Singapore Standard, 7 November 1958

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    25 1 SINGAPOR STANDARD Telephone *****— 5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" jJS* J|^k^ ma SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1958. Vol. IX No. 128. 15 cts. 14 Pages IFINAl EDITION]
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    Lock icon SCHOOLS' EXAM LEAK
    493 1 Question papers out before wjgteg *A serious wnatter 9 -satis Mr. ChPtv Police start probe FIFTEEN thousand Singapore primary students who finished their secondary school entrance examination on Wednesday were yesterday told that they would have to sit for their tests again to qualify for promotion. THE
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  • POLIO: More centers to open
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      Lock icon 7 cases in Singapore
      296 1 SEVEN more anti-polio vaccination centres m the City and seven or eight m the rural areas will be opened next week, the Singapore Ministry of Health announced yesterday. The new centres will be staffed by the Ministry of Health, m co-operation with the University of Malaya,
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      Lock icon NICOSIA: BANKER SHOT DEAD
      63 1 NICOSIA: BANKER SHOT DEAD NICOSIA, Cyprus, Nov. 6, (UPI) British bank official Joseph Brander was shot and killed by Cypriot terrorists today the ninth British civilian victim since Oct. 1. Brander, branch manager of Barclay's Bank m Limassol. was killed as he left his car to enter the bank. In
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      Lock icon KMT ASSETS SEALED
      46 1 TOKYO. Nov. 6 (UJU.)— Bandung War Administration authorities yesterday sealed the assets of 14 Kuomintang organizations m the city, Antara News Agency reported today. The action was m execution of the general ban on Nationalist Chinese movements In Indonesia, the News Agency said.
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    Lock icon 90 BANDITS WIPED OUT in S. JOHORE
    579 1 Terrorist Headquarters completely smashed: Six Reds on run JOHORE BAHRU Thurs.— The War Executive Committee of Operation Tiger today announced the destruction of the Communist terrorist organization m South Johore. Launched on April 15 the operation has now ended with the elimination of
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    Lock icon Border Clash
    30 1 ISRAELI army headquarters announced that an armed clash broke out yesterday between troops of the United Arab Republic and Israeli forces north of the Sea of Galilee.- Reuter
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    Lock icon NO MORE LOANS IF CONFIDENCE IS NOT RESTORED
    1124 1 NO MORE LOANS IF CONFIDENCE IS NOT RESTORED Councillors Warn Mayor THE Singapore City Council will not be able to raise any more loans unless public confidence m it is restored. This view was expressed by the opposition members of the Council at its budget meeting yesterday. They told the
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    Lock icon SILENCE OVER QUEMOY
    110 1 SILENCE OVER QUEMOY TAIPEI. Nov. 6 (Reuter) Communist guns fell silent at Quemoy again today as the strange "alternate days" war drew towards the close of its second week. The Nationalists Immediately pushed m another convoy m the early hours to take advantage of the shelling respite. Nationalist military sources
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    Lock icon KELANTAN FLOOD REPORT
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Melor to Gunong road m Kelantan has been closed to traffic at the 2-1/4 and 2-3/4 Mile, due to floods. The flood level at 2-3/4 Mile, is five inches but the level at the 2-1/4 mile is one foot. Only light traffic is
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    Lock icon WANTED Three men and a woman
    75 1 WANTED Three men and a woman SOH WEE HOI: Hokkien, aged 24. Medium build with brown round face. Long hair brushed back. AH ANN, alias Yeung Chee Ching and Yeung Sse Kong. Hokkien of mediumbuild with a fair complexion. Hah* brushed back. Has two thumbs on right hand. CHEONG CHIN
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    Lock icon ANTI-DUMPING LAWS FOR MALAYA – TAN
    158 1 ANTI-DUMPING LAWS FOR MALAYA TAN HONGKONG, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Malaya's Minister for Commerce and Industry, said today the Malayan Government planned to apply measures, such as tariff barrier, m February next to prevent dumping of foreign goods on tbe Malayan market. He was replying to reporters*
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    Lock icon THREE IN U.K. ON C-PLAN
    87 2 KUALA LUMPUR. ThH Three Malayans from the Tei communications Departaa here are at present ir. EnglJ on a Colombo Plan course. I H. S. Lim (Batu Pahati Mr. K. T. Lav (Kluang).* 1 studying the maintenance I telecommunications test m?" ments at Marconi Instrunw Limited,
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    Lock icon Dowse Wins Divorce On Grounds Of Desertion
    503 2 Dowse Wins Divorce On Grounds Of Desertion PENANG, Thurs. A former District Office Balik Pulau, Mr. Sydney Hastings Dowse, was L granted a divorce decree to be made absolute m th months on the ground of desertion, by Mr j Rigby m the Supreme Court ust) The Judge dismissed the
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    Lock icon Respondent To Get $4,000 For Costs
    226 2 Respondent To Get $4,000 For Costs Mr. Lim Ew e Hock fora respondent, submitted tha* J love which the petitioner's for his wife was like the i of a parasite plant which V, troys the one on which feeds on." Mr. Lim, submitted tha' j plaintiff by his conduct ov?»
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  • EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      403 3 Polio Publicity U first blew hot, then it blew cold and then it blew itself back to normal and mellow m Singapore air-conditioned Legislative Chamber on Wednesday when the Assembly debated the pregnt outbreak of polio m the island. It was a m \6 storm while it lasted. But it
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      Lock icon No Pressure on Ike
      388 3 i Sweep bac f0 P° wer the Democrats n ">e U.S. Congressional elections was no surprise. A mere and more results streamed m, it seemed «rta.n that the early speculation as to whether "tey would gain the tw 9 -third majority which is "•cessary m the
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      Lock icon STANDARD TIGAR STANDARD PRESS
      53 3 w„ Cl: D^r. m eh *0»* >_*»• _f. 4U Llli- r a P e No 1563 Cables. MCERNtwS' cu **Ut T r ***** 1$ lines) All dsoartmsntt ;*0« V n n "Huranco Side 174 Bslu «d _*A*r ;e<eonone B y.j66 K*^* f Leith bt Tel: 4055
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    33 3 [Thia la the first ef two articles by Dennis Bloodworth, who went to Thailand to investigate the recent coup m the West's staunehest ally on the mainland of South East Asia]
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    Lock icon S. KOREA CALLS THE TOURIST
    587 3  - S. KOREA CALLS THE TOURIST PHILIP KIM By gOUTH Korea, which has been busy cleaning up the debris of war m the past five years, is now casting an eye on dollars from the pockets of foreign tourists. Proud ot its 4.291-year history, the country is rich m historical sights
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    19 3 IRELAND ha* the greatest ratio of hospital beds of any country: one for every 67 penons.
