Singapore Standard, 20 November 1958

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    26 1 tt dt 3H SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone ***** 5 *r Cabl* "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, iftf.^ Vol. IX No. 141. 15 cts. 14 Pages [FINAL EDITION]
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  • EXAM LEAK
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      Lock icon It's been going on for 4 years on Chinese side
      428 1 It's been going on for 4 years on Chinese side THERE has been a leakage of Singapore Chinese Schools Middle Senior Examination question papers for the past FOUR YEARS. The Standard learned yesterday that re- spectable citizens, well educated and united, were at the bottom of a vicious plot designed
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      212 1 SINGAPORE'S Education Ministry yesterday struck off the names of three English school teachers from the register for being allegedly implicated m the recent leakage of the Secondary Schools entrance examination papers. Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told The Standard yesterday that "no permanent
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    Lock icon DEATH DURING DINNER
    59 1 DEATH DURING DINNER A 43-YEAR-OLD Japanese cargo ship chief officer, Tauno Ito, collapsed and died m a Colony Restaurant where he was dining with some of his crew members last night Tauno Ito had landed m Singapore the day before from Hongkong The ship was en route to Pakistan. Police
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    Lock icon Jap Trade Centre For Colony
    151 1 Jap Trade Centre For Colony HONGKONG. Nov. 19 tßeuter> Representative^ of 150 factories m Japan are planning to establish a tradins centre m Singapore next year, Mr. Kenji Yuasa. j managing director of Asia Development Association, j Tokyo, said here today. Mr. Yuasa. leader of an advance party of seven
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    Lock icon BIG KILL IN CYPRUS
    139 1 NICOSIA. Cyprus, Nov. 19 British troops today killed Kyriakos Mats:.-, the most •"wanted" member of the Greek Cypriot EOXA underground after its leader Col. George Grivas himself. Troops lobbed two grenades into c hideout when he refused to cume out saying: ••I will not come out
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    Lock icon COUP BID: 2 SET FREE
    71 1 BANGKOK. N'ov If) Reuter) Police today released two former Opposition members of the National Assembly who were arrested yesterday on charges of complicity m a piot to overthrow the new regime of Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat The released men were both retired naval officers. There
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    Lock icon Polio Down To 2 Cases
    46 1 TWO more cases of poliomyelitis were reported m Singapore yesterday bringing the total for the year to 314 The cases were a Malay bojr 7 months from Madras Road and a Chinese girl. 2 years 2 months, from Syed Alwi Road.
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    Lock icon MAO'S AUTHORESS FRIEND IN 'DISGRACE'
    158 1 MAO'S AUTHORESS FRIEND IN 'DISGRACE' HONGKONG. Nov. 19 Reuler) Mao Tse-tung's bosom authoress friend and Stalin prize winner. 51-year-old, Ting Ling, is now out of favour and has been relieved of all her official duties The New China News Agency today reported that Ting Ling has been dismissed as Shantung
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    Lock icon POLICE CALLED IN AT S'PORE COUNCIL MEET
    75 1 DEPUTY Superintendent of Police, Mr. Abdul Rahman bin Dalbasha, on the order of the Singapore Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, tries to persuade Mr. Tan Peng Yeu (SPA) to leave the Council Chamber. Looking on are Council stewards uho had earlier failed to
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    Lock icon Uproar when Mayor Ong orders Councillor to leave
    819 1 PAP'S DISSOLVE MOTION IS LOST PANDEMONIUM reigned m the Singapore City Council yesterday when the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, called m the Police to remove an opposition Councillor, Mr. Tang Peng Yeu. The Council was debating a motion by Mr. Ong
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      865 2 JSSe^lAp^i^fll^^iT^T<ii^j[7eTi^>^^»^^if7y^^^ ANNOUNCEMENT $2,000 WORTH OF TOYS. EOue* t -^al a^~ Fac v 5 must be Riven awsv FREE to Xl doI students only Deta-led partxu a-<. where and ho«< Id s?t then-", Mrtll 5e postp^ on srr :Mon addressed to P O Box 663 S -sar>ore. ACKNOWLEDGMENT WALTER DENDROFF FAMILY
