce HOLLYWOOD. Fri.—ltalianborn actress Pier Angeli today sued for divorce alleging that her singer husband Vie Damonc. caused her "great mental angui&h." She is asking for the custody of their three-year-old son. Perry. Mr. Damone, 30 and Miss Angeli, 26. were married in Los Angeles
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    Odd war is on again
    50 2 TAIPEH. Fri.— Communists resumed their odd-day shelling of the Quemoy islands early today. The Nationalist Defence Ministry said 195 shells fell before six a.m. Ministry bouto tid t large convoy ran suppU the island yesterday shelling day under t: munists' alternate da; bardment plan. R
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    Lock icon WALK-OUT IN CEYLON DEBATE
    123 2 WALK-OUT IN CEYLON DEBATE Govt. is accu»ei COLOMBO, members of thi parliament ttaeed test waik-out a debate on an motion of "no <„> in the goven The motion jointly by Dr. opposition Party and th,,, ly.fZS Socialist People's Front The members out were Mr. 8 D ranaike. b i Prime
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN LAUNCHES BIG CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN
    271 2 Committees to screen character of govt. officials KARACHI, Friday. 1 'THE Pakistan Govern- ment has appointed screening committees to inquire into the character of all categories of Government officials, it was disclosed yesterday. The Pakistan Intertor Minister. Lt.-Gen Khalid Sheikh, said in an interview: "We
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      Lock icon GEN. ABBOUDS FIRST TASK: TO CUT RENTS
      28 2 GEN. ABBOUDS FIRST TASK: TO CUT RENTS KHARTOUM. Fri. Gen. Ibrahim Abbouds military junta decreed that reduction of rents in Sudan will be its first maior task U.P.I.
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      22 2 ALGIERS: French forces killed 45 insurgents and captured 74 during a mopping-up operation in the Const antine area ol eastern Algeria. Reuter
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      20 2 WASHINGTON: Scientific attaches are to be appointed shortly to the U.S. embassies in Tokyo. New Delhi. London and Moscow. Renter.
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      13 2 PARIS: The French Government sent its "friendly wishes" to the new Sudanese Government.—U.P.l.
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      17 2 TOKYO: The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Walter Nash, is to visit Japan early next year. Reuter.
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      25 2 BRUSSELS: Belgium was plunged into a nationwide strike of electricity and gas workers, bringing: factories to a standstill and dimming Hghts in many towns. Renter.
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      26 2 PARIS: The French Foreign Office confirmi that Iraq has ordered a boycott of French goods and a breaking off of most economic ties with France. U.P.I.
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    Razak: Malaya ready to bar Jakarta rebels
    120 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Dato Abdul Razak. Deputy Malayan Premier, said today in Bandoeng. West Java, that his Government was willing to prevent Indonesian rebels from entering Malaya. Radio Bandoeng said tonight. The visiting Malayan goodwill mission led by Dato Abdul Razak was in Bandoeng
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    Mauled to death
    23 2 ULM. fOennany) FTI i Wild animal tralni iFreyer. 35. was vlciou I mauled to death by I female tigers here
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    Lock icon Makarios says: US backs independence demand
    145 3 V \uRK. Fri. The .1 New York limes today j Archbtsbop Makar of the Greek Cypriote, ;us saying that Eta i Department had him encouragement :o ask lor complete independence for Cyprus United Nations Archbiabop said In terview. "i am in a to >ay
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    PATCH ON MOON: REDS RIGHT?
    75 3 PATCH ON MOON: REDS RIGHT? LONDON, Fri. British astronomer Mr. Percy Wilkiiis said today he had observed a reddish patch on the moon whicji might confirm Russian claims that they had photographed an erupting volcano on the supposedly dead satellite. Wilkins said he observed the red pa eh in the
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    Crisis as Russsians threaten to quit
    915 3 ALLIES: 'We'll fight../ REDS: 'We'll finish you../ HOTS V^OM BERLIN, Friday. pHE Soviet Government is expected to deliver within 48 hours official Notes the Western allies telling them thai West belongs to Communist East Gerniv. Moscow reports said today. East Gorman speakers and Moscow
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    Lock icon CYPRUS: 80 HELD IN EOKA DRIVE
    252 3 CYPRUS: 80 HELD IN EOKA DRIVE T^ICOSIA, Fri. Bri- tish security forces yesterday co n t inued their twin anti-Eoka drive In North and West Cyprus which is so far reported to have netted more than 80 suspects. A senior army officer said the troops were "in tremendous form after
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    Lock icon BULGANIN GRAVELY ILL IN MOSCOW—REPORT
    187 3 BULGANIN GRAVELY ILL IN MOSCOW —REPORT New rumours about Khrushchev's predecessor Rumours are current in Moscow today that Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, 63-year-old Soviet ex-Premier denounced last week as an opponent of Communist Party policies, is seriously ill The rumours appeared to have no more substance than those that have been
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    Lock icon FORDS TAKE 2 FIRSTS
    75 3 LONDON, Fri. British, Ford cars have been awarded two class wins in the Sixth East African "Coronation Safari" rally following appeals by their entrants against first-placings being awarded to German cars, the Royal Automobile Club announced here today. The confirmed positions for the rally, which took
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    LONDON STOCKS
    311 3 I ONDON. Fri.—The fresh ad- I vance in giltedged securitie- j in re-sponse lo yesterday's reduction in the British bank rate was the main feature in London Stock markets today. Oiltedged securities moved steadily ahead on renewed support and closed generally higher. In foreigners German bonds were lower
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    RUBBER
    24 3 LONDON. Fri. Spot 257;d.. Dec. 26d Jan.-Mar. 26' id., AprilJune W*d.. July-Sept. 26\d.. Oct.-Dec. 26\d.. Dec. c.i.f. 26d Jan. c.i.f. 26d. Tone: Steady.