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    Lock icon ILLUSORY PROSPERITY
    1023 3  -  DENNIS BLOODWORTH by BANGKOK, BENEATH the towering, upcurled temple roofs of red and gold, shaven priests m their saffron robes ate their one vegetarian meal of the day. High on the ochre pinnacle of the great Pagoda of Nakorn Path o m, bronze windbells tickled gently, while m
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  • VOICE of MALAYA
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      Lock icon King's Laudable Gesture
      202 3 Sir, The laudable gestures of His Majesty, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, m having the nations flags half- masted m respect of the death of Pope Pius XII and m having sent messages of condolence to the Vatican, followed by congratulatory messages
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      126 3 Sir Singapore, on its road to Independence and internal self-rule, appears to have little foresight. Fifteen-thousand or more children have sat for the Primary II entrance examination but only 5,000 will be accepted Into secondary schools. May I ask Mr. Chew Swee Kee as to what the other
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    427 3 the NEWS as it strikes me AT NO period, since its inception early m 1949, haa the Malayan Chinese Association faced the stress and storm it does today. The reason: The proposed new Constitution which the new executives claim is essential if past errors are not to he repeated. There
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    Lock icon EMBRACED A WOMAN HE DIDN'T KNOW: FINED $150
    251 4 EMBRACED A WOMAN HE DIDN'T KNOW: FINED $150 A MAN who embraced a woman m front of her boy friend was fined $150 m a Singapore Court yesterday. "I was shocked by what he did as he was a stranger to me," the woman said. In the dock was Mohamed
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    Lock icon 'THIEF... THIEF...' BUT HE'S FORGIVEN
    224 4 J KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A 16-year-old snatch thief who jn broad daylight today bolted •with a woman's handbag, containing $25 was apprehended by a 47-year-old father of •three, after a dramatic 150--yard chase around the Supreme Court building here. j But the apprehension by iMr.
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    Lock icon Parish Honours Their Priest
    118 4 Parish Honours Their Priest PARISHIONERS o! the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary In Highland Road, Singapore, will oh Sunday honour their priest at a party on the occasion of his Sacerdotal Silver Jubilee. The priest, Father Moses Koh, was ordained m the Church of Saints Peter and Paul
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    Lock icon AIR INDIA TO LAND IN K.L.
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government has granted landing rights to Air India International, a national corporation of the Government cf India, which now becomes the seventh international airline to be granted landing rights. The Ministry of Transport lias informed the Indian High Commission
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    Lock icon Fined For Illegal Landing
    122 4 Fined For Illegal Landing MALACCA, Thurs. A fisherman, Yeo Jim Yong, who had a 1949 identity card and Federal citizenship papers issued m June 1958, was fined $50 by President of Sessions Court, Mr. K. Somasundrim today for illegal landing. Yeo's mother-in-law, wife, and 18-* year-old daughter, who landed with
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    Lock icon 9 TO CONTEST FOUR SEATS
    94 4 MALACCA, Thurs. Nominations for the Malacca Municipal elections closed today and the following were returned for the four wards: Tranquerah Ward: Lim Cheng Hoon (Alliance), Mrs N. G. Koch (Malayan Party); Fort Ward: Ng Choong Chee (Alliance). Chan Choo Tiong (M.P.); Bukit China Ward: G.
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    1029 4 HIS BUDGET ($5m UP) GETS THROUGH Spore Mayor Flayed, But... Bid To Juggle, Says Mr. Tang DESPITE sharp criticisms from Opposition members, tbe Singapore City Council at a special meeting yesterday unanimously approved with three minor amendments, its budget for next year, showing an estimated surplus of $5,000,000. The amendments
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    Lock icon FIGURES NOT REALISTIC – ATTACK IN COUNCIL
    516 4 FIGURES NOT REALISTIC ATTACK IN COUNCIL OPPOSITION Councillors m the Singapore City Council yesterday described the 1909 budget as "unrealistic and discriminatory." But the Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Guan, presenting the budget at the Council's ordinary meeting said that it was Ihe first time since the War that the Council
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    Lock icon 8,000 EMPLOYEES WORK IN FEAR OF REDUNDANCY
    306 5 flame put on City Council for increasing lights bill on hotels THE President of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, Mr. John Teck Hee said last night that the City Council must shoulder all respon- for an y retrenchment of staff m leading
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    Lock icon No more sackings for civilians in RAF...till March
    238 5 No more sackings for civilians in RAF. ..till March 10 Royal Air Force yesterday gave an assurance to Singapore Air Ministry Staff Union that there Hid be no further retrenchment of civilian employees *i RAF m Singapore till March 31, 1959. r presi ient of the Kg V. Kandasamy, |5i
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    Lock icon A MANSION GOES FOR $250,000
    121 5 A MANSION GOES FOR $250,000 Wrm L nur3 Pians were Eftf ere !oda >' f °r the LT ne a atia! mansion n T, a r s Eu Chateau," be- ij tne f n rmer multiyt ne :a c Mr. Eu 52*J ta Uk Muslim Mis--1 arv •;e v. B
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    Lock icon NO MAILS ON MONDAY
    48 5 B 1 wnich falls Nl a t J 'J; v obE* W L Publlc holiday NT^wJf no delivery of f the DireDOre an L^n^*** 1 Office R r.^ r "J** post offices l*S I a.m. till L> Joo ce 2 tion E fc a <^
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    25 5 I *____> ••»^IX"^J^ :,-£v rr V' o of Sarawak 'l era y frorr .^r'y'lne'"^ met at Ccr t Scott tQ east Asia
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    37 5 THE new officials of the Singapore Young Christian Workers Movement recently elected are: President Mr. A. P. Nathan, vice-presidents Mr. Michael Ferns and Mr. Freddy Wong, Sec. Mr. Stanley Wicks and treasurer-* Mr. Thomas Wee.