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      1504 2 NOTICES The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 11) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore IN BANKRUPTCY No. 12 of 1957. Re: P. SUBBIYAN of Block 49. Room 29. H.M. Naval Base. Singapore, 27. (Fitter— C.E. Dept: H.M. Naval Base. Singapore.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
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      638 2 JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the State Engineer. Johore, up to noon of 9th December, 1958 for SUPPLY OF 470 No. GALVANISED IRON CISTERNS OF VARIOUS CAPACITIES RANGING FROM 60 TO 150 GALLONS TO P.W.D. STATE STORE. JOHORE. JOHORE BAHRU. All particulars may be obtained from
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      616 2 TENDER SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited for repairs and redecorations to: (a) 191 Artizan quarters and bin compound, 5 shops, 18 Nos. Baths and WC. and 3 screen walls at Upper Aljunied Estate (Postwar). (b) 136 Artizan quarters, 6 shops and 2 blocks proto type and stores and bin
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      284 2 T ■■< 5 v, It I v NOTICES POLICE TENDER NOTICF TENDERS which will i at 12 NOON on Monday December, 1958. are mv U by the Commissioner of Pr Federation of Malaya lor tl Supply of Powdered Mi Ik 2 Full particulars may obtained upon applua'io'n the Force Welfare
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD November 20, 1958 Congress Split
    587 3 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD November 20, 1958 Congress Split c ,nn oochcrs' National Congress, |g .n -uQoroted on Dec. 5, oppean ro IjiftMnotl snag because of disagreer* v ,< |i«tf tiow. The Congress hot ..-..stored as on association." At j th Exocuhve Committee of the juduatf T eachers' Association, how- v
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    Lock icon U.S. PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT
    1146 3  - U.S. PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT PHILIP DEANE By WASHINGTON I^HE campaign for the election of the next President of the United States m 1960 has already begun, and so will be the longest m US history. But even at this long range— when nobody even knows who the contestants will bp it
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  • THE voice of MALAYA
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      541 3 Sir. I was surprised to read a letter on the huice of a Bishop m the Voice of Ma! ay a Column m your valuable daily of 12th November. The Bishop of the Methodist Church resident m Singapore is m charge of the Methodist Church m
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      111 3 Sir. 1 wish to correct a report appearing on page 6 of your issue of yesterday m which it is alleged that a Customs spokesman had stated that a directive had been issued to 'double check every Red seaman landing here' a s a precaution against currency
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    Lock icon Main Danger Is In S'pore, Says Commentator
    512 3 BBC SPOTLIGHT ON MALAYA LONDON tJACIAL differences m Malaya and the efforts being made to resolve them formed the theme of a British Broadcasting Corporation television programme on Thursday night. The 45-minute programme, called "The Inheritors", and one of a series of seven
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    Lock icon THE LAST 'BOSS'
    429 3  - THE LAST 'BOSS' Patrick O'Donovan WASHINGTON. TAMES MICHAEL CURJ LEY died recently at the age of S3. He was one of the most extraordinary men ever to distort, make fun of, illuminate, (mrf control American politics. Four times Mayor of Boston, once Governor of Massachusetts, and twice a U.S. Congressman,
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    Lock icon A CRUSHING DEFENCE FOR THE PA
    1754 4 A CRUSHING DEFENCE FOR THE PA MAYOR UNDER HEAVY FUIA CALL TO RESIGN GOES A Ong's Motion To Dissolve Council Lost By 78-74 SINGAPORE Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Guan met a crushing defeat yesterday, when the opposition Councillors voted down his motion to ask the Government to dissolve the City
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    262 5 rtsoon Lashes Malaya rilfi r A sum of 200 °00 is being held m readiness by the i Fund Committee for immediate use to help victims of loods, reports of which are pouring m from various parts I Committee, Inche Khir Johari, told
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    4 5 GHT FOR SAD SIT
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    Lock icon UK-Malaya Link To Be Tightened
    163 5 UK-Malaya Link To Be Tightened KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Britain Is wry much interested m the welfare of Malaya I making every endeav•if to tighten the financial "a W D :h c Two nation?. he. Governor of the Bank rf nd, Mr. Cameron F. I, to! I newsmen follow-twelve-hour visit here.
