The Straits Times, 15 October 1959

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    42 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times No**** 1 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1959 15 CENTS 'DON'T USE STORE AS REFITTING BASE* No Communist Party can capture power here unless there is a Communist Govt, in Malaya, he says
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    588 1 Dr. TOH WARNS REDS We will take our own steps... SINGAPORE, Wed. —The Singapore Government today warned Communists and pro Communist "activists" against trying to use Singapore as "a refitting base" for a struggle for supremacy in the Federation. The Government added thai it Avould be "less inhibited* 1 Hum
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    450 in big hunt for the kidnap victim
    79 1 COUR HUNDRED and fifty policemen and detectives, helped by tracker dogs, joined in the island-wide hunt yesterday for Singapore's kidnapped millionaire, Mr. Cliia Yee Soh. Among places visited by the police was a luxuriously furnished flat in Ceylang. Mr. Chia, 70, was
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    ASSEMBLY AGREES TO EXTENSION of PPSO
    484 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Legislative As- sembly today passed on a voice vote a Bill extending the life of the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance for five years and abolishing the Appeals Tribunal which used to review the cases of persons detained under the ordinance.
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    Cabinet reshuffle: Macleod is new Colonial Secretary
    393 1 LONDON, Wed.— Mr. lain Macleod, 45, former Minister of Labour, today replaced Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd as Britain's Colonial Secretary in a Government reshuffle announced from 10, Downing Street. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. reconstructing his Government after his election victory last
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    TEACHER
    73 1 STABBED SINGAPORE. Wed. Miss Chang Foong Thai. 21, a teacher, was stabbed in the back tonight In Whampoa Square, off Balestier Road. She was rushed In an ambulance to hospital in a serious condition. Police were toid that three thugs waylaid Miss Chang while she was returning to her
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    Airport manager to face tribunal
    159 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. P. W. Ford, Manager of the Singapore Airport, has been interdicted from duty and a charge of gross negligence in the performance of his duty has been preferred against him by the Government, the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, disclosed today.
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    Detective opens fire in gang fight
    148 1 Detective opens fire in gang fight SINGAPORE, Wed. A detective tonight fired two shots at the scene of a gang clash in Tanjong Pagar Road here and wounded a man who claimed he was walking home after visiting a friend. The injured man, Hoy Ber, 28, of Bali Lane, was
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 RED ENVOY RECALLED UO.V, Wed. Mi Opa. Tudin, Ambassador t<» China, has b«ru of his post In view of L transfer to other official Soviet news *«f n j T^^^ reported today DR. TOH
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    We stated our stand on this law a long time ago, says Lee
    3650 2 SINGAPORE, Wednesday the Government, and the Bill would either lapse or come up for a further extension. "It was with circumspection that we set out the principles that guided us and led us to the conclusion that
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      82 2 Begins Here: THE BIG DEBATE ON THE PPSO OPENING the debate in the Singapore Assembly today on the Bill to extend the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance by five years, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said that his party's stand on the emergency laws was stated on Oct.
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    Lock icon IKE PLAN FOR A BETTER LIFE
    359 3 CALL FOR AID TO DEVELOP POOR COUNTRIES: WE CANNOT STAY INDIFFERENT WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday urged "every free nation" to co-operate in a long-range programme to bring a better life to underprivileged areas. "The world must learn to work together or finally it
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    Lock icon Now Press clamp protest to Dahanayake
    150 3 Now Press clamp protest to Dahanayake /URICH, Wed. The International Press Institute today sent a telegram to the Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. W. Dahanayake, expressing "deep concern" at Press censorship there. The telegram said: "The International Press Institute, representing the free Press" oi the world. Is deeply concerned about
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    Lock icon THANK YOU, MALAYA,
    253 3 SAYS THE DALAI YfUSOORIE, Wed. ITI Dalai Lama today thanked Malaya for taking up the plight of his people before the United Nations. In a written statement, he mM: "It is a matter for gratification to me that my appeal to the United Nations Organisation in connection
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    Lock icon Debre: De Gaulle offer permanent
    210 3 PARIS. Wed.^Mr. Michel Debre. the French Prime Minister, confirmed today that President de Gaulle's offer of cease fire talks with Algerian insurgent representatives was "permanent" but that, there could be no question of political negotiations with the insurgent leaders. In a policy statement to a
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    Lock icon No pay rise
    22 3 OTTAWA. Wed- The Federal Government today rejected the Civil Service Commission's recommendations for pay increases for civil servants. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Kenya policy change
    64 3 NAIROBI, Wed. The Kenya Opyefiiment plans to revoke Its former policy of retaining the rich highlands of Kenya exclusively for European occupation, according to proposals tabled in the Legislative Council. Ownership or occupation of land in the highlands will in future be judged not according to race,
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    Lock icon Squatter fire
    34 3 HONG KONG. Wed. More than 1.000 people were rendered homeless In another major squatter fire in Kowloon today. It destroyed about 50 huts and other buildings used as factories and workshops Reuter.
