The Straits Times, 14 September 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times 'at*** Estd. 1845. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon IT'S ALMOST THERE
    737 1 RUSSIAN ROCKET DUE TO REACH MOON AT 4.35 a.m. Luminous cloud seen as it speeds through space 6,500 m.p.h. and dead on target MOSCOW. Sunday DUSSIA's "Lunik" space rocket was tonight two -thirds on its way to the moon— and still exactly on course. It is expected
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    Radio will guide the lunik
    317 1 Radio will guide the lunik rpHE rocket forming the last stage of Lunik 2 the Russian moon rocket launched on Saturday is designed to be guided by radio to its final destination. A Soviet expert, quoted by Moscow radio last night, said: "The possibility of guiding the last stages of
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    Lock icon Silence means success
    86 1 \X/RITING in the newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda today, the Soviet astronomer, Dr. Dmitri Martynov, says: "It will be impossible to see the rocket at the moment when it hits the surface of the moon. The Astronomers wllf also he un- able to see the cloud which will form
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    IN SINGAPORE-BID TO TRACK THE LUNIK FAILS
    211 1 IN SINGAPORE- BID TO TRACK THE LUNIK FAILS SINGAPORE, Sunday. A SMALL group of American scientists here worked till late tonight in an effort to "get in touch" with the Russian rocket speeding to the moon. They were members of the United States Satellite TrackIng Station, which was set up
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    Lock icon Eartha collapses while singing
    58 1 Eartha collapses while singing NEW YORK. Sun. Eartha Kitt (above), the Negro singer, collapsed last night after studying part of her programme at a nightclub in Pittsburgh. Her manager. Mr. William Morris, said today she was under treatment in hospital and he thought she was suffering from a nervous disorder
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    Lock icon Greek shot
    33 1 NICOSIA, sun.— A Greek Cypriot. Cleopas Christodoneou was shot dead and another wounded in a raid by masked gunmen on a Oreek Cypriot coffeeshop In Khlorakas. West Cyprus, last night. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Luebke takes over
    51 1 Luebke takes over BONN, Sun. Heinrich Luebke. son of a farmer and unknown to most of his countrymen until three months ago, today became the second President of West Germany. He succeeds President Theodor Heuss, who has retired. Herr Luebke. 65, was elected by the Federal Assembly, on July I.—
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    Air chase
    30 1 TEL AVIV. Sun. Israel fighter aircraft today gave chase to an Egyptian air liner sighted over the IsraelNgev desert. North of Ellath. an Israeli army spokesman announced here.
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    Nairn in China
    25 1 HONG KONG, Sun. The Afghan Foreign Minister. Sardar Mohammed Nairn, has arrived in Wuhan, central China, the New China News Agency reported.
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    Now they can borrow their own money
    103 1 JAKARTA. Sun.— The Government has decided to permit insurance companies to borrow up to 25 per cent of their frozen bank deposits. The move was made to enable thi companies to obtain sufficient operating capital. Rrports from regional areas indicate prices have begun
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    Lock icon PEKING CALLS for FRIENDLY TALKS
    141 1 PEKING CALLS for FRIENDLY TALKS OONG KONG, Sun. 11 The standing committee of China's Parliament today ended a three-day debate on the border dispute with India by adopting a resolution reiterating the call for a settlement by friendly negotiations. Reporting this, the New China News Agency said the National People's
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    33 1 EARLIER MOON LANDING MOSCOW, Sun Latrvi announcement from M<>>row Radio said the moon rocket '/a*- expected hit the moon four minutes earlier than originally anticipated 431 a. m Monday time. Renter
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    PMIP TO QUESTION GOVT. ON SPENDING
    205 2 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The president of the Pan -Malayan Islamic Party, Dr. Burhanuddin al-Helray. said last night that his party would question the Alliance Government in Parliament on the na-i tional debt. Addressing a PMIP rally at the Sultan Sulaiman Club i padane here,
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    Sultan's widow going to UK
    30 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. lady Marcella. widow of Sultan Ibrahim, accompanied by her daughter. Princess Meriam. will be leaving for Britain towards the end of October.