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    Lock icon $l,OOO FINE FOR MILKMAN
    53 5 PENANG Wed.— A miikter, M Ramu Thevar. $l,oo€ by Sessions Mi A: Ah Wah. today c p 'M'hm guilty to a charge of selling rated mi k. hief sanitary inspector 1 C -y C mcfi, Mr. J. E. •r pri itinft said that h contained 35
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    Lock icon MALAY FALLS IN SWOLLEN RIVER
    146 5 KOTA BHARU, Wed.— Daud bin Yahaya, 22. of Kampong Paloh was drowned while transporting a full load of sand and pebbles m a sampan m the swollen Sungei Keiantan yesterday. He was sitting m the stern of the boat with a friend m heavy ram
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    Lock icon PARENTS OF DEAF MUTES GET LIP READING LESSONS
    337 5 PARENTS OF DEAF MUTES GET LIP READING LESSONS SINGAPORE'S first Parent-Teachers Guidance h SSi °^,L he benefit Of P arent s of pre-school and school children who are deaf, held its second session last night at Outram School, which is donating the use of ts classrooms. Under the auspice? of
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    98 5 THE Director of the Overseas Navigational Services m the British Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation, Mr. E. L. T. Barton, arrived m Singapore yesterday on a short visit. Mr. Barton, who has just attended a South-Pacific conference on air navigation m Australia, said
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    36 5 KUXJOO Ahmad was acquitted m the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Cour; yesterday on a charge of criminal intimidation by threatening Ismail bin Mohamed Kannu with injury about 10.15 a.m. at the court premises on May 16.
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    Lock icon 1,500-STRONG KINTA HOME GUARDS DISBANDED
    155 5 1,500-STRONG KINTA HOME GUARDS DISBANDED •ALA LUMPUR, Wed. i Valley Home Guard ill be disbanded with n Jan. 1 next year, ffl ial y announced to--1,500 strong a!l Chinese formed m 1952 to predominantly Chi- areas of Kinta. ere at that time badly mmunist activities n for such a force
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    202 5 RADIO PHONE FOR SATA ONE of the biggest hopes of the late medical director of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association, Dr. G. H. Garlick, has just been realized with the installation at South Winds, the Association's Rehabilitation farm, of a two-way radio-telephone. The set, costing about $2,500, is a gift from
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    Lock icon 4 bumper fashion show in aid of Cheer Fund
    204 5 OS Saturday at 3.30 p.m.. the smarter set of Singapore will be gathering In the ballroom of the Raffles Hotel. The occasion: A tea dance sponsored by Joan Booty's Glamour Club and a fashion show by Robinsons. Modelling the 1959 Spring
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    Lock icon GLAMOROUS SINGAPORE— SHE'LL TELL THE WORLD
    131 6 GLAMOROUS SINGAPORE— SHE'LL TELL THE WORLD SINGAPORE, to the average Australian woman,, is the most glamorous ciiy m the East. So said Miss Kay Melaun, I a writer for the Australian U omen's Weekly 9 m Singapore yesterday. Miss Melaun lieu into the J Colony from Melbourne with a big
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    Lock icon BOY FOILS BID TO STEAL CAR
    74 6 A jaga-kreta boy foiled an attempt by two thieves to steal a car from a car park m C'.irTord Pier. Singapore. yesterday. The boy who \Va? washing a car saw two men behaving nervously m another car. He raised an alarm and the two
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    93 6 A SUICIDE verdict was recorded by the Singapore Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussien at the close of an inquiry into the death of Yeo Kirn Fong, 36. on Sept. 18.' Yeo was found drowned m a ,iar of water by her husband. Chong
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    181 6 Flood problems m Pulau Brani have his sympathy SINGAPORE Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday told 30 Malays from Pulau Brani that he would help them instal a telephone m their island. He gave this assurance during their first civic
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    73 6 RAF Probe Opens On Canberra Crash ROYAL AIR FORCE authorities m Singapore yesterday held an inquiry into the cause of the crash of a Canberra bomber off Ama Keng. Singapore, on Tuesday. The Pilot and another member of the crew of three were killed instantly. Flying Officer Simmons, who survived
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    78 6 SINGAPORE'S Chinese and English Schools will, from 1961. have a common syllabus and a- unified examination system. This was revealed by Director of Education. Mr. Lee Siow Mong. yesterday. He said that Chinese high school education would t>e telescoped from the present six years to four.