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    TIN
    20 3 LONDON. Fri. Buyers £759. »l!ers £760 Forward buyers £761.. sellers £762. Settlement £760. a.m. 200 tons, p.m. 105 tons.
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    VISITING BANK CHIEF HAS TALK WITH LIM
    74 4 VISITING BANK CHIEF HAS TALK WITH LIM SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Cameron Cobbold. Governor of the Bank of England, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, today. Mr. Cobbold is on a fiveweek round-the-world tour discussing economic conditions. He has had talks with the Governor. Sir
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    On leave soon
    33 4 TELUK ANSON. Fri. Dr R. N. Subramaniam, Medical Oilicer. Lower Perak. is going to India soon on leave Dr. Ung Fung ng from the General Hospital. Ipoh. will succeed him.
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    Warning to youth on subversion
    146 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. LA ALA Y AN youth was warned today to be on guard against subversion. Addressing the first Malayan Association of Youth Club's regional conference here today, the Deputy Mentri Besar, Johore, Ungku Haji Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, said: "Be sure that you
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    SPEAKING CONTEST IN TWO TONGUES
    87 4 SPEAKING CONTEST IN TWO TONGUES SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chinese V.M.C.A. is conducting a bilingual speaking contest the first of its kind in Singapore. The contest, under the patronage of the Education Minister. Mr. Chew Swee Kee. will be held at the V.M.C.A. hall in South Pier on Dec. 9. It
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    Engineers' dance
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Malayan Society of Engineers will hold its annual dance at the Embassy Hotel tomorrow.
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    New Chief Justice: Party leaders are surprised
    391 4 'WE EXPECTED LOCAL MAN TO GET POST 9 LIBSOCS SINGAPORE, Friday. POLITICAL leaders expressed surprise today at the appointment of an interim Chief Justice of Singapore pending the election of a new Government under the new constitution. The man appointed by the British
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    Ong's guests
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Prime Minister of Canada. Mr. John Dielenbaker and Mrs. Diefenbaker will call on the Mayor, Mr. Ong Big Guan. at the City Hall on Dec. 2 in the course of their visit 'o Singapore.
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    MOBSTERS BATTLE WITH BOTTLES
    94 4 MOBSTERS BATTLE WITH BOTTLES F-i 0 Gangstei Ul^ h war with be Junction ol W< id a and Jalai: 5.10 a. in Police said briel skirm: thusi.s (ron society group unknown numbtr mobsters tr group The elaifa rup* nnd ai sters drove or, in two cars Identified The police sp
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    Appeal fails
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Kcj Meng Kiat. 2~ under an Assize Court s» tence of seven years' imp:.. sonment for r ibta man of a ring earrings, failed in his appal in the Court of Criminal Appeal today.
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    Dr. Prasad's pilot surveys the route
    95 4 Dr. Prasad's pilot surveys the route FLIGHT LIEUT. J. B. Lall. of the Indian Air Force, who will pilot the special Viscount airliner of the In dian President. Dr. Rajendra Prasad. during his tour of Malaya and Indonesia next month Flight Lieut Lall. who has been flying YIPs for 11
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    Help for victims of the floods
    178 4 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1Y —The Prime MinisI ter's Flood Relief Com- mittee is to help the 1.300 people who were i this week forced to flee from their homes in i Sungei Batu new village J in Perak because of j floods. The treasurer
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    'RECOGNISE U.S. DEGREES'PLEA GIVES HOPE TO HUNDREDS
    190 4 'RECOGNISE U.S. DEGREES' PLEA GIVES HOPE TO HUNDREDS SINGAPORE, Fri. o Mr. Richard Lim Kee Ming, president of the American Univ ersity Club, today hailed a r e c o mmendation to Government to throw open teaching posts to American or Indian university degree holders. Thp recommendation is made in
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      481 4 GIMSON SCHOOL FOR BOYS: minton. Indoor games 4 p.m.. i show T p.m Anniversary display and inspec- bodybuilding 6 p.m., nim show BfKIT TIM \H tion of school by the Governor. 7 p.m. Table tennis bod Sir William Ooode at Clementi KATOng BOYS 1 CLl'B (Gull- ball 4pm film it
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    Polio's Course is shown in graph
    124 5 Singapore's polio expert. Prof. J. 11. Hale, shows the (■nurse of the polio rpidemic in the past Iti weeks ended Nov. 15. Each black pillar represents one week and the number of people who fell ill with the disease in that Week, the maximum
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    Child's vow kept after 10,000-mile journey
    237 5 Child's vow kept after 10,000-mile journey SINGAPORE. Fri. A six-year-old girl is making a 10.000-mile voyage with an important mission and a promise to her mother. The girl is Pamela Ainsworth who left Genoa all alone early this month on board the liner Victoria and Ls on her way to
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    TENGKU REPLIES TO PROTEST FROM UNIVERSITY UNION
    395 5 TENGKU REPLIES TO PROTEST FROM UNIVERSITY UNION KUALA LUMPUR Friday. TVHF. Prime Minister, 1 Tengku Abdul Rahman, has told the University of Malaya Students' Union that the Federation Government will adhere to those plans which in its judgment will produce the best results in! the lone^ run. Replying to the
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    PAP TO CHANGE ITS RULES
    111 5 PAP TO CHANGE ITS RULES From Page One all the plans for the coming general elections. The party's secretary-gene-ral, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will make an important policy statement tomorrow night when the party celebrates its fourth anniversary at the Badminton Hall. Acrobatics, too On Sunday night, the Mayor, Mr.