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    Bazaar opening
    27 2 KOTA BHARU. Sun.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abcuil Rahman, will declare open the Kelantan Malay Chamber of Commerce bazar at Jalan Sultanah Zalnab hero tomorrow.
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    MISS SOON FINDS LAW SO EASY
    57 2 MISS SOON FINDS LAW SO EASY MISS SOON CIIOON SIM. 29. just bark from London after completing her Bar finals at Gray's Inn. said today she studied law because she found it "easy and interesting." Miss Soon, of Penang. arrived in Singapore on Saturday. She is holidaying la Singapore for
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    Man is stabbed while eating
    33 2 TAN'JONG MALIM Sun.— Ng Leng Chai. 24. was stabbed in the back while eating in a stall near the Rex Cinema here on Friday night. Police are investigating.
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    Union warns: Unrest in 2 years if...
    300 2 GOVT TOLD: IMPROVE CONDITIONS OR FACE LABOUR CRISIS PENANG, Sunday. T^HE president of the Penang Port Commission A Employees' Union, Mr. Gerald Abraham, warned today there would be labour unrest in the country in a year or two if the Government did not
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    HOSPITAL UNION IS TOLD:
    335 2 SERVICE COMES BEFORE SELF KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday T»WO HUNDRED employees of the "Lady x Templer Hospital were warned last night by their own leaders that their union could not expect to get all the rights and privileges enjoyed by other unions. r warnin came from the
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    Malaya gives $7,500 to aid refugees
    161 2 Malaya gives $7,500 to aid refugees KUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Sun.— The Tederaj tion Government has given $7,500 to the United Nations World Refugee Year to help the 2,500,000 refugees the U.N. is caring for. Mr. Claude de Kemoularia, personal assistant to the U.N. Secretary-Gen-eral, said this today after talks with
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    Tea strike
    26 2 CAMERON HIGHLANDS Sun.— The 900 workers In the Federation's biggest tea plantation. Boh Estate stayed away from work for the fourth successive day today.
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    MacD flies to Singapore
    59 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. British High Commissioner in India, and Chancellor of the University of Malaya, arrived here this, afternoon after attending yesterdays university convocation at Kuala Lumpur. Mr. MacDonald— Tm always e;lad to be in Singapore —said he will stay here for a
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    MALAYA'S FESTIVAL GIRL IS OFF TO U.S. WITH 44 OUTFITS
    110 2 MALAYA'S FESTIVAL GIRL IS OFF TO U.S. WITH 44 OUTFITS SINGAPORE, San.— Malay film star Zaiton left this morning by PAA for the Pacific Festival with a huge wardrobe and some presents. THE WARDROBE consists of 44 baju sarongs and sarong kebaya all of the latest styles which she will
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    Gang takes $2,000
    49 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Four men walked Into a house in Lorong 14. Geylang. last night on the pretext of looking for a friend and robbed the occupants of $2,000 in cash and valuables. The occupants were locked up in a room while the gang ransacked the premises.
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    HK troupe arrives
    64 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. A team of 12 Hong Kong Chinese stage stars arrived In Singapore In the Anshun today to give a series of performance here and in the Federation. The troupe is scheduled to give its first performance at the Victoria Memorial Theatre o n Sept. 18.
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    ALL teachers brought under one flag
    130 2 10,000 JOIN CONGRESS, NOW- KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. pOR the first time in this country teachers in English, Tamil. Chinese and Malay schools have been united into one organisation to speak with one voice. This followed the admission of the 10.000 raemDer Federation of Malay
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    New citizens
    30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A total of 3.333 people were issued with Federal Citizenship certificates during the week ending Sept. 5. bringing the total issued so far to 1,217,302.
