Singapore Standard, 19 September 1958

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IX No. 79. IS cts 14 Pages Teleohon* *****—5 Cabl« TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1958. [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon R.I. BANS 52 CONCERNS
    392 1 SWEEPING CRACKDOWN ON CHIANG SYMPATHIZERS Schools, Papers S Theatres Closed By Military Command JAKARTA, Sept. 18, (UPl)— City military authorities, in a sweeping crackdown on Notionalist Chinese sympathizers here, today banned 52 organixations, newspapers, theatres, schools and businesses* All were operated by overseas Chinese sympathetic to
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    Lock icon 100 BATA EMPLOYEES GET SACK NOTICES
    380 1 100 BATA EMPLOYEES GET SACK NOTICES Influx Of Imported Footwear To Blame ABOUT 100 employees of the Bata Shoe Company in Singapore have been given sack notices as a direct result of the dumping of imported footwear in the Colony. The workers have been notified that their services will no
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    Lock icon Plane Crash Trio Say 'We're Lucky To Be Still Alive
    545 1 Plane Crash Trio Say 'We're Lucky To Be Still Alive THE pilot and two passengers of a four-seater single-engined Proctor plane which crashed in the sea, off Sembawang, Singapore, on Wednesday night, yesterday thanked their stars* that they were still alive. The pilot, 40-year-old New Yorker Robert Baudin decided to
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    Lock icon U.K. MOVE TO RELAX CURB ON $ GOODS
    104 1 U.K. MOVE TO RELAX CURB ON GOODS SINGAPORE'S Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Juraabhoy yesterday welcomed Britain's move to ask Colonial Governments to relax import restrictions on a wide range of Dollar goods. The U.K. move was announced by Sir David Eccles, President of the Board of
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    Lock icon Nationalists Down 5 MIGs Near Quemoy
    254 1 TAIPEI, Sept. 18 (UPI) Nationalist Chinese jet fighter planes dealt Communist Chinese two stunning defeats today when Red MIGs and torpedo boats attempted to intercept a supply convoy withdrawing from besieged Quemoy islands. The Nationalist Chinese Air Force said its Sabre jets shot down
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    Lock icon FUJIYAMA WELCOMES WARSAW TALKS
    214 1 UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 18 (UPI) Jaoanese Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama today ruled out the use of force In the Formosa Straits. He called upon the United Nations to Rive the United States and Communist China a chance to settle the Quemoy crisis In their Warsaw Fujiyama,
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    Lock icon Nicosia Curfew Clamp As US Consul Is Shot
    126 1 Nicosia Curfew Clamp As US Consul Is Shot NICOSIA, Sept. 18 (Reuter) An American diplomat was shot and wounded here tonight during a new flare-up pf violence that led to an immediate curfew on the city. He is Mr. John T. Wentworth, 32. the U.S. ViceConsul in Nicosia. He has
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    Lock icon BOMB THREAT
    38 1 THE SOVIET Embassy in London said today it had received an anonymous letter, purporting to be from a United States pilot, threatening to drop a nuclear bomb on Russia tomorrow and also -one on Poland.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Linda Chen Released From Changi Jail
    192 1 LINDA Chen Mong Hock, former teacher at the Chung Cheng High School, Singapore, who was detained under a banishment warrant shortly after the riots in October, 1956, was yesterday released from Changi Prison where she was detained for moro than 20 months. Two other
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    Lock icon CONVICTED FOR HAVING CLIPPERS
    159 2 CONVICTED FOR HAVING CLIPPERS AN ELECTRICAL apprentice, Tan Soo Tioh, 18, was convicted in the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of possessing a pair of wire clippers with intent to commit an offence at 11.30 p.m. on Sept. 6. It was alleged that Tan had the pair
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    239 2 WARSAW TALKS WARSAW, Sept. 18 (Reuter) The Ambassadors of Communist China and United States, Wang Ping Nan and Jacob D. Beam, met today for the second session of their Warsaw talks on disputed Far Eastern problems. The two envoys talked for two hours 40 minutes
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    Lock icon SEATO PLANS TO COUNTER AGGRESSION