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    Treasury man takes course
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Hooi Kam Sooi. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Federation, is among the participants in the six-month course conducted by the Economic Development Institute of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development in Washington. Twenty-one officials from 18 countries and territories are enrolled for
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    Gangster plotted revenge -killed
    407 6 Gangster plotted revenge -killed Court told of an attack on rival thugs that became a disaster SINGAPORE, Friday. TAN HONG GECK, 19, alias Thyc Kum, a secret society member, was fatally slashed while fleeing from a rival gang against which his gang had earlier planned revenge, a preliminary inquiry was
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    Jumabhoy arrives for talks
    88 6 MELBOURNE, Fri. The Singapore Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, arrived here today for in. formal discussions on in. vestment of Australian private capital in Singapore. He said Singapore preferred partnerships be. (ween local and foreign capital but if the former were not
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    SENTENCED TO DEATH, FREED —NOW CLEARED OF THEFT
    231 6 SINGAPORE, Friday A WOMAN who was sentenced to death on a charge of murdering her sister-in-law and acquitted on appeal, was today acquitted of a charge of stealing a brooch from her. Salha binte Nasupi. 24, was also acquitted of an alternative
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    COUNSEL SAYS: VERDICT IS UNREASONABLE
    255 6 COUNSEL SAYS: VERDICT IS UNREASONABLE SINGAPORE. F-idav MR. N. C. Goho, on behalf of Gha: city council labourer, now unaer death on a charge of murdering Tan also a labourer, at che Sims Avenue I Centre, submitted in the Court of Crimi today that the jury's verdict was an v
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    A colonel appeals to youths
    110 6 A colonel appeals to youths GINGAPORE, Fri. Lt.- Col. J. H. S. Read, ol the Singapore Base District, today appealed to Singa pore youths to help members of the three services to get to know them and their friends, and so promote mutual understanding. He said many services members had
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    DEA TH FROM CUTS ON FOOT
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded by the coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, today on Choo Cheng Kek, 23, who died on Sept. 26 of tetanus. Inche Ahmad said that Choo sustained two small cuts on the instep of his
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    Mr. Chew answers Nanyang bursaries critics
    146 6 Mr. Chew answers Nanyang bursaries critics SINGAPORE. Fri. Some Nanyane University students today criticised the Government here for its decision to give bursaries only to students from Singapore. In an informal discussion with the Minister for Education, Mr Chew Swee Kee. during a civics course at the Information Services conference
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    Coming home
    20 6 JOHORE. BAHRU. Fri. Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman. Malayan Ambassador at Washington, will return to Malaya next month.
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      279 6 Straits Times Crossword iIH WM lit Ihl I I ACROSS when the bread supply tailed 1 Their craft was a bowl (4. 3. <5. 10) 2. S). 12 Savage description of the 8 Not gaily making a contradic- M.F.H (4-6). tion (8) 14 Sound made by a snake when 9
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    Forest killing: Was woman your amah?
    281 7 SERVICE POLICE IN HOUSE-TO-HOUSE HUNT FOR CLUES TO THE SLAYER SINGAPORE. Fri.—House-to-house checks were made today on Services families in the latest police move to solve the murder of a woman in the Thomson Road forest. Despite radio and Press appeals, the identity of
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    A NIGHT TO REMEMBER...
    317 7 By NAN HALL Singapore. Friday. I THE time was 3.30 a.m. -ihe date, Dec. 10. 1941. A taxi screeched to a stop outside the Cable and Wireless office in Robinson Road. Singapore find out tumbled bedraggled war correspondent Cecil Brown. At the counter in the office.
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    Firemen's show
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. More than 600 pupils of three Chinese schools today watched a 45-niinute demonstration of fire fighting by the Kuala Lumpur fire brigade.
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    APPROACH MAY BE MADE TO MINISTER
    124 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Local Senior Officers Association of the City Council is considering wherher it should approach the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. on the council's decision stopping the grant of free passages abroad from Oct.
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    SELF-CONFESSED CAR THIEF REMANDED IN LOCKUP
    97 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Haroun bin Osman, who pleaded guilty today to stealing a car on Oct. 26, was ordered to be remanded at the Central Police Station till Wednesday. Mr. S. K. Lee. a District Judge, made the remand order at the request of the
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    Boys who found ammo are given rewards
    203 7 Boys who found ammo are given rewards VANA RATA, Fri. Five boys, the sons of British and Australian servicemen, received r e w a r ds totalling $377.50 from the police here yesterday. The award was made to the boy during a special assembly at Slim School, which they attend,
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    Crash man improving
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Fti. The lone survivor ol Tuesday's Canberra Jet bomber crash here Flying Officer Ivan Symond. who is now in a military hospital was reported today to be making "favourable progress" The injured man is married and has a son. His family is living in Evelyn Road.
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    'Laughing Boy' discharged by court
    100 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Nasrum bin Abubakar. the 'laughing boy' whose disappearance on Oct. 29 led bomohs to believe he had been spirited away by elves, had a vagrancy charge withdrawn against him today. Immediately after this, his father. Inche Abubakar bin Bahrun. took him home. Nasrum.
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    NO NEW EXAM LEAK, SAYS CHEW: PAPERS ARE SEALED
    190 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. T»HE Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, today denied that there had been a leakage in the School Certificate and High School Certificate examinations. He said: "It is simply impossible for anyone to see the papers since they
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    Govt. eager to develop rural Singapore
    77 7 Govt. eager to develop rural Singapore SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Improvement Trust's Planning Adviser. Mr. D. H. Komlosy. said tonight that the Government was giving great importance to rural development. Mr. Komlosy was speaking: on "Development of Rural Singapore" at the Arts Lecture Theatre. University of Malaya. He said that
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    Burglars get $2,050 haul
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Cheng Bak lah, a stallholder, told the police today that burglars stole $2,050 in ash and jewellery from his Crane Road home last night. His house was unoccupied when the thieves entered.
