The Straits Times, 10 December 1959

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    17 1 AVI.IIAI.I. DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 110.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1959 15 CENTS.
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    'TREASON' STORM
    4220 1 OPPOSITION SPLIT IN 'FREE SPEECH' ROW New Standing Orders spark heated debate 'Dangerous' words are now barred KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AFTER one of its stormiest sessions— involving a clash between Opposition members the House of Representatives today passed amended Standing Orders to prevent M.P.s from using: Treasonable words;
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    Senate told of tax tip-off that led to' $250,000 gain
    439 1 Senate told of tax tip-off that led to' $250,000 gain MINISTER: I'VE JUST PAID OUT $10,000 THE Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that he had just authorised payment of $10,000 for information leading to the recovery of $250,000 from income tax dodgers. The announcement was received with
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    Lock icon NOW a film that SMELLS, too
    263 1 NOW a film that SMELLS, too UEW YORK, Wed. The first motion picture with smell had Its world premiere last night. No one in the audience wanted popcorn. Instead, they got hungry for Chinese food. The smell of oriental spices, incense and night-club smoke prickled the noses Of spectators watching
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    Pawnshop raided: 'Several hundred thousands' lost
    183 1 TWO DARING ROBBERIES IN A DAY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DOSING as customers, four thugs entered a pawnshop in Tanjong 1 Pagar Road here this evening and got away with pledged valuables said to be worth several hundred thousand dollars. Before walking out of the front
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    THIEVES FOOL JAGA: $24,000 HAUL
    196 1 OINGAPORE, Wed. For burly Harnam Singh, a watchman at the Eng Keck Teck Rubber Factory at Tampines. the arrival of drivers to take out rubber- laden lorries was a routine matter. At 5 a.m. today, he opened the gates when four men arrived at the
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    A MEMORABLE WEEK ENDS
    443 1 SINGAPORE. Wed THE GAYEST and most memorable seven days in the history of Singapore National Loyalty Week ended tonight with a starstudded Aneka Ragam Ka'ayat on the City Hall Steps. Addressing the audience at the City Hall, the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said: "It
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    Lock icon Kamil reopens Hungary plea
    263 3 ASK REDS TO HEED ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS DEMAND NEW YORK, Wed. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil last night urged the U.N. General Assembly to again ask Hungary and Russia to comply with its resolutions. Co-sponsoring a 24--nation resolution deploring Communist disregard of Assembly appeals on the Hungarian question,
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    Lock icon Salem to lay a wreath at 'Museum'
    169 3 T ONDON, Wed.— Major Salah Salem of Egypt is quoted in today's Daily Sketch as promising to place a wreath in the house where Lt. Anthony Moorhouse died during the 1956 Suez action. The repprt follows controversy over an Egyptian plan to turn
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    Lock icon No. 10, near collapse—to be rebuilt
    150 3 No. 10, near collapse— to be rebuilt J^ONDON. Wed. A start Is to be made next summer on reconstructing the Prime Minister's official London residence at No. 10 Downing Street, which a government report said last yeir was in danger of collapsing. Mr. Macmillan. told the i Houoe of Commons
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    Ike has bold plan for a 'Premier' of the U.S.
    245 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. —President Eisenhower is studying a revolutionary plan to create two super-Cabi-net posts, one with Prime Minister rank, to relieve future Presidents of some of the burdens of office, authoritative sources said today. The idea of two "overloads", one
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    Lock icon PLANE INDUSTRY TO BE STREAMLINED
    203 3 LONDON, Wednesday. >j-EGOTIATIONS now in progress between Britain*, 1 big aircraft combines are expected to result in several large-scale financial mergers in the near 1 future. Such mergers are in line with the declared policy of the Ministry of Aviation, which aims to streamline the
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    She wants no alimony from oil rich husband
    63 3 She wants no alimony from oil rich husband HOLLYWOOD. .Wed. Actress Linda Cristal. 25, surprised a judge here yesterday when she declined to accept alimony to ro with her divorce from oil millionaire Robert W. Champion. Miss Cristal. 25. said: "We were married less than a year. I don't think
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    A baby on way for Audrey
    60 3 HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Actress Audrey Hepburn. 30. wife of actor-director Mcl Ferrer. Is expecting a child and will have to refrain from any film work until after Its birth next summer, a spokesman said yesterday. Miss Hepburn suffered a miscarriage last spring after falling from
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    Lock icon $158,000 theft P.C. charged
    38 3 LONDON. Wed— A police constable was one of four men remanded in custody for a week at Waltham Abbey, Essex, yesterday charged with stealing $158,000 from the National Provincial Bank at suburban Chlngford. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Swine'—jailed
    29 3 'Swine' jailed BONN. Wed.— Businessman Theodor Schmolke. 47. was jailed for four months' today for saylnK in front of employees that too few Jewish "swine" had been killed. Reuter
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    Cooler Chusan
    26 3 LONDON. Wed.— The P. and O. liner Chusan left Tilbury last night for Belfast. where she is to be fitted with air conditioning— Rueter.