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    Lock icon Candidate For Mobil Queen Title
    57 5 Candidate For Mobil Queen Title MISS Shirley Koh. who will compete for the title of "Mobil Queen. 1958" at the Stanvac Sports Club dance at the Adelphi Roof Garden, Singapore, tomorrow night. Among the valuable prizes to be given away to winners of the contest are a diamond bracelet, diamond
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    Lock icon DELEGATION GETS THOMAS' ASSURANCE
    92 5 DELEGATION GETS THOMAS' ASSURANCE THE acting Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday assured representatives of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce that consideration would be given, wherever possible, to their proposals for reducing to the minimum the adverse effects of the ban on certain types of Chinese
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    86 5 THE ninth exhibition of the Singapore Art Society will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Dec. 16 to 21, the Society's Exhibition's Organizer Mr. L. M. Harrod, announced yesterday. Entries, accompanied by the prescribed application forms, will be received on Nov. 22. at the Victoria
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    Lock icon DAUGHTER'S DEATH WAS ACCIDENT
    133 5 DAUGHTER'S DEATH WAS ACCIDENT A TIMBER contractor, Low Kheng Hoon, yesterday told a Singapore Coroner how he accidentally killed his two-year-old daughter. Low was testifying before Mr. Giam Chong Hing at an inquiry into the death of his daughter, Low Siok Lian. Low said that on July 16, while he
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    Lock icon Creameries Staff Collects $172,63 For Cheer Fund
    158 5 THE Standard Cheer Fund 1958 yesterday received another boost when representatives of the staff of the Cold Storage Creameries at Orchard Road, Singapore, called with a donation of $172.63. The sum represents contributions from all ranks from peons to senior clerks, from counter
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    Lock icon SIX SEATS GO TO ALLIANCE IN PROVINCE
    392 5 SIX SEATS GO TO ALLIANCE IN PROVINCE BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. The Alliance won six seats m the Province Wellesley Rural District Council elections when its candidates were returned unopposed on Nomination Day today. It was a clean sweep for the Alliance m the North Province Rural Council, where there were
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    Lock icon AND TWO MORE IN PENANG
    139 5 PENANG. Thurs. A retiring Alliance member of the North Ward m the rural district council, Penang Island. Mr. Marie Pitchay, created a surprise on nomination day today by standing as an Independent against the Alliance. Mr. Pitchay's term m the rural council was for one
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    Lock icon OFFICIALS PICKED
    27 5 SINGAPORE United Seamen's Union yesterday elected the following office-bearers: President: Inche Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rahman. Secretary: Inche Ali bin Awang. Treasurer: Inche Mohd. Jamin.
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    151 5 Ban this book -they say ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Perlis Government will soon ask the Education Minister to ban a book, which Is alleged to contain teachings which were against Islam. The book is "The Great Men of the East" by Mr. J. B. Nelson. The Perlis Religious Council at
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    Lock icon 4a.m. RIDE ENDED IN GEM SNATCH
    110 5 4a.m. RIDE ENDED IN GEM SNATCH A WOMAN m Singapore, taken for a ride early yesterday morning by an aquaintance, was robbed of her gold necklace worth $640. The victim, Fatimah binte Hassan of Johore Road, told the police: "A man called on me at 4 a.m. and suggested an
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    Lock icon 2 WOUNDED BY ROBBERS
    53 5 TWO Singapore brothers were stabbed during a struggle with five armed robbers who broke into their shop at the 13} mile Chua Chu Kang Road, early yesterday. Both brothers received wounds on the arms and body. The robbers later escaped with over $1,000 worth of cigarettes,
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    327 6 It Opportunities For Work Are Increased 1. L.0. Expert IPOH, Thurs. If Malayans are to continue to enjoy the present benefits of il ft relatively high standard of living, opportunities will have to be created for the employment of a substantially increased labour
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    Lock icon GOVT. PICKS OUT FORTY-FIVE FOR EXECUTIVE POSTS
    180 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Forty-five members of State and Federal clerical services, teachers and stenographers have been selected by the Public Services Commission for appointments as Executive Officers m State and Federal Departments, The Standard was told today. Nine of them have been chosen
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    Lock icon Challenge To Veteran Teachers
    111 6 Challenge To Veteran Teachers EDUCATION Officer of the Federation. Mr. Gwee Yee Hean, said yesterday that Chinese teachers m the Federation were facing a challenge from newly-trained teachers. He said that the newlytrained were equipped with a.l the latest teaching techniques to meet the needs of students m Malaya. Mr.
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    Lock icon Alliance Men Win 3 Seats
    137 6 Alliance Men Win 3 Seats KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs.— All Alliance candidates were returned unopposed m three wards of the Kuala Kangsar Town Council when nominations .closed yesterday. The three vacancies occurred on the retirement of Inche Mohamed Noordin bin Haji Baharuddin (Idris Ward) who wa s today renominated m the
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    Lock icon Move to plug men on the run
    188 6 Move to plug men on the run KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tije Federation Government will take steps to plug a legal loophole by which undesirables have been able to continue their nefarious activities m another State after having been put under restricted residence m one state. The Restricted Residence (Amendment) Bill
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    Lock icon Charge Was Wrong: Acquitted
    140 6 Charge Was Wrong: Acquitted A SINGAPORE Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Phillip Lav yesterday acquitted and discharged a soldier, George Fletcher, because the prosecution had framed the charge wrongly against him. Fletcher was charged with driving a car on the wrong side of the road at Victoria Street on June 26. Mr.
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    Lock icon Life In A Watery Camp Wasn't Bad For These 'Youths'
    521 6 THIRTY Chinese and Indian men, from the ages of 18 to 41, are m training this week at Singapore's flrst Youth Leaders Camp on the island of Blakan Mati. The Camp was organized for potential youth leaders through the combined
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    53 6 Terrance de Souza a fa: J youth leader of Sinsapojl boys clubs hurdles an M stacle m the "C.;nfideJ Course" at the Youth \M der s Camp o n Blakan Mil as part of the training fM gramme. The Camp. *TiM started on Nov. 3. \\V.M en
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    34 6 HONGKONG. Nov fl Special Standard Sen Closing prices of the Hongl Exchange were; $15.97 to Sterling $5.77 to US$l; 1 to Ma'.ayan $1; 50.068 toi Indonesian Rupiah. I $252.25 to a tael.