    124 2 BANGKOK, Sept 18 (Reuter) Military advisers of the South East Asia Treaty Organisation today expressed "satisfaction," with the progress of defence plans designed to counter Communist aggression and subversion in the area. A communique. issued after their ninth bi-annual meeting today, said they unanimously reaffirmed
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    Lock icon S.I.T. ROW: NOW SEWELL CHALLENGED
    167 2 S.I.T. ROW: NOW SEWELL CHALLENGED ASSEMBLYMEN Mr Lee Choon Eng and Mr. William Tan yesterday issued a challenge to Chairman of the Singapore Improvement Trust, Mr. A. B. Sewell to name the politicians he accused of using pressure on S.I.T. officers to stop legitimate actions. "As elected members of the
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    Lock icon WRECKED VEHICLES AN EYESORE
    201 2 WRECKED VEHICLES AN EYESORE SINGAPORE Legislative Assemblyman, Lee Choon Eng, has complained to the Chief Secretary. Mr. E. B. David, that it is an eyesore to see wrecked vehicles dumped on both sides of the road adjacent to the Sepoy Lines Police Station. In a letter sent to the Chief
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    Lock icon Uniform For Visit To Penang
    180 2 Uniform For Visit To Penang A SPECIAL uniform is being devised for the 15-nnan delegation of the Singapore City Council for the official visit to Penang next month The idea of the uniform, The Standard understands, is that all Councillors should be attired so as to drown party or political
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    Lock icon Found Drowned In Bath-tub
    54 2 A 3 6- YEAR-OLD man, Yeow Kim Fong was found drowned in a tub of water near his home at Kampong Khoo Chye, last night. It was believed that Yeow had slipped hitting his head against the bath-tub. When his body was discovered, it was half
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    29 2 TANG Kwong, 28, was found drowned in the sea near Pulau Bukom on Wednesday afternoon It is believed that he went for a swim and got into difficulties.
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    Lock icon Dag Obtains Approval For A UN Force
    205 2 Dag Obtains Approval For A UN Force UNITED NATIONS, Sept 18 (Reuter) Mr. Dag Hamma rskjoeld, the Secretary General has obtained agreement of the United Arab Republic, Jordan and the Lebanon to the establishment of a United Nations "Roving Watchdog Commission" in their territories, usually reliable sources said today. They
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    95 2 DETROIT S$ Thr nation*;* Ford Mo!« r 0 officiary over a few of the OWIJ hourly-ray-': I bark on tr.r United iut( in Chicago, Indian* and Cincinnat Monrnp ar D* san ind miny "e--fused 10 return day beet agreement rea wj between Ford failed rfcr issues A a^X the
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    753 3 September 19. 1958 Counc j| Histrionics ImEBLEY items ranging from death I 3 fin2 houses, from a park to its aquarium, Lit n3t'3 n5 f0 i ot> a S encies rom a challenge iid accepted) to two angry walkouts IL4 Wednesday display of histrionics durt^onfHlv get together of Singapore's
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    15 3 a S- M ko~ F^ lima* .J^ t* 1 USEHNEWST 5- g a IB
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    1248 3  -  John Davy By GENEVA the United Nations conference on the peaceful* uses of atomic energy, which ended last week in Geneva, the scientists and science of different nations have been on parade in a way which prompts some instructive comparison. The Russians and the Americans have been
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    79 3 Dr. Horace M. Trent, a U.S. scientist, has proved that man has been breaking the sound barrier for thousands of years with the bull whip. He has proved that the whip's cracking noise is not leather slapping leather, but the speed of the tip moving faster than
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    1054 3  - T he Formosan Impasse Philip Deane -By WASHINGTON A VASTLY increased hostile mail pouring into the White House, attacking the Government's policy on the Chinese offshore islands was the principal reason why President Eisenhower decided to broadcast to the nation last week. According to one official the letters were running
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    396 3 the NEWS as it strieks me INTERNATIONAL events may move fast next week with Arab countries the field of political battles which may turn out to be more serious than anything; that has happened In this part of the world so far. The luU in the Middle East, since the
