The Straits Times, 19 April 1958

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    21 1 AVERAGE Dull CFHTIFIFD SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1958 it if 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon REBELS FLEE TO HILLS
    577 1 PADANG FALLS— AFTER 'TOKEN RESISTANCE' Big overland push also under way JAKARTA, Friday. pADANG, stronghold of the revolutionary government on the west coast of Sumatra, has fallen. The rebel forces have fled to the hills. Government commandos, after establishing a beachhead half a mile from Padang
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    JAKARTA FORCES CLOSE IN
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    SIX HELD IN KIDNAPPING INQUIRY
    166 1 SIX HELD IN KIDNAPPING INQUIRY official statement SINGAPORE Government last night issued the expected statement on the arrests of six men under banishment warrants last week. The arrests, the statement said, followed police investigations Into a number of kidnapping case* between 1954 and 1957. It added that the police arrested
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    London port strike ends
    85 1 LONDON, Frl. Some 300 cargo handlers returned to work today after staging a one-day strike because police searched them on the Job in a search for stolen Japanese cigarette lighters. The dockers protested "gestapo-llke tactics" by Port of London Authority police who searched them as they
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    Bang kills 30
    25 1 TOKYO. Fri.— More than 30 Ryukyu Island salvage workers were killed yesterday when the sunken wartime ammunition vessel. Canada Victory, suddenly exploded.
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    Lock icon Matt Busby is home
    68 1 HARWICH, Frl. Matt Busby, manager of Manchester United— the "Busby Babes'—arrived back here today by boat, ten weeks after the Munich air crash In which several of his team died and he was severely injured. After his rail and sea Journey from Munich, where he was
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    'Return' demand
    27 1 PANMUNJOM, Fri. The United Nations Command today demanded the return of the Kcrean National Airlines plane which was diverted into North Korea on Mar. IS
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    WOMAN IS DELHI'S FIRST MAYOR
    66 1 WOMAN IS DELHI'S FIRST MAYOR MRS. ARINA ASAF All (above), a social worker, who is not attached to any political party, has been .elected the first Mayor of Delhi Corporation. Mrs. Ali was for a long time a Congress Party worker, and later Joined the Socialist Party For two years
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    Army officer found shot
    56 1 IPOH F-i A British Army Officer Cap' p was found shot In the duty i Miicer i r-o,u ut tne tttt Federal Infantry Brigade headquarters in Ashby Road here this morning. He died two hours after admission to hospital. Capt Jossop was wounded in his head
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    Lock icon Cholera kills 124 in day: Still spreads
    124 1 CALCUTTA, Fri. A raging cholera epidemic has claimed at least 124 lives in 24 hours and is still spreading, officials said yesterday. Fifty-four of the dead were reported from one hospital alone. Another 300 cases were reported today as the disease spread to
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    BOY'S MURDER 3 MEN in COURT
    102 1 IPOH. Fri. 'THREE men appeared 1 in the magistrate's court here today on a charge of murdering j> schoolboy, Mohamed Mostafa, eight, on April 11. on the banks of the Sungei Pari in Ipoh. They were T. Lourdesamy. 23. M. Manlam. 22. and 8.
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    Triplets-all girls
    50 1 TELUK ANSON. Frl Triplets— all girls— were born to a 26-year-old mother of three children at the hospital here yesterday. All are doing well. The mother is P. Pakkiyam. wife of John Y. Oanesan, a shopkeeper on Rajah Hit am Estate. Utan Mellntang. about 14 miles from here
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    Lock icon Dads at 75
    35 1 CANBERRA. Frl. Eleven Australians became fathers at the age of 75 or over and another 15 became fathers between 70 and 74, states an official analysis of Australian births during 1956. —Reuter
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    TENGKU'S HARIRA YA WARNING
    165 1 TENGKU'S HARI RA YA WARNING KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has warned all UMNO members to be on guard against threats and instigation by factions who want to create disturbances in the country. In his Hart Raya message Tengku who Is also president of UMNO, called
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    Beauty quest: All about the way it's run
    366 1 Beauty quest: All about the way it's run ATTENTION Miss Singapore contestants! The sponsors of this big beauty quest (Shaw Brothers, the Straits Times and Max Factor's local agents) have received many inquiries from intending entrants. Among the questions are: WHICH other girls have entered? WHY have their photographs not
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    Lock icon Military mission
    32 1 SEOUL. Frl. Four Bouth Korean military officers left for Bangkok this morning at the Invitation of the Siamese Government to observe the BEATO combined manoeuvres beginning on April 24 Reuter.
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    JAKARTA PLANE DELAYED FOR MAIL
    208 1 JAKARTA PLANE DELAYED FOR MAIL Malayan Airways take the load A MALAYAN Airways plane to Jakarta was held up for an hour at the Singapore Airport yesterday morning to enable officials to load the plane with about 1,200 lb. of extra mail for Indonesia. The airline usually carries about 101
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    Lock icon Mac's guest
    30 1 LONDON, Frl.-Dr Konrad Adenauer. 82-year-old West German Chancellor, was chief guest at a dinner given in his honour last night by Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister —Reuter.
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    185 1 2 a.m. news roundup U.S. H-BOMB ALERT ANoEKS RUS^A MOSCOW, Fri—Russia announced yesterday it U making an "immediate" appeal to the United Nations Security Council to stop American llbomber flights near th* Soviet Union. The Sovlrt Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko, who made the announcment at a press conference, quoted
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    Lock icon US FRANCE POLICY CRISIS
    84 1 PARIS, rriday— The French Foreign Minister Mr. Christian Pincau. called in the American ambassador. Mr. Amory Houghton, today to demand an explanation of reports that the U.S. wants France to open direct talks with the Algerian rebels. Political quarters warned the reported major shift in American
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND ROBBED
    24 1 PARIS. Frl. GroupCapt. Peter Townsend was robbed of 400.000 francs (about Malayan SI.700). two suitcases. cameras papers in Paris today, police said.—Router.