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    Lock icon TESTS TO BRING SPACEMEN SAFE BACK TO EARTH
    137 3 J^EW YORK. Wed. The U.S. Navy yesterday said that it had been testing parachutes to bring spacemen safely back to earth in their project Mercury capsules. More than 30 capsules had been parachuted successfully into the inland Satlor Sea. The 2.000 1b
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    Lock icon Khrushchev: 'Long fight for peace'
    258 3 Khrushchev: 'Long fight for peace' MOSCOW, Wednesday. \|K. MKITA Khrushchev said in a speech pubiTl lished here yesterday that the question of peaceful co-existence of states with different social systems "is the root question of our time." He added: "We must realise that the struggle for the consolidation of peace
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    Lock icon Duchess wins
    51 3 concession EDINBURGH. Wed. The' Duchess of Argyll will be allowed into her husbands castle for one day to identify belongings which she claims. a court ruled here today. Last month the Duke, her estranged husband. was granted a court order forbidding his attractive wife to enter Inverary Castle.—
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      223 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE Mrdium Wave 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning: 632 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 705 A Date With Music; 8.00 News; 8.05 A Date With Music; 8.30 The Vera Lynn Show; 9.00 Close j Down; P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary: 102 Pot Luck; 1.30 The <
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    Speeding: $30
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. PR. Hull, a rubber estate employee in Johore Bahru, was fined $30 in a traffic court here today for speeding along Admiralty Road West on July 7.
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    Minister: All-out war on gangsters
    494 4 NEW POWERS TO DEAL WITH FLICK KNIVES AND PROSTITUTES CINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, declared in the Legislative Assembly today that it was the Government's intention to use all means in its power to smash secret society gangsters. The
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    No change in functions of Council departments
    202 4 No change in functions of Council departments SINGAPORE, Wed. The functions and duties of the various departments in the City Council will remain unchanged despite the transfer of the Council from the Ministry of National Development to the Prime Minister's Department. A Government statement today said that there had been
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    The sacked specials: Minister explains
    267 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TPHE Minister for Home Attairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said today that the previous Government should have disbanded temporary special constables in stages in Singapore as the Emergency position in the Federation improved. It failed to do so. Mr. Ong Mid He was
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    LIGHTER OWNERS ACCUSED OF BREAKING PROMISES
    284 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. THE general-secre-A tary of the Singapore Transport Vessel Workers' Union, Mr. Lim Swee Pin, today accused lighter owners of breaking promises over wages paid to his union's members. He told the commission of inquiry into the contract labour system at Its resumed
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    Big tobacco haul after sea chase
    127 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.—A Cus-. O toms patrol boat routed three smugglers and seized their twin-engined speedboat. and 1.000 lb. of contraband cigarettes and tobacco, after a dramatic sea chase off Pulav Bukom early today. The Comptroller of Customs. Mr. R.S. Tufnell, him- self took part
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    Father of 10 on charge of hurting seamstress and a married man
    490 4 Father of 1 0 on charge of hurting seamstress and a married man 'WIFE No. 2' ALLEGATION BY THE ACCUSED SINGAPORE, Wed. A MERCHANT and father of 10, Cheong Choon, 35, today pleaded not guilty to charges of causing grievous hurt with a chopper to a seamstress, Wong See Mvi,
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      131 4 Today's Singapore diary... SINGAPORE RECORDED i and Islamic art 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and 1 MI SIC SOCIETY: Weekly con- ROWCROFT THEATRE CLUB: !pm. to 3 pm. 3 pm. to 5 pro... cert at Monk's Hill School. Wins- Play— "Dry Rot'— at the
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    Governor back at work
    34 5 KUCHINO. Wed. The Governor of Sarawak. Sir Anthony Abell. who has been convalescing after his recent illness, has resumed duty. Sir Anthony is retiring at the end of this year.