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    Lock icon SKIPPER WEEPS ON BOARD—
    252 3 WON'T ABANDON BATTERED SHIP ABERDEEN, Wednesday. A FINNISH sea captain until late last night reA fused to leave his wrecked ship as waves battered her on the rugged north-east coast of Scotland. Captain J. Uka Vuorio, 00, has been in command of the 1.045-ton freighter Anna
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    TWO ANTI-CASTRO AMERICANS GET BIG TERMS
    71 3 TWO ANTI-CASTRO AMERICANS GET BIG TERMS HAVANA, Wed. Two American soldiers of fortune charged with plotting against the Castro regime received stiff prison terms yesterday. Austin Young, 38. of Miami, was sentenced to 30 years while Peter John Lambton, 24. British-born naturalised American, got a 25-year term. The government had
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    Lock icon AFRICANS APPEAL TO MACMILLAN
    108 3 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. Tht South African National Congress yesterday asked the British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan. and the Opposition leader Mr. Hugh Oaltskell to intervene in the case of 12 tribesmen and two women sentenced to death for murder. A South African Appeals Court earlier had
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    Lock icon No word from expedition
    48 3 PARIS, Wed.— A French expedition to Dutch New Guinea has sent no message since Nov. 25, when It reported it had only three days supplies left, its Paris headquarters said today. The expedition Includes five French scientists, local policemen and 60 Papuan porters. Reuter
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      345 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RAD::> MALAYA Median Wave 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE AM 630 Ooorf Mnmlnff- f, 31 SERVICE 41.7 metres AM. 6.30 Good Morning. 6.31 MEDIUM" WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Kuala Lumpur X4l metres 7.05 A Dat« With Music; 8.00 The Penan* SM metres News;
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    Keep up the spirit of loyalty and unity—Mr. R
    754 4 Keep up the spirit of loyalty and unity— Mr. R 'THE BEGINNING, NOT END OF SINGAPORE'S NATIONAL ADVENTURE' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. RATIONAL Loyalty Week which ended today was the beginning and not the end of Singapore's national adventure, declared Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, this afternoon. The Minister was speaking
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    THEATRE FUND: $135,742
    182 4 THEATRE FUND: $135,742 SINGAPORE, Wed. Do nations to the National Theatre Fund received by the Ministry of Culture today amounted to more than $6,000 bringing the total received so far to $135,742.13. Today's donations: Sek Koh Club $500; AngloTrench Trading Co. Ltd. •1.000; The Singapore Chinese Medical Union $100; Kheng
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    Robbery?—he was locked up then...
    183 4 Robbery? he was locked up then... SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A CHARGE of armed robbery brought against an odd-job labourer, Chou Ah Choon, in the Assize Court today failed after he proved that he was being detained in a police lock-up at the time. Chou had been accused of robbing a car
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    No-water
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Th» water supply will be cut off in Poole Road between TanJong Katong junction 'and Crescent Road tomorrow irom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    A FILM ON LOYALTY WEEK
    69 4 A FILM ON LOYALTY WEEK BINGAPORE. Wed.— A 15--mlnute film on the Loyalty Week celebrations will be shown at the Cathay and Odeon cinemas tomorrow. Mr. Tom Hodge, chief of the Cathay Film Services who made the film, told the Straits Times today that the highlights Include the installation of
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    Dance postponed
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Teacher* Union annual dinner and dance, which was to be held at the S.M F Hall in Beach Road tomorrow, has been postponed to some time in early February.