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    Lock icon Jap atrocities film: Ban on posters uproar in London
    391 2 LONDON, Friday. fHOUSANDS of posters advertising a film concerning a Japanese prison camp have been banned from London because they are "too horrific,** it was learned today. The posters advertising the lilra "Camp on Blood Island" pictured a Japanese soldier with
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    SCREAM—THEN SAW GIRL FALL TO DEATH
    201 2 SCREAM— THEN SAW GIRL FALL TO DEATH A FATHER told a Singapore coroner yesterday that while returning horr\£ from a picnic in a car, he heard his daughter scream and saw her fall out of the car. Chan Woun Cheong of Ganges AveHue was testifvtng at the Inquest on his
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    Murder bid alleged
    52 2 SEGAMAT. Fri A home guard. MustafTa bin Tusof. 19, of Kampong Redong. near Labis is to stand trial at the High Court on a charge of murder. He is alleged to ha.ye shot and wounded a colleague. Mohamed bin Hamid. at about 1.15 am on July 4.
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    Denies robbing cyclist
    54 2 PENANO, Fri— Teoh Kay Hoe, 23, pleaded not guilty today to a charge of robbing a cyclist. Koh Kee Teck, of a watch and fountain pen this morning with two other men. still at large. The magistrate. Tuan Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali, ordered Teoh to be
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    3 2 PADANG FALLS •fir
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    Trade union seminar
    46 2 PENANO Frl.— The Penang division of the Malayan Trade Union Congress will hold a weekend seminar on April 2« and 27 In conjunction with the training division of the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. About 70 representatives from local unions will attend
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    The quiet men find jobs for 115
    195 2 The quiet men find jobs for 115 From HALL ROMNEY 1 ONDON, Fri. Many former Federation and Singapore Government officers have found new jobs through the Malayan Services Reemploynient Bureau. The Bureau, set up to assist former officers of botb territories to flnd new employment, bas been working quietly for
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    'COLONY TEACHERS UNDERPAID'
    181 2 'TEACHERS in Singapore and other Asian countries 1 are underpaid, a visiting American educationalist, Dr. Paul S. Welty, said yesterday. Or. Welty, whp Is assistant general secretary of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession, is In the Colony on his way to a conference
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    'MISSING* CID MAN PHONES FROM K.L.
    55 2 'MISSING* CID MAN PHONES FROM K.L. A Singapore detective. Teo Seng Choong. reported missing since Wednesday has now been traced. A police spokesman said last night that Teo, attached to the Orchard Road division, was In Kuala Lumpur on an urgent Inquiry. "He contacted us this afternoon from the Federal
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    Lock icon BRITAIN GETS A NEW SUBMARINE
    203 2 LONDON, Fri— The Porpoise. Britain's latest submarine, was commissioned at Barrow-ln-Furneaa yesterday. It is the first operational submarine designed since the Second World War to be accepted Into service by the Royal Navy Reutrr WABHTNOTON: The International Press Institute decided to bold Its eighth annual
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    Hotel guest robbed
    53 2 PENANO. Frl. A hotel goest, Patricia Price, has reported to the police the loss of $726 worth of Jewellery yesterday afternoon. She said she left It In her hotel room at 3.43 p.m. yesterday and missed It when she returned half an hour later. Her Identity card
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    A theatre on stilts
    65 2 KOI BHARL. frri. The Odeon Theatre was declared open tonight by the Saltan of Kelantan. In vited guests saw the Aim "Orang Minyak." The cinema belongs to Dr. S. Arulatnpalam of Kota Bbaro. The Odeon is the only theatre in the Federation to be built on
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    Cigarettes cost him $2,000
    47 2 Tan Ah Nya. 26. pleaded guilty In a Singapore court yesterday to possessing 371 b. of uncustomed cigarettes, and was fined $2,000. or In default four months' Jail He was arrested on April 17 at 11.20 a.m. In Norfolk Road with the cigarettes
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    Lock icon VIOLENCE FLARES AGAIN IN CYPRUS
    179 3 VIOLENCE FLARES AGAIN IN CYPRUS NICOSIA, Fri. New A tension gripped Cyprus yesterday after a wave of bombings, shooting and a fire. In Famagusta jnllitary police opened fire when a lorry refused to halt No-one was hurt. A fire, believed to have been caused by saboteurs, raged through a government
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    Lock icon New altitude record
    50 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri A Grumman Super-Tiger Jet fighter has beaten the British world altitude record for conventional alrcra.'t by climbing to 76,828 feet, the U.S. Navy announced yesterday. The old record 70,308 feet was established last August by test pilot Michael Randrup in a Canberra bomber. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Purge committee
    34 3 RABAT. Fri.-King Mohammed of Morocco yesterday set up a "purge committee" to deal with Moroccans who played a "decisive role" In sending him into exile In 1953 when he was Sultan.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon HOLE-IN-HEART GIRL WANTS TO MARRY
    117 3 HOLE-IN-HEART GIRL WANTS TO MARRY LETTERS from all over the world, some containing marriage proposals, has been received by Sheila Blunden, 27, of Winchelsea. Sussex the hole.in.theheart girl whose life was saved by a rare operation during which her heart was stopped for eight minutes. Doctors once thought Sheila could
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    Lock icon France to recall wartime leader Gen. de Gaulle?