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    Lock icon OFFICER IS CHARGED WITH GIRL'S DEATH
    298 6 A SEAMEN'S Industrial Relations Officer m the Ministry for Commerce and Industry, Tay Scow Huah, was charged m a Singapore Court yesterday with causing: the death of a girl by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide while driving a car along Nicoll
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    156 6 TAIPING, Wed. Raja Azlan Shah, president of the Sessions Court here, was today told how revenue officers, who examined a car which they had stopped, discovered Sl 1.000 worth of rawopium hidden in a secret compartment near the petrol tank. In the dock stood two men
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    150 6 Man Found Drowned Open Verdict A DECKHAND. In W Osman who jumped into the >ca with a friend ifter Iheir boat Buttered a violent expl< sion, later learned tha* friend was found drowned i Singapore Coroner's m .r* told vesterriay. Ismail was testifying a1 inquiry into the death of i
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    211 6 Schoolboy Hit P.C. Court Told A COLONY schoolboy was yesterday convicted m a Singapore court on a charge of assaulting a police constable, C. S. Sundram, at Niven Road on Oc 23. The 17-year-old youth. Osman bin Rahim. told the Singapore Fifth Magistrate. Mr. T. S. Sinnathuray, that he was
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    314 6 POLICE GU DAVID A MEETING CITY COUNCIL Sequel To Penang PtNANG, Wed. r.t* Mjrjl n who has been expelled from the |T attend a meeting of the Issessn* tee under Police escort t» i ifuJ?* Mr David lodged a d(-monstrations made tgair side the City Hall on M Ccuncil met
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    43 6 RUBBER TIN PAPER wMi prill Ihf til fl r, .\r ■> X No\ 1 \r>; ii lun« I III) v H Dereßta '~U lamuf] til I Toot I vpi>' I I Thr" buy* r» i V <p[\ fnttl! fl Stlef v '^M tuns I
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      44 6 Geylung straits Chinese Met&odist Church: Testimony Meetmj: m English and Malay. Speakei Mr Mok Kirn Liat 530 p m Pava l.t'har Methudist Church: Last Quarterly Conference at the Church AH officials nominated for 1959 are urged to be present. TMCA (Orchard Rd.): Body buil-
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      87 6 ding weight lifting 400 om; Judo practice lor Jun;_prs 4 3(1 pm; Judo practice foi beginners (senior) 530 om; Medley B:l--liards Championship 8 d m YU(.\ (Rairios Qnay): Enffluh Conversation Class Becinners 9.15 am: Advnnced 10 30 am; Dressmakine Class 10 30 am; Malay Beginners Class 530 p m. Chinese
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      136 6 News, 7 8 A Unie Wttb a j m News Headline* A Date vv.;r> IfusiC (Co 9 4.'> Lng.;sh Schools Bros li:> p.m Luncntimt Concert U Time Signal and Nc*> 1 4.) -2 \> Men only. IJ7-420 E>« Scnools B:oadcabt.s 5 p n MeM*.v-^o-Hou:id 530 Us Hospitals. ti.3U Intel S
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    178 7 3,000 SEEK 'DATE' WITH TWO BANDITS Give up senseless fight says letter IPOH. Wed. More than 3.000 people from two new villages arc seeking a date with two communist terrorists m a bid to persuade them to come out of the jungle and surrender themselves. To enable this to be
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    90 7 &FTEB havin? featured m many Singapore beauty contests clamorous Daisy Szeto now hopc 5 to become one <?f the 20 official receptionists at the Constitution Exposition m January. If selected Daisy will then be able to aspire for the title of Pearl of the
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    Lock icon JEWELLERY STOLEN AT DAWN
    78 7 JEWELLERY STOLEN AT DAWN THIEVES broke into a hi i&e to Telok Ayer Street. Singapore, early yesterday morning an<j escaped with jewellery other valuables worth The tenant, Tay Ah Soon. 24, told the Police that he woke up at 5.30 a.m. on hearing a r ise. He found that the