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    Tin industry faces danger warning
    361 5 WARING SA YS RISING PRICES MAY BRING SUBSTITUTE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. WORLD authority on tin, Sir Douglas Waring, said goodbye to Malaya today with a warning that the country's tin industry was facing a grave danger. This was because the price of tin might rise
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    Outlaw mahjong? Not the idea at all, says Byrne
    236 5 Outlaw mahjong? Not the idea at all, says Byrne SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, solemnly assured the Legislative Assembly today that he did not intend to declare mahjong a public lottery. Mr. Byrne was speaking during the second reading of the Common Gaming
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    BABY FOUND ADRIFT IN TINY SAMPAN
    94 5 »pEMERLOH, Wed. A schoolteacher, Chegu Haji Osman, 43. of Sanggang, six miles from here, was rowing his boat across the Pahang River to his school yesterday morning when he saw a sampan adrift ahead of him. He paddled towards it and found a new-born
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    Talks today on new deal for railway pensioners
    123 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Major changes in the retirement benefits for more than 2,000 monthly paid employees of the Malayan Rail, way will be discussed by the Railway Board here tomorrow. It is understood that besides providing an attractive provident fund scheme, the
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    BOAC HEAD DISAPPOINTED: NO CHEAP AIR FARES
    107 5 SINGAPORE. Wed The Chairman of the BOAC, Sir perard d'Erlanger. today expressed disappointment at the International Air Transport Association's failure to reach an agreement on the introduction of economy fare services to the Far East at the organisation's recent conference in ToLyo. In
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    LABOUR PARTY: BIG CHANGES ARE EXPECTED
    253 5 LABOUR PARTY: BIG CHANGES ARE EXPECTED KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. "DIG changes in a number of key posts in the Labour Party of Malaya are expected to be made at the party's two-day annual conference in Serem- ban this weekend. The former president of the Malay Nationalist Party, Inche Ishak bin
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    Ex-MCA man freed from PCO detention
    251 5 Ex-MCA man freed from PCO detention TO A FRIENDS HOUSE FOR LUNCH AFTER UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE PENANG, Wednesday fEE TIAN BOH, former Penang MCA publicity officer, was released from Penang prison today after two months' detention. Lee was detained on Aug. 13 under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance. From the prison,
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    Caught with gun —three years
    51 5 Caught with gun three years PENANG. Wed Ng Ah Chye, 21. was today jailed for three years for unlawful possession of a .32 German automatic. He was arrested in a police ambush last week. Ng was also fined $150, or two weeks' imprisonment. for illegal possession of two rounds of
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    Charity show
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wed The Yang di-Pertuan Ne?ara and Lady Goode will attend the charity premiere of the "Bridal Path" at the Lido on Oct. 20. in aid of the Red Cross Society.
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    Water warning
    37 7 SINGAPORE, Wed—Residents in the Tiong Bahru Kampong area (between Bukit Teresa and Moh Guan Terrace i will be without water fuom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow during repair work on a leaking six-inch main.