    293 3 ONLY MAN ABLE TO SOLVE PRESENT POLITICAL CRISIS PARIS, Friday. QENERAL Charles de Gaulle, 67-year-old wartime leader of Free France, loomed still -larger today as the only man able to solve the present dangerous French political crisis. No successor to Premier Felix
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    Lock icon London bus strike likely now
    139 3 London bus strike likely now LONDON, Fri.— The likelihood of a general London bus strike on May 5 Increased yesterday when Mr. Harold Watkinson. British Transport Minister, rejected union protests over a proposed cut In bus services. The busmen, who have announced a strike on May 5 to support wage
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    Lock icon Agreement on Gurkhas renewed
    96 3 Agreement on Gurkhas renewed KATMANDU. Frt. rE agreement allowing Britain to maintain a Gurkha recruiting depot in Nepal has been renewed for a further 10 years. The agreement, under which Britain has built a £1.--000.000 depot at Dharan Bazar In south eastern Nepal, was due to expire In July. The
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    The sausage again gets under skin of Parliament
    181 3 The sausage again gets under skin of Parliament LONDON. FrL AMID all the complexities of Summit talks and a disquieting domestic industrial and political outlook. the British Government is cudgelling its brains on a long-standing problem how to define correctly the homely sausage. Ministry of Food officials said the definition
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    Lock icon THE NAVY HUNTS FOR A RED COMMODORE
    157 3 SCAPA FLOW, Friday. 4 ROYAL NAVY coastal minesweeper searched for the commodore of a Russian fishing fleet 250 miles north-east of Scotland yesterday to teach him "British flsliint? manners." The minesweeper. Belt >n after a dash at top speed from the coast of
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    Lock icon LABOUR DAY: NEW DATE
    62 3 SEOUL. Fri. The Government announced that South Korea is to choose a new "Labour Day", in preference to M. y 1, on the grounds that the traditional May Day has become a "Communlst-tlnted" holiday. President Syngman Rhee said that he was opposed to May 1 as
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    LONDON STOCKS
    266 3 I ONDON. Thurs Unsettled conditions prevailed on the London stock exchange today. Incentive was lacking and sentiment was adversely affected by yesterday's setback on Wall Street and by the Labour gains In the county cruncll elections. Closing middle prices of selected stock? not Including stamp duty were- Coiust
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    RUBBER
    30 3 LONDON, Thurs— Spot 53% d., May 23% d.. June 23\d.. JulySept 23Hd.. Oct-Dec 23Nd Jan-March 23' id.. April c.l.f. 23Nd.. May cl.f. 23d June 22", d Tone: Quietly steady.
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    21 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Buyer." £730; sfllrrs £730'-i. Forward buyers £7294. Sellers £730; Settlement £730 Vi; a.m. 10 tons, p.m. 45 tons.
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    WORK TO RULE IS OFF
    110 4 WORK TO RULE IS OFF KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Malayan Railway Locomotive Enginmen's Union has called off its 26-day-old worn to rule campaign to open the way for negotiations with the Railway Administration The administration made it a condition that the campaign should be called of! before negotiations could begin
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    Penang post
    22 4 KLANG Frt Dr K L Verghese. Medical Officer Klang. is going on transfer to Penan* as Deputy Chief Medical Officer.
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    THE EVILS of TODDY SHOPS by A HIGH COURT JUDGE
    363 4 IPOH, Fri.— ln sen--1 fencing an estate labourer to seven years' Jail today for the ap pare n 1 1 y motiveless killing of a woman neighbour, Mr. Justice Good spoke on the evils of toddy. The judge said that
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    Refused oath? 'Oh no, I said it in my heart9
    264 4 Refused oath? 'Oh no, I said it in my heart 9 EX-BANDIT EXPLAINS WHAT HAPPENED AT CEREMONY SITIAWAN. Friday. YAP BOON HO, 21, the reformed terrorist who re--1 fused to take the oath ot allegiance to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, at a recent citizenship eertmony here, today explained to the
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    AT LAST-THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS..
    11 4 AT LAST -THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS.. Boy trumpeter Tonu Castillo
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    Temporary art gallery
    70 4 KUALA LUMPUR. The Federation Government has given permission for some of the rooms at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall In Am pang Road here to be used as a temporary national arts gallery This announced today by the chairman of the picture exhibition section of the Federation
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    Chairman again
    28 4 TELUK ANSON. Fn Mr. J. D Weller was reflected chairman of the Teluk An.son sub-branch of the National Union of Teachers at its annual meeting here
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    TAIPING VOTES FOR MORE DEMOCRACY
    239 4 TAIPING. Friday TPHE Taiping Town Council yesterday ratified th^ 1 recommendation of its finance and- general purposes committee to increase the elected membership from nine to 12, subject to the total membership remaining at 16. The State Executive Council must approve the proposal before It
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    Tony to tour the I. bright lights
    199 4 PVER since 12-year-old Antonio Castillo, of Sinsja- pore, learnt to play the trumpet he yearned ?o see the bright lights of other countries. But he knew his parents were too poor to make that dream of his come true. For the past two
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    RETURNED TO FIND DIAMONDS GONE
    68 4 RETURNED TO FIND DIAMONDS GONE irOH. Fri— A set of three broeebes o-i with diamonds valued at SI.. Ml 1 was reported stolen from a Jewellery shop in Brewster Road here yesterday The article^ were kept in a showcase together with other Jewellery Mr. T. A. Adriv the pro •rietor.
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    Pioneer to get overhaul
    52 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri-The Prestwick Twin Pioneer first aircraft of the Royal Malayan Air Forte, which arrived yesterday, is to be overhauled. Air Commodore A. V. R. Johnstone. Deputy Chief-of-Staff 'AiD of the Federation Armed Forces, said that the plane needed an overhaul after the 8.000-mile journey
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    Teacher retires
    29 4 SEGAMAT. Fri Mr. J A. David a senior teacher at the Government English School. Segainut. has left for Ceylon on leave before retirement after 28 years' service.
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    S.C, school to close
    71 4 'MALACCA. Krl.-The Fede ral Special Constabulary Tralntng School at Tanjong KJing. seven miles lrom here, which has given specialised training to thousands of Specials Constables from all over the country, w.ll be closed at the end of May The decision to dose the school was taken
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    'Miner resisted . kidnap attempt'
    437 5 'Miner resisted kidnap attempt' 'MAN KILLED IN STRUGGLE...PARANG HIDDEN EN HIS TROUSERS'^COUNSEL RAWANG, Friday. j )l IKM K counsel submitted at a preliminary inquiry today that a tin miner tentatively charged with murdering his former kepala had acted to foil a kidnapping attempt. The lawyer, Mr. S. M. Yong, was
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    Hotel killing: Den raided
    171 5 Hotel killing: Den raided I'ENANG. Fri. Police last night raided all known secret society hide-outs in a big bunt for the killers of an "Eight Immortals" member who had been stabbed to death earlier in the evening in a hotel compound. The victim. Chew Ah Sal, 25, described by the
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    Port workers to meet
    47 5 PENANG. Fri The Penang Port Commission Employees' Union will hold an emergency meeting on April 27 to consider the commission's latest reply to Its demands. These Include an Increase In the cost of living allowance from 24 per cent to 30 per cent.