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    'Scrap pay freeze' demand by union
    85 2 'Scrap pay freeze' demand by union IfUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Government is to be asked to lift its "wage freeze" and settle a three-year-old claim for more pay put up by the 320-stron c Public Health Inspectors' Union. The union submitted a memorandum in 1957 asking that its members
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    ...And then the rains came
    64 2 ...And then the rains came BUKIT MERTAJAM. Bun Continuous heavy rain since yesterday afternoon has temporarily averted water restrictions for 45.000 residents here. Over 3.5 inches of rain fell in 12 hours the highest for a day this year. Bukit Mertajam. which consumes 900.000 gallons of water dally, was to
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    APPEAL TO GOVT. BY CO-OPERATIVES
    214 2 IPOH, Sunday T»HE FEDERATION Government was urged to mxx troduce subjects relating to the Malayan cooperative movement in the school curriculum today m del e«»tes to the All-Malaya Co-operative conference here unanimously adopted the resolution sponsored by Mr. P.u. David of the English School Teachers
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      210 2 Paris T New York |A wherever the f.nest writing Brussels instruments are offered for IS sale. the PELIKAN will be Singapore I to the fore, in the future =^H as in the post. Why? JJH The new PELIKAN P 1 is the answer: now. fitted with the new thermic Ink
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    Lock icon NIK TO HELP EASE TENSION
    304 3 RUSSIANS TOLD: U.S. VISIT MAY LEAD TO TURNING POINT IN RELATIONS WITH WEST MOSCOW, Sunday. RUSSIANS were told yesterday that Mr. Khrushchev's visit to the United States "may mean the beginning of a long-awaited relaxation in the international atmosphere." Moscow Radio in a home service
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    Lock icon Nehru brands China as 'an aggressive power'
    452 3 SOVIET BID TO MEDIATE IN DISPUTE? MEW DELHI. Sun.— 11 While Russia is believed to be making a bid to mediate in the border dispute between India and China, the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehi v. yesterday branded Communist China as an "aggressive
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    Lock icon MAN SHOT AS TRAITOR NOW HAS HIS NAME ON MEMORIAL
    201 3 MAN SHOT AS TRAITOR NOW HAS HIS NAME ON MEMORIAL PARIS, Sun. The widow of a man shot as a Nazi collaborator in 1944 has come to the end of a 15-year-long fight to prove he was shot by mistake. As a result his name together with the words "mort
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    Lock icon Talking again
    19 3 LONDON. Sun.— Japan and Bulgaria have decided to resume diplomatic relations, the Bulgarian news agency reported.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon No freezing to keep this milk fresh
    133 3 ONDON, Sun.— British scientists are reported today to have found a revolutionary way of keeping milk fresh for six months without refrigeration. The Sunday Pictorial says that scientists have discovered that If it Is steam-heat-ed at 275 degrees Fahrenheit It can be kept
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    Lock icon 2M JOBLESS IN INDONESIA
    66 3 JAKARTA. Sun. Two million people are jobless In Indonesia, Mr. Ahem Erningpradja. assistant Minister for Labour, told reporters In Jakarta. He said that each year another 600.000 people came on the labour market looking for work. Indonesia's population Is estimated at between 85 and 88 million
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    Lock icon 'SHAKE THEM' HE SAYS, BUT IT'S A DOGS LIFE ANYWAY
    133 3 LONDON. Sun.— Dogs should be shaken not hit, when they are naughty, according to a British scientist. Mr. Alastair Worden, In a report to the British veterinary Association, said dogs should be taken by the scruff of the neck and
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    Lock icon The target for London drinkers
    98 3 The target for London drinkers LONDON, Sun. Thirtyseven men. many of them Irish, appeared in court here today after a disturbance involving more than 300 people In Hammsersmlth Broadway. London, last night. "Hammersmith Btoadway appears to be the target of everybody with nothing better to do than get drunk," the
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    Lock icon Lighter copied by Peking
