Singapore Standard, 15 November 1958

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    22 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD NEWS Telephone ***** —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1958. VoLIX No. 136. 15 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon LEAK: EXAM SCRAPPED
    599 1 Tlie Standard renort is canjiteMned; Chinese students to sit for new&Aest 7,943 Boys And Girls Affected SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, last night applauded the "courage and honesty" of a Colony student who established proof of the leakage of the Government Chinese Senior Middle 111
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    Lock icon TROOPS MAY BE USED TO GET HIM
    239 1 TROOPS MAY BE USED TO GET HIM Huk Leader In Embassy MANILA, Nov. 14 (UPI) The Philippines may use armed troops to force the Indonesian embassy to give up a top Communist HI X leader who was granted political asylum on Wednesday, government sources said today. They >a:n :h p
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    Lock icon Editor Gets Fined £100
    106 1 NICOSIA. Nov. 14 ißrutrr* A special court here today fined a Greek Cypriot newspaper editor ClOO (or three months' imprisonment) for publishing a "disturbing report" on the death of a Greek Cypriot last September. Mr. Justice Boyle also fined the company which published the newspaper, the
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    Lock icon FISHED OUT IN TIME
    64 1 A SUDDEN squall at about 6 p.m. yesterday caused a taxi to skid and land m the canal between Bukit Timah and Durnearn Roads. Singapore at the sixth mile. The driver Ismail bin Maharuddin 42. was saved m the nick of time from drowning by passersby.
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    Lock icon FED. WON'T ASK MORE LOANS
    194 1 Tunku: Enough Cash For Three Years KUALA LI'MPLR. Fri.-^ The Federation Government will not borrow any more money from any foreign country or international institution for the next three years, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman declared tonight. The Tunku said that the cash the Federation
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    Lock icon Singapore Terms For Tax Holiday Pioneer Industries
    488 1 THE Singapore Government yesterday published details of two bills aimed at inducing local industrialists to expand production of certain industries and foreign capitalists to invest m pioneer industries m the Colony. The bills The Pioneer Industries (Relief from Income Tax) Ordinance and the
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    Lock icon POLIO: 3 MORE CASES
    82 1 POLIO: 3 MORE CASES THREE more paralytic polio cases were admitted to the Singapore Middleton Hospital yesterday, bringing the total number of cases for the year m the Colony to 291, the Acting City Health Officer. Dr. J. Cameron, told The Standard. There was no death. The three new cases
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    Lock icon RED INVASION
    24 1 BALTIMORE. Maryland. Nov 13 (UPI) Admiral Felix Stump, former American commander m the Pacific today warned that communists are infiltrating American churches.
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    Lock icon Man who couldn't stay in S'pore
    183 1 Man who couldn't stay in S'pore He leaves for Jakarta under veil of secrecy SINGAPORE immigration authorities at the Payn Lebar airport yesterday refused 7o n'tlorr a French busmessriian to loud m the Colony. The businessman, Mr. Charles Orsini, was later ordered to leave m the senne plane which took
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    Lock icon HARD TO CHEW
    37 1 COMMUNIST China yesterday claimed it had succeeded m producing synthetic rubber from sweet potato and alcohol that gives promise f contributing substantially to the nations rubber needs, the New China news aaencv reported. UPI
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    Lock icon 'Mutiny' Tanker: A New Radio Officer
    95 1 BOMBAY, India, Nov 14, (UPI) —The mystery of the "munity" aboard the Liberian tanker Chloe was solved today when its radio operator. John Karalis, was placed under hospital treatment for a nervous breakdown. The tanker arrived here yesterday and officers revealed that Karalis on
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    290 1 Purge in Iraq goes on: 22 held BEIRUT, Nov. 14 (UPI)— I Twenty-two Iraqi Army officers have been arrested m a purge of followers of Col. Abdel Salem Aref, re- ports from Baghdad said today. Aref was one of the leaders •of the Iraq: revolution and was jailed list week.