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    60 4 MALAYAN folk melodies are expressed in the idiom of American jass by Ahmad Merican, producer of musical programmes for Radio Malaya, and Gabor Szado. Hungarian freedom fighter, a student at the Berklee School of Music in Bos lon. Watching the two guitarists are Yusoff bin Ahmad of
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    Lock icon UMNO To Give Rice To Mosques
    90 4 PENANG. Thurs. The North Province Weilesiev Division of the United Malays National Organization will donate rice to 63 mosques in the division for holding feasis on the birthday anniversary of Prophet Mohammed which ialls on Sept. 26. The division will also donate rice to
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    Lock icon Govt. May Impose Causeway Check On Publications
    429 4 Govt. May Impose Causeway Check On Publications KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government may soon impose a causeway check on publications in order to keep out those that are prejudicial to the public order, morality and security of the country. This is part of new powers which the Government is
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    Lock icon Record Thefts On Single Day
    229 4 Record Thefts On Single Day IN A RECORD number of house-breakings on a single day, Singapore thieves yesterday managed to gei away with more than $5,000 in cash and jewellery. There were 13 raids in various parts of the city. The biggest haul was made from a house in Outram
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    Lock icon ASSAULTED
    33 4 LEE Guan Neo 49, of Market Street, was set upon by about five men while he was walking along Anderson Bridge. Singapore last night. He was treated for minor injuries in hospital
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    1881 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr- Justice Smith cleared the High Court for 20 minutes and allowed proceedings to be conducted in camera during this period today when Dr. Foo Lum Choon, former badminton and chess champion, was being cross-examined in the course of a civil action in which his wife
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    209 4 Govt. Buys Chemicals From Japan THE Singapore Government purchased approximately $50.--000 worth of pharmaceutical chemicals and vitamins from Japan during the first half of this year, a spokesman for the Health Ministry told The Standard yesterday. The chemicals were in accordance with the accepted standards of the American and British
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    40 4 THE first two agricultural assistants in Mali Zaliha binte Haji Zai ol of Jelobu Sf rental and Che Halijah binte Haji Vahaya of hore were introduced to the King when m visited the Agricultural Station at THok CM Tuesday.
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    141 4 PORT SWETTENHAM, Thurs The M Malaya and Singapore saw the last of -■><» t as they sailed into banishment from F«" Uifg morning:. Their destination < anU) China. As they sailed away, these gangsters and Communist terrorists hurled abuses and shook their fists against the country that had sheltered
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    54 4 THE ANNUAL Singapore City Day Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication will be held at the St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday, at 6 p.m. The informal service will be for all those who work and hold responsibility not only in j the services of the City Council but
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    63 4 THE wedding of Mr. Chew Kwang Seng and Miss Loo Pu Neo took place at the Evergreen Cafe on Sunday. Mr. Chew eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chew Yuen Cniew, is attached to the Yew Kee Press, Klang The bride, second daughter of Madam Teoh Kim JSuan,
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    158 4 THE following candidates were successful in the Corporation of Secretaries Examinations held in June this year. Intermediate Examination. Chua Peng Ngoh. Ho Ping Chan. Paul Ooi Lam Vang (Johore) Intermediate Examination (Section A.) Chu a Cher ,Miang. Chua Yam Mong. D;ng Ting Han (Johore Bahru). Augustine Foo See Chin
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    80 5 p.r'> of the Ist Loyal Regiment. X iptih Kailway Station on Tuesday \L&& of their journey to Hongkong Jl Bfß* and officers will undergo a six-week 15 JS (reatrsl honours to be bestowed on f *i t rr- infien t. the Colours, here are frTi Hillings (left) and Lt.