    54 3 VIENNA, Sun. Austrian police have confiscated, under a court order, a cigarette lighter exhibited In the Communist Chinese pavilion at the Vienna Fair. A Vienna firm claimed that the lighter was exactly the same as one It had produced in the past and which was patented
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      425 3 your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Ware 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES KoaU Lampur 341 metres Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Penaiig 366 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The j£2a« ca 297 wUm News; 8.05 A
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    Big shake-up in the City Cleansing Dept. by Ong
    741 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday JHE Ministry of National Development, in a complete shake-up of the City Council's Cleansing Ik-par men t, has: CLOSED down the Kolam Ayer Incinerator to expedite reclamation of 40 acres of land in the area and save about $250,000
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    THE BELLS WILL WOW RING OUT CLEAR AND TRUE
    161 4 THE BELLS WILL WOW RING OUT CLEAR AND TRUE SINGAPORE, Sun. Parishioners of the St. Bernadette's Church in Zion Road will hear a new sound during their services the true, melodious tones of genuine bells. Since the church was opened on March 30. they have been listening— most of them
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    MEALS IN TRAINS FOR KING, QUEEN
    130 4 MEALS IN TRAINS FOR KING, QUEEN KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsurl Agong will have five meals In trains during their state visits to India and Pakistan, beginning on Oct. 9. Their Majesties will be engaged every day throughout their 33-day tour of the sub-continent
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY PLANS CHANGED
    168 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. yHE pattern of the Prophet Mohamed brithday x celebrations here will be varied this year as compared with previous celebrations. The procession of adults and children will start at 9.30 a.m. from the Government offices and after marchIng along various streets in the
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    Actor has a heart attack in hotel
    219 4 River rescue of woman then SINGAPORE, Sunday. lIANDSOME Indonesian actor A.N. Alkaff and an 11 attractive woman he described her as "a very good friend" were both sent to the General Hospital here this evening one after the other She was sent there
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    Boeing 707
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The fifth Boeing 707 for Qantas will arrive at the Singapore airport tomorrow on its delivery flight to Australia. It will leave for Sydney on Wednesday.
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    Inaugural meet
    24 4 SINOAPWIE, Bun. The Inaugural meeting of the Singapore Medical Association will be held at the Alumni Association. Medical Centre, on Tuesday night.
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    Found hanged
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 24-year-old plumber. Wee Tlan Seng, was found hangIng In a house off Eng Hoon Road tonight.
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      90 4 Today's Singapore if jilt*}?-,. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Table-ten-nis 9 ajn.. bodybuilding, weightlifting 2 pjn.. basketball 6 pjn.. folk dance class, physical committee 7Jo PJn., kun tow 8.15 pjn. V.M.C.A.: Junior dept. open from 2 pjn. to 6 pjn., bodybuilding. welghtlUting 4 pjn., judo practice for juniors 4.45 pjn.. Malay civil service
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      76 4 Malay beginners (Chines* e«kInc) 9.30 am. beginners pjn. and 6 pjn. Senior Cambridge 7.30 pjn.. absolute beginners 7.30 p.m., table-tennla 7.30 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film shorn at Tan Took Seng Hospital 7.30 pjn. SALVATION ASMT: Home League meeting 3 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Keep i fit 9.16 a.m.,
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      77 4 Amber Road 440 pjn., Malay ctrll service Std. I 5 pjn. KAFFLBB MUSEUM: China. 64 photographs by T. H. Chan* 9 aJn. to 5.30 pjn. UNTVHUmr OF MALAYA AST MUSEUM: Permanent collection Includes contemporary Malayan painting. Indian and South-East Asian sculpture. ChlneM ceramics and Islamic Art 9 a.m. to 4.30