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    22 MCA men will meet the Tengku
    99 5 22 MCA men will meet the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Twenty-two leaders of the Malayan Chinese Association, led by the president, Dr Llm Chong Eu. will pay a courtesy call on the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, at the re sldency on Sunday The association's publicity officer, Mr Yong Pung
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    MPIEA man: Pay claims unrealistic
    213 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Members of the Negri Sembilan branch of the f Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association have been briefed on the association's stand, regarding the claims by the country's 320.000 estate workers for higher pay. The re-elected chairman of the MPIEA in Negri Sembllan.
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    NOW LABOUR LAUNCHES 'ACTIVE' LIST
    226 5 NOW LABOUR LAUNCHES 'ACTIVE' LIST DENANG, Fri. The Labour Party of Malaya plans to introduce a new category of membership the "active members" group from which candidates lor future elections will be selected. Candidates will, however, contest in the name of the Socialist Front, an alliance between Labour and Party
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    DEATH
    25 6 I* W.r4> $1* iMMaaaaii ON 16 4 58 at Neervaly, Jaffna, Ceylon. Mrs. Vythllingam, widow of the late Dr. R Vythllingam, Kun la Lumpur.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    273 6 AC KNOWLEDGMENT 211 14 ...a. ill ■Minimum) MR. AND MRS. STANISLAS I.KONG thank all relatives and lin iids tor their valuable presents and attendance at their Wedding 12.4.58. MR. ANG GEOK SENG thank Relatives. Friends, the Staff and Nur.-es of the Middlcton Hospital for attending the Funeral oi Mi>> Poll
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 6 t» *„.<(. ill, tmmTtmmmt OEHLERS: In ever lovin? memory of our dearest Father (George Raei who departed this life on 19tn April. 1957. "Gone from us but never to be forgoiten."-
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    ANNOUCEMENTS
    163 6 Hi Mr, <V,m,m,,nl THE COCKPITS Java Rljsttafel Is served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. IT IS AVAILABLE now In Singapore Tabasco, the Sauce m.ide from Chilli with a woi ldHide reputation. WALTER ZACHEARY his piano and his songs and Johnny Borg Australia's singing sensation en'ertain at The Cockpit.
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      The Bookies Again
      564 6 The Bookies Again At a meeting of the Straits Racing Association tomorrow, representatives of the four Malayan turf clubs will discuss an old question. How I can the clubs beat the 1 bookmaker? The Singapore j Turf Club has had somt success with a credit totalisator for the big punter.
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      The Red Carpet
      344 6 The Financial and General Purposes Committee of Singapore City Council has decided to invite the Mayor of Penang and other Penang Councillors to Singapore foi a three-day visit. If tht full Council confirms this invitation, and it is accepted, the Mayor of Georgetown and his colleagues will
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      Deadly Friends
      273 6 It may be that tne newlyformed Singapoie Indian Congress is unaware it it playing with the lire ol communalism in asking foi restrved seats in the Assembly tor minority groups. Its secretary, however, has conlessed to a beliei that "in tht tinal analysis communaiism has never failed to
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    As I was saying...
    1085 6  -  CYNICUS bj fHE report of the com- mission of Inquiry Into the malpractices which disgraced the two by-elections to the Singapore Assembly was weakened by the commission's failure to confront the leading figures in the Inquiry with the evidence given by Dolice witnesses. Most of the
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    Aristocrats gamble with death duty law
    988 6 SIDNEY I I TAILOR rE executors of the largest private landowner in Britain, the late Duke of Westminster, have just sent the Government a cheque for 4.500.000— 0ver 536.000.000. This is only the first substantial instalment of estate duties in connection with the Grosvenor
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    72 6 (From the Straits Times of April 16. 1908) rE Governor has approved new rates of pay for female pupil teachers in training at Raffles Girls' School. They will receive an allowance of $15 a month while In the lower grade and $20 a month while In the
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    BOY AND GIRL WERE 'HUMAN TORCHES'
    201 7 BOY AND GIRL WERE 'HUMAN TORCHES' IZUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —A father today described how he saw two "human torches" dashing towards him yesterday evening and realised that one was his daughter. The two children, Ismail bin Suleiman. 6, and -his cousin. Norlyle blnte Hassan, 3. daughter of Corporal Hassan Chik
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    Mineral wealth report
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl An important report on Ma laya will be presented to the Minister for Natural Resour ces, Inche Bahaman Shamsuddin. here next week by the Canadian High Commissioner. Mr. A. Menzies. It contains the findings ol the aeromagnetic mineral resources survey held in Malaya by
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    Tapper fatally shot
    33 7 MFNTAKAB. Frl. -A Malay .übber tapper was found with fatal gunshot wounds aboui two miles ins.de a forest ol* the Maran— Temerloh roaa last night. A man has been detained.
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    Riot charge denied
    36 7 Ahmad bin Boosen. a labourer, pleaded not guilty in Singapore yesterday to rlotinß and abetting unknown persons in rioting on April 12. at Towner Road Bail of $1,000 was offered till April 30.