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    81 5 Tan Swee Poh, 2fi, was abducted by Mil from his house in Tanjong MinGevlang Road, Singapore, early yesterday. V r. taken B member B_. gang. BaW:;". r. '-va> fi^n- 3 Bt: me group." y. 1* Group I' this I was nit Ad n ijppjj IG: 18, ciici r M
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    236 5 THAT P.A.P. CHALLENGE: WE'RE READY -TANG TWO non-PAP City Councillors who accepted a PAP challenge to spend two weeks in the "death house" area are now waiting to be told when they can move in. The challenge was made by PAP Councillors Mr. Low Por Turk and Miss Chan Choy
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    732 5 Tribute Paid To Good Work Of Malay Regiment IPOH, Thurs. Another big step forward towards the end of the 10-year-old Emergency has been achieved with the elimination of li terrorists in the "Operation Chieftain'* area of South-west Perak. This was announced at a Press conference
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    151 5 Boys Brigade To Celebrate Anniversary THE Singapore Boys Brigade will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the BB movement with a week-long programme beginning tomorrow. Highlights of the programme include a marthon run, a campflre, an exhibition, annual display, and a talentime and oratorical contest. The Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew
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    Lock icon GIFT FOR CHURCH FETE
    95 5 THE P O Company yesterday officially presented a 200-lb. gift to the International Stall of the St. Andrew's Cathedral fete, to be held in the Church grounds on Sept. 27. It was handed over to the chairman of the fete, Mr. Noel J. Thompson, by Captain
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    Lock icon PERAK BANDIT, 18, TO HANG FOR CARRYING ARMS
    447 5 PERAK BANDIT, 18, TO HANG FOR CARRYING ARMS IPOH, Thurs. A terrorist, Sans: Chai alias Chin Kok San, 18, who told the High Court that he was forced to join the bandits and carry firearms but had never once used these weapons against security forces, was sentenced to death at
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    38 5 HONGKONG, Sept. 18 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $16 02 to £1 Sterling, $5.80 to US$l; Si. Bs to Malayan $1; $0.05 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Goid $253.37 to a tael.
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    33 5 Minister for Health Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, addressed 34 Indian estate workers from Carey Island, attending a threeday civics course at the Information Services Headquarter, K. L. on Tuesday
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    178 5 Students To Join In Big 'Sweep' TWO senior schools in Queenstown have decided to participate in "Operation Proomstick organized b y the area's Community Association. On Sunday morning, armed with broomsticks, pupils of the two schools— the Queenstown Secondary Technical School and the Hwa Yi Government Chinese Middle School— will
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      269 5 Far East Force is celebrating the victories o/ lfc« R.A.F. over the German Air Force 9 during those strenuous days in 1940, now known as the J "Battle of Britain". The Far East Air Force will J hold an Open Day at R.A.F. Selelar, YOU WILL BE WELCOME I AT
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    Lock icon ESTATE SWAMP TRAGEDY
    722 6 Court Told Of Shooting Which Led To Death ward. A little later, he asked me .to help carry the wounded man. "The parang was lying near the right hand of the wounded person and when I turned him round I recognised him as Yahaya whom I knew
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    77 6 THE Singapore City Magistrate Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, yesterday fined E. A. Asian $40 for possessing a motorcar without a valid licence. The prosecuting officer told the court that the licence of the vehicle expired on Dec. 31. 1957, and wa s renewed only on
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    33 6 A WOMAN, Pong Fong Chee, 20, fell from the first floor of a house at Lorong Tai Seng last night. She was admitted to the General Hospital in a serious condition.
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    274 6 MOCK SEA BATTLE AT ESPLANADE MILITARY TATTOO THREE destroyers "engaged" an enemy cruiser in the Straits of Johore last night and after a fierce exchange of salvoes "sank" it with torpedoes. This simulated naval battle by members of the Royal Navy and the Malayan Royal Nav al Volunteer Reserve thrilled
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    175 6 My Husband Beat Me, Woman Tells Court MADAM TAN Kwee Siang tc'.d the Singapore High Court yesterday that her husband took over her dressmaking business and la:er began to assault her. She was suing her husband. Chua Teng Cher for a divorce on the ground of cruelty. Mr. Justice Chua
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    43 6 Standardpic by PRIME MINISTER Tunku Abdul Rahman joins in a little "chitchat** with Japanese Ambassador, Mr. Kaoru Hayashi. and Mrs. Hayashi at the cocktail reception given by the Ambassador at Lake Club, Kuala Lumpur, on Tues- day nisht. Fah
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    189 6 Picnic For Staff On 'City Day' ALL CITY Councillors have donated prizes to be distributed among winners of various competitions at the picnic to be held at Pasir Ris on Sunday to celebrate City Day. Mayor Ong Eng Guan has donated a "very special" prize which will be presented to
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    165 6 Policeman's Conduct Is Queried SINGAPORE Police are inves:igating into a complaint of a Volunteer Policeman "throwing his weight around" in the Kim Keat Avenue area. The Senior Assistant Commissioner "Areas," Mr A E Minns, told The Standard yesterday that, inquiries were being made about the man's activities. Allegations have been
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    46 6 A "TAIKONG" Goh Chwee Guan of Boon Tat Street was fined $20, in default, four days' jail in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday for failing to have a third engine driver on board his motor sampan in the Singapore Harbour on Sept. 5.