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    Lock icon NO GIFTS FOR PRINCE CHARLES
    123 1 NO GIFTS FOR PRINCE CHARLES NEWBI'RY. Berkshire, Nor. 14 (Reuier) Britain noted :he 10th birthday of the Prime of Wales tod»v with flogs and gun salutes while he went on with his lessons as ususl. There were no presents for the heir to the British Throne at Cheam Boarding School
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    27 1 AMERICA'S first earth satellite, the •Army's Explorer I. has travelled more *han 100 million miles through spar* sinre it was launched on Feb. 1. UPI
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  • SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD November 15, 1958
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      290 3 rt n, vc Police campaign to lociet) *"d gangster act- ifseH be expected to succeed I resistaiKf to this menace is I MiMk. The responsibflity SO shcuider by co-operating civen Hmi strong emphasis I InvcstifatioiM Depart- |B -idrich. when he adI o t f x on Thursday. i, of
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      226 3 .mmcrt wistes po time >-»d drawn-out planning lediatl action is necessary schemes that will benefit s to act and it is m this spirit mment is putting its t pioii industries into operathe S nj;ipore Government took -Mtute bock and launched ;sition here to encourage f 'z<rr>
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    15 3 i NEWS' I c > fmenta y. S II Batu B J6C
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    Lock icon Nobody Shot Himself For Pasternak
    1223 3  - Nobody Shot Himself For Pasternak Edward Cranhshaw By LONDON _V SOVIET writer has asserted the right to act as a private person. His colleagues have declared that no such right exists and are punishing him for his presumption This la the essence of the Pasternak affair. Blinded, as we are
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    Lock icon Books For Asia's New Readers
    982 3  - Books For Asia's New Readers HTIN GYI By VV H EN •"■any countries ;ri South-easi Asia gained their independence ihey were faced with a problem common to everyone of hem —the high percentage of j leracy among their peoples. The ;ove r "-c"'= ba.-tenci to tack c the problem i
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  • VOICE of MALAYA
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      Lock icon COMPULSORY SAVING
      340 3 Sir The sole purpose of the CP F. is to enforce a compulsory saving en the wage-earners an^ force env plovers to contribute an equal amount, to be withdrawn only after retirement, or on his death, by his benev. iaries. He can also withdraw his savings if being
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      75 3 Sir According to a new regulation issued by the Education Ministry of Singapore, those who have not passed Standard Eight m Government School, or the Cambridge Qualifying Test (m the case of private candidate?), are not allowed to sit for the L.C.C. Examination, despite the fact that there are people
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      Lock icon CIVICS COURSES
      140 3 Sir— l notice the Department of Information Services m Singapore has now started half-day civics courses for schoolchildren. I understand that Civics is already being taught to students of all Government and aided English schools. Why, then this duplication? Why should the Department ol Information relegate upon itself
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      Lock icon Education Ministry's New Ruling
      148 3 Education Ministry's New Ruling One may be prompted to think under the above circumstances that the action of the Education Ministry m introducing this regulation at short notice is quite unfair and unjustified. If the Ministry is not prepared to defer this ruling to next year, then, m fairness to
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    12 3 It is impossible To sneeze with ymtr eyes open.
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    380 3 the NEWS as it strikes me GOOD index to the quality of planks the Liberal Socialist Party is to use m building its platform for the General Elections next year, is provided m the several resolutions to come before the delegates conference tomorrow. These should dismiss the popular, nevertheless, erroneous
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    Lock icon NEW WAGE SCALE CLAIM IS ON OIL TALKS AGENDA
    299 4 Meeting Will Thrash Out All Demands By Shell Workers NEGOTIATIONS between the Shell Company and its employees' union on all demands of the workers, will begin at the Singapore Labour Ministry next Tuesday. The talks will be held under the chairmanship
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    Lock icon Singam's Language Motion Is Lost
    196 4 Vote-Catching Charge SKRKMBAN. Fri. The Seremban Town Council last night rejected a move by Labour Councillor, Mr. Robert Singam. urging: that the Council proceedings be conducted m Tamil and Chinese languages as well. Mr Singam m introdui Ing the 01 r p tinted out that
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    Lock icon Bandits less by 13,248
    65 4 Bandits less by 13,248 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Terrorist casualties from June I<*4B to October I?>.tß amounted to ti.rt.irt killed, 1.27.1 captured. 2,815 wounded and 2.502 surrendered Government sta istics issued today revealed. Security forces and police casualties were l :m killed. \.yy: wounded and 27 missinu Military casualties wrrr >18
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    Lock icon Blonde With Ape Made Crowd Gape
    200 4 THE senior Immigration officer on duty at the Singapore Airport gasped. Then he blinked. "Oh no." he exclaimed at what he saw, and added: This cant be true, can it?" He was not alone. The senior Customs Officer broke m. and snapped: "I am
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    Lock icon Sold A $1,575 Watch For $70
    78 4 PENANG. Fi Wong M( i g Fook, 25, pleaded guilty m the Magistrate's Court yesterday to q charge of stealing a watch worth ?1.5T5 and admitted selling it to one of his friends for $70 on »v The vat en belonged to Mr. P.