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    DEATH
    34 8 ;<l H«rrfs SJ« f Minimum). MRS EILEN NGO BENG HOE oi 2-A, Woodleigh Close passed I .iv peacefully a' 10.15 a.m. ■:d.iy Nov. 21st. Cortege ..(•nnn.uv Chapel for .111 at. 4.30 p.m. today.
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    The Straits Times Saturday. November. 22. 1958. Teiigku At Batu Pahat
    594 8 The Straits Times Saturday. November. 22. 1958. Teiigku At Batu Pahat Tengku Abdul Rahman constantly dwells, with much thanksgiving, on Malaya's good fortune in winning independence without shedding blood. As frequently he remarks on harmony among the races. "With the help of God we art enjoying peace contrary to the
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    Relief Work
    344 8 It is many a year since the Singapore Government embarked on a programme of relief work for the un- employed. Its decision to uj so now is probably motivated at least as much by the need to make a constructive start on rural development pitas as to find
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    By Degrees
    232 8 The rule that only graduates of British and Malayan universities are worth paying for 1 dies hard. Fo>" years the graduate of the University of Malaya could not claim full equality with those who had garnered knowledge in the lecture rooms of thtmore ancient British universities. However both
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    153 8 FIFTY YEARS AGO (»rom the StraiU r A ceneral sink, =X\ pan wall.ihs i, I^- place in Pena J Uk Prohibition of t iv boats on Wel d q u D lr the alleged inaSjui^ fares fixed v V I bour rules. Ha Steamship u>inp. uil assisting j n cr.reors
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    As I was saying...
    1277 8  -  CYNICUS by THE Press is beinu excluded from tomorrows meeting of the People's Action Party, a sure indication of brisk debate on troublesome questions. Anyhow the conference will have one advantage over the City Council. Mr. Ona Ene Guan wont be chairman. The party's defeat over
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    OVER-AGE PUPILS MUST LEAVE
    102 9 I.UMPUR. Fri. Thousands v i tool pupils will aye school ai nd of the year bethey are over.hildren in primoola who will have age of 14 on •car. not allowed to Malay secondary ranee examinai October. than 20.000 other pupils sat for schools enniination last s
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    Inauguration
    25 9 >RE. Fri. Thei r Mr. Lim Yew j preside at the in-i-eremony of the j hip training! the Cultural Cen- Rise, on Nov 27
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    RECOGNITION AWARD FOR LOYAL STORE FIREMEN
    108 9 DHE. Fri. Steps m taken to give due j to those firemen prved long and i their jobs, but have until now to zv unsung. Ition will come in the Colonial Fire; ing Service Medal, uting introduced for :me in the service, nodal will
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    A pledge on 'dumping'
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chief Minister. Tun Lim Yew Hock, has assured the Buta Employees' Union that the Government would watch the shoe trade situation. He was replying to a suggestion made by the union that the Government should prevent dumping of foreign footwear.
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    Student robbed
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Chew Kow Chye, 14. an Outram School student, was robbed of a $30 gold rine bf a youth m New Brid^( Road. opposite the Police HeadQuarters, here yesterday.
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    Flies, rubbish bring disease fear
    733 9 DRAINS CHOKED, ROADS UNSWEPT SINCE COMPANY RESTRICTED SERVICES ON NOV. 1 By TAN TOCK SAIK Batu Arang, Friday. 'pHE 4,800 inhabitants of this mining town arc gravely concerned over a restriction of public services which has resulted in the neglect of the town. The market
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    Mother of three gets rent aid
    133 9 TKACHERS of the Singapore Beatty Secondary School yesterday passed the hat round and collected $100 for Satimah binte Pawiro. I'l who faces an order to have her possessions seized and auctioned to pay Singapore Improvement Trust for her rent arrears. Mr. J. Baruch. the
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    'My wife? I regarded her as a sister'
    218 9 THE BOY WHO MARRIED AT 15 SINGAPORE. Friday. A SCHOOL teacher, who married at the age of 15. told a magistrate today that he had at no time regarded the woman he married as his wife. "I regard her only as an
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    Medicine duty: Plea rejected
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Federation Government has' rejected an appeal by the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce to reduce the duty on imported medicines. They had complained that the duty of 25 per cent ad valorem was too high.
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    Trade school
    24 9 PENANG. Fri. The Chiet Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will declare open the rural trado school in Butterworth on Friday. Nov. 28
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    GARLAND FOR THE BRIDE
    17 9 I ill BRIDEGROOM places a garland around the bride's neck. Straits Times picture
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    The first Chettiar wedding, in 120 years in Malaya
    285 9 The first Chettiar wedding, in 120 years in Malaya SINGAPORE, Fri. The first Chettiar wedding in 120 years' of the community in Malaya was solemnised here today when Mr. S. Muthukarup- j pan, 30, a mechanic, married Miss M. Uma- j yal. of Kajang. More than 1,000 people i crowded
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    TUN LIM AIMS AT A TRADE PACT WITH INDONESIANS
    304 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, today advocated that Singapore should make a trade pact with Indonesia. This was what he intended to do if returned to power in the elections next year under the new constitution. The
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    Parish priest
    25 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— The former parish priest of Johore Bahru. Father Francis Leek, has been appointed parish priest of St. Theresas Church, Malacca.
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    FORMER GOVERNOR OF MACAO ON TO HIS NEW POST
    79 9 FORMER GOVERNOR OF MACAO ON TO HIS NEW POST COMMANDER Pedro Correia de Barros. the retiring Governor of Portuguese Macao. passed through Singapore by BOAC yesterday on his way to Lisbon. He was accompanied by his wife. He told reporters: "Don't I ask me anything about the situation in Macao.