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    227 6 A RECORD of the proceedings of a Memorial Reference to the late Mr. T. A. Mahony, senior Crown Counsel, will be kept in the archives of the Singapore Supreme Court. i The Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah, in whose court the
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    43 6 Standardpic by "ONE more to go and she wins a prize." A little girl tries her hand at lighting 16 candles, at the Wesley Church Annual Fiesta, at the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Boys' School over the week- end. Fah
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    280 6 Police Did Not Act Promptly, Says Judge THE SINGAPORE Second District Judge. Mr. Choo: Singh, yesterday acquitted a youth, V. SuDDiah, on a charge ol being a member of a secret society, after Mr. Singh had pointed out that the Police had not ac ed promptly in taking court p:oceedings
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    52 6 LIM SWEE MUI was charged in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery at .Too Chiat Terrace early yesterday morning. He pleaded not guilty and was released on bail of $5,000 until Monday when his case will come uo
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    261 6 TWENTY EIGHT honour graduates in Economics Univerity of Malaya. were among 75 invited guests to S'ngapore's first Symposium on Afirlrnitnrai f™«« Agricultural Economics, which opened at the new Lecture Theatre. Science Block of the Universitv last nioM Other* includ^ 8 Mr p a Wricht RurSinlSi« R
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    506 6 PENANG. Thurs.— A lawyer, M r j a 4 moved a motion in the Supremr < ourt Ufa! of Habeas Corpus for 22-year-old Tan £3 be produced in court, but was told tiat hiVl been deported this morning and u a alrJ away on a ship. j "I wrote
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    79 6 THE V- vr r Btudpni Uni'i'irt will r "W< ifai ccrr T::r rh far r a he oi;i yoar "Wei:areW«< ning s> pi yj Welfare will be nr. a basi "Our rargr.j he i l Sept 2" -.:^t Day" in S a Lumpur. There v.\ b.>i tor.^ 1 Day
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    164 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 82* 83 R.S.S. No. 1 831 832 R.S.S. No. 1 (Nov.) 835 84} R.S.S. No. 2 81* 82 R.S.S. No. 3 79 79} Tone: Quietly Steady. The tin price in Singapore was S36Bi per
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    42 7 THE body of a 73-year-olc woman was found in a well at the 7th Mile. Changi Road, Singapore, yesterday. Two wicker baskets were also found in the well. Police Secretary, Mr. Cheah Teng Cheoh. said: "Investigations are proceeding."
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    61 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— At a recent meeting of ih3 Johore Bahru Medical Department Co-operative Stores Society Ltd.. the following were elected office-bearers: S. Mohamed Ahmad (Chairman), S. Ahmad Haron (Secretary). A. Hamid Ali (Treasurer). Lambak Jamil. A. Rahman A. Bakar, Mohamed Noor Mohmed Amin, Aludin H. Mohamed.
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    144 7 Start Talks To Avart Crisis— Union THE Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union with a membership of 3.000. last night warned the Company to start immediate negot:at ens with it "to avert an industrial crisis." The meeting empowered the Union's executive council 13 take all steps deemed t' l to "determine
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    54 7 THE Head of th e Indonesian Ministry of Information's Foreign Postings Division, Mr. U. Hutagalung (above), arrived in Singapore yesterday from Jakarta for a ten-day visit. Mr. Hutagalun? told The Standard: "The fight against the rebels in my country is now practically over, and we are on
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    188 7 THE Singapore City Magistrate, Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, yesterday granted Phua Boh, a Kampong Koo Chye fire victim, what he described as "the very last adjournment" of her case. "I fix Oct. 20 as the final date for hearing of your case. I will
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    173 7 LEADER of the Workers, Party in the Singapore City Council. Mr. Wang Tsun Hao, yesterday said that the "death houses" were a social necessity in the Colony. Mr. Wang was explaining his party's decision to oppose thp People's Action Party proposal to remove the
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    36 7 THE Singapore City Magistrate, Mr. Lim Ewe Huat. yesterday fined Li Seng Min Co. Ltd.. a total of $12 on three charges of exhibiting without licence illuminated advertisements in three parts of the City.