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    MALAYSIAN UNITY: NEW 'CHANNEL AND LINK'
    321 4 AN institute to pro- mote research into Malaysian culture and to encourage Malaysian consciousness was inaugurated here tonififht. The institute will assist authors to publish works on Malayan culture, history, religion and customs. The first task of the institute will be to undertake to
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    PRISONS INQUIRY: MAJOR JAMES FIRST WITNESS
    124 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Major P.L. James, the Commissioner of Prisons, will be the first witness to appear before the Prisons Inquiry Commission, which will begin sitting In public tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the Becond Civil District Court, Empress Place. Mr. A E. G. Blades,
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      262 4 {Today's Singapore diary... Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay* EXHIBITION (Rafflea boxing, sepak rags 5 pjn- carChlnsjM cooking— meat dumpling Muteum): "China- by Y. H. pentry 5.30 p.m.; body -building 6 In soup 5.16 pjn. Chang; 9 ajn. to 5.30 p.m. pjn. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Tftble-teo- PAY A LEBAK METHODIST BVKIT TIMAH YOUTH CLUB:
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    The cruel, selfish Reds—by an ex-Red
    297 5 The cruel, selfish Reds— by an ex-Red IPOH, Wednesday. A SURRENDERED terrorist today described the Malayan Communist Party as "tyrannical, cruel, dictatorial and selfish" and said that it existed on lies. Speaking to a group of Chinese school teachers attending a civics course here, Yin Ming, 27, said his eight
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    BOY DROWNS WHILE ON EXCURSION IN PENANG
    114 5 BOY DROWNS WHILE ON EXCURSION IN PENANG PENANG. Wed —A Seremban schoolboy was drowned today in the swimming pool of the Mount Pleasure holiday resort In Batu Ferringi. Jaafar bin Yusoff, 18, a Form Four science pupil of the King George V School In Seremban. had come to Penang with
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    TIGER CUB 'LOYAL' IS FLOWN TO ZOO
    82 5 TIGER CUB 'LOYAL' IS FLOWN TO ZOO ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— An airline today waived its standing rule not to carry any beasts of prey and flew "Loyal," an 11--week-old tiger cub, to the Bel Vue Zoo in Manchester. Britain. "Loyal" was picked up by a patrol of the Loyal Regiment
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    20 years a drug addict
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Charged In the Sessions Court today with possession of chandu. Woon Boon 800. a cobbler, said that he had been an addict for 20 years. He also admitted having been convicted on three previous occasions on similar charges. He was fined $150
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    ABDUCTED MAN'S BODY FOUND WITH GUN WOUND
    165 5 ABDUCTED MAN'S BODY FOUND WITH GUN WOUND IPOH, Wednesday. DOUCE yesterday recovered the body of Mr. Tan 1 Hock Choon, 41, assistant manager of the Lean Hup Cockle Company near Kuala Gula. Mr. Tan was murdered by a gang that ambushed him on Sunday night near a bridge about a
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    Canberra grant for Kinabalu
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Australian Government will make a grant of £5.000 towards the cost of establishing a national park on Mount Kinabalu in North Borneo. This was announced recently by the Australian Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard Casey.
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    Mystery illness—it was mass hysteria
    109 5 Mystery illness it was mass hysteria pENANG, Wed. The mystery "Illness" which struck 28 pupils of the Jelutong Malay School on two days last Sunday and yesterday is believed to have been nothing more than an attack of mass hysteria A Penang Hospital specialist who examined the 12 boys and
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    Tea with Tengku
    37 5 IPOH. Wed— A party of 43 boys and girls from the Menglembu Youth Club near here will have tea with the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, at his residence in Kuala Lumpur next Wednesday.
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    Negara chief
    27 5 KOTA BHARU, Wed.— The national president of the Party Negara, Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. has been elected chairman of the Kelantan branch of the party.
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    BLAST AT 'ALMIGHTY' CITY OFFICIALS
    319 5 Penang councillor says 'Sack those who won't move with the times 9 DENANG. Wed. A Socialist Front City Councillor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, today urged the Mayor. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, to circularise all Council employees that the people in George Town had the right
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    For UK training
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Asst. Supt. Ibrahim Khan, of Johore Bahru. will leave for Britain on Dec. 17 to take up a specialised course of training.
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    ORANJE TO DO WEST-BOUND TRIP ROUND THE WORLD
    74 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The liner Oranjc, which arrived here today en route to Australia, will start a round-the-world service in 1961, it was announced by the Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail today. She will circle the (lobe in the west-bound direction, passing through
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 6 20 W»r4» tit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. MURUGESAN ol Jaaln English School, Malacca, thank relatives and friends for their congratulatory messages, valuable presents and assistance on their recent wedding.