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    Lock icon PRISON TERMS FOR FIVE
    86 7 FIVE men accused of breakIng into the premise.- of Po';ar Creameries Company Limited <:I MacPherson Road at 4.15 a.m on Ser>t. 27 were found g lilty by a Singapore Distri t Court yesterday. The Judge, Mr. S. K. Lee sentec :erf Ho Pi ck Leng, 21,
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    216 7 NZ Force Will Quit If Asked -CONNOLLY KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. New Zealand Government will not hesitate to withdraw her troops from Malaya if the Federation Government wants it. "We are happy to accede to any such request," said New Zealand Defence Minister, Mr. P. G. Connolly, who Hew m toe:
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    Lock icon TENANT BOUND AND ROBBED
    81 7 TENANT BOUND AND ROBBED TWO men, on the pretext of seeing a friend, forced their way into a house m Changi j Road. Singapore, on Tuesday afterncon and took away jewellery worth $440 and -$10 m cash. Chien Wee Kin, 23, the occupant, said he opened the door to two
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    Lock icon TEACHER WINS A DIVORCE
    110 7 MADAM ELSIE KIONG, a teacher, alleged m the Singopore High Court that her h >and had asked r f° r a divorce because he preferred another woman. She was suing Lim Teng Law. also a teacher, for divorce on grounds of desertion. Madam Kiong wa^ granted
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    187 7 A FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) representative is m Singapore today I to discuss problems with farS mers, cattle breeders, com--1 munity leaders and others connected with tho produce oi food. He Is Mr. George Melgrue. who flew m from Rome to spread
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    Lock icon THE KING'S GIFT IS FLOWN TO SOEKARNO
    190 7 THE KING'S GIFT IS FLOWN TO SOEKARNO KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Kelantan silver bowl was today flown to Jakarta as a gift from the King to President Soekarno of Indonesia. It iccnt with the Federation's goodwill vussion headed by Deputy Premier and Defence Minister Dato Abdul Razak. The gifts of
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    Lock icon MAN WHO DOCTORED ACCOUNTS JAILED
    84 7 ALOR STAR. Wed.— Kangar Session? Judge Tuan Syed Agil Barakbah, today >entenced Choong Chong Lee. 25. to two-and-a-half years" jail on a charge of falsifying the Company's accounts m 1956. Choong. a former cashier of Kayang Co. Limited, was aT.eg- ci to have carried forward
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      1185 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD ec CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporates m Singapore) (12 Imat) £F" THE BLUE FUMHEL LINE r C SAILINCS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW CONDON CONTINfcNTAI r>ORT» Carriers option to proceed via othoi ports to load and discharg* carge (via Sues with liberty to oroeeed via Panama ot
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    146 9 Canada Plans To Attract Capital KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Canada intends to create a climate favourable to investment from abroad to keep the Canadian economy expanding. This was stated today by the Canadian High CommisI sioner, Mr. A. R. Menzies, when no addressed Rotarians here at their weekly luncheon. Mr. Menzies
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    90 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— M. He:.:-; Fa i\ c. the French ner< a Counsellor slatione m Bangkok, will visit the Fc -.era. Capita! on Friday. Whi c m Ma aya, He wi I h• d ta ks with •^-inessr-nen and bankers: The Repu tlic's ambas>ador m Malaya,
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    32 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association ma r the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday: Ital an L;re. ,e-\:r>z TT or OP ■20Z)~ ready. Other exchange rate? remain unaltered.