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    Lark Sye: Political changes could hurt trade
    274 7 RUBBER MAGNATE TELLS AUSSIE TRADE MISSION OF HIS SELF-GOVERNMENT FEARS 'RELAX BARRIERS' APPEAL THE Singapore multi-millionaire rubber magnate, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, yesterday told 22 visiting Australian businessmen of his fear that the free flow of trade between the Colony and its neighbouring
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    Bank union puts off strike plan
    211 7 NEW HOPE TO SETTLE WAGES ROW IPOH, Friday. ■"THREATENED strike by workers of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation was averted today when the head office representatives in the bank's nine Federation branches were called back to Sin- gapore. They left by air. The recall
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    'Loveliest building in Singapore'
    210 7 —BY TRADE MISSION HEAD 'THE finest building In Singapore— according to 1 Mr. R. W. Swartz, leader of the Australian trade mission now in the Colony— is the 50-year-old Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Hill Street Yesterday, Mr. Swartz told committee members of the chamber
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    Millions from the skies
    140 7 IPOH. Fri.— The Perak Flying Club airdropped about $10,000,000 on mines In remote jungle areas last year. tin club's annual report disclosed today. Total pay drops by the club in the past three years amounted to about $30,000,000. Not a single dollar ua s lost. year
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    A tiny welcome awaits Tengku
    93 7 A tiny welcome awaits Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. When Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman arrives at Tokyo airport In the Asian Games next month little Kieko Sekiguchi. Tokyo's only Kuala Lumpur born Japanese girl will be there to welcome him. This is what the Tengku learned from a letter which
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    8,000-mile trip, then 'written off
    74 7 8,000-mile trip, then 'written off A Super Constellation engine, worth $225,000. arrived in Singapore early this week after completing an 8.000--mile sea trip, from Holland. It was to have been kept as a spare by KLM at Singapore Airport. But while being unloaded from the ship it dropped 35-ft to
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    Books for No. 10,000
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR Frl A Sentul railway workshop apprentice turner today became the 10.000 th enrolled member of the Kuala Lumpur United States Information Service library. Soon Boon Chye, 19. was presented with a set of books on machine tools and mechanics by the American Ambassador to
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    Seamstress wins suit
    89 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Mr. Justice Sutherland today gave judgment in favour of a 26-year-oid seamstress against a car driver for injuries suffered in a motor accident, but postponed a decision on the amount ol damages to be awarded. Chew Ah Fook. who is claiming $40,000. was a
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    Oriental night
    35 7 The Singapore Chapter of the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International will hold an "Oriental Night," with an Oriental buffet dinner and a gospel film, at the Beatty Secondary School on Monday evening.
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    Man on robbery charge
    52 7 Tan Buon Chai. 20. of Club Street, pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to robbing $8 from Kee Kong Sang by threatening him with a knife. It was alleged that Tan committed the offence on April 16 In Read Street He was remanded til]
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    1,400 new books for display
    45 7 The British Council In London has dispatched 1,400 recently published books for display at the council's centre in Kuala Lumpur The books, which cover a wide variety of subjects, will also be sent to Penang and possibly Ipoh for display
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    YOU and a CROCK of GOLD
    115 7 YOU and a CROCK of GOLD 'THEY say there's a crock of gold at the end of every rainbow yet no one has ever found it. But there are men and women in Malaya today who have found their own crock ot gold and happiness by winnine the Malayan Monthly's
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    COUNCIL TO FETE MAYOR OF PENANG
    65 7 COUNCIL TO FETE MAYOR OF PENANG The Mayor of Georgetown, Mr. D. S Ramanathan. and other councillors of the Penang City Council will be invited to visit Singapore on May 2. 3 and 4. This was decided last night by the finance and general purposes committee of the Singapore City
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    Jungle quiet
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. -No further casualties to either Communist terrorists or security forces were reported in the Federation today.
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    City Council to raise $30 mil. loan
    165 7 SINGAPORE City Council yesterday authorised the raising of another $30 million loan for developing gas. light and electricity services and decided to issue $100 of stock at $91. The loan will carry Interest at five per cent and is redeemable In twenty years
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    Saved—a zoo that was so nearly auctioned
    328 7 Saved— a zoo that was so nearly auctioned 'THE sea lion rested his bewhiskered nose inertly on the edge of his pool ..the hugeheaded golden cat look ed out unblinkingly from a cage marked "Danger"., the mynahs croaked noisily and the white squirrels nibbled at their rice and bananas. They
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    Loans by RIDA
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt.-The Rural and Industrial Development Authority approved of a total of $205,904 for loan projects and development schemes for the period Mar 16 to Apr. 15
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    10 YEARS, 10 STROKES FOR MAN
    175 7 WHO HIT A MOTHER TO BE pHUA BOON TECK, a y 21 -year-old seaman, who punched and robbed a young housewife, Mrs. Monica Lim Sai Tiang. of her $150 gold nr cklace and locket was yesterday Jail for 10 years Chua was also ordered
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    WEDDING IN CATHEDRAL I
    47 7 MR. EDWARD RABEN of Borneo Sumatra Trading Co. (M.il.i>:ii Kuala Lumpur slips a ring over the liny it of Miss Aileent Barry, a science teacher at Convent Bukiv Nanas, when they were married at the St. John Cathedral on Thursday.— Straits Times picture.
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    The STRAITS TIMES Saturday forum
    40 8 NOT SO SECRET "Hy tar ihm ffrvutmmi thr+mt i><»#» tintl hmm+#t *>l**-ii»n% li+m in imm #>.vf.vf««/»# o/ svvrvt Hwiflivs The Sinf/aporm 4 tun mi hmiub *»f Mni/iiirt/ into 4 nrru/tl *§ntl Illtfjal l*rtgctiv<*s at t-'lwiinn*.