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    566 4 'DEAD BODIES STILL TWIT Protestor TestiHes At Murd^ Accused Tells Court 'I'm Sick' PROFESSOR G. A. Ransome, Professor of Medicine at the tniversity of Malaya and a lecturer m Neurology, told the Singapore Assize Court yesterday that even if a man was shot through the heart with a cannon ball,
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    Lock icon ORE PAY FOR HOP, HOTEL, BAR WORKERS URGED
    382 5 Uiflfr Commission Ends \probe On Wages Councils To Help Men Called For m hotels largf i nil Iheii R prc ss "n unriVr the rdinn J n«• 7 v' rt I bed to cover Kuala pui S c re m b a
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    Lock icon Chew Has Talks On University
    89 5 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee. yesterday hen discussions with the Federation Government on the setting rp of two autonomous division? of the University of Malaya m the Colony and the Federation. Mr. Chew was accompanied by the Chancellor of the University, Mr.
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    Lock icon SAW BROTHER ABBED —Court Told
    150 5 SAW BROTHER ABBED Court Told a te time I it ta1 9 the bach of brother,* 1 Gim Choo said. She ?a she ran Into the bouse and told hei father. When she ime out, the three men ha^ Bed and her brother T Aa- jrinn the road. Later a
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    Lock icon THREE HEALTH OFFICERS
    47 5 STAFF Committee of the Singapore City Counril has recommended the appointment of three Temporary Assistant Health Officers. They are: Dr. (Mr?.) S. E. Ho. Dr. On^ Cheng Hool and Dr. B. R. Mukerjee. These appointments will be confirmed by the full Council on Monday.
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    142 5 AS the festive season draws near, people from all over Malaya and Singapore turn their thoughts to the underprivileged and sick and to The Standard 1958 Cheer Fund. This was demonstrated yesterday by the spontaneous do- nation of $100 by members of the Serangoon Division
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    Lock icon Dr. Prasad's Visit: No Liquor At Any Party
    229 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Protocol stands m the way of Malaya honouring the first state visit of President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, with a permanent symbol of this country's respect and admiration. Indian protocol forbids the acceptance by the Republic's official of
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    Lock icon JAILED FOR ASSAULT
    129 5 VICTOR Adaikalasamy, who tried to re-unite an estranged couple, was yesterday jailed for 12 months' by Singapore Second District Judge Mr. Choor Singh, for assaulting a City Council labourer. Govinda Mudilliar the City Council labourer of Sun^ei Road, told the court that Victor came to his house
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    Lock icon Employers Paid $57,687 In EPF Fines
    108 5 Employers Paid $57,687 In EPF Fines KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A to:a! of 5.tT.687 \va^ 'oi'.ected from emp'.overs as interest penalties payahie unner the Employees' Provident Fund ■Ordinance, for fai ins to pay contributions w thin the period prescribed by law. >!ntes the annual report of the fund Board for last
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    Lock icon The Workers Party Is Not Dead — Marshall
    419 5 The Workers Party Is Not Dead Marshall THE Singapore Workers* Party is not dead and will outlive all its enemies, said its Chairman Mr. David Marshall yesterday after an informal executive committee meeting of the Party. The meeting also appointed Mr. J. C. Coreira as the temporary secretary to convene
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    Lock icon And New Alliance Starts Work
    279 5 And New Alliance Starts Work THE newly formed Singapore Peoples' Allience has set its administrative [machinery m motion by electing seven sub-com-mittees to handle party affairs. The committees were c e'-ted at a six-hour meeting jf the party's centra] and advisory j committees on Thursday r.ignt The committees are: Memj
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    35 5 THE travelling veterinary dispensary and lecture van> of Penang visited villages. 28 kampongs and three rubber estate? m Penang and Proi \'ince Wellesley last month and j carried out LBj6SO ramkhet var -inations.