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    Lock icon JUNGLE WIFE SPURNS HER RED HUSBAND
    295 7 Mothers Bid To Get Terrorist Daughter To Return Home PENANG, Thurs. Security forces, reinforced by Police Special Squad groups and the Home Guard, have located ten terrorist camps, two food dumps and a communication post m the past six weeks. Pressure against the island
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    Lock icon RUBBER & TIN PRICES
    144 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were:— Buyers Sellers Spot 901 901 R.S.S. No. 1 901 901 R.S.S. No. 1 Dec 895 90* R.S.S. No. 2 873 873 R.S.S. No. 3 861 861 Tone: Quiet. The tin price m Singapore was $377} per picul
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    Lock icon $300 FINE FOR $30 BRIBE BID
    135 7 A COOK, Lai Kok Scow, 54, was found guilty m the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of offering Constable Baldhi Raj Singh a $30 bribe to refrain from arresting him on Oct. 9. The Magistrate, Mr. M. Coomaraswamy, fined him $300,
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    71 7 AN open verdict was recorded by a Singapore Coroner, Inche Ahmad hin Hussien,- yesterday at the close of an inquest on Ng Yit San 50, who was knocked down by a car driven by Tan Koh Yong Tan of Circular Road said that on Sept. 21.
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    142 7 Stabbed Man Was Murdered A VERDICT of murder by persons unknown was recorded by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing, yesterday at the inques, into the death of Hsu 'long Chee, 58. Hsu, proprietor of a dry cleaning shop at Last Coast Road was iound with stab wounds on
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    33 7 THE Singapore Kampong Sungei Tengah Postal Agency at 43-G, Ponggol Road and the Huat Choc Village Postal Agency at 29-D, Jurong Road will be opened on Nov. 17 and 24 respectively.
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    261 7 Teacher Disqualified From Malacca Polls MALACCA. Thurs. A school teacher, a candidate of the newly formed Malayan People's Socialist Front, Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, was disqualified from the Tranquerah Ward at today's nomination for the Municipal elections. Nine candidates, including one woman, submitted their names for four vacant seats. Polling
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    322 7 Court Discharges The Jury During A Murder Trial MR. JUSTICE Wee Chong Jin m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday discharged the seven-men jury m the midst of a murder trial and ordered that the case be heard before a "fresh" jury. This followed an application by Mr. David Marshall, defending
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    222 7 PROPRIETOR FACES THEFT CHARGE J.M. Jayapala. proprietor of Continental Ship Supply Co., was charged m the Singapore Filth Magistrate's Court yesterday with stealing two typewriters, which were m the custody of the High Court, at 12 Boon Tat Street on Aug. 27. A Supreme Court watchman. Kajah bin Said, told
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    48 7 REGIONAL Director iNear and Far East and South America) for Loew's International Corporation, Mr. Seymour R. Mayer, will arrive m Singapore next Thursday during the course of a tour. Mr. Mayer, who left New York last month, will inspect offices between Tokyo and Cairo.
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    52 7 KLANG, Thurs.— Mr. Sioh Goh 800 was elected the new president of the Klang High School Old Boys' Association at its ninth annual general meeting last week. Others elected were: Vicepresidents: Messrs. V. Manickavasagam and Leong Ah Soo; secretary: Mr. Tong Kok Teck; treasurer: Mr. Wong
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    45 7 A bandit arms dump found IPOH, Thurs. A patrol of the 3rd Battalion, the Royal Malay Regiment, yesterday, located a Communist terrorist arms dump while operating m the Ipoh area of "Operation Ginger." The arms recovered in--eluded a Bren-gun and 48 rounds of rifle ammunition.
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    38 7 THE Second Open Bird Show, sponsored by the Singapore Cage-Bird Society, will be held at the Happy World Stadium today from 5.30 till 11 p.m. and from 3 P.m. till 11 p.m. daily until Monday.
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    58 9 Board Of Tade Chief At Fair ,<UU» ENTARY Secret Britain's Board of k0 Mr F J Erroll. is J eX am ning a cauliJL wrapped by a fhn e ia clear foil deaed to keep the food m and fresh. L had >u»t opened an "rnitional Packaging ihibition m London,
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    107 9 IALAI AN exports of palm from January to March, at t on3j were down lln ent from the fiist Uq I ft! according to a n ops. of palm kernels. 4 tons, '.vere down 14 r Rm Cnited Kingdom took per cent of the palm
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    29 9 lIMPOSEI IMPOSE f -a-ufactur-Mtcni into H-^ng rose •he nr-- %j months of this ar to U nil pounds, comrer; witfe 4.7 .r.i;. the flrst I of WZ
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    103 9 'Stereo' Discs For Market EXPORT manager of Bush Radio Ltd.. U.K., Mr. J. T. Guthrie, is now m Singapore to introduce and demonstrate the firm's latest record players for stereophdhic discs. Mr. Guthrie said "stereo" was an attempt to heighten the realism of recorded sound, especially orchestral music, by reproducing
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    132 9 THE first of several shipments of heavy duty motor trucks from mainland China is due to arrive m Singapore at the end of this month, a spokesman of Hai Loo Ltd., sole distributors for the vehicles, m Singapore, Federation of Malaya and Borneo, said
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    89 9 SINGAPORE rubber price dropped one cent yesterday, to close at 901 cents Der lb. for International first grade November, largely on selling pressure from upcountry. The market opened higher but upcountry godown liquidation and hedge selling soon caused prices to ease. With buyers awaiting cheaper
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    48 9 SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices m cents per lb., yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. (Nominal) 90 J 91 International Nov. No. 1 R.S.S. 90| 01 December 1 90 901 November 2 87J 88 Sheet No. 3 86 86J Tone: Uncertain after easier.
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    36 9 Canada's flour exports for the 1957-58 season are tentatively estimated at 17.3 mil. hundredweight. well above the small 1956-57 exports of 14.6 mil. Exports were largest m May 1958, at 2.1 mil.