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      A NEW CITIZEN AIRS HIS GRIEVANCES
      532 10 IT is one year since A the so called "Singa p ore Citizenship" a citizenship which showed the way to the residents of this Colony to more closely identify them selves with the aims and aspirations of the present "democratic government" was introduced. It
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      Married women who need not work
      279 10 IN reply to Elsie's letter "Married Women in Government Jobs: Review policy" (S.T. Nov. 15) it would appear that I have been misunderstood by her. I did not propose that every married woman, including those forced by circumstances to work, should give ud her
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      TOWARDS MARITAL SECURITY
      235 10 TOWARDS MARITAL SECURITY WITH the appointment of Inche Taha as the President of the Shariah Court which is being established it is hoped the Malay women will get the much needed marital security denied to hem for generations. A happier chapter in the lives of the Malays is bound to
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      TEACHERS' ARREARS
      102 10 II7HEN the investigations ft into allegations of fraud are over, I sincerely hope that the Education Ministry will still have enough money left to pay arrears to teachers who qualified in December 1957. These teachers I am one of them—have been waiting very patiently. If the Ministry can
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      RARE QUALITY
      49 10 I WOULD like to thank the young lad who telephoned to advise that my son's taxi was involved in an accident at Cuff Road. Such consideration and I.ublic spiritedness is so rare in Singapore that I feel the incident is worth publishing. Mrs. M. J. CLARKE. Singapore
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      Omnibus service Cor housing estate
      203 10 With reference to Mr. Lam Ah Heng's letter (S.T. Nov. 17 we did rot say a bus service would De operating soon but we .said that we hoped bus services would be operating soon as we were actively pursuing the matter with the Government authorities.
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      POLITICIANS AND PLEDGES
      127 10 ""17'otrr in Kallang" (S.T. T 17.11.58) asks if the two former Workers' Party City Councillors. Mr. Wang Tsun Hao and Mr. O.S. Rengasamy, would resign in accordance with an agreement between them and the Workers' Party. I believe this is the first time anybody has heard of
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      QUARANTINE FOR PASSENGERS
      114 10 I WISH to draw the attention of the Singapore Government to the fact that the Federation Government has long since abolished quarantine of deck passengers at Penang. Is it not. then, logical for the Singapore Government to do likewise? There is no sense in continuing with the
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      NO PEACE IN THE LIBRARY
      79 10 NO PEACE IN THE LIBRARY VISITORS to the Raffles National Library are much hampered in their selection of books from the fiction shelves by inconsiderate readers who seat themselves in such positions as to totally obstruct passage between the bookshelves. Student discussion groups too are not an uncommon sight every
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    The historic storming of the fortress of Malacca STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
    1224 11 The historic storming of the fortress of Malacca STRAITS TIMES Special Feature PORTUGUESE DEFEAT IN THE STRAITS QUEEN OF PATANI HONOURED VICTORIOUS DUTCH ADMIRAL HER MAJESTY, the jmtn of Patani, lost jjracious to ral Jacob van Seekmy addresses invitations have n incompatible u ;ih your high rank," d him, in
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      153 11 Carmen A Co* liv 3tus Tit** Saint tiy Lesiie Charter is 10ii Ii Tracy By Chester Gould ■■■^^^■■■1 T vou'RC STOfING TCJOUVDH'T TUAT WOMAN HAVE IV' TELL ME ABE NOU P^^^^^^^^"^ BICWT IN THIS ROOM TILI. I OEEH MISTAKEN ABOUT THE J THE TRUTH. THREATENING rrsURB. I LOCKED THE A
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    LOCAL BANK RATE CUT DECISION SOON: RUBBER STEADY
    491 12 By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association will soon consider a further reduction in their best agreed minimum overdraft rate following the cut of one half per cent in the British Bank Rate to 4 per cent on Thursday. It
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    271 12 The Malayan f\i-hant;r Banks' Aaaoriation made the foUowir.e changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: London: selling T.T. or O.D. 2/4: buying airmail T.T. 2/4'«, O.D. 2.4 5-32. 30 d st 2 49 32. 45 dst 2 4 5.16. 60 d'st 2 4 il/32. 90 d st 2
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    444 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: 'Both industrials and rubbers continued to be supported at quotations while tins were quiet. The turnover was small" Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.08; Fraser Neave ords $1.60 (OL), $1.61 to $1.62; Gammon $1.70 I iOLi,
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 21 N0v.20 Industrials: 92.33 92.26 Tins: 95.57 95.57 Rubbers (S): 107.82 107.41 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    STORE SHIPPING
    196 12 Ships lynifc alongside the Singapore llai iuiur Board wharves or expected to arrive today: Lang koeai> 1-2, Yama 4-5. Lycoon 6-7. Tiber 8-9. Bcnwvis 10-11. Taksang 13-14, Gjeruud Bakke 15-16. Ormara 18, Nicolay Burdenko 19, Pangkor 23-24, Perlii 25, Islander 26. A-^ige 29-30. Batu 31-32, Heiyo Maru 33-34,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 12 MELBOURNE, Fri. INVESTMENT shares held steady on quiet trading and most price movements were narrow on the Stock Exchange here today. Loans t%% 1956-59 £99 15s. 3d. Bank of N.S.W £34 185.9 d. Con. Zinc 70/6 Mount Lyell 30/4 N. Broken Hill 949 Hill fO 9/2'S Mount Morgan
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    Heavy rubber selling
    316 12 rpOWARDS the end of lasti 1 week a state of stagnatio: was reached on the Singapore Rubber Market with dealers disinclined to make any decisive move, report Holiday. Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. in their current survey. The idea that Russia had completed her buying programme gradually gained
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    RUBBER PRICES
    68 12 December X buyers f.,, b tu it yesterd:, up three-q,,;. Thursday. Closing nr yesterd., OFFICIAL* f.o.b. buv.r "go Int. 1 Rs seller., 89 buyers Bft tNOFFI 1 SI 2 R8.6 V^l i* llers 87 lntS buy..; UK/CON, IM Dec. buy, Int. 3 R sellers Singapore < h merce
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    35 12 Mrurapnr. change noon yesterday werp; Copra: q U November j> ten. Pep, was repor-e.: $131. Sara. Sarawak blurSinrapnn- p.m. pri.ns; Bombay mb. $42 buyers, was ste. Singapore Coconut oil Associati,,,,: drum $68 mje *<
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      509 12 NOTICES RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN LIMITED (Incorporated in The Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at tlie Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Penang on Friday. 12th December, 1958 at 12 Noon. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Share Register
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      774 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens and from serving permanent Government Officers including those on probation for appointment as Senior Instructor, Junior Technical (Trade) Schools ln the Office of Commissioner of Prisons, Federation of Malaxa. Taiping on the salary scale, $605x23-835/- plus current allowances. Applicants falling within the
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      655 12 NOTICES AUCTION SALE of SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To be held n our Sale-Rooms Nos. 4 4-1, (ollyrr Quay on TUESDAY. 25th NOVEMBER. 1958 at 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OF SERAH SHAOOL YESHAK TOEG. DECEASED. 1. NO. 30 KERBAD ROAD. Freehold land and dwelling house. Area 918 sq. feet. Monthly Rent $48.75. No.