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    475 9 BRUNEI GIVES LOAN TO MALAYA B Finance And Commerce M $40 Mil. First Advance In 7959 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaya will get the first instalment ($40,000,000) of the $100,--000,000 loan from the Brunei Government m April next year. This was announced m the Federal capital today, following the completion of
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    83 9 AS part of their panMalayan promotion for Campbells Soups, the Borneo Co., Ltd., organised dealer display competitions m all the main towns. The Singapore division was won by Chop Chin Bee. (Campbells have their own agricultural department which takes a keen interest m the development of
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    169 9 The demand m Malaya I for tractors, caterpillars, scrapers and bulldozers is •due to development taking olace m the country building houses, roads, oridges, etc., he said. Mr. Pavienko expects to leave for trie Federation shortly. While m Singapore, he attended a regional conference
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    311 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business uune yesterday: Fed. Disp. 51. 09, $1.08; Fra.-ei and Aeave ords *ibu, $1.62, $1.58 odd lot. Gammon _.>1.71 .51. 72; Hammer '$1.58, $1.585; Hume frets. A4, lv. 4/8 odd lot, oids. 4/9 ovenugtit; Ai. Brewer, e» 52.87J $2.80 odd lot; M. Breweries
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    137 9 Rubber Slips 3 4 Cent CONTINUED selling pressure from up-country caused a drop of 3/4 cent m the Singapore rubber price yesterday, to 83i cents Der lb. for International first grade December. The markat opened lower m sympathy with overseas, but steadier on short covering for lower sheet. At the
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    52 9 KUCHING. Wed. Sarawak exported B.4'in tons of sawn timber m September, of which 4,000 tons went to U.K. the biggest buyer. Australia bought I.TOO tons. Round timher export? m the same month totalled ".fi^O tons, of which r>. ono tons went to Hongkong and I,ODO tons
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    165 9 Selective Support For Industrials THERE was selective support, with minor fluctuations, for Industrials m the Malayan share market yesterday Tins were inclined to ease. while rubbers quietly steady Turnover was fair. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers A.ssociat.nn were:- INDUSTRIALS Robinson and Co: Ords. 1.45 1 47 Straits Time*
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    56 9 Fertilizer Expert In Malaya AN EXPERT on chemical fertilizers Mr. X X Aalto, is m Malaya to advise the Federation Government on setting: up a new industry. A Finn. Mr Aalto. has conducted surveys m chemical fertilizer production m Ceylon and Saudi Arabia He will be m Malaya till the
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    218 9 OUTER ROADS Hocgh Cape Seik i Ml tI, Saidja. Hying Trader, Banimun Anshun, Tiber. Kasimbar, Bverglory Pelita Shell. Norway Mara. .vlauu.-e. Marti Ocean Debo an, Ormara, Heian Maru, Salsette, Wing On. Van Vo ;g Sea Bird, Anna Maersk Nassa, Berebere, Atago Marh. Clvdefic'.d. Preldde, Atlantbris, Canna Regio
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    102 9 SINGAPORE Chines* Produce Exchange noon closing prices t>er picul yesterday were Copra Nov. -Den. $4J$ buyers; $43 sellers; cocooul oil m bulk $65 sellers m drums $68 J sellers; Muntok whitaj .pepper $129 tellers; Sarawak j white $128 sellers; Special j Sarawak black S7l. Singapore Copra Associarion closing prices
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    39 9 THE Singapore trade minion to Indonesia, sponsored by tha Indian Chamber of Commerre, will hold a rooktail oartv at the Sindhi Ch;h. m Mountbatten Road on Nov. 29. nn tht eve of its departure for the Republic.