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    33 6 IT was officially arm mnced m Seremban yesterday that the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri /.gong will pay an iffirial visit to Xesri Semhilan licm Nov. 22 to 24.
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    Lock icon CAUGHT WITH BURGLARS' TOOLS ON HIM
    164 6 CAUGHT WITH BURGLARS' TOOLS ON HIM SIXTEEN- YEAR-OLD V. ong An Kok. who wa> bound over m $500 to keep the peace by a Singaoore Court m June was yesterday convicted on a charge of possessing tioL.sebreaking implements m a backlane m Middle Road on Thursday. Sentence was postponed for
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    Lock icon NEW GOVT. BILL TO SUPERVISE JOBS AGENCIES
    391 6 Labour Commissioner Will Administer The Ordinance SINGAPORE Government yesterday published a Bill for the regulation and supervision of private employment agencies m the Colony at an estimated cost of about $2,500 per annum. The object of the Bill is to prevent abuses, m
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    Lock icon GET TO KNOW MALAYA -Mentri Calls
    124 6 GET TO KNOW MALAYA -Mentri Calls [POH. FrL— Students m Malaya should learn less of the history of other nation- end get to know more about the history of their own independent nation Malaya. Mentri Bcsar of Perak, Iri -he Mohame r j Ghazali bin Haji Jawi said this when
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    Lock icon Corporal who asked for lift, in death truck
    293 6 Corporal who asked for lift, in death truck IPOH Fri.— A police corporal, Arshad bin Landa, 31, of Tanah Rata. Cameron Highlands, who was given a lift to Taiping to spend his vacation leave with his wife and two children, was among the four persons. i including two British soldiers,
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    Lock icon HAD BETTING SLIPS WORTH $31,706
    72 6 HAD BETTING SLIPS WORTH $31,706 TWENTY-ONE rhap ji kec schedules worth $31,706 were found on Ho Poon Seng, 54, when Police arrested him m front of the Happy World amusement park early yesterday morning. Later yesterday, Ho was charged before the Singapore Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, with
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    37 6 A YOUTH. Chan Kum Choon. who pleaded not tjuilty to a charge of at;emptin? to extort $20 from Ng Hap Cheong at New Bridee Head on Nov. '.i, was remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court yesterday.
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    Lock icon Two Women Tied Up, Robbed
    208 6 Two Women Tied Up, Robbed TWO housewives of identical ages 38 were victims of armed robbers m Singapore yesterday. Both were alone when the robbers struck at 4.30 a.m. m East Coast Road and at 10 a.m m Clementi Road. Madam Tan Gek Noi was injured as she put up
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    Lock icon 8 YRS. JAIL ON LESSER COUNT
    58 6 ALOR STAR. Fri. Ramasamy Snmoo was yesterday sentenced to eigh^ years' jail by Mr. Justice Hi"! m She Supreme Court here. A seven-man jury unanimously found him guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to Murder. Samoo was charged with The murder of his j
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    Lock icon Five Aussie 'Brass' On 18-Day Tour Of Units In S'pore, Fed.
    203 6 FIVE officers of the Austialian Citizen.- Military Forces arrived m Singapore yesterday on an 18-day tour of Australian and British anils here and m the Federation. While m Malaya the officers will study the different techniques used by troop?