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    90 6 ITsret* ti (Min.)-Box ill ttt. txtru COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY nas many uses la Comment and Industry. Advanced development of the process In tha Straits Times Colour Laboratories which produce up to 11" IsT* haa made Its use possible for many purposes Including house magazines, brochures, abowcams and Illuminated displays. Whenever
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    OVERSEAS '.EAVE
    61 6 •0 W»rd, ti (Min.)-Bux SO c(«. extra SIT YOUR MIND at rest Singapore Baggage Transport Agency Ltd.. offers the most experienced profrsKional senrlce md will (going or nturmnio pack aud forward your baggati store cars and effects arrange insurance and sll documentation. Kuala Lumpur Overseas Chinese Bank BldK
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    The Straits Times Thursday, Dec. 10, 1959. Saving The Dollars
    555 6 The Straits Times Thursday, Dec. 10, 1959. Saving The Dollars Singapore's Finance Minister has leaned over on the side of caution in framing the 1960 budget which the LegisI lative Assembly begins debating today. With expenditure estimated at $275.3 milI lion against revenue expectation* of $269.2 million, Dr. Goh Keng
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    The Bad And The Good
    397 6 Apparently there is still the odd employer who thinks it a matter of first importance how his women workers come to have babies If the woman is not married, he refuses to pay the statutory maternity allowance. As the Department of Labour once again points
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    P.M. For U.S.?
    209 6 Borrowings from the British parliamentary system have been studied in Washington before now, only to be rejected because of offence to the traditional American distinction between the executive and legislative branches of government. But President Eisenhower let it be known earlier this year that he hoped to
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    A country shackled by debt
    1004 6  - A country shackled by debt D. R. Rajagopal THE INDONESIAN 6) ECONOMY LA by AND SOEKARNO STILL LOOKS FOR MORE CASH (Th. last of two articles) INDONESIA'S wealth of natural resources gives her an opportunity offered to no other former colony. None of her problems possess the monolithic character of
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    A MONUMENT TO DISCORD and RECRIMINATION
    632 6 A MONUMENT TO DISCORD and RECRIMINATION NEW DELHI ROURKELA, the million-ton steel plant, stands in the middle of Orissa, India's most backward state, a monument to discord and recrimination. From the beginning nothing has gone right at Rourkela. In 1953. when the Government of India signed the contract for a
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    Better year ahead: Goh
    409 7 1960 MORE PROSPEROUS THAN 1959 IF TRADE TRENDS CONTINUE TO IMPROVE FINANCE MINISTER SAYS THERE WILL BE MORE WORK, MORE JOBS THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, predicted over Radio Singapore tonight that 1960 would be more prosperous than the present year "if trade
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    Big plans to boost the use of national tongue
    318 7 Big plans to boost the use of national tongue LANGUAGE WEEK NEXT YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Director of Information Services. Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latiff. said today that little things would go a long way to making people learn the national language. "Little things such as a Malay asking
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    Soldier, shot in the face, dies
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Lance Corporal Mohamed Idris bin Hitam. 26. of the Singapore Infantry who was shot In the face by his own rifle last week, has since died In the British Military Hospital. The Incident happened at the rifle range In Nee Soon on
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    Holiday for Trengganu
    34 7 KUALA TRENOOANU, Wed. The State Government has declared Dec. 16. a public holiday as It Is the fifteenth anniversary of the Installation of the Sultan of Trentganu. Sir Ismail Naslruddln Shah.
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    ORDER AGAINST NEW CLUB
    184 7 ORDER AGAINST NEW CLUB JPOH. Wed. The High Court here today issued an order staying all proceedings In respect of the use of the Olympic Inn. a night club in Tambun Road, which is nearing completion. The order was made by Mr. Justice Smith following an application by Mr. Ng
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    THE MAN WHO LEFT HIS SICK FRIEND...