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      686 12 TENDERS TENDER TENDERS are Invited for the purchase of A T.D. 9 Tractor, property of the Rubber Fund Committee, Sarawak. 2. This Tractor has done approximately 3000 hours and Is in very good working order. It may be inspected at the P.W.D. Workshop. Kuchlng during the usual working hours. 3.
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      697 12 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE, Nov. 21. RUBBER: 89::. cents per Ib. (up three quarters of a cent) TIN: 5385.G2«2 per picul (down 3T' r? cents). Estimated unofficial offering 110 tons. fck K LINE"^ Japan t* USA Pacific/Atlantic Coast Servi Spore P. Sham Penang ETA hk ET» "RMikm Mara" Ut call 17
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      1325 13 -7~^~~MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. Mil ilnccroorateo in Singapore) (12 lines, THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE IN CS ID LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, IONOON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS ttl wi» niertt to pioceel tia Paaaou w Caa* at Com h***J ,i option to proceed via other ports to loao ana discharge catgo Oat s lire
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      1280 13 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR AOEN, PORT SAIO. GENOA, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM BREMEN. HAMBURG COPEHHAGEN, GOTHENBURG, OSLO Spore P Sham Penang JOHANOU'I 21/24 Ntt 25/21 Nev 27/27 Nov ■MEONIA"I n/22 Ok 21/24 Me 25/2S Dec I£IW 1/11 Jm 11/12 JM 11/14 laa Calls laaiaa (Passengers taly) Calli.i Gdy.ii t Pamagei
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    485 14 RACING with EPSOM JEEP IHHMMMMMKMMHNMNMNMNMMNMMMHMNMI VAZRANA has shown definite inclination towards staying In his recent races and with the heavy track today all to his favour his chance to win the Class 2. Div. 1, 9-f handicap must be rated highly. Nazrana was sent over a mile at
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    MONT BLOT MERITS CONFIDENT SUPPORT
    655 14 MONT BLOT MERITS CONFIDENT SUPPORT A possible threat to Shabash Ls Popularity, who ran two fair races at Bukit Timah this month. He was third with 8.10 to Malayan Graduate over a mile and then ran fourth with 8.3 to Sterling over 1V 4 mile.s None of the other probables
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    S.T.SELECTIONS
    137 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 FFARWEL HAF Cliona Winged Warrior MID. TONIGHT Ffarwel Haf Cliona WINGED WARRIOR Pepper Dealer Windsor I' 2.30 Race 2 SHABASH Popularity Rehmat SHABASH King Pap Popularity FLOWER QUEEN Shobash Rehmat 3.05 Race 3 STR. FLIGHT II Ford Two Dimension JUNE BLOSSOM Straight
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    IPON RUNNERS, RIDERS,RETING FORCAST
    1114 14 TODAY'S BEST BETS EPSOM JEEPS best bets at Ipoh today are SHABASH (Race 2). MONT BLOT II (Race 4) and NAZRANA (Race 5). CALL BOYS double is COURTIER (Race 6) and NEVER REGRET (Race 7). RACE I— l.jo: (Class 5, Div. 2)— 7 Furs. 1 *****
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    230 14 SYDNEY. Fri Martin Mulligan, Australian junior champion, and Earl Buchholz, United States junior champion, scored big upset victories in the second round of the New South Wales lawn tennis championships here today. Mulligan bpat, the Swedish Davis Cup player. Ulf Schmidt. 1-6. 6-2. 1-6. 9-7,
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    ADP in Cup semi-finals
    44 14 SINGAPORE. Prl-Armv Depot Police beat Rovai Siffnals. Admin. ReKlment. 5-3 in a quarter-nnal or the Malayan Armed Forces knockout cup soccer competition at Friendly Hill. here, today A.D.P led 1-0 at half-time. In the seml-finaLs, A.D.P. will meet Headquarters, R.A.S.C
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      930 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Word, U (Min.)— Box St ett. extra. FORD CONSUL regd. March 1953 recent overhaul $1,800 o no hire purchase arranged 17 MSQ Selerang Barracks. Ring Selerang 42 office hours. DONT MISS OUR next AutoAuction of Used Car bargainsWednesday. 26th November, 4 p.m. sharp, at Borneo Motors,
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      681 15 FOR SALE j 20 Word, $S (Min.)— Box St tm txtn BITUMEN DRUMS for sale 2,000 oilers closing Wednesday 2bth, Malayan Bitumen Products Ltd., tsuKii iiman. 1 FIRST CLASS. M.X.A. Pedigree Qolden Cocker Spaniel, male puppy. 608 Teluk Blangah Rd.. Spore 4. GREY PEDIGREE folding pram with canopy and high
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      502 15 El GALA NIGHT! I the CATHAY HOTEL J X TONIGHT! (EXTN: 1 A.M.) fc wkskksksws OIHHEk-DANCE PLUS! ta^»^xv > Xii laV "MODE De PARIS" FASHION SHOW— A Paris- S k<( Inspired Christmas collection presented by Roland of > y^ K>S Coral and modelled by manneaulns from Ruth Warner's J Singapore
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    MAY BACK IN FORM
    498 16 England captain hits out for an unbeaten century M.C.C. first innings 290 for seven (Graveney 70, May 131 n.0.) versus Combined Australia XI But MCC batting is a thing of fits and starts From JACK FINGLETON Sydney. Fri. FXCEPT during a partnership of 149 in as
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    SYSC victory
    21 16 SINGAPORE. Frl—A Sin;;i- pore Youth Sports Centre team beat Changi Community Centre 3-2 in n friendly badminton match tonight.