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      POLITICIANS MUST BE ABOVE SUSPICION
      250 8 I WANT to congratulate you on your leader (B.T. April 17) entitled "Gangs and Politics". I particularly want to draw attention to your concluding remarks as follows "Compulsory voting, the tightening of election legislation and changes In the anti-corruption laws do not get to the
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      56 8 Hull and boring programmes NO discriminating listener will tune to Radio Malaya's new Tamil programme which began on April 13. Half the time is given to classical music, rural broadcasts and folk songs which will please the old people My friends and I are already disgusted with iv dull and
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      99 8 Too familiar radio fare ris about tune the Fntlish Section of Radio Malaya gave us some good programmes. As taxpayers we are entitled to something better than the now too familiar programmes of the United Nations The English section of Radio Malaya is the largest section in the department, with
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      108 8 !tlarri«*d woman 14-urlier rE latest Federal Gov eminent move to sack all married women teachers who have always been considered temporary person nel. although they receive annual Increments, contribute to a provident fund and are subject to all the rules and regulations binding their colleagues, it unfair and foolish For
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      TEACHING FUTURE TEACHING FUTURER CITIZENS
      228 8 TEACHING FUTURE TEACHING FUTURER CITIZENS A 8 an ordinary person in the street I am distressed to note that headmasters and teachers should be dragged Into courts for teaching pupils how to behave. Some months back, a teacher In Kedah was charged and recently a headmaster faced the court. It
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      105 8 A park on Ihe trunk road I SUGGEST that a park be opened and named after His Highness The Sultan of Perak The ideal site for this park would be Bukit Berapft, which is about seven miles from the Royal capital. This site has all the natural requisites for a
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      56 8 Ip.i> and nii;lii |»;Mrols RECENTLY there has been a large Increase In housebreaking. criminal and gangster activities throughout Singapore. I would like to suggest that more constables should be put on day and night foot patrols. More plain clothes detectives should be posted to places In the rural as well
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      Unsuited for double track
      114 8 I^HE suggestions by "Ma- layan" on the subject of overcrowding In Malayan trains <S. T. March 9) are Interesting. But in my opinion they are not all practical. For instance. "Malayan's" suggestion that the present metre gauge of the railway could be broadened is impractical for
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      268 8 htecfatt good <k rt look! of count P^ifc 4 /its made with STORK! j^mmM What treat when you bake with Stork I It makes sponges and cakes as light as a dream you'll find it hard to stop the family eating the lot all at one got But it doesn't
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    Penang Governor opposed the founding of Singapore
    658 9 Penang Governor opposed the founding of Singapore (]OLONEL Bannerman looked with horror at the letter before him and reread, incredulously, some of the more startling passages. "With regard to the station established at Singapore," he read, "though we are not prepared to express any final opinion upon the determination adopted
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    STRAITS TIMES Special feature
    377 9 STRAITS TIMES Special feature As from the Governor General of India to the Got- t-rnor of Penang. even in the more rugged days of 1819, this was official censure of exceptional severity. And to Colonel Bannerman It came as a clap of thunder. For the Governor of Penang had been
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      238 9 We. ihougHL his aHtt i^s wNhe. -until Lw iH y J :^B _jr <w\. i a^aVr^HaflßaH^^^ &^/^~''^'fys£e, '-^^fflß -^v b^bK %M \S&^/\ \jyi c You can see at a glance which lawk. M S shirt has been washed in Surf ex W^ This wonderful washing powder really "jw^y^SaßßaWWtflatl cashes whiter,
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      220 9 1 <irim>n A #o. Hy .lf#fs r *Wl^' JLJSP^^riiHWF IMITATION WW*CM J2* f<^ L I el j I Jau\ 1 k<l^ MATE A HA3** 1 L j^»--' IVt I^'mb> *\b i. ThiNG? cARMti* J V T~~^^r~msTtf ■>«^^.'^* > Jmj «^a^BW. V MAt DIAMOND V 12_J1B^^?5Hb__Sb«BBBb1b« IH Thy Stitnt Hy i^vslii*
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    MALAYAN COMPANY TO MAKE DEBENTURE STOCK ISSUE SOON
    429 10 MALAYAN COMPANY TO MAKE DEBENTURE STOCK ISSUE SOON By Our Market Correspondent MALAYAN Breweries Ltd. announced yesterday they are to create a new class of capital in the company by issuing $6 million five per cent redeemable debenture stock, fully paid, on the basis of $1 debenture stock for every
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    Nearby rubber in demand
    266 10 THE demand tor nearby No. 1 r.bbed smoked sheet rubber has continued throughout the week and the premium has varied from seven-eighths of a cent to 1^» cents per pound over May. report H. C. B. Ltd. In' their current market survey. Covering for late April
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 10 MELBOURNE. Frl INVESTMENT shares recorded a Arm ;one with few major price variations on the Stock Exchange I here today. Loans 3%-; 1956-59 £98 9s 9d Loans 1%% 1956-58 £99 13s 3d. Con. Zinc 60/- buyer Bank of NSW £35 i Mount Lyell 22/- seller N Broken Hill
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    69 10 The Malayan Exchanfe Banks' Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or OD. ready; French Francs *****; Italian Lira *****. On the free exchange market In Hong Konf yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5 83 for
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    19 10 SINGAPORE. APRIL 18. RUBBER: 78* cents per lb. (unchanged). TIN: $36«.87i per picul (up 25 rents i
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    524 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Aaoociatloa reported: "There was a general decline in Industrials which closed weak at the lower levels. Tins were easier and rubbers Irregular. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following boalness done yesterday: Alex Bricks I ords (2.50. Fed. Dispensary $2.22
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 10 Malayan Share Market: APR 1< APR II Industrials: 93.52 J4.lt Tins: M.l* M 44 Jan. 1 1938 1M
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    RUBBER PRICES
    142 10 May U>>t grade rubber buyers fja.b- cloaed in Singapore yestorday at 78. cents per lb. unchanged on Thursday's dosing. price Closing *tone: Steady CLOSING PRICES in OMMa per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.SS Spot fob buyers 19 V sellers HOW; Int. 1 R.SS May buyers 78V6.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    94 10 Singapore Chinew Produce Exrhante: noon prices per plcul yesterday wero: Copra; steady; UK /Continent April/May $31 >, buyers, $33 sellers. Coconut oil: steady: bulk (47 sellers, drum $50 sellers. Pepper; steady; about 60 tons of business reported done; Muntolc white $135, Sarawak $134. (both up $2), special Sarawak
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      450 10 NOTICES THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Members are hereby advised that the A.A.S. Radio Road Service will CLOSE DOWN from 11.00 p.m. I April 20th to 7.00 am April 22nd tor Harl Rayn Puaga. By Order o( the Committee. EDWARD LUMLEY SONS (M) LTD. LLOYDS BROKERS Invite applications from Chinese
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      112 10 NOTICES I AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED DIVIDEND The directors have declared an Interim dividend or 3d. per share less Income tax at Bs. od. In the for the year ending 30th June, 1958, payable In London on 23rd May 1958. to all shareholders on the register on 17th April.