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    214 7 CORONER TOLD OF DEATH AT A WAYANG RIOTING at a wayang, near a Chinese Temple in Kheam Hock Road, Singapore, on the night of July 27, resulted in the death of a stevedore, Lau Kian Hock, a Coroner's Court was told yesterday. Inspector James Teo told the Coroner that he
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    126 7 THE Singapore Public are invited to send representation:: in writing in Chinese, English, Malay or Tamil to the Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly on the Fcusing and Development and Planning Bills on or before Oct. 11. Representations should be made separately in
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    258 7 THE newly -formed Alcoholics Anonymous organization in Singapore is growing in strength and has big plans for the reclamation of alcoholics. A member of the A. A. told The Standard yesterday that the organization, "born" at a meeting of eight men at the Young Men's
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    121 9 Colony Rubber Price Up 7/8 Cent SINGAPORE rubber price gained cent yesterday, to close at 83} cents per lb. for International first grade October, largely on report that "some form of settlement" had been reached between the U.S. Ford plant and the United Auto Workers Union. This report, which reached
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    44 9 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices in cents pep lb. yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Sp If b. 82* 82* International Oct No I RS.S. m 83| Efovtmbn 83 i 84 October 2 8U 82* October 3 79 79i Tonac Steady.
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    67 9 malaya exported 100.421 lona °f rubber last month, of vhleh 15.469 terns went to China the biggest buyer during the month. I U.K. bought 13.319 tons. (Japan 10.301 tons. U.S. 8.893 tons, West Germany 7.252 Urns, Itaiy 4.276 tons and France 3.017 tons. Exports in the first eight
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    347 9 JAPAN LEADS IN CAMERA EXPORTS TO MALAYA Finance And Commerce JAPAN is o leading exporter of cameras to the Malayan market including Singapore, according to official trade figures. Statistics for the first half of this year show that imports of Japanese cameras into the country were worth $372,507 (5,586 pieces).
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    212 9 JAPAN Air Lines will extend its present TokyoSingapore service to Jakarta in two years' time, as part of its plan to provide a world-wide service by 1963, the airline's president, Mr. Seijoro Yanagita, announced in Tokyo this week. Mr. Yanagita will pay a short visit to
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    124 9 Nickel Discovery CANBERRA, Sept. 18 (Reuter). A rich field of nickel has been discovered near Beaconsfleld, in Northern Tasmania, a Labour member for Tasmania said in the House of Representatives last night. The member. Mr. G. W. A. Duthie, appealed for Commonwealth aid to develop the field which, he said,
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    50 9 JERUSALEM, Israel, Sept. 18, (UPD— The Israeli Zim Shipping Company yesterday announced establishment of the Gold Star Line in partnership with Hongkong interests. The line will operate between Japan, the United States and West Africa, beginning with four chartered ships and eventually with ten ships.— UPl.
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    63 9 A COURSE for centrai bankers from Australia, New Zealand and South-east Asian countries is bein* held at the Commonwealth Bank's training centre in S3 r dney. It is a joint training venture sponsored for the second successive year by the central banks of Australia. Ceylon. India. New
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    81 9 WELLINGTON, Sept. 18, (Reuter) As part of the Government's increased export drive. Overseas Trade Commissioners will visit Taiwan (Formosa) and Middle East and Mediterranean countries during the next few weeks to investigate market prospects for New Zealand produce. Announcing this today, the Minister for Industries and Commerce,
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    98 9 MONTREAL, Sept. 18 (Reuter)—At the Commonwealth Trade and Economic Conference here today, Dr. J. E. Holloway, South African High Commissioner to Britain, spoke about the gold price issue. Conference sources said that he stressed the importance of raising the price of gold, which at present i»
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    34 9 PRODUCTION of gold in Australia during June, tnis year amounted to 95,137 fine ounces 4.928 fine ounces more than 'May, and 4,809 fine ounces more than Ihe average monthly production last year.