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    130 9 A BRITISH DESIGNED loading shovel having completely automatic transmission and drive on four wheels of equal size is seen here being put through its paces. This machine m the ■'giant class" is the Chaseside "Loadmaster 300 0" which is now being shown for the first
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      249 9 LrKEli ORIENT LINE W& I pOM P.S'ham Penonq r :5 No* 22 Nov V 1 6 Dec 15 Dee 1 3 Dec "y Wf 14 No* 27 Nov 28 Nov jf 6 Dec 19 Dec 20 Oec ivEKETT STAR LlNeJ^^ m S pore PS ham Penanq L 5 2 a
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    1427 10 Women think it's a great honour to be in Nizam's harem Richard Berry continues his series on MEN IN THE NEWS, m which he provides an intimate sidelight into the career of world famous personalities. INEW YORK: Wearing a kirn soprano Kunie lmai. 28. sits third balcony and looks out
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    402 10 his h W^ he I of "I J l5 ■en car' F» I Mi I I I I ggi I b<v 'K2 he W If gDEN PHILLPOTTS, 96--years-old this month, has now set up a record for literary longevity He has passed the age of George
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    420 10 VFRICA can boast no more colourful figure than Sir Roy Welensky, who has Just been returned to power as Prime Minister of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. In an as'oni shins'y chequered career. this burly 20-stone politician has been a butcher, a baker's boy. a barman,
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      450 11 IN m C 3SS. the electors to 0^ amateur? who -j and tns ex- n know too wLuP'M^ rhere v are piwlp^^^ppnujpn^^ "Liberal |BBHVMh| cf I^^^^ H^l^^* Algeria" 1 almost W" Seing to I hmseli ■EBEteK**_ party HHHHMH^H|H||^HH^P^H9 level, l^lM ftk^fi j^fc §1 S^fX parties y^P ™^^m.
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      492 11  - P.T.A. Is Feared By American Fathers Patrick O'Donovan WASHINGTON. n^TSE Parent-Teacher Association is a worthy American institution. It serves to ease and humanise the relationship between a State school organisation and the neighbours. It meets to discuss local problems, changes m the schools, to arrange social occasions, to watch pupil
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      1130 11 K^3iHHg^i^^^*^^^HH^^B"^^HHHpHHHM^^BH|^^H«^PHpP^R 1 anal! SB W rip- rfj Iv b< to W. m I 1 I I X H ii B I g it I E H m m I Right clc^e to it carved it oi forests is rising an lustrial area which will i
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      356 11 By RITA DEL MAR TODAYS QUOTATION: A "If what must be sriven willingly the kindness is doubled." Syros THURSDAY FOR EVERYONE: Get started early as a hedge against delays. Use tact. Afternoon favours home family ofnc& interests. Evening brings a change of trend; promote dealings with other's generally. You can
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      200 11 LI'L ABNER By Al Capp S >. X W"CHILLUNHEREINRIO^ I GOT LATEST TAH ALREADY OQT )1/ MAR>/ ??-TMEAA FELLAS A (CohA\( ISEDDICATED!! TWEV J RED-WOT MEW J TWAT!!-PAPPV J PICKFORD? WAVIW'TWEW GUNS I >VAI H ALL SPEAKS A FURRIN V YORK P>OST- |> RUBY <( SEEMS TO WANTT T' 7
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      237 12 VMTEO NATIONS. Nov. 19 (UPI) The United States and its Western partners today studied Russia's abrupt scrapping of the demand that outer space contiol be linked with elimination of foreign military bases. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, Valerian A. Zorin, produced a new resolution be-
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      107 12 Operation after she died saved the baby SYDNEY. Nov. 19 (Reuter> An unborn baby was saved by ca^sarian operation more than five minutes after the mother died at Crown Street Women's Hospital yesterday. In a dramatic operation, doctors delivered the baby a six lb. girl. They said that to save
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      40 12 MALAYAN. Minister for Works and Communications, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir calls on the Japanese Foreign Minister Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama, at the Foreign Office m Tokyo. Inche Sardon is here on a four-day visit. UPI pnoto.