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    THE MESSIAH' WHO FAILED RISE FROM THE DEAD STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
    1456 5 THE MESSIAH' WHO FAILED RISE FROM THE DEAD STRAITS TIMES Special Feature He found Sunday good day for trade FANATICS BELIEVED THE MONEY-GRUBBING QUACK QN December 16, 1927, "King" Benjamin Purnell lay in a simple iron cot and died. For three days his followers kept vigil by the death-bed repeatedly
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    58 6 W»r4t lit (Minim*m) MR. A MRS. BALAKRISHNAN of 14. Pahang Road. K.L. thank ai friends and relatives for their >itendance and valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage A. M. DSOUZA thanks all triends and relatives for their .t tendances, messages of conoolence, wreattts and cash con'ribution at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 6 U Worit tit (Mimimmm) IN FOND MEMORY of Tom Mahony (late Deputy Public I'iosecutor Singapore) who passed ■way on 14th Sept. 1958. A great friend sadly missed. May he rest In peace.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    322 6 it Wt4t Sit (Minimum) AT "THE COCKPIT" Mondays to Fridays Business Man's Lunch 13.50. SALE at Au Bon March'e. Prices slashed more than 50%!! f 17* Orchard Road, (upstairs). Phone (Spore) *****. CURED.' That tired* run-down feeling by taking a few jars of Apollo" Essence oi Chicken. In the
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    The Straits Times Monday, September 14, 1959. AndNowThe Future
    648 6 The Straits Times Monday, September 14, 1959. AndNowThe Future The Federation has been accustomed for some time to many of the forms of parliamentary democracy; it has held elections, experienced parliamentary procedure and tasted the rule of law. But only now has parliamentary democracy in this country become a fact,
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    Truly National University
    354 6 The large number of degrees and diplomas awarded ai Saturday's convocation (there were 485 graduates) offers fresh reminder of the growth of the University of Malaya, particularly in Kuala Lumpur. Established only a little more than a year ago, the Federation division has been able to house
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    Ah Moon!
    269 6 There are two ways of reacting to the news of the rocket that spent the whole of yesterday flying toward the moon, and judging by the response from many parts of the world only two. One is wonder, the other boredom. It would be a pity if mankind
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    De Gaulle In quest of peace with honour
    1272 6  - De Gaulle In quest of peace with honour William Millinship by GENERAL de Gaulle is expected to make a new attempt this week to bring peace to Algeria. The deadline has been set by the new session of the United Nations General Assembly, but the real possibility of a French
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    Mr. K's very reluctant friend is going on that junket
    382 6 Mr. K's very reluctant friend is going on that junket •OVirT COMMENTARY... BY MONALD HINOLEV It! IKHAIL SHOLO. 1T1 KHOV, author of the best selling novel "Quiet Flows The von," had a large dose of publicity last week. Mr Khrushchev, returning to Moscow from the Black Sea coast, descended on
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    You can't expect Govt. to do all for you
    256 7 You can't expect Govt. to do all for you MINISTER (FORMER UNIONIST) SAYS... CINGAPORE, Sun. The Health Minister, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, told representatives of the Naval Base Labour Union today not to expect the Government to do everything for them. Speaking at the union's 12th annual representatives' conference, the
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    A national university soon
    271 7 MALAY TO BE MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION, SAYS RAZAK KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, last night outlined measures the Government will take to establish "a truly national university" for the Federation. He said at the University of Malaya convocation dinner
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    MARY (NO TIME FOR BOYS) VOTED CABARET QUEEN
    141 7 WITH a smile of triumph on her face and amidst thunderous applause, popular Mary Shuen, Idwas nmncd Cabaret Queen for 1959 at the Great World Cabaret in Singapore on Saturday night. Here she is shown receiving the Sash of Honour from Mrs.