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    88 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picuJ yesterday were: Copra Sept./Oct U.K.. Continent $33* buyers $34 sellers: coconut oil In bulk $51j sellers, in drums $55 sellers; Muntok white pepper $124 sellers; Sarawak white $123 sellers; Special Sarawak black $73. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair
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    54 9 GENERALLY good growing conditions in Indonesia this year have resulted in a larger rice harvest than expected. The 1958 crop is likely to exceed that of 1957, and may be a record. The bulk of the crop is harvested from May to August, though some rice is
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    57 9 JAKARTA. Sept. 18 (Reuter) The Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said today Indonesia would shortly receive 200,000 tons of rice from Russia, Antara newsagency reported. He said the Republic was obtaining the rice "on a common commercial basis/* and that a Durchase agreement would probably be signed
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    34 9 two weeks and then separate the fibre. East Pakistan is the principal grower (85 per cent of world's total) of jute, the cheapest fibre used for making packing materials.
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    230 9 BUTTER WORTH, Thurs.— A $43,000 padi test station is under construction in Bumbong Lima on the border of Province Wellesley and Kedah, as plans for double cropping on 17,800 acres of padi fields, in the Northern district of Province Wellesley, get under way. Double cropping
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    46 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying. T.T. 31-1/16. O.D. 32-3/16. 90 days air mail 32* credit bills. 32| trade bills. Selling, T.T. or O.D. 31-11/16 ready. Other exchange rates remain unaltered. MR. YANAGITA
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    138 9 IN co-operation with post offices in Japan. New Guinea and the Netherlands, K.L.M. U to issue si* types of flrst flight covers on the occasion ef the opening of its Pclar route from Amsterdam to Tokyo on Nov. 1. In contrast to most pre-
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    76 9 AN Australian firm in Sydney will buy ileminite from Malaya for export to European countries. This was announced by Mr. Peter Abelef. director of Australasian Metal Ore, who left Singapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC for Tokyo. Mr. Abelef. who had been In the Colony for a
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    121 9 U.K. -Canada Agreement On Tariffs MONTREAL, Sept. 18 (Reuter).— An Anglo-Cana-dian agreement to prevent the raisins of tariffs on British imports may follow Britain's announcement today, freeins restrictions on Canadian goods, usually well informed sources said here tonight. Britain wants to prevent a repetition of Canada's action earlier this year
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    44 9 A CONFERENCE to discuss marketing of coffee grown in Papua and New Guinea is to be held soon, probably in the New Guinea highlands, savs an Australian government announcement. The conference will bring together coffee growers, selling agents, and coffee merchants.