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    124 9 Millionth Holden Expected By 1963 THE 1,000,000 th Holden Is expected to come off the assembly lines m 1963, an announcement from the Australian Government Commission m Singapore said yesterday. Holden exports have earned Australia no less than $35,000,000 m overseas funds, the announcement said. More than 10,000 Holden cars
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    173 9 OUTER ROADS Ouldia. Sunon, Hg. Silverstream, Van Neck, Mincobank. Yuaho Maru, Berebere, Zeelanf. Max. Brander. Bidor. Kramitak Ophelneva. Benrinnes. Senai, Naticina, Barumun, Sty. Ogan. Barus, Clyde Breeze, Bangkok Maru. Noreverett, Ringhorn, Daphneila, Musi, Eumaeus, Hoegh Hope. Saigon Maru. Lian Hin, Jakaruta Maru. Inchjura, Lulu, Norvest, Wing On,
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    67 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tin' s essential uses m the American industry Fa s demonstrated recently at the National Metal Exposition, held m Cleveland. Ohio. The Malayan Tin Bureau had a booth at the exposition, which placed particular emphasis on the importane of tin m the aircraft,
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    278 9 DECCA Radar Limited are to introduce a completely new range of marine radar equipment. The D 7 Series. This is the flrst time m the history of radar that a full range of equipment, planned to meet every need, has been made available
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    328 9 SCIENTISTS and ship designers have for some time talked of 100,000-ton oil tankers. Harbour, authorities, m various oil reception centres m Great Britain, are already planning jetties and harbours capable of taking these liants of the ocean. But m the applied thernlodyn amies
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    85 9 SHELL COMPANY'S newly commissioned bulk oil lighter. "Pelita Shell," arrived m Singapore port yesterday to begin her flrst assignment m the Indonesian coastal trade. Built at Lisbon, she has come into port under her own power to join the Shell Tankers Eastern Fleet. The 175-foot lons
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    247 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: C.T.S. ords 28,3; Fed. Disp. $1.07; Fraser and Neave ords $3.59, $1.58*; Gammon $1.67*. $1.68; Hammer $157. $1.57*. Hume ords A4/9; M. Breweries Debenture 87c; M. Cement $152. $1.51. $1.55; M. Colls. $1.04; McAlister $1.32: Metal Box $1.73: Rcbinson ords
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    71 9 THE flrst major new hotel to be built m West Berlin since World War 11. the Berlin Hilton, will be inaugurated on Nov. 29 it is announced by Mr. Conrad N. Hilton, President of Hilton Hotels International. The modern 13-storey hotel, which will be opened to
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    36 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Sellfig. T.T. or O.D. ready: French Francs *****; Holland Gldrs. 123-1/8: Italian Lire *****. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    202 9 Oil Shares Still Draw Support DEMAND for Oil Search shares m the Malayan share market continued for the third successive day yesterday. Price for the shares at one stage was taken to 18/-. The shares reacted to reports of an *oil find" by the Company m New Guinea. The Malayan
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    179 9 WHITE PEPPER PRICE SOARS IN S'PORE IFtMMvt* Aral 0 opnt m #>#•«•** mmmmm^ m W m m m m m m m mmm m m^^BmWKmmmmmmm^m^^^m^m^K^mmmmmmm^m**^mm^mi^^m^^m^mmmmmm*^immmmi^^mmi^^^mmmmmmmmm^^mmm^m THE price of white popper m the Singapore market yesterday soared to $136 a picul for Muntok white and $135 a picul for Sarawak white—
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    119 9 Expanding Market For Radio SINGAPORE and the Federation of Malaya have an expanding market for radios and domestic electrical appliances, Mr. Werner Thormahn, field manager. Export Division of Siemens-Electro-gerate AG, Germany, said yesterday. He said the high standard of living, compared with other countries m the region, made prospects for
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    28 9 CROPS havested during October as announced are as follows: Benta 112,00 lb., Jeram Kuantan 81,000 lb., Kundong 49.560 lb.. Mentakab flsoon lb. Sungei Bagan ICI,--000 lb.
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    97 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Nov.-Dec. $37 H buyers $38* sellers; coconut oil m bulk $57* sellers m drums $60 J sellers; Muntok white peper $136 sellers, Sarawak white $135 sellers; Special Sarawak black $74. Singapore Copra AssocUtioc closing prices fair merchantable
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    74 9 THE port of New York topped all U.S. ports m value of ocean-borne foreign trade last year, says a U.S. Government report. Official flgure s for the full calendar year put the value of foreign commerce handled at the port at U558,700,000,--000. This is about U*****,000,000
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    574 10 STANDARD PICTURE ROUND-UP (ABOVE) The Air Officer Commanding Home Command of the Royal Australian Air Force, Air ViceMarshal CD. Candy, shakes hands with the Commander of No. 78 Fighter Wing. Group Captain Glen Cooper (left) who led m four AvonSabre fighters— the vanguard of the R.A.A.F. jet wing— at the
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    425 11 I By A Special Correspondent ,t MPIR Thurs TAGGER n shaped '1 iade inner on the Uack thls Morning «sociated m a solidly rnn workout with rtiASIRK and PONTICAN, returning 37J p 1 I sec. for three furlonrs Trigger 11. with Chadwick m the
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    88 11 MELBOURNE, Nov. 6 (Reuter) England captain Peter May has decided to stand down from the MCC team to meet Victoria, m the match which starts tomorrow. May's knee, injured 11 days ago has shown improvement but he has been advised to give further rest. Colin Cowdrey
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    8 11 SINGAPORE BOUND BLUE... BASKET BALL'S ONE ARM WONDER
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    361 11 SINGAPORE-BOUND Bold Buie, the only one armed player m professional basketball, has amazed fans throughout the world with his skilful one arm handling of the ball. But 20 years ago, Buie had two arms. He was driving over a country road that was covered
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    Lock icon Pinto Is Out Of NS Malacca XV
    84 11 WING Forward M. Pinto of Negri has withdrawn from the Negri Sembilan and Malacca Combined team to meet Singapore Civilians m the South Zone's first H.M.S. Malaya Cup Rugby match on the padang at 5.00 p.m. tomorrow. Pinto was a member of the
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    75 11 Standardpic by i in*? forces Headquarters soccer XI became champions of the Se°An~ T 0t tnJm J* 9 for the Northern Section last week. Of the 9 games played. U?* f »ttin«i JH anoth *r and lott one. l "*7t to right) Maj. ishafc (manager), Capt. Koo fCapt.) and Cpl.