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    68 6 French Priest Promoted TANAH RATA, Cameron Highlands, Fri. Father R. M. Laurent has been appointed First Regional Superior of the French priests for Malaya and Singapore, arrording to advice received from Paris this week The appointment makes Father Laurent one of the 11 highest ranking officials of the 300--year old
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    Lock icon BACK PAY CLAIM IS FANTASTIC -MANAGEMENT
    373 6 BACK PAY CLAIM IS FANTASTIC -MANAGEMENT THE Singapore General Employees' I'nion is claiming 520.000 m back pay for 13 workers employed by the Ben Company. Though the v nion has threatened to lake the case ;;p to the Labour Court on Monday, the management of the company has termer the
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    Lock icon REDUNDA WORKERS BATA GET 'REPRIEVE
    149 6 REDUNDA WORKERS BAT A GET 'REPRIEVE THE Singapore BATA Shoe ornp m, I gency meeting with its employees found a way to save 90 of 99 redundant enTkß being thrown out of work. Thr> management announced 14 M I months of friendly negotiatioi H decided to open a new vorfcshoi
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    Lock icon Grandpa Fights Off Robbers
    193 6 Grandpa Fights Off Robbers ALOR STAR. Fri.—Seventy-year-old Lam Kho. known v grand-pa*' to the resident? of Kampong Pariang ECunjit, B; kit Pinang. hrre put up a heroic fight against two robbers, who tri r d to enter bis house last night. Lam was Stabbed m the bark by one of
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    65 6 3 TO ATT SOCIAL WORK THREE <■ i Scbo Is cim\ 5 I sent row Con: v ;B Tok;. I The three M S. r e I Gem a 11 Nn Sii P M 'and I of I souro I .\>> i inf I In addii i I tion vv;
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    23 6 THERE NO EVID KH S I Sing I I X Sej I this ■j si \v on P 1 let F i added
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    Lock icon Bren Guns Used In Raids? Nonsense -say Police
    428 7 Bren Guns Used In Raids? Nonsense -say Police THIS WEAPON HAS TREMENDOUS POWER' SINGAPORE police have never used Bren guns m any of their operations or raids on the islands, Assistant Commissioner Mr. Brian Goodrich, the Colony's C.I.D. Chief, and the Police Secretary, Mr. Eu Cheow Eang, stated yesterday. They
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    Lock icon RUBBER & TIN PRICES
    158 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were:— lone: Idle. The tin price m Singapore was $3833 per picul (down Slj). LONDON RTBBER Friday's opening first session: Tone: Quirt. CLOSING Spot 2K'd. IVcember Ctf'.d. Jan-Mar. 2t> April-June 28 d July-Sept. ?H d Or t. -Dor
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    Lock icon YOUTH TO STAND TRIAL
    93 7 A SINGAPORE Magistrate. Mr. R B I Pae.>. yesterday committed Koh Yok Wan. 18, to .>tand triad at the next A.-v>:z?s on a charge of armed robbery. The prosecution alleged that Koh, with three unknown persons, robbed a shop assistant Gaw Khie Sons or $312 while
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    Lock icon PHONE BOOTH THEFT CHARGE
    46 7 A COFFEE-SHOP a^sLstant. Leong See Meng. 28. was charged m a Singapore Court yesterday wi h theft of 50 j cents from a public telephone booth at the Capitol Theatre on Thursday. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded until Nov. 21.
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    Lock icon Don't Squabble Plea To Colony Teachers
    186 7 THE Singapore Certified Teachers' Association will hold an extraordinary meeting I at 9 a.m. today at Cairnhill to discuss the proposed uni- j fied scheme of service offered by the Education Ministry. In a circular to members j by their president. Mr. Yin Ec
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    45 7 IPOH, Fri.— Mr. S. V. Pillay, a D.S.P. m the Police Voluntary Reserve, Perak, has been appointed Deputy Commandant. Prior to joining the force m December 1950, he served m the 9th Indian Division of the British Army during the Malayan Campaign o/ 1941-45.