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      113 12 Nuclear Talks: GENEVA. Nov. 19 (Reuter) -Russia today turned down a ;-econd majo* western compromise proposal designed to break the deadlock on the agenda of the three-power nuclear weapon tests discontinuance conference here. Well-informed sources said that the new western proposal was put at this afternoon's private
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      387 12 Freedom may be brief interlude before dictatorship CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. 19 (Reuter) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles yesterday warned young independent nations that they were continually subjected to the lures of international Communism. In a lengthy speech before the National Council or Churches of
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        257 12 A Bigger RI Combat Regiment JAKARTA. Nov. 19 (Reuter) Indonesia is to increase the number of airborne commandos, the Republic's top fighting unit, Jakarta Radio said today. Jakarta Radii quoted Brigadier General Sungkono, Director of Army Supplies, as saying this planned increase was m ;ine with the army construction. He
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        70 12 NEW YORK. Nov. 19 (Reuter) Linda Christian, former wife of film star Tyrone Power, may collect up to $3,000,000 (Malayan) under a special insurance policy the actor took out before he died, the New York Daily News reported today. JThe newspaper said the policy taken
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      78 12 KHARTOUM. Nov. 19 (Renter) The Sudan's new 12-man Cabinet meets today under the new revolutionary military regime. Newspapers, suspended since the army took control on Monday, resume publication today without censorship. But they must not publish "anything against foreign countries, the government or parties
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      179 12 British Woman Killed: Syria Is Accused TEL AVIV, Nov. 19 (Reu.er) —Israel has formally accused Syria of the murder of Mrs. Christopher Doran, wife of the British Air Attache m Israel, Mr. Albert Grand, United Nations spokesman m Jerusalem, said today. Earlier, Mrs. Doran was found shot on 'he shores
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      74 12 PARIS. Nov. 19 (Reuter) Georges Dicher, a 23 year-old Frenchman, quickly dropped his briefcase took off his jacket and shoes and plunged into the River Seine, when he heard cries of help from a drowning woman. With the aid of another man. he managed to save the
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      40 12 PRIME Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India receives petals of flowers from young Indian girls celebrating the Premier's (>9th birthday m NewDelhi last week. Mr. Nehru was bern m Allahabad India on Nov 14, 1889. UPI photo.
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      164 12 CARGO SHIP SINKS IN STORM: 2 RESCUED CHARLEVOIX. MICHIGAN. Nov. 19. The roast guard reported two survivors of tne sunken cargo ±h.p Carl D. Bradley were found this morning on High I?; arid. The finding of the two men spurred hopes that others oi me 35-man crew might have reached
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      37 12 COMMUNIST Huk propagandist leader Alfredo Sauio, surrendered to the Philippine Government by the Indonesian Embassy on Tuesday after he had nought asylum there, was yesterday charged with subversive activities m the Manila court. UPI. i
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      327 12 The London Times.., LONDON. Nor. 19 Beui Tne Times today described the political preparati us ,n S.ngapore prior t the inland becoming a stab ai "confusing." The paper liter drawing attention to the fac: thai next year Singapore uriO hold its first elections und< r the
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      32 12 m f Hi high I L rtl Never U iih hi i Ml HJ Transp<Ti |1 iospectni l* at itttMii y them him-!!* rxporl <'P' ni pnliirm.inu T tinued nga S'u!
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