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    Power cut
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Electric supplies in the Raffles Park area will be shut down j from 8.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. on Monday to carry out repairs to the Raffles Park substation the Electricity De- partment announced tonight.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    123 8 2« Words $1$ (Minimum) MRS. PADMANATHAN NAIR and family thank relatives. Iriencu tor condolence messages and attendance at funeral of Padmenatnan of 41 Kaslplllai Road, K.L. CHEAH HENCi SIN, Cheah Heng Soo and Gallc Poh and their families thank the Buddhist Union, relatives and friends for their messages of
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    203 8 20 Word, 11* (Minimum) NEW AT VANITY Formal Short Evening Gowns. Sizes 9-18. 32. Raffias Place, Singapore. WHITE LEATHER HANDBAGS Just unpacked smart new designs at Antoinette. 324. Orchard Road, bpore. TURNED— UP NOSES Indicate some unpleasant odour in the room. Hasten for the bottle of Air-wick, then everyone
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    She Straits Eimrs Thursday, October 15, 1959. Singapore's Security
    544 8 The Straits Times Thursday, October 15, 1959. Singapore's Security Singapore's Legislative Assembly approved yesterday, on a voice vote, an extension of five years for the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance, the Opposition having pledged support at the outset of the debate. Disagreement over retention of the P.P.S.O. was of course
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    Mr. Abbas Eats His Words
    443 8 When President de Gaulle declared his peace and selfdetermination policy for Algeria last month he laid bare the false position of the National Liberation Front with its army of insurgents and its "Government" in Cairo. His reversal of policy was complete and spectacular, replacing wrong
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    Parties Agree
    204 8 One of the responsibilities of government in a democracy is to forget party differences and rule for the benefit of all. This should cause no trouble in the Federation, since many of the tasks before the Government can be tackled only in one way and would have required
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    The fear of Fascism
    929 8 CYRIL DUNN BANDA...AND AFTER: PART 2 by The last of two articles —that's the composite monster (if it truly exists) that has emerged from the unofficial inquest over past two weeks— WHAT emerges from the unofficial inquest of the past two weeks in Ceylon is a
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    The President is away (playing golf, of course) and Washington just watches—and waits
    772 8  - The President is away (playing golf, of course) and Washington just watches— and waits PATRICK O'DONOVAN AMERICAN SCENE By T'IHE President is away playing golf and the Congressmen are away mending their fences. A slightly nervous attention has been given to the British election. The Premier of Italy has just
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      IN THE LAST ANALYSIS IT'S THE RESULTS THAT COUNT
      216 8 IN THE LAST ANALYSIS IT'S THE RESULTS THAT COUNT MR- POH SOO JIN'B two letters have brought contradictions to his erroneous opinion of the professional institutions from members cv the engineering professions. It Is such a pity that In his attempt to bring home the question of academic standards of
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    Warning to the Reds
    1670 9 -by Dr. Toh THOSE WHO EMBARK ON SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK...' SINGAPORE, Wednesday npHE Singapore Government today delivered one of its most stronglyworded statements against the activities of the Malayan Communist Party and its supporters in the State. it declared its firm
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    Not murder —jailed
    47 9 Not murder jailed JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— An estate labourer, Ponan. 35, accused of murdering a fellow labourer, was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and jailed for live years. His wife. Teressamah. 30, who was accused of abetting him in committing murder, was acquitted.
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    Indian leader
    17 9 KLANO. Wed. Mr R. Lopes has been elected president of the Coaster Indian Association, Klang.
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    Two back from wrong funeral killed in -crash
    180 9 Two back from wrong funeral killed in crash Boy escapes CEREMBAN, Wed. Two people were killed and four others injured when the car In which they were travelling collided with a lorry 14 miles from Seremban on the Seremban-Tam-pin road. They were ne turning from a wrong funeral when the
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    15 found in opium house
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— Fifteen men were today ordered to be remanded until Nov. 14 pending a report from the Opium Training Centre. All were found guilty of being in an opium house in Cross Street on Sept. 19.
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    Lock icon Jarit's cool courage earns a medal
    166 9 LONDON, Wednesday. THE BRITISH Empire Medal for Gallantry (civil x division) has been awarded to Native Officer Class n Jarit Meluda, of the Government Station, Juala River, Sarawak, who talked to an armed fugitive for "many patient and nerve-wracking hours," the London Gazette announced
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    'BRING AND BUY' SALE
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Kuala Lumpur branch of the Women's Institute will organise a "Bring and Buy" sale at Robinson and Co's premises on Oct. 30 between 9 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. The proceeds of the sale will go to the Women's Institute
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    BUS DISPUTE HEARING: STC AND UNION TO SWAP STATEMENTS
    279 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The arbitration board appointed to resolve the dispute between the Singapore Traction Company and its employees' union today held a preliminary meeting in Court No. 6 at the High Court. After a 12-mlnute discussion, the company and the union
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    HE IS SHOCKED TO HEAR HE IS A 'DESERTER9
    410 9 HE IS SHOCKED TO HEAR HE IS A 'DESERTER' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. RUNNER John Thomas Molyneux of the 2nd Field Reft., Royal Artillery, stationed in Tampin, was shocked today to hear that he had been described as a "deserter" by the London Military Police. A British Army spokesman said this
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    Gangsters buried together
    89 9 Gangsters buried together (SINGAPORE. Wed.— Three young gangsters who lived together for years under the same roof, were today buried together at the Ptk San Teng cemetery in Upper Thomson Road. All Uuree were on CID records as members of the 08 secret society group. They died in Monday's clash
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      954 10 Our women are more stylish than the Hong Kong girl CIXGAPORE women have been labouring for a long time under the impression that their sisters in Hong Kong are smoother, smarter and more sophisticated. I would like to correct this impression If possible I have just spent two weeks there,
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      150 10 Teens 'n' Twenties to hold gala ball THE FIRST "Teens an' Twenties" Dance of the Y.W.C.A. will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on October 31. The main feature of the evening will be the election of a "Miss Young Singapore." Application forms are obtainable from Robinson's, the Y.W.C.A..