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    18 11 J Soecial Air r points r s, "I m a rugger c ■"WOK her e thia
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    54 11 TOKYO. Nov. 6 (Reuter)— with a record of eight wins I to two losses, the visiting 3L Louis Cardinals baseball ieam today beat an All-Japan team 1 6-3 m Hiroshima, Western Japan. The American team is now scheduled to fly to Fukuoka, Southern Japan for its next
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    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangor Judo Club will hold its fifth annual general meeting at No. 90. Sungei Besi Road. i Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 14 I commencing at 6 p.m.
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    167 11 TOKYO, Nov. 6 (Reuter)— The United States Davis Cup tennis players, Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo today qualified to meet Yoshihisha Shibata and Atsushi Miyagi m the finals of the men's doubles of the 1958 All Japan lawn tennis championships at Osaka, Western The American
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    68 11 JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 6 (Reuter). The New Zealand Cricket Council yesterday accepted by cable the South African Cricket Association's invitation to send a team to tour South Africa and Rhodesia m 1961-62. This will be the" second tour of South Africa by a New Zealand team. The first
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    35 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Army Depot Police, newcomers to the senior division, did well to hold Young Men's Sikhs Association to a 1-1 draw m a league match on the Batu Cantonment ground today.
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    12 11 RAIN washed out all the hockey matches m Singapore yesterday.
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    269 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Postal Athletic Union maintained their unbeaten record when they beat Selangor Eurasian Association 2-0 m a SHA senior division league match on the lmbi Road ground today. Had it not been for the grand display put by the Postals defence, the Eurasians might
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    284 11 He Wants Advice Before Disclosing Hot 'Shocking Story Of Elliott I* LEO LEAVITT, the soft-speaking, cigar smoking American promoter who threatened to 'bust' world champion miler Herb Elliott for turning down his $750,000 offer to turn professional, said m Singapore yesterday that
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    217 11 'If Brundage Hears Such A Heresy...' Tan Replies To SAFA Chief PRESIDENT of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council, Mr. C. C. Tan maintained that only National Olympic Committees are allowed to send teams to the Olympic and Asian Games.! "The position is quite clear. The rules of the International
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    101 11 JAPANESE SQUAD FOR ASIAN C'SHIPS OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 6 (UPi) Four Japanese players will compete m the Asian tennis championships beginning on Dec. 5 m Pakistan, the Japan Lawn Tennis Association announced today. The players, who will leave on Nov. 25 at the invitation of the Pakistan Lawn Tennis Association,
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    35 11 THE team to represent the Colony m the inter-state quadrangular at Seremban this weekend are asked to turn up at the Railway Station tonight at 9.00 instead of the SRC.
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    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Chartered Bank Sports Club and Young Men's Christian Association drew 1-1 m a division two league hockey match on the Princes Road There was no score at half time. YMCA's Kon Poh scored first but the Bankers matching raid for raid got the
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      120 11 SINGAPORE D?v 5- TPC Teck. ainVArvnCi nical— Guryey Road. SOCCER Junior Cup PENAMft f?nal— Kota Rajah rs. Minto rwiiinw Ctf.. Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m. SOCCER Junior Cup~ BASKETBALL Chima —D.A.F.C. vs. Marine at Hit-a Cup— Hua Yu vs. Self 5.15 p.m. Dato Kramat Strength, Great World. 7.30 c.R.C vs. LA.
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    451 12 THE following are the Draw and Starting Times for the Eu Tong Sen Cup golf open invitation tournament qualitying round to be played on Sunday morning. Nov. 9: Ist TEE 800 E. D. Tims (18), Lee L:a n Chye UB> Ta n Soon Hock
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    116 12 A «i3i2 X a N^L i**" l Soccer Association SSf?J«^S^ nc d sad5 ad accepted U*e Malayan Soccer Assoc a tion s invitation to send three Japanese soccer teams to take nirt ?„fi 168 of ,n l^national soccer tournaments du c to be held m
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    319 12 Peter Wilson gets the Baer facts of life LONDON, Thurs. All right, they have closed Harringay but, so help me, as long as there are gettogethers like last week's they'll never kill boxing. There has been a heavyweight champion since 1719 and at the "memorial" lunch
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    132 12 Two Old Rivals To Meet Again KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs— Selangor Veterans' Syndicates will travel down to Ipoh this weekend to play a friendly badminton match against Perak Silvertown veterans' team m aid of the Perak Poppy Day fund. The teams are captained by Tan Cheng Phor (Perak) and A. S.
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    61 12 THE following players are selected to represent the V.M.C.A. m a billards match against C.V.M.A. today at the YMCA: BILLIARDS: 1. Lee Ek Tian, 2. Tan Puay Teck. 3. Chong Poh Siong. FOUR-BALL: 1. Tan Hock Seng, 2. Lim Soo Jin. RESERVES: 1. Michael Chee, 2. Chiang
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    264 12 Tomorrow's UK Soccer Fixtures LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) English and Scottish football fixtures for Saturday Nov. 8 are: DIVISION ONE Aston Villa v Everton Blackburn v Birmingham Blackpool v West Bromwich Chelsea v Leeds Manchester U. v Burnley Newcastle v Luton Notts Forest v Manchester City Portsmouth v Leicester Tottenham
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    96 12 Richardson Advances To S-Finals TOKYO, Nov. 6 (Reuter).— The United States Davis Cup tennis players, Ham Richardson and Alex Almedo yesterday continued to advance m the all Japan lawn ternis championships now underway at Osaka, Western Japan. Richardson easily defeated Yoshihisa Shibata, 6-1, "-2, 6-0 to qualify for the serr.ifinals
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    39 12 LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter)— Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches were: Cambridge University 16, Coventry 3. Oxford University 3 Oxford University Greyhounds 0. London Hospital 9 Cambridge University LX Club 27. Ebbw Vale 12 Pontypool 6.