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    128 16 'The strain of captaincy' BRISBANE. Fri. M.C.C. captain Peter May could crack under the strain of having to lead the side and be its No. 1 batsman, the Brisbane Telegraph's cricket writer. Max Hawkins, said today. May already is showing signs of strain as the
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    SCOREBOARD
    74 16 M.C.C. 1ST INNS. Richardson c O'Neill b Fisher 21 Milton Ibw Strauss 1 Subb.i Row b Fisher 0 May not out 131 Cravcney c and b Martin 70 Cowdrcy b Strauss 11 Evans c |arman b Kline 26 Lock Ibw Kline 0 Trucman not out 1 Extras 11 Total
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    New Year Cup race
    92 16 F;NANG. Fri.— The Christ-mas-New Year races herr on Dec. 25. 27 and Jan. 1. will be for horses in Classes 3 <* and 5. The main race of the meeting will be the New Yea: Cup over 81 f for Class 3 horses. Classes J and
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    Favell hits a century
    70 16 ADELAIDE. Fri. South Australia made 284 for five wickets on the opening day ol their Sheffield Shield match against Western Australia here today. Les Favell,. the opening batsman, who is seeking to regain his Test place, made 104 and showed far more restraint than usual. John
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    ALL SINGAPORE'S WEEKEND SPORT
    212 16 TODAY RIGGER: H.M.S. Malaya Cup: Singapore v Combined Services, padanp. I rii ndlies: R.M.P R.A.S.C. Tanglin; Nee Soon v RE ME., Nee Soon; R.A.F. Seletar v Royal Signals. Seletar; 61 Signals Unit R.A.F. v The Blacks, Sembawang: South Johore "B" v All Whites, Johore Bahru. HOCKEY:
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    SINGAPORE VENUE FOR TALKS
    338 16  -  VIC NAYAGAM BAM to send out invitations soon By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rrHE inaugural meeting of the proposed Asian ■I Badminton Confederation will be h«id in Singapore at the end of January next year and national bodies In Asia, affiliated to the International Badminton Federation, will
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    Champions Selangor begin bid for Rugby hattrick
    398 16  -  SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE, Fri.— Selangor, 11.M.5. Malaya Cup Rugby L-naiiipioiut xor the past two years, will begin their bid for a hattrick tomorrow when they meet Kedah in the only match in the North zone at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium i kick-off
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    Varsity drop a league point
    48 16 SINGAPORE. Kri.— University cf Malaya and Singapore Cricket Club played to a scoreless draw in their S.H.A. Div. 1 league match on the padang today. Teachers Training College .suffered their first de'eat when they lost 2-0 to S.R.C "B" in Div. 2 match.
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    Junior Clubs delegates
    47 16 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Rahim Sattar was today re-elected a Junior Clubs delegate to the Singapore Amateur Football Association council for 1959. He will represent the second division clubs. Sulaiman bin Osman. of Kebenaran Club, was elected as the other delegate and will represent third division clubs.
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    Factory beaten
    27 16 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Amintasco 'A" beat Nan Hing Rattan FacI tory 5-1 in a group "A" tie of thfc Singapore Table Tennis Associations inter-business houses league tonight.
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    NBA approval
    33 16 H AGERSTOWN, Indiana > Fri The National Boxing Association today sanctioned a world fl>-welßht rhamplonship title bout between holder Pascual Perez (Argentina) and Tommy Ursua (Philippines) in Manila next Saturday. iii'imimiiiit'f-i f|.i..-i
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    JAPANESE AGREE TO GAMES IN S'PORE
    72 16 JAPANESE AGREE TO GAMES IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Fri. The Japanese national soccer tram has agreed to play two matches in Singapore during their visit to Malaya in January. The Japanese have agreed to a tour programme which includes matches in Singapore on Jan. 9 and 11. However, the Singapore Amateur
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    S' gor in 4-0 FS Cup lead
    110 16 S' gor in 4-0 FS Cup lead K UALA I oeiai 4-0 1, after matches Seong i tonight. Belana more pol night's certain ol Singap The their n I dropp; But ci. oppositi team. Kedah put up a Lai Fook Thoma.s c gOilli; But a splendl eventually ponent. Result Singliv
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    26 16 SHOLAPtK. Fn -The TCp dian toun.' drew their thri here todav. Final scan del. and 193-2 de< 183 and 199-1 Reuter.