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      314 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 A listener with money to set 1 It'» difficult to as* bow di.<- aside (7). orderly curs can be kept in 9 It's ostentatious to go by air order (7)- around a wood (8). 5 Ways in which trees Brow (7). 14 Bring up children
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    BATU LINTANG RUBBEB IROFIT IS UP BY $500,000
    550 12 BATU LINTANG RUBBER PROFIT IS UP BY $500,000 By Our Market Correspondent PATU Lintang Rubber Co. Ltd. increased its profit for the financial year ended June 30 by over half a million dollars, the published balance sheet shows. The company which has 3,500 planted acres near Serdang, Kedah, made a
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    22 12 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 14 Oct. 13 Industrials 104.03 104.21 Tins: 127.14 127.67 S Rubbers: 149.21 148.47 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    135 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares were active here today. Carlton Brewery gained Is. 2d. to 325. 9d. and AW A eased Is 3d. to 275. Bu^e metals and the oils held a steady trend while Commonwealth bonds held a him tone. Bank of N.S.W £43H seller Con. Zinc 79
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    SPORE SHIPP
    239 12 S'PORE SHIPP NG Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Bnaxd wharves or expected today: Corfu 1/2, Mersey Lloyd 4 5. Dioir.ed 6/7, Arlma Maru 8/9, Cresco 10/11, TJlwangi 13/14. Chakrata 15/16. Banda 18 Ryusho Maru 19. Selangor N Wall 2. Sedili N. Wall 3. Scudal N. Wall 4. Glang Lee
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per Picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent October/November shipments $41 buyers. $42 1* sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $65 sellers, drum $67 sellers. Pepper: steady; about 30 tons of pepper were reported done yesterday. Muntok white $168. Sarawak $167 (both up $2i.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    73 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): SelUng T.T. or O.I), ready: Swiss Francs 142: French Francs *****; Belgian Francg 1631. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at
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    CEMENT OUPUT
    19 12 Malayan Cement output for the last quarter was July 18.434 tons; August 16.429 tons: September 17.330 tons.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 12 November first trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 102 'i cents per lb. up Iff cents on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was quietly steady. Closing- prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 106 'j. sellers 107 >i:
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    36 12 SINGAPORE. Oct. 14. RUBBER: 51. 02 J per lb. (up 1 5/8 cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $1,022 (quiet). TIN $398 per plcul (down* 37 cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 230 ions (up 5 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    806 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: I "Industrials were inclined to be I slightly irregular, while tins and rubbers were-* slightly easier. Th? turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: Industrials: Pit zpat ricks 95 cents; Praser and Neave
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    Malayan Collieries
    24 12  -  Coal production from Batu Arang during the last quarter was as follows: July 6.775 tons; August 5.015 tons, and September 7,301 tons.
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      798 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens between 25 and 35 years of age for the poet of a Temporary Instructor in the Ministry of Education on the salary scale $268x14-352 Eff. Bar/ 420x14-518 plus Cost of Living Allowances at current rates. Candidates must have passed I the Lower
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      742 12 NOTICES SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in England, The Board of Directors advise that as a result of the recent Re- I 0 construction of Companies in the r SUne Daroy Group there has been 0 an unavoidable delay in the preparation o! Accounts for the year ended 30th June.