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    53 7 SINGAPORE'S first Judge of the new Muslim Religious Court, lnche Taha Suhaimi, (left) last night met a large number of friends and Muslim leaders at an informal gathering at the residence of Mr. S. G. Dhasthagir (right). Vice President of the All Malaya Muslim Missionary
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    Lock icon 51 Trade Students Pass London Tests
    371 7 Grit putted them through FIFTY-ONE of the 108 evening class students of the Balestier Junior Trade School, Singapore, have passed the City and Guilds of London Institute Examinations, it was announced yesterday. Superintendent of the Evening Classes. Mr. J. C. Hickey, asked to comment
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    Lock icon Mother, child killed
    264 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A mother, Antoniammah, and her ten-year-old daughter, Antonimary, died here today when a wall caved m at Hicks Road, alter a heavy downpour. The tragedy occurred when the mother was washing at a standpipe and the child was bathins. Both were killed when the
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    Lock icon UNION DANCE AND SOCIAL
    48 7 SINGAPORE Insurance Companies Employees' Union will celebrate its third anniversary with a dance and social at the Fraser and Neave Hall, River Valley Road, tonight. Prizes will be awarded the best dancing couples. Proceeds of the dance will go to the Union's reserve fund.
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    170 9 The Malayan rubber indus- iollar earner, vice-president J B irke Knapp. said here today. j Every effort, he declared, I must be made to safeguard 'he industry. He expressed this view a isil he paid to the Industry Replanting Board's mobile exhibition held heras, near
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    62 9 Engineer Back From Training MR. Liv Tun Wei. works engineer of National Carbon (Eastern) Limited, ma nufacturers of "Eveready" flashlight and radio batteries and "National" projector carbons. has returned from a training tour of National Carbon's associated companies' factories overseas. During his training. Mr. Liv visited several of the companies'
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    53 9 THE world total commercial fish catch last year at 29.960,--000 tons was almost o0 per cent over the catch m 1938 the last full fishing year before the second world war, according to an FAO (F"od and Agriculture Organization report. Wor'.d fish catch is still increasing,
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    209 9 U.S. Economy Up Despite Low Exports W VSHLN iTOX. Nov .4 One of the remarkable aspects thf rreni economi- rergence m the United Slates •it has been sustained despite a generally un- i c expt d sit lation s Federal Reserve whose monetary cx- tintain a r.o^e wal rh e
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    406 9 MALAYAN' sharebrokers teported *he following business done Fed D>p. 51.09, $1.08; V. X Ords. $1.59, $1.60; Gammon 51.71 delayed, $1.70; Hammer $1.57, $1.575; H Waugh $1.33; M Breweries $2.85; M. Cement $1.58. $1.60; M. Coil?. $1.03 to S101: McAlister $1.33, $1.32; M. Box $1.75; Robinson Ord.-. $1.45; Sime
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    178 9 Selective Buying In Industrials industrials and rubbers were steady, with selective buy. ing support, while tins were a shade easier m the Malayan share market yesterday. Turnover was fair Prire change? announced by •he Malayan Sharebrokers' Association— Buyers Se:!ers M. Colls 095 1.00 xd err Metal B^x 1 75 1
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    229 9 A BRITISH battery which i i'has replaceable cells and is of improved design and performance Is shortly to be released o n the U.K. market. Known as "Sepcel" It i s an entirely new type of battery made up of separate 2-volt cells. These
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    274 9 $100 M BRUNEI LOAN MAY BE A SEMI-GIFT F*in€unee And Commerce KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Brunei's $100,--000,000 loan to the Federation Government might be of a semi-gift nature, it was revealed today by the Finance Minister, Mr. H. S. Lee, just before he left here for Singapore en route to Brunei.
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    107 9 Drop In Malayan Coal Mine Output KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Production of coal last year fell by 78.403 tons to i0n.009 tons, according to the Malayan Collieries Ltd's annual report issued today. Profit for the year ended Junp 30, this year, was $52,349, against $515,161 m the previous year. The company
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    100 9 Australia Exports More Coal Australian coal has again become nn important export commodity, according to the Australian Coal Associatiot'. Last year shipments totalled 756.000 tons, the largest annual shipment for 30 years j O'! this, almost i (1 per c<int, went to Japan. Supp ies Viso were sent to New
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    65 9 Divisional Manager of I'nited Artists' Foreign Field. Mr Alfred Katz arrived m Singapore yesterday on a business tour. Mr Katz, who is on a round the world trip, will spend a few days here to discuss future release of I'nited Artists films with Shaw Brothers.