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    'FACTOR No. 1 IN BUILDING A NATION IS EDUCATION'
    351 7 'FACTOR No. 1 IN BUILDING A NATION IS EDUCATION' the Government was working on a vast programme to ensure that the Federation possessed th* best It could provide at all levels of education. 'Our main emphasis ir. the past few years had been on the primary sphere. But at the
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    275 7 Party big guns to join the new poll battle in Kedah SUNGEI PATANI, Sunday. ""DIG guns" of the Alliance, Pan-Malayan Islamic Party and the Socialist Front are expected to arrive here from tomorrow to back their candidates in the deferred parliamentary election in Kedah Tengah. The Deputy Prime Minister and
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    85 7 DATO ISMAIL LEAVES FOR NEW YORK KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of External Affairs, Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, left here today on the first leg of his journey to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting this week. The other three members of the Malayan
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    Two rings cost him $400 fine
    56 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Chla Kuay Teck, a labourer living in Jurong Road, Singapore, was lined $400 in the magistrate's court today for failing to declare to the customs that he had two gold rings when he arrived here by bus yesterday. The rings were
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    Medical union widens membership
    125 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Selangor Medical Services Union today amended its constitution to admit 250 assistant nurses who had appealed to be allowed to Join it. The nurses had written to the union saving they had no one to represent them in negotiations and were concerned
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    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. SunLee Ah Soo, 17. of Chow Kit Road here, was admitted to the General Hospital tonight with scalds.
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    121 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A ROMAN Catholic newsletter here today praised the Federation Government's policy towards sterilisation and hoped Singapore would follow it. The newsletter of the Singapore St. Joseph's Church, said that the time has come for the new State to look to Kuala Lumpur for
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    Hollywood tale of a nun: Did it make her life too dull?
    467 7  -  EE BOON LEE By Singapore, Sunday THE film "The Nun's Story", now being screened in two local cinemas, has provoked a sharp controversy in Catholic circles here. It tells the story of a young girl who became a
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    TIP for MALAYAN STUDENTS IN U.S.
    186 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A N American economic expert today advised Mala- yans wishing to go to the United States for further studies never to forget the need "to translate and adapt what you are learning to your own country." Dr. Clifton R. Wharton has just
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    74 7 Praise for Parliament ceremony SINGAPORE, Sun-— A Con- servatlve M.P., Sir John Barlow, today expressed his admiration for the way yesterday's opening ceremony of the Federation Parliament was conducted. Sir John told the Straits Times on arriving here from Kuala Lumpur that he was greatly Impressed by the dignity and
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    31 7 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Mr. K. Krfshnan was re -elected president of the Singapore City Council Health Department Workers' Union at its annual meeting today. The secretary is Mr. D. Veeraiyan.
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    24 7 TELOK ANSON. Sun— Six m«»n armed with parangs and sticks robbed a Malay family of Jewellery worth $1,500 at Kampong Tukang ;lcd'n.
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      234 8 WUERE TO STAY? Where to go? How to get there? These are three basic problems facing the student newly-arriv-ed in London, especially those without too much money. Most Malayans may have the lirM problem solved by Malaya Hall, the students hostel in Bryanston
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      774 8 rE results of The Malayan Monthly's Free Entry Word Puzzle "G" (August) were announced yesterday in The Sunday Times. Here are the judges' comments on what they considered to be the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult clues. ACROSS 2:
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      983 10 BUYERS SATURATED: INVESTORS CAUTIOUS By Our Market Correspondent THERE was less activity on the Malayan Share Market last week buyers being saturated for the time being and prices having reached high levels. Repeated hints of increased taxation in Singapore also slowed down business. Whilst this brought
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      585 10 JTekka 4s. 7' 2 d. 6d. T. Harbour 15s. 3d. +3d. Tronoh Mlnet 16s. 9d. +6d. Txd Austral Malay Twenty-three dollar rubber counters came to business compared with 26 and of the 20 price charges 11 were gains. Amal Malay cum the 30 per cent for the year