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      558 12 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Repairs to Raffles Park Substa- tion will necessitate a shut-down of electricity supplies between the I hours of 4 30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. on Monday, 19th October. 1959. Any inconvenience caused ts regretted. MALAYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in
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      860 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC APPLICATIONS are invited for the following post: WORKSHOP INSTRUCTOR IN CONCRETE PRACTICE AND MA- I SONRY Applicants must have good experience as a practical bricklayer or mason on building contracts. Salary Scale: $400 1 1 $25 $600 per month. No extra allowances are paid. The point
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      848 13 TENDERS I DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE- FEDERATION OF MALAYA I Tenders are Invited for the 1 supply and delivery of rations inI eluding Rice, Dairy Products and Fuel, for the period Ist January. I 1960 to 30th June, 1960. both i dates inclusive, for all the Ins- titutior.s under the
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      759 13 TENDERS 1 IPOH TOWN COUNCIL TENDERS are invited for lease of Bath-Houses and Sports Pavilions, Contracts for stitching of Uniforms, Rubber Conservancy Buckets. Licence Boards and j Plates, Miscellaneous Stores etc.. for the year 1960. closing at 13 noon on Friday 30th October, 1959. For further particulars apply to:— CHAIRMAN.
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      779 13 (Conttnmed (run Page 8) SITUATION VACANT 20 Word, SS (Min.)— Box SO cti. txtrm PARTTTME STENOGRAPHER work after office hours. Apply Box A 4744 ST. Spore APPLICANTS to Box Nos. 1234 and 1237 S.T. Penang thanked Vacancy filled. FIRST CLASS COOKBOY and wife required in Seremban. Highest recommendation essential. Good
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      736 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT i 20 Wordt Si (Min.)— Box iO cti. txtrm\ FURNISHED D/BEDROOM j with MS/Bathroom separate entrance at Grange Road. Phone Spore *****. FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS bath attached with/without board modern private home private entrance. Phone Spore *****. MODERN UNFURNISHED two-bedroom flat. Duneam Road. Rent $382.00 includes water and
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      826 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 2t Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ctt. txtrm WAN THO AVENUE 2-storey terrace houses. Near market, bus routes, shops, schools. Easy payments. Singapore Housing Realty Co. 2 Llchi Avenue. SHOPHOUSE/FLATS. Llm Teck I Kirn/Hoe Chiang Roads. Flats: Emerald Hill Rd. From: $12.000/- I upwards. Apply: Malayan
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      902 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Word, Si (Min.)— Box St cU. txtra ONE OWNER Fiat 1100 July 1958. Tip- top condition, accident free $4500/- on o. Ring iS'pore) *****— Mr. FOO. FOR SALE: 1952 MGTD. good condition, call (Spore) 30-251 Lxt. 225 (Office hours). 56-819 i After office hours). 1956 BORGWARD
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    Don't leave out Laddie
    759 14 NORMAN SIEBEL I BY HIS INCLUSION WILL ADD TO ATTRACTIONS OF THE CRICKET FESTIVAL SPORTSFRONT LADDIE Outschoorn, the former Singapore cricketer who has performed so well in English county cricket with Worcestershire, whom he joined in 1947, is returning to Singapore for a four-month holiday at
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    Police go down fighting
    161 14 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TYARUL AFIAH, who are fighting neck and neck with Marines to retain their S.A.F.A. league Div. 1 championship, were made to struggle all the way for a 2—l win by a depleted Police side in a Senior Cup match at Jalan Rpsar stadium tnriav
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    SHA trial matches
    104 14 SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore Hockey Association will play two trial matches against Army and Johore before picking the team for the inter-state quadrangular hockey tournament at Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 23, 24 and 25. The teams taking part In the quadrangi \r are Selangor. Perak, Ni _rl Sembllan and
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    Neal hits 6 off Rajas
    121 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ron Neal. a former Royal Navy player In Britain, staked strong claims for the centre fof ward position in the Joint Services side when he scored six geals, including a hattnek. in helping Dockyard to er er the SAFA Senior Cup seml-fl i
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    Inter-state hockey
    61 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore tt'am to meet Johore in a friendly interstate hockey match at the Girls' Sports Club ground. Serangoon Road, tomorrow Sta Maria; Chai Hon Yoon. Mayhandan Tha mbyr a j. Kirpal Singh. Harphanjan Singh: Jaffar. Sockalingam. p Pennefather. E. Wicks. Tham Kong Onn. Reserves: CmVbo.
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    Sent off
    31 14 KLUANG. Wed.— A player was sent off the field in the second half of the league socI cer match in which Engineer Training Centne beat British Military Hospital 8-1.