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    80 9 SYDNEY. Nov. 14 (Reuter) Australia should produce oil and petrol synthetically from coal, the managing director of an English engineering firm, Mr David Barritt, said today firm, the Simon Engineering Group is now building a £A36,000.000 nuclear power station m England He said the coal industry
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    106 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro- 1 i duce Exchange noon closing prices ncr picu] yesterday were: Copra Nov. -Dec $4nj buyers >41$ sellers; ro^nnut oil m bulk $62 1 sellers m drums S6-U sellers; Muntok whit* pepper $133 sellers: Sarawak white $132 sellers; Special Sarawak black ST2. Singapore Copra A??n,'iation
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    69 9 MALAYA'S 4 rade m copra snd coconut oil m the first nine month? of this year showed a decline compared with the corresponding period last year. according to statistics issued yesterday. From January to September, ropra import? totalled 11.?. 552 tons M28.9n tons) and exports "8.
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    82 10 (TOP LEFT): INCHE Mohd. Rashad Danish, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary for the United Arab Republic m Malaya, was the guest of honour at a dinner party given by Dr. Mohd. Abdul Rauf, the principal of the Muslim College Malaya, recently. Among the guests were representatives from the
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    74 10 (LEFT): MR. D. D. Bartlett. retiring: General Manager of Malayan Railway, is seen here speaking: at a farewell dinner given m his honour by the various voluntary organisations of the Malayan Railway held at Station Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Others m the picture are from left to right: Mr. V.
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    43 10 (LEFT): CHE' Shahrom binte Rassim (right) celebrated her 18th birthday recently. Che' Shahrom. a pupil of the Convent m Kuala Lumpur, held a party for friends and relatives at her Kampong Pandan home. She is pictured with her guests. (Standardpic by Fah
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    146 10 (BELOW): Rev. ButlerWhite of the Methodist Wesley Church. Rlang. a registered donor, is seen donating blood to the Klang Blood Bank, recently. He is donating blood for the twelfth time including Singapore, Ipoh and at Klang. Mrs. Sarah Karim. the chairman of the Blood Bank, has sent an appeal to
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    73 10 (ABOVE): THE commander of No. 78 Fighter Wing of the Royal Australian Air Force. Group Captain Glen Cooper, alighting from the cockpit of an Avon-Jsahre jet fighter, on his arrival at the RAAF Station. Butterworth. on Nov. 2. He led m four Avon-Sabre jets the vanguard of
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    165 10 MR S. THATCHINAMOORTHY of the P.W.I). Federal Stores. Kuala Lumpur, helps his bride. Miss M. Leelavathy of the Telecommunications. Depar.ment. Klang. to cut their wedding cake during the reception held at the Evergreen Cafe. Klang. Mr. Thatchinamoorth.v is the son of Mr. and Mrs V. Sivasangaran of Kuala
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    285 11 PENANG'S SHRINKING SWEEP PENANG. Fri.— The sales i the unlimited sweep Ui keu of the Penang Turf 4 i'ib during the year have shrunk to a new low rei ««rd of $2.492. .><>0 and there is no doubt that sales continue to be srrioasly affected by promoted by Urn Soda]
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    382 12 IT WILL BE TOUGH FOR JOHORE TODAY team.v Combined Services. ME Kay (RN) LAC Labram RAF' F/Lt Strickland (RAF) Ss LI Mar>_ha;l |R.\>. Lt. Powell (Army), SAC Flinders 'RAF' Fl* IVno H 'RAF>. LAC Hughes 'RAF 1 Capt Simpson (Army). LAC Bramley 'RAF' Garner (Army), Oulton (Armvi Flinders 'RAF' CPO
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    103 12 WHAT HUTTON THINKS PERTH. Nov 14 (Reuter) Former MCC captain Sir Leonard Hutton, thinks that tee forthcoming crickel Test Series could be closer than at the moment conceded. He did no- attach n h importance to the performance of 'he MCC aga:n?t state <:-.•;:?. At present E:.- to be the
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    443 12 Harvey (1 44) Burke (85) Give New South Wales Fine Start After An Early Shock SYDNEY. Nov. 14 (Reuter) Test stars Neil Harvey and Jim Burke laid the foundations for a massive New South Wales score against the M.C.C. on the opening day of the cricket match here today. Harvey,