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    58 12 61 SIGNAL UNIT, RAF, beat 19 AFS by 22 points to nil m a rugger match at Sembawang yesterday. The ground was under water at many places but des. pite this the game was keen. Scorers were: White (2 tries), Janson (try), Coxhead (try), Pinkney
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    45 12 SAO PAULO, Brazil Nov. 6, (UPI). Shirley Bloomer of England defeated Karolfageros of Miami, Florida, 6-8, 6-2. 6-4, last night m the Sao Paulo international tennis tournament. In another singles match, Maria Esther Bueno of Brazil beat Margaret Hellyer of Australia. 9-8, 10-8.
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    100 12 JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 6 (Reuter).— Grant Webster, winner of the British Empire and Commonwealth Games middleweight boxing title m Cardiff this year was yesterday chosen as the "Best Ama- teur Boxer of the Year" by the South African Amateur Boxing Association. He will receive a
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    355 12 and arriving m New York for the first time "So I go to Texas Guinan's place, perhaps the bestknown night club m the world. Tex gives me the usual greeting: Hiya, sucker* and I think: Gosh, that's tremendous.
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    282 12 Malaya Cup Rivals Clash Again PENANG. Thurs. The battle for the Malaya Cup will be "revived" this weekend when Penang meets Singapore at soccer at Jalan Besar stadium on Saturday. It will be their third encoun- ter this year. In their first mateh the Malaya Cup final they drew 3-all
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    339 12 W.I. IN STRONG POSITION BUTCHER 95 NOT OUT POONA, Nov. 6 (Reuter) The West Indies had scored 308 for nine wickets at the close m their first innings on the second day of their match against the Services XI today the flrst game of their Indian tour. Yesterday the Services
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    43 12 a 7t^ GGoO o W Sc °tland. Nov. fhiS P J -T ScoUand Northern Ireland played to a 2-2 draw m their international SSfw match at Hampden Park here yesterday. All four goals were scored m the second half. W4BU
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    342 12 Irish Fight Back To Force A Drop Against Scotland GLASGOW, Nov. 6 (Reuter) i rela great fight-back here yesterday to f forr r against Scotland after being 2—o down 3 came m the second half. 1 ——J After centre forward David Herd and inside-right Bobbie Collins put Scotland ahead, Eric
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    94 12 Services XI Ist innings 170. West Indians Ist innings (overnight four for one) J. Holt c Bhide b Surendranath 1 C Hunte b Surendranath 53 L. Gibbs c Adhikarai b Surendranath o G Sobers c Atmasingh b Dani 49 R. Kanhai run out 23 j Smith c and b
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    211 12 ADELApE, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Felicisimo Amoon, 38-year-Phikwf CUD play er from e the HiiuEi I rwhel mcd Jim Hillebrand (Victoria) 6-2 6-0 UrnHm 1 i^. fi f St FOUnd 0t the South Australian lawn tennis championships here today .rinl? «J ose also <* the
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    40 12 ENTRIES for the Singapore SB? u C^ s i Championship 1959 should be submitted to y. Sacrgtoty. c/o V.M.C.A.. Orchrd Roed, before Nov 21 the Secretary of the Singapore Chess League announced yesterday. Entrance tot it $5.
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    115 12 LONDON. No, There are jfi i l or the Ma 6 ch N ber Handicap he English flat^ to be run over half on November] The accepton yesterday. ar c (l jJ no ?r oche 9s n NO Comment <o 1 Courage 8-1 fl pj J; 8 Cul.ar.r.a, Miraway
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    37 12 MIAMI BEACH Nov. 6 (Reuter) -J (New Orleans), vv, weight boxing hand outpointed by Johna (New York.) m H non-title bo;: 4 her? J Busso ranked fifth j for Brown's title, j unanimous dedans.
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    178 13 I JJOLLYWOOD actor Aldo Ray is to play the starring role m Ealing's "THE SIEGE" the Michael Balcon produci tion which is to be I directed by Harry Watt for A.8.-Pathe release. Shooting starts m Aus- tralia this month on this i dramatic story of
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    46 13 jer Moore, co-starring with Carroll Baker m "The Miracle", entertains on the Warner Bros, set lovely Is kit to right: Zaiton Abdullah, of Malaya; Susan Roces. Philippine Islands; Kokeo Na'chiengmai, ailand: Ting Ning, Hongkong; Mitsuyo Hosaka, Japan and Julie Wu, Formosa.