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      72 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank*' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday, Sept. 12 (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Belgian Francs 1029 V. Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong, the C.S. dollar «as quoted at
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      21 10 Malayan Share Marfcrt: Sept. 12 Sept. 11 ndnstrials: 97.55 97.8« tins: ***** 111.96 Rubbers: 150.05 149.71 Ian. 1 1958=100
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      57 10 Current payment McAUster 10 r c Amal Malay Estates 30' S. Tronoh 3d. Tronoh Mines 10d.+ Connemara 10*;* Includes 6d. bonus. Interim. Date of payment Sept. 30 Oct. 27 Nov. 11 Nov. 30 Oct. 16 Total for year 15^ 30 c o Is. Is. 2d. Total for previous
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      1114 10 THE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share.Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (Sept 12). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year. «V TO MARKINGS 1 "T MM ewitdiao ewnk.li it =r eidaatai IHiiin
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      Stockpile selling eases rubber
      207 10 Stockpile selling eases rubber f\H Friday October be- came the current quoted position on the Singapore Rubber Market and eased over l\ cents as the result of reports from America that under new legislation rubber can be sold from the stockpile without the necessity of giving six months notice. This
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      267 10 COMMODITY REVIEW Actually a further 7,000 tons had been contracted for in August, but shipment had to be delayed till early this month. For the first eight months of this year shipments at 783.814 tons were near y 11 per cent higher than In t:ie same period of 1958. Although
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      266 10 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD THE BOARD proposes to offer for sale lv steel Single-Screw Steam Tug No. 10. Main dimension* are: Length 60.5 feet Breadth 15.9 feet Depth 8.35 feet, with a free speed of B'i knots. The Steel Hull was built In Singapore Harbour Board Dockyard In 1940
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      744 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS METHODIST GIRLS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, MALACCA Applications are Invited from qualified teachers of either sex who are Federal Citizens or who are eligible for Federal Citlsenshlp. Two vacancies can be filled immediately and a few in January 1960. Applications should be made In writing giving full particulars of qualifications
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      1368 11 NOTICES NOTICE TO SINGAPORE TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Subscribers are Informed that the next issue of the E"git*h and Chinese editions of the Telephone Directory are due to be made in January 1960. Any desired altera-, tions and additions to be present' listings must reach the Contract A Services Manager.
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      702 11 NOTICES Advertisement >■!— lit Order of Supreme Caurt dated 21st «ay et As***. 1959 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE FEDERATION OP MALAYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT PENANG DIVORCE PETITION NO. OF 1959 Between SYBIL DE SOUZA Petitioner And GEORGE RODRIGUES Respondent to: George Rodrtgues. Late of 35 Bertam
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      751 11 I BOUSES LAND FOR SALE llt Word, St (Min.)— Box It ct, extra TWO STOREY COMPOUND HOUSE, freehold land 30.000 sq.ft. District 10. 3 miles from City. Suitable for Company staff or private residence. Price: $65,000. C.H. Williams. Valuer Estate Agent, Hongkong Bank Chambers. Tel: Spore *****. GOOD PLANK ASBESTOS
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      876 11 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Words SS (Min.)— Box St cU. extra OWNERS OF MINING Lease to South Johore desire contact interested parties view prospecting. G.PO. Box 61. Singapore. MEDICAL PRACTICE in thickly populated area, main thoroughfare, low rent, good Income, for sale. Apply please Box A 4317 S.T. Spore. ACCOUNTANT will
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    313 13 Half -pace Korea win 4-0 CROWDS 800 SINGAPORE FOR LISTLESS DISPLAY SINGAPORE, Sunday. COUTH Korea, the Asian Cup t3 champions and unlucky fifth in the Merdeka soccer tournament, easily beat Singapore 4-0 before a crowd of 2.844 at Jalan Besar today. Outclassed and outplayed In a dull, scrappy match Singapore
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    95 13 Three in a row for the champs pENANG. Sun. Chinese Wanderers, the reigning champions, trounced Muslim Recreation Club "B" s—l5—1 In a First Division league soccer match at City Stadium yesterday. It was the Wanderers' third win In as many matches this season. Centre-forward Kan. Soon Soon (two) and Inside-right
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    20 13 IPOH, Bun. Ipoh Swimming Club beat Kinta Swimming Club 11-8 at waterpolo to win the Gillie Cup today.