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    Coach due
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Wed—American basketball coach Stuart Inman Is due to arrive here tomorrow to conduct a short course for basketball players at Nanyang University. The first session will be on Friday, from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    YOUTH CENTRE TO CELEBRATE
    45 14 SINGAPORE. Wed— Singapore Youth Sports Centre will celebrate its third anniversary with a series of exhibiU n T I E tC SS«S«m? rd |Si-d« badminton .table-tennis, wrestling and gymnastics. Badminton exhibitions will be given by Wong Peng Soon and his trainees.
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    Two up
    36 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Queenstown beat Raffles Institution 2-0 In an inter-, school hockey match on Raffles ground today, scoring both goals through Yusoff. In an earlier match for second teams, Queenstown also beat Raffles 2-0.
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    Asians play spiritedly though outclassed
    210 14 Asians play spiritedly though outclassed SINGAPORE. Wed. Though 1 Singapore Asians put up a plucky fight, they were no match for Army, who made good use of their vastly superior weight and height to win their rugger match by 31 points (five goals and two tries) to three (penalty) at
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    MSC held
    22 14 KLUANG, Wed. Sixth Royal Malay Regiment held Medical Sports Club to a scoreless draw in a league soccer match here.
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    VARSITY ADVANCE IN TITLE QUEST
    184 14 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. UNIVERSITY of Malaya took a step nearer the *J Singapore Hockey Association. League Div. I title when they beat Senior Cup champions Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 at Serangoon Road today This was University's fully deserved win. It was their fifth win in as
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    PATRON'S OFFER SOLVES BIG PROBLEM FOR MCA
    197 14 PATRON'S OFFER SOLVES BIG PROBLEM FOR MCA CINGAPORE, Wed. 13 The Malayan Cricket Association's problem of finding the money to finance next month's visit of the Australian Test team has been solved. A patron of the association has offered to bear the cost, which is estimated at between $3,000 and
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    I cannot decide yet, says Teh
    166 14 I cannot decide yet, says Teh PENANG. Wed. Teh Kew San, the Malayan No. 1 badminton player, said here today that he cannot decide yet whether he would accept invitations to defend the AllEngland, Glasgow Invitation, American and Canadian doubles titles which he shares with Lim Say Hup. The invitations
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      37 14 SINGAPORE: Hockey friendly match, Singapore v Johore. Serangoon Road i 5.15 p.m.); Interschool. Tanjong Katong v St. Patricks. Tanjong Katong. B*«ketball SABF championship. Oreat World (6.30 p.m.). .IOHORF BAHRI: Ru«cr Johore Bahru United v REME JEC\ ground.
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    New rules for a brighter FAM Cup next year —says Kwok
    272 15  - New rules for a brighter FAM Cup next year says Kwok VIC NAYAGAM By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. I JVHE F.A. of Malaya will revise rules to I I-L brighten up the F.A.M. Cup competition next year. F.A.M. secretary Kwok Kin Keng said the 1 changes would have been made this
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    Seletar win 4-2
    44 15 SINGAPORE. Wed— R.A.F. Seletar beat Maxwell 4-2 in a S.A.S.A. Benlor Cup tie at :alan Besar last night. The Junior Cup semi-final -eplay between Stable Boys md Darul Aflah "A" will be played at Jalan Besar on Monday < kick-off 515 p.m.)
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    Dententurius is fast improving
    235 15 JEEP'S TEN TO FOLLOW EPSOM JEEPS ten to follow at the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting are: WHO KNOWS: For the Gold Cup, a brilliant stayer who won the Selangor Gold Cup in record time; gallant second with 9.12 to Yes Dear in the Autumn
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    Lock icon 23 acceptors for Caulfield Cup
    76 15 MELBOURNE. Wed. Twenty-three horses have been accepted for the Caulfleld Cup on Saturday. Sir Blink 9.2. Webster 9.1. Yeman 9.0, Supertax 8.11. Scenic Star 8.9, Bardshah 8.8, Gabonla 8.7, Foxmara 3.2. Malarno 8.0, Young Idealist 8.0. Trelllos 7.11. Auteull 7.10, Nether Gold 7.10, Parvo 7.8.