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    122 10 STANDARD PICTURE ROUND-UP THE staff of the PWD Raub. entertained Mr. Tong Kay Chor, the Acting Executive Engineer to a farewell dinner prior to his departure to the PWD Headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Tong is seen above (seated sixth from left) with Mr. R. M. Stewart, the new Executive
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    135 10 AGONG REVIEWS NAVY The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, in a colourful ceremony, reviewed the nation's Navy at Port Dickson recently. The first review of its kind, it provided colour and pageantry for an estimated crowd of 10,000 who turned up to watch the Royal Malayan Navy in manoeuvres. Here are pictures
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    157 12 WELLINGTON, Sept. 18, (Reuter)— The Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Keith Holyoake. described the New Zealand Government's proposals to abolish compulsory military training as "political madness, military madness and verging on criminal madness. He demanded that the issue be put to the people by a
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    233 12 U.S. Won't Neutralise Offshore Islands WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (Reuter).— Mr. George Yen. the Nationalist Chinese Ambassador, said, after a State Department call. "I cannot believe that the United States wants to neutralise those (off shore) islands for the advantage of the Communists. Speaking to reporters yesterday after a 40-minute call
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    110 12 Ice Age Dam Across Atlantic? NEW YORK, Sept 18 (ReuteD— A dam across the North Atlantic might have to be built about a thousand years from now to prevent another ice age. the International Commission on large dams was told here. Mr. Gail Hathaway, President of the Commission yesterday told
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    68 12 BELGRADE, Seot. 18 (Reuter) President Tito is expected to visit Cairo late this year at the start of a tour of Asian and Far East countries, wellinformed sources said here today. He is expected to have important political talks with President Nasser who was
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    65 12 PANAMA CITY, Florida Sept. 18 (UPI) Police yesterday held a 17-year old high school senior who claims to hold the world's record for stealing automobile hub caps. Chester Williams, who was arrested last night prying a hub cap off a parked automobile, boasted to Police that
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    58 12 AGA KHAN THE BEGUM THE BEGUM AGA KHAN chats with the Aga Khan at the party held at the Savoy Hotel last week-end to celebrate the first anniversary of Kaxim Khan's Pix. succession t*» his grandfather's throne as Aga Khan. The young Aga Khan presided over the party with his
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    106 12 South Australia ADELAIDE, Sept. 18 (Reuter) No increases in State taxation or in charges for public services are proposed in the South Australian budget submitted to Parliament by the Premier, Sir Thomas Playford, today. The government would continue to avoid entertainment and hire purchase taxation, and
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    44 12 LEGHORN, Italy, Sept. 18 (UPl)— The destroyers "Iman Bonjol" and "Surapati," built in Leghorn's Ansaldo shipyards for the Indonesian Navy, sailed for Surabaya yesterday. The two ships, commanded by Captains Gimun Wagiman and Arnold Saroinsong, were sailing by way of Suez.
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    185 12 RED SHELLING WRECKS HIS PLANS TO BUILD A CHURCH TAIPEI. Sept. 18 (Reuter)— Communist gunfire has wrecked the efforts of sixteen months by a French Franciscan priest to build a tiny Catholic church on shell-battered Quemoy Island. The priest is Father Joseph Duretto who comes from Marseilles, France. He was
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    189 12 Free Algerian Govt. To Be Formed Tomorrow CAIRO, Sept. 18 (Reuter) The semi-official newspaper "Al Shaab" said here today that a "Free Algerian Government" with Fern at Abbas, as Prime Minister, would be announced tomorrow. Ferhat Abbas is President of the Algerian National Liberation Council and a member of the
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    89 12 1½ M. REFUGEES IN AUSTRIA BADEN, Austria, Sept. 18 (UPl)— The eighth General Assembly of the Association for the Study of the World Refugee Problem was opened by its European President, Fahreddin Kerim Goekay of Turkey yesterday. The General Assembly, which meets until Sept. 21, will discuss European refugee problems
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    53 12 TOKYp, Sept. 18 (UPIV— Communist North Korea reported today that an officer of the Republic of Korea Navy had deserted to the Reds. The Communist Central News Agency identified the turncoat as Petty Officer 2nd Class Ahn Jai Choon. Chief Engineer of a landing boat of
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    89 12 MINISTERS DISCUSS RACE RIOTS PICTURE taken last week at No. 10 Downing Street (from left) shows Dr. Patrick Solomon Deputy Chief Minister, Trinidad; the Hon. Ram Karran, Minister for Communications and Works. British Guiana; Mr. N. W. Manley, Chief Minister, Jamaica; the Rt. Hox Harold Macmillan, British Prime Minister; Dr.
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    94 12 Aussies On Loan To S'pore Govt. Melbourne, Sept. 18 (Reuter) Three Australian civil aviation officers will train air traffic control and communications staff for Singapore Airport. They are Mr. E. J. Mccubbin, Supervisor of Air Traffic Control for Melbourne, Mr. W. Phelan, an Air Traffic Controller at Sydney Airport and
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    59 12 MELBOURNE, Sept. 18 (Reuter) A woman laughing at a joke here threw back her head and tumbled out of a second floor window. She fell 20 feet to the ground below. Only injuries suffered by the woman, Mrs. Gwen Morgan. 58. who lives in
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