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    316 13 From The Calendars To Stardom ■BABA Nichols, a bouncy blonde with r.aznetic wiggle, is rasing such a good pm that Hollywood forgetting she once eorated calendars. a ouple of years, m M Barbara was an i calendar girl and :aterial for flgurel males, vith an array of ped roles to
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    228 13 Ellen Barrie, Kid From Brooklyn, A Born Actress MEET ELLEN BARRIE, friendly, freckled and red-haired. She plays the problem child m the Rank Organisation pictures PASSIONATE SUMMER which premiered m London recently. Ellen was discovered on Broadway by director Rudolph Cartier and his producers. Cartier saw her do one electrifying
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    104 13 Location in A ustralia most recent "The Shiralee" (1956). Aldo Ray, born ln Pennsylvania an American of Italian descent, was intent on a political career when he was persuaded to make his film debut m "Saturday's Hero". As soon as the film was finished he went back to politics and
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    241 13 TWO of Hollywood's most famous British actors Jean Simmons and her husband Stewart Granger will return to Pinewood, scene of their early triumphs to make THE NIGHTCOMERS, their flrst picture together for the Rank Organisation ln almost ten years. Granger will play an Englishman involved m the
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    186 13 ]y|ALAYA is the best market m the whole of South-east Asia for Chinese films, disclosed the business manager of the Great Wall Movie Enterprises, -Ltd., Mr. Dragon K. Lee, told The Standard. The company, one of the leading producers of Chinese films In Hongkong, distributes
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      292 13 TODAY'S QUOTATION: gMMMM^^^^ uiti- pi H9 HV mately, but we can if fcj MM mM we —Joseph Fort Newton FRIDAY FOR EVERY- IS iXI iTI ONE: You can concil ate I^^^B ?^W« differences, complete tasks IJ E___Ul2 SA or solve ad- I vantage However. recheck judgment, be guard- R|||||k|J ed
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      131 14 INDONESIA, Nov. 6 (UPI) —Unidentified aircraft and submarines are still being spotted m this Eastern Indonesian area of the Moluccas. Lt. Col. Pieters told a press conference yesterday. He said the subs were spotted recently off the coast of Morotai, Dobo and Kei Islands. Pieters is
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      24 14 LADY Violet Bonham Carter, British Liberal Party parliamentarian yesterday paid a call on the Vice-Pre-sident of Nationalist China, Mr. Chen Cheng at Taipei Reuter
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      46 14 AN AMERICAN team has set out from Bvrd Station. about 700 miles from the South Pole, to try to solve one of the last major geographical questions on earth whether Antarctica is split by a deep trough under its six million square miles of ice.— Reuter
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      25 14 THE BRITISH and American embassies announced yesterday that the United States will provide the Jordanian Air Force with 12 Britishmade Hawker Huntpr ipf fighters.- UPI
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      30 14 SIR WINSTON Churchill was yesterday m Paris awarded the Croix De La Liberation one of France's highest awards for his "decisive contribution to saving the freedom of the world." Reuter
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    266 14 Ike Orders An Election Post-mortem NEW YORK. Nov. 6 (Renter)— The Republican Party today began a searching "no excuses" inquiry into its crushing electoral defeat as the victorious Democrats surveyed their most spectacular political triumph since the "New Deal" era of President Roosevelt. Many newspapers interpreted the Democratic victory as
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    107 14 ROCKEFELLER NEW YORK. Nov. 6 (UPI)— Nelson A. Rockefeller, an overwhelming victor m the New York campaign for Governor, said last night he had every intention of serving his full four-year term. But he said he could not promise he would decline the Republican Presidential nomination
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    75 14 PARIS, Nov. 6 (U.P.I.)— The Republic of Guinea served notice on France today that it "may be forced to go elsewhere" if Premier Charles de Gaulle refuses to help get the new nation on its feet. Informed sources here said "elsewhere" might well mean the Soviet
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    91 14 CUBAN PLANE LANDS IN REBEL COUNTRY HAVANA, CUBA. Nov. 6 (Reuter) Radio messages were received here today from a missing Cuban airliner saying it had landed m rebelheld territory. The airliner a Dakota, vanished on an internal flight last night with 28 people aooard. One of the 25 passengers is
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    26 14 COMEDIAN Jerry Lewis is suffering from a perforated ulcer and will be hospitalized for another 10 days, his doctor In Hollywood said yesterday. U.P.I
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    348 14 IN CAMPAIGN AGAINST POUCE LAW The Socialists Refuse To Get Back To Diet TOKYO, Nov. 6 (Reuter) The Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi tonight stood firm as the opposition Socialist Party continued its boycott of all Parliamentary proceedings and a national campaign against the
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    45 14 Photo. Lovely Pinitio Del Oro waves to pressmen and photographers as she climbs up to her trapeze during rehearsals last week with the Medrano Circus m Paris. Pinitio styles her. self the "most famed and most beautiful trapezist m the world."— UPI
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    208 14 France And Tunisia PARIS. Nov 6 (UPI) The Algerian "Public Safety Committees, whose extremist policies were repudiated by Premier Charles de Gaulle after they had helped pave his path to power, formally shut up shop today. Rene Denis, Secretary Gen- eral of the Committees which
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    82 14 'Colony A Deserving Member' PARIS, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Britain will ask the UNESCO general conference meeting here to admit Singapore as a full associate member m January 1960, a British delegation spokesman said today. The spokesman said that at present. Singapore was united as one associate member with Sarawak, North
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    22 14 THE Indonesian government told Parliament yesterday that it had suspended an earlier decision to increase the wholesale price of rice. UPI.
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    118 14 Guy Fawkes Day LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Dufflecoated students with university scarves and teenagers m "Teddy Boy" outfits trooped m procession before the magistrates ln London today m the aftermath to last night's fireworks spree m Central London. Nearly 150 people, mostly teenagers, came before the court
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    39 14 PRIME Minister Harold Macmillan yesterday refused to publish a White Paper on British military operations m the Arabian peninsula over the last three years and reiterated his government's claims that the Oman campaign was concluded. UPI
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    48 14 BRITAIN yesterday submitted a paper on some initial points requiring consideration m the setting up of an effective control- organization at yesterday's session of the Geneva three-power talks on the ending of nuclear weapon tests, said a press communique issued at the end of the session.
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    215 14 More babies, fewer weddings in Britain last year LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Britons had more babies, worked less, read more books, married less, washed more often, and went to the cinema less often m 1957. The annual abstract of satisfies issued today by the Central Statistical Office, show that the
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    74 14 MRS. CAROLINE K. KENNEDY. 18, lies m bed next to the daughter she gave birth to m a hospital m California last week, less than two hours after she was shot and critically wounded. Police say Mrs. Kennedy wa s shot by her estranged husband. Miles,
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    256 14 Suspect had goods of 1 1 dead women in his flat ST. POELTEN, Austria. Nov. 6 (Reuter) A long catalogue of goods discovered m the flat of a murder suspect here belonged to at least 11 women, found dead or posted as missing over the past six months, police said
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    79 14 JAILED FOR LIVING WITH AFRICA ESTCOURT. South A Nov. 6 (Renter)— A M farmer. Michie! Wilhetaf deal 26, and an Africa: man employed on his near here were gented six months' jail :n Es Magistrate's Court yess for contravening the lity act which prohibits ual relations between I and non-Whites
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    197 14 Subandrio And Dulles Hold Talks On Common Approach WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Dr. Subandrio Indonesia's Foreign Minister, today had a lengthy conference with Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State. After the meeting Dr. Subandrio said that they' had concentrated upon defining the "common interests" of both
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    43 14 LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland, Nov. 6 (Reuter).— Terrorists started a fire early today m the Northern Ireland Fire Authority's station at Dungiven, County Londonderry. Two fire engines were destroyed and the building badly razed. Damage was estimated at M 585,000.
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    25 14 Britain's increased by 38.000 between Sept. 15 and Oct. 13. the Ministry of Labour stated last night. Those without jobs now totalled 514,000.
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