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      515 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I A vacancy for a Oeneral Olass Olerk wUI arise shortly In H.M. f Naval Base. It carries no guar- antee of permanency. Salary scales are: r Mala »152— 5320+25% 1 allowance. 1 Pemalo $120— 5255 -i 25% t allowance. 4 Fifteen days annual paid leave t Initially.
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      585 10 PUBLIC APPOIN 1 MfcJN Id APPLICATIONS are Invited r rom unmarried female Federal or 3Ute Citliens aged 17 but under a fmn of age for the permanent lon-penslonablo appointment a* relephone Operator/Copy Typist in the office of the Senior Inspector of Mines, Perak Ipoh. Candllatea- below the of IS should
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    3 Sequerahs in Malacca team
    56 12 MALACCA. Fri.— The Malacca Cricket Association XI to meet Kilat Club of Kuala Lumpur In a 1 friendly cricket match here to--1 morrow will be: J. M. Hundley leapt.). K. Slvasamboo. H. Singh. A. H Carter. M. Nolan, H. Sequerah. J. Sequerah, M. Goad. D.
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    Oon to decide today
    523 12  -  HALL ROMNEY NO IMMEDIATE REPLY FOR HEAWS INVITATION From 4 MY STUDIES MAY NOT ALLOW ME TO COME OUT' LONDON, Fri.— Oon Chong Teik will not know until tonight whether he will be able to accept the offer to join Malaya's Thomas Cup team. "I would
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    Confident Ceylon team arrives
    215 12 'THE four-man Ceylon Davis Cup tennis team ar--1 rived in Singapore yesterday confident of beating Malaya in the Eastern zone semi-final at Kuala Lumpur next week. The three players are Rupert Ferdinands, Bernard Pinto and Rajah Praesody who have all played here before. Pinto and Praesody
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    SBA to hold exhibition
    59 12 SINGAPORE Badminton Association last night agreed to a suggestion by Badminton Association of Malaya, following the success of the last Thomas Cup trial, to stage an exhibition by the Malayan Thomas Cup .earn In Singapore on Ma? 15 and 16. Mr. Lim Kirn Peow was nominated
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    VISITORS TO KUANTAN
    94 12 KUANTAN. Frl Two visiting cricket teams will be seen In action In two separate annual matches here on Sunday. In one game. Negri Sembilan Ceylonese will meet Pahang Ceylonese on the main padang while at the Kuantan Recreation Club ground, Selangor Club will play against Kuantan Club.
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    Coach at Penang next week
    98 12 I PENANQ, Frt. American athletics coach Tom Rosadich will I start his clinics here on Monday. Rosandich, who has been ap- pointed official coach to the Federation athletic team to the I Asian Games, will hold his trainIng sessions from Apr. 21 to 30 at
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    Second victory for Chinese
    60 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Selangor Chinese Recreation Club won their second FAS. Dlv. 2 league game when they beat South Indian Rovers 6-1 at Pudu Road today. Scorers for Chinese were centre forward Mun Mung (8), outside left Kam Fatt (2) and Inside left Kee Kong (2)
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    Rain: No play
    31 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The final of the Selangor Hockey Association knockout competition between Kllat Club and Selangor Sikh Union at Gurney Road today was postponed because of rain.
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    Indian victory
    18 12 KLUANO, Fri. Indians "B" scored a 3-0 win over Cha'ah Youngsters In a soccer match here.
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    Lock icon TOUR DATES SETTLED
    39 12 LONDON, Frl.— Agreement has been reached between th M.C.C. and the Australian Board of Control regarding the Itinerary for the M.C.C. tour of Australia next winter. Fixtures will be published tomorrow the M.C.C. announced here— Reuter.
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    Spore will send team of 85 to Tokyo
    361 12 Spore will send team of 85 to Tokyo ''THE Singapore Olym- pic and Sports Council selection committee has decided to recommend to the general committee that Singapore should send a contingent of 85 to the third Asian Games in Tokyo next month. The break down of this figure is: 69
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      101 12 WEEKEND DIARY TODAY IPOH TENNIS: SnlUn's Cup: Perak Turf Club S.C. v Chinese (lub iTeluk Anson) Tiger Lane courts; P.C.B.C. V.M.C.A., YJK.C.A. courts. Kt'ALA I I >lIM K HOCKEY: All-Malayan Sikh tournament: Penang t Negri Sembilan. 4 p.m.; Singapore v Perak, 5.15 p.m.; Kedah v Pahang, 5.15 p.m. matches to
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      392 12 lien t Koala Kanxsar Indians, padanc. BADMINTON: Honfkong Bank Inter-state competition, Perak Turf Club courts. 8 a.m. Xl MA I I Mil I! CBICKET: M.C.A. tourney: Selaitfor v Kedah. padanc: Frirndlies: Harrisons v T.I.C A.. Railway Rround HOCKEY: All-Malayan Sikh tournament: Perak v Kedah, 7.30 a.m.; Selangor v Negri Sembllan,
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    Today Showing in right from
    1289 14 CONCEDING WEIGHT WON'T STOP THIS KINGSWAY STAYER Lindalou, Tootle the main threats By EPSOM JEEP •|MU)AY SHOWING is back at his best after a lapse and I am confident he will be. equal to the task of giving weight all round in the Class 3,
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    107 14 SYDNEY, Fn. Australia's team should be withdrawn from the Empire I Games at Cardiff as a pro- test against the government's failure to adequately support It, the secretary of the Australian Amateur Athletic Union. Mr. Arthur Hudsdon. said today The government has decided to
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    STORE XI FACE A TOUGH TEST
    228 14 STORE XI FACE A TOUGH TEST THE Singapore soccer team will have their Asian Games prospects tested this evening against Hong Kong in their inter-port fixture at Jalan Besar stadium, kick-on* 5.15. The tourists, who will be fielding their probable Asian Games team, will b« one of the soccer favourites
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      726 14 (TODAY'S CARD AND FORECASI GOING GOOD Today's best bets EPSOM JEEPS best bets for today are HAMLET (Race 3) TODAY SHOWINC (Race 5) and REMEMBRANCE (Race 7). CALL BOY'S double is BLACK CHARM (Race 2) and REMEMBRANCE (Race 7). S.T. SELECTIONS EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 SI AM
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      Masthead
      5 1 Supplement Singapore, Saturday 19th, 1958.