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        The rise of the House of Shaw
        600 1 NEW 10-STOREY BUILDING IS TANGIBLE PROOF OF FAITH AND CONVICTION IN THE FUTURE OF SINGAPORE SHAW HOUSE, Singapore's newest landmark, stands as yet another I Ihe faith and conviction two Shaw Brothers and Him Run in the itv and future of Singa- KJ-slorey
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        A $10,000,000 foundation in launched
        427 1 AND THE FIRST DONATION IS THE NEW SHAW BUILDING |N SCOTTS ROAD THE iwo Slum brothers Ruome and Rim Hun already wellknown for their philanthropy and munificence, are to donate Slum House their new 10-slorey building at the junction of Orchard Road and Scotts Road,
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        84 1 100,000 FLOORIXC; ■lust i iii iii; in.- over 2 acre*!! of decorative flooring laid in SHAW HOUSE Orchard Road. THE CHINA ENGINEERS LTD. ecialists in all types of flooring. MOSAIC •BW PARQUET TERRAZZO J T GLAZED MOSAIC GLAZED WALL TILINC FACING TILINC CORK TILINC SEMTEX SEMASTIC VINYLEX SEMFLEX t Included
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        15 1 INSIDE* The varied world of the brothers shaw Skills that helped to build Shaw House
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        79 1 MARBLE AND VENETIAN GLASS MOSAICS BY RAOUL BIGAZZI as usual! Agents: A Clouet k Co.. CM) Ltd. All interior decorating and furnishing for the Shaw House Branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd., carried out by YANG AH KANG BUILDING CONTRACTOR, SPECIALIST IN JOINERY, FURNITURE AND PARQUET FLOORING.
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      The varied world
      587 2 A GIANT CINEMA CIRCUIT, MOTION PICTURE STUDIO IN SINGAP^jT THEIR BUSINESS IS ENTERTAINMENT ON THE GRAND SCALE THE names of the two Shaw Brothers Runmc and Run Run must figure prominently in any current or future history of the entertainment world of Malaya for their trade mark
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      ANOTHER VIEW OF THE NEW SHAW HOUSE
      7 2 ANOTHER VIEW OF THE NEW SHAW HOUSE
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        156 2 CHARTERED BANK extend their greetings and best wishes to Messrs Runme Run Run Shaw on the opening of Shaw House at the junction of Orchard Road/Scotts Road. We are pleased to announce that a branch of the Bank will be situated in this new Building where all banking facilities will
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      of the brothers Shaw...
      623 3 \MUSE3IENT PARKS, EVEN A RACING STABLE...! -ALL THESE GO TO MAKE UP... i Page Two sets, funs and ting. There is also the engineering department, he [unction of which provide Shaw cipatrona with the in modern airconditioning and other eoolii systems to enthe maximum of The
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        123 3 (Ulllllllllll HI, METRO GOLDWYN MAYER EXTEND HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS j I TO I Mr. RUNME SHAW j AND J Mr. RUN RUN SHAW j on J I j the PRESENTATION of S SHAW HOUSE TO SI! I THE SHAW I i FOUNDATION j ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Congratulations to SHAW it ii or in.ics
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        84 3 Congratulations to SHAW BROS. LTD. on the opening of their new 10 STOREY BUILDING in Orchard Road. Singapore from I UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED j j ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS CONTRACTORS 1 1 j We are proud*** to have been entrusted by The Shaw Foundation with the construction of their new building at
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      MANY SKILLS HELPED BUILD SHA W HOUSE
      178 4 Beautiful blend in mosaic floors r>HINA Engineers Ltd. V/ laid approximately 100,000 sq.ft. of various types of floor finishes for Shaw House. The China Engineers Ltd have laid fully vitreous unglazed mosaics in special patterns designed by the architects to the main office
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      NEW LIFTS TAKE 14 AT 500 FEET A MINUTE
      99 4 Phe nit:- in Shaw House consist ol a bank ot two gearless machines with duplex collective operation. These machines are the first of their type operating In Malaya and Singapore and incorporate many new features Each lift will accommo date 14
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      An excellent example of an attractive modern roof
      322 4 i FN modem architecture I there are many buildi ing designs which lend themselves attractively to i flat roofs. The 10-storey I Shaw House Is an excel- lent example. It as important to pro i vide a roof that would give i
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      All the cables go under the floor
      217 4 A 'KEY' underfloor duct wiring system has been installed in the greater part of Shaw's building to cater for most of its telephone needs This is a modern and thoroughly efficient system for the underfloor distribution of electrical or other wiring, ?nd is
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      WINDOWS THAT ARE 'WALLS OF LIGHT
      139 4 WINDOWS THAT ARE 'WALLS OF LIGHT 'PHE windows or Shaw 1 House can truly be called 'walls of light' and from a manufac turer's viewpoint the whole project lent itself to mass production. The design tor ironi mm rear elevations are. while i -ally simple In design very effective in
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      Just like the famed Venetian mosaics
      153 4 THE fundamental characteristics of Sarim vit- reous mosaics are a combination of the qualities of the old Venetian mosaics that is brilliance of range of colour and exceptional durability. There is no limit to the usefulness of Sanm mosaic, and it can be used
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      A NEW IDEA IN LETTER-BOXES
      104 4 THE NEW Shan building will house tbe first installation in Malaya ot tbe Umsnn letter chute Tbe Lamson chute, an like other chutes present installed in Sinea pore, has tbe ad van tactof being recessed into (he wall and therefore it blends with surround ing
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        204 4 Congratulations to Shaw Shaw Ltd on the occasion of the opening of their lates building. Shaw House. from ALLIANCE PLASTICS 122 HILL STREET SINGAPORE Manufacturers Suppliers 0f. SIGNS Bronze Plastic LIGHTING Special Light Fittings GRILLS Alluminium Wrought Iron PLASTIC FLOOR DUCTING For telephone cables THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION
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        84 4 CONGRATULATION to Mr. RUNME SHAW and Mr. RUN RUN SHAW On the opening of Shaw Foundatior SHAW HOUSE WARNER BROS. FIRSI NATIONAL PICTURES INC SINGAPORE CONGRATULATIONS to SHAW ORGANISATION on the occasion of the opening of -^Sl^n Building vl^** From LIM Kill N CAM (Constructior Works) <27-A. South Canal Road
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