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    183 12 A GOAL two minutes from time by inside right Lewis enabled Singapore Cricket Club to hold the Singapore Teachers Union to a one-all draw m the S.H.A. division I league match on the padang .yesterday. Cricket Club who were nit lieu 1 their regular
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    93 12 SINGAPORE Juniors beat Johore Juniors by flv e games to nil m a friendly badminton match at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last nieht. Result? were: (Singapore playc.s merit on first). Singles: Long Pern Chan bra! Kary Mak 15-7 15-6: Lam Say Chow beat Zaini Mahbi 15-3
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    82 12 A THIRD minute penalty converted by John Hughes enabled Royal Air Force Changi to eliminate 75 Squanron. Royal New Zealand, Air Force, by three points (a penalty) to nil m the first round of the FEAF Sanderson Cup rugby competition at Tengah yesterday. The
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    140 12 I KUALA LUMPUR, Friday— Low Kee Sum retained the Selangor Table Tennis ;itl P when he won all seven matches on a one-round league system at the X ji Cho Hong Hall. Runner-up was e Wah Sun. third Chin Ki n Chin and Ho Kum Lop
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    117 13 be u^ed as milestones »ss "f Security Forces ayo, then 4^ Field pff Singapore for EngI m *n a figure of some nbet li^t year. who let loose m terrorist mnele haunt. I batteries ._o reeirpp"* -.vp-e fnea^- lerrorisi of a ecks before *'n.eir de- |aic from Ma.aya Round
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    605 13 They fired 1,000,000 shells before leaping Malaya ber r <:t onljr of meeting *r.e gunners but of actually Bring off shp' 1 ir. Tr> 'h p j'jn^'e When a number of the regiment's weapons were set up m the Kulai Padang. some of the local councillors of the
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    169 14 Family Planning Is Answer To Asia's Problems HONGKONG, Nm. 14 (Renter). Family planning f« the answei to Asia's population problem, according to a UNESCO official Or. S Chandrasekar of India. Governmeni support had now given to this m India and the pr gramme was Qoirg ahea I i ier heavy
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    101 14 SHEFFIELD, Nov. 14 (Reut-n.— A legless woman yesterday >aid she was bankrupt becau>p of d a m ages awarded against her for enticing the husband > one-armed woman Mrs Florence May HTeltofl told i bankruptcy (our: here that the cause of her failure uas a
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    68 14 NEW YORK, Nov :4 (UPI) A '"hartered Scandinavian Airlines plane left here last night to carry two million doses M Salh polio vaccine to Warsaw, Pojand I* Is the second av.^, last air shipment ol five million doses ordered through the Sta*e Department and International Cooperation
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    452 14 Colombo Plan nations end session confident they'll face problems with vigour SEATTLE, Nov. 14 The Colombo Plan notions last night ended their conference with a declaration that the economic development of the less-developed areas is a major challenge of the present times. "The peaceful evolution
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      99 14 PARIS, Nov 14 (Reuter) UNESCO should have "con- tact" with Communist China j and "other areas where the United Nations does not re- cognise the Government,' Dr Luther Evans American Director General of UNESCO said today He told the 81 members of UNESCO that
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    52 14 TAIPEI, Nov. 14. (Renter) A five-member Malayan Moslem Mission arrived here this morning for a two-week tour of Formosa The mission headed by the Yang Mulia Dato Raja Ha.ii Omar, permanent president of the United Ma'ays National Organisation, rame at the invitation of the Chinese Islamic'
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    163 14 Only One 'Yes' PARIS. Nov. 14.— (UPI"» A 25-year-old girl was married today to a young French aviator who died m Algerian combat last year. The marriage was authorized under a Franch law which permits such unions after the death of soldiers who have fallen
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    22 14 MR NEHRU, Indian Prime Minister, inaugurated a miniature railway at New De'hi"? children's park on his 69th birthday yesterday.
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