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      Life insurance in action: How it benefits YOU
      457 1 MAJOR CONTRIBUTION TO SINGAPORE'S ECONOMIC PROGRESS £lf I had my way I would write the word Insurance over the door of every cottage and upon the blotting book of every public man, because I am convinced that, for inconceivably small sacrifices, families
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      The chairman in Singapore
      38 1 MR. C. V. STARR, a founding director and chairman of the American Internotionol Assurance Co., Ltd., who arrived in Singapore by air this week to attend the official opening of the American International Building.
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      30 years in the business
      65 1 THE article on this page was written by Mr. C. M. Hughes, A.l.A.'s affable, energetic managing director. Mr. Hughes, who is in Singapore from Hong Kong for today's official opening of the American International Building, has a background of more than 30 years in the
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    • WHO'S WHO in S-E ASIA
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        Directing the entire range of operations in the area are:
        23 2 TAY TIN IN Regional vice-president ROBERT C. AVERS Vice-president HORACE WANG Regional secretary
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        17 supervisors, 641 agents are guided by 10 district managers:
        56 2 ENG AH KOON Metro CIIEE HOCK CHYE Penang HENRY MOK Cosmo CHAN SIEW i DM, Ipoh LOONG LEEK 800 Malacca Y. Y. LEE Sarawak SOO BOON I KM. Kota Bharm YONG FU CHAD North Borneo 1.1 U ENG SIONG Kuala
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        NEW VIEWPOINT IN BEAUTY
        289 2 Building sheathed in aluminium A I.A.'s ultra-modern skyscraper has Introduced to Singapore new viewpoints in design, beauty and efficiency for office buildings. Rising from its own quarter acre landscaped plaza, it is the first office building in South-East Asia sheathed in decorative and enduring aluminium. Its
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        other key men at Singapore office
        62 2 A. I. As highly trained head office staff has a strong nucleus of department heads and chief clerks, some of whom have been with the American International Croup for more than 25 years. Among these experts are: W. L. CHEONG Agency secretary BEI 'untani
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        37 2 I With the I i I Compliments I PAUL Y. CONSTRUCTION CO. I i i t J t J l i 6th. Floor ASIA INSURANCE BLDG. j I 4 I I SINGAPORE 1 j TELEPHONE: ***** j
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        180 2 'THERMOSOL' TINTED HEAT -ABSORBING GLASS Bigger windows— »B§' more sunlight, l*Mg««IP t j"-"^;! with tinted, heat- '> absorbing -^^Jfc^^s!^bifcfclM»* 'Thermosol' glass. iV S^^^^^Ss2sM^ 'Thermosol' cuts f|£ j£j |B^^^^ down infra red j^l jflj J < K rays, only allows ftjjj f^l I £B transmission of 9 |B Vl H| Sli
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      Proud record of achievement
      997 3 STARTED IN CHINA, NOW WORLD-WIDE CONCERN JN late°l93o a group of prominent business and professional men in Shanghai began talking about forming a new insurance company. Among them were solicitors, financiers and insurance experts. Their goal was the organisation of a company that could provide not
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      It's much easier this way
      48 3 THERE it a lot of work involved in cleaning windows of the American International Building especially if it is attempted the normal way. To make the task easier, an electrically-driven pulley hauls a platform plus window cleaners up the side of the building.
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        75 3 TERRACE FLOWERS 2^ v B^t ■bill' MH H SHRUBS grow and flowers bloom on the first-floor terrace of the American International Building, contrasting strangely with the constant roar of the traffic in the street below. I HONEYWELL dHHcONTROL H I IN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE BUILDING MECHANICAL COMBUSTION ENGINEERING CO. LTD.
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        68 3 LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE :gWg L^p^rf £=rli3S ESS Dec. 31, 1931 M$ 108.000^^1 Dec. 31. 1950 M 549,700,000 tsfp IjL^ Dec. 31. 1957 M 5243,000.000 f§ J NUMBER OF LIVES INSURED: a, m ifa m Bee. 31, 1950 9,751 *I if Dec. 31, 1957 49,000 W TOTAL ASSETS: t 1931
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        90 3 s I s 1 s I. S i S i j S I S i I I I I I S S Congratulations i to i AIA I AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE CO. LTD. < S THE CHINA ENGINEERS J LIMITED, TERRAZZO FLOOR SPECIALISTS* ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, CROSBY HOUSE ROBINSON RD. TEL.
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      COMFORT THE AIM: AND THAT MEANS HIGHER EFFICIENCY
      1011 4 COMFORT THE AIM: AND THAT MEANS HIGHER EFFICIENCY AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION is a fitting title for the new $5.7 million office building of the American International Insurance Co. at the corner of Robinson Road and Telegraph Street in the heart of Singapore's business centre. Years of careful study and
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      SUB-CONTRACTORS
      80 4 CUB CONTRACTORS engaged on the project were: Aluminium sunbreakers. doors, windows and partitions: Williams ft Williams and Dletbelm Co. Ltd. Air conditioning Condair KnKint'«rin e Ltd. Lifts: otis Elevator Co. Sanitary and water installations: Watts ft Baker Ltd. Electrical installations. telephone conduits and alarm system: China Engineers. Marble granite
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        59 4 Wollspan CURTAIN I WALLING ON NEW I A. I. A. Building BY I IT H^y :^'^A Limited AGENTS:— Singapore Malaya GUTHRIE CO. LTD. Hongkong CHINA ENGINEERS LTD. i mm.'>mm.'WK v:^ t; *-*m* sat <*■.•.-<*■«& jS^Bi^^^BH^ Congratulations and best wishes to the American International Assurance on the opening of their new
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