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    257 15 They win West Indian doubles title DOMBAY, Wed. The Indian-Malayan pair of Nandu Natekar and Lim Say Hup won the men's doubles title in the Western India badminton championships here yesterday. In an exciting final they beat the top-seeded Siamese pair of Charoen \V«ir asm and Kamol
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    31 15 LONDON Wed. Dave ■Jharnley. British lightweight x>xinß champion, yesterday signed official contracts for a world title fight against Joe Brown, the holder, in Houston, Texas, on Dec. 2— Reuter.
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    152 15 YAWATA'S OPENING MATCH vs FED. XI KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The YawaU Steel and g Iron Co. Ltd. soccer team from Japan will meet a Malayan Youth eleven in the opening match of their I Federation tour at the Merdeka Stadium on Sa- E turday (kick-off 8 p.m.) The Japanese will
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    27 15 Golfer of Year DUNEDIN (Florida). Wed.— l Art Wall. Junior, was yester- day named professional golfer= of the year by the Profes-= slonal Golfers' Association.— l Reuter.
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    WA TCH OUT FOR BIG DADDY
    296 15 SPOTLIGHT ON THE SINGAPORE GOLD CUP. BY EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE, Wednesday HE IS A LIVELY OUTSIDER WHILE 'Marksman remains the early favourite for the Singapore Goid Cup there is also much support for Big Daddy. This New Zealand-bred five-year-old has emerged as a lively
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    203 15 I YEW YORK. Wed. The 11 New York State Athletic Commission announced yesterday that its attorneys had been instructed to prepare charges of misconduct against Cus D'Amato, manager of former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson. Rosensohn Enterprises Incorporated and Bill Rosensohn. who promoted the world heavyweight
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    39 15 LONDON. Wed.— Yesterday's English football matches results: DIV. 3 Gritnsby 3 Queen's Park Rangers 1; Bradford City U'rexham 2. DIV. 4 Rorhdalr 2 Gat«shead 0; Walsall 2 Old ham 1; Watford T HarUepools 2.— Reuter.
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    Mr. CHIA: BIG HUNT IS ON
    643 16 Detectives check fashionable Geylang flat for five hours SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY The kidnap story -by 2 caddies DETECTIVES today searched a fashionable flat in their hunt for the missing towkay, Mr. Chia Yee Soh. Mr. Clria, 70, Chairman of the United Motor Works Lid., was
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    Dr. Goh clarifies position of political secretaries
    334 16 Dr. Goh clarifies position of political secretaries SINGAPORE, Wed. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng OncK, said today that political secretaries held office at the pleasure of the Government in power. He was replying to a question by Mr. A. P. Rajah (SPA— Farrer Park) in the Legislative Assembly. Dr.
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    311 16 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Wed—lt was a hectic day in London stock markets for the start of a new account. A vast two-way business brought erratic movements in prices but produced numerous gains, many ot which were .substantial. Closing middle prices of selected storks not including stamp duty were: Consols 2U\
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    22 16 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £794 sellers £794 'i. Forward buyers £793 >2. sellers £794 Settlement £794 Turnover a.m. 90 tons, p.m. 20.
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    31 16 LONDON. Wed.— Spot WH*L| nominal. Nov. 32d Dec. 30d JanMar. 28\d.. Apr-June 28'» d. i July-Sept. 27\d., Oct.-Dec. 27\d.. Oct. cl.f. 30\d.. Nov. til. 29\d.. Dec. cl.f. 29d. Tone: Easy.
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      Playfair are champions
      114 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Playfalr won the Singapore Badminton Association senior inter-club championship*, beating Merrytime 4-1 in the final at the S.B.A Hall tonight. The results were (Play fair players first): Singles—lsmail Ibrahim lost to M. Sadall 8-15 15-7. 14-18; Omar Manap bt. Lam Say Chow 9-15. 15-3. 15-6;
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      52 16 NEWMARKET. Wed —Come To Daddy won the Cesarewitch Stakes here this afternoon. Seitscape was second and Ball Hat third Seventeen ran. Come To Daddy won by me lengths with one and a half length* separating the second and third Sandlacre and Lucky While Heather did not run. All Serene
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    17-year-old girl in jeans accused of 7 armed robberies
    203 16 17-year-old girl in jeans accused of 7 armed robberies CINGAPORE. Wed. A 17-year-old girl. Goh Che \v Lan. dressed in jeans, was brought before the Ninth Magistrate today on seven armed robbery charges. Goh was ordered to be remanded in Outram Prison until Oct. 21 after the prosecution had opposed
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