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    289 13 Foong Cup: S'gor and S'pore lead in zone finals KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor looked well set for victory over Perak In their Foong Seong Cup badminton north zone final which began here tonight. At the end of tonight's play, Selangor led by four matches to nil. Selangor's team of experienced
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    130 13 REFEREE ASSAULTED BY OFFICIAL OF THE BEATEN TEAM pENANG, San.— A football referee, Mr. M. Kuppusamy, was assaulted by an official of the Glugor Club after the second division soccer league match in which the club were beaten 2-1 by Tanjong Bungah Rangers at Westland School ground yesterday. Mr. Kuppusamy
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    171 13 51 players invited for Penang trial pENANG. Bun. Fifty-one players- have been invited by the Penang Rugby Union for the first state rugger trial at Western Road on Tuesday. The players have been divided into four teams: Blues A: P. Coleman; B. Chamberlain. D. Smith, G. Coleman, H. Joseph; P.
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    32 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Kuala Lumpur Guthrie's Sports Club won the Taylor Cup when they scored 15J points in the Guthrie interbranch games which ended here today. Seven branches took part.
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    52 13 TAIPEH. Sun.— A Nationalist China's soccer team today defeated a Siamese squad 3-1 In the first round of a qualifying match for the World Olympic Games. Nationalist China's victory today permit* her to enter the second round series. The Chinese won the first game 3-0 at Bangkok last
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    166 13 SEREMBAN, Sunday. VfALAYAN Sikhs face an innings defeat in their iT two-day cricket match against Malayan Ceylonese which ends here tomorrow. Sikhs, routed for 63 runs In their first innings, were four down for 10 runs at close today. Ceylonese scored 179 for eight declared. The
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    55 13 PENANO, Sun. Penang Sports Club beat Sungel Patanl by six points (two tries) to nil in a rugger match at Western Road yesterday Tom Loughead and W. Pearson scored. In another match at Green Lane. Penan? All-Kues. beat Australian Hostel by 13 points (two goals, and a
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    65 13 MALACCA, Sun. Malacca cyclist Tay Bok Teck today won the Kuala Lum-pur-Malacca road race jointly organised by the Selangor and Malacca cycle racing associations. Bok Teck covered the 90 miles in the splendid time of 4hr 1 mln. Runner-up was Alwi Abdullah of Selangor with
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    Gemac in final
    48 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Gemas will meet Sentul in the final of the inter-club cricket competition for the Strachan Cup. In the semi-final played at Sentul today, Gemas Railway R.C. beat Ipoh Railway R.C. by eight wickets. Scorer?: Ipoh 55 (R. Balasubramanlam 7 27). Gemas 61—2.
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    14 13 IPOH, Sun. Anglo-Chin-ese School beat St. Michael's Institution 10-7 at waterpolo yesterday.
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      34 13 SINGAPORE: Eafgcr SCC "B" v REME. padang; Victoria School v The Blacks. Victoria School ground. Soccer Rainbow Rangert v Dockyard Coy. RMP Kampong Bahru. Hockey— BouUy' School v Serangoon English SchooL Upper Serangoon Road.
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    Puthucheary on economy
    36 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. James Puthucheary. manager of the Industrial Promotion Board, will talk on "Distribution of Ownership and Control in the Economy of Malaya" at the Faculty of Arts. Nanyanß University, on Tuesday.
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    51 14 MELBOURNE. Sun. The Asian Students Association at Ballarat. 64 miles northwest of Melbourne, has decided to invite the Federation Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman to visit Ballarat when comes to Australia in November as guest of the Australian Government. There are many Malayan students studying at
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    16 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Malay Journalists Union will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday.
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