    95 7 THE MAN WHO LEFT HIS SICK FRIEND... QINGAPORE. Wed— While his room-mate lay seriously 111, Poon Hoi, 50. went off to stay with another friend for a night "because I couldn't stand his groaning." Later, when he returned, he learnt that his roommate. Low Piew. 60. had fallen from their
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    Opposition queries on Budget
    337 7 OPPOSITION members will ask many questions about the Government's Budget policies when the Legislative Assembly meets tomorrow to debate the Finance Minister's Budget speech. Tomorrow's proceedings will be confined to a discussion of general principles. But from Friday and the four days after Including Saturday and
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    HOUSE TO GET A DEPUTY SPEAKER SOON
    218 7 HOUSE TO GET A DEPUTY SPEAKER SOON A DEPUTY Speaker for the House of Representatives will be appointed in April. This was announced In the House of Representatives today by the deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein. The question was raised by the Party Negara oh lei. Dato
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    Visitors from space will invade Arts Ball
    730 8 FEMININE FORUM 4 MOON MADNESS' FEVER MOUNTS AS DANCE DATE DRAWS CLOSER RAFFLES Hotel, which has seen so many travellers from all over this world, will receive its first visitors from other worlds this week. For Saturday is the day for the "M
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      280 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS a dirty look (7). L Great Central line (7). 9. Vary first claas enclosure (6). 5. Here a Hoods a link with the 14. Oave Venua an Indefinite past (2. 3. 3). quality (ft). 10. It may be a comfort to recall 17. Old boys have
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    33 10 SINGAPORE. DEC. 9. RUBBER: $1.18) per lb. (down 24 cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close $I.lB] (slightly steadier). TIN: 5390.37J per picul (up $3.50). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (up 20 tons).
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    147 10 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone here today. Moves were narrow with ANZ easing Is. 3d. to 635. Base metals continued along firm lines. Oil shares again were active, and Interstate Oil steadied today to finish down at is. 3d. on the day. Commonwealth bonds held
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    195 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2, Schelde Lloyd 4/5, Loksang 6A. Nissan Maru 6/7. Benloyal 8/9, Laertes 10/11. Monmounthshlre 13/14, Intergritas 15/16. Bradeverett 18, Rutheverett 19. Uelangor N. Wall 3, Musi N. Wall 4. Giang Lee N. Wall 5. Sabang
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 10 riECEMBER first grade rubber J buyers f o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 1184 cents per lb. down. 2 'a cents on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was irregular. Closing prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 119. sellers 120; Int
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 10 CINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent December/January shipments (39 buyers, $40 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $61 sellers, arum $63 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business wa s reported done. Muntok white (236. Sarawak $235. special Sarawak black (155, garbled Lampong black
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    RUBBER CROPS
    23 10 November crops Included Batu LinUng 231,100 10.. and Parit Perak 63.079 lb. Bukit Katil 44,215 lb and Ayer Molek 42.314 lb.
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    TIN PRICE UP ON MORE U.S. DEMAND: MININGS FIRM
    760 10 TIN PRICE UP ON MORE U.S. DEMAND: MININGS FIRM By Our Market Correspondent ]y|ARKET sources reported yesterday that there appeared to be more demand in Singapore now from the United States for tin and the price rose $2.50 to $390.37} per picul. The estimated offering at 220 tons showed a
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    9 10 Managers selling price fDecemoer 9) $1.07.
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Share Market: Dec. 9 Dec. 8 Industrials: 117.05 117.01 Tins: 147.35 146.99 S Rubbers: 185.03 184.50 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    753 10 rptlK Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "Industrials were inclined to ease. Rubbers were steady while tins continued firm. The turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m.: industrial* Industrials: Fed Disp $1.17; Fraser and Neave ords (1.62 (O, T), $1.62-.,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    107 10 'THE Malayan Exchange Banks' x Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 8100): New Yerk: buying ■irmail TT. 32 7/8. O.D. 33. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills. Selling T.T. er O.D. ready: New York 32 11/16;
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      785 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS COLOMBO PLAN SCHOLARSHIPS IN AUSTRALIA 1960 APPLICATIONS are Invited from candidates who will be between the ages of 17' v and 23 years on Ist January 1980, and who are Federal Citizens or who by operation of law, will attain Federal Citlsenshlp on reaching their majority, for two
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      974 10 NOTICES NOTICE QUOTATIONS will be received at the office of the Adviser on Aborigines. Federation of Malaya Young Road, Kuala Lumpur, up la 12 noon of the 16th December, 1959. for the lease of the shop inside the Aborigines Research Centre at the 13th mile Oombak. Full particulars can be
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      366 10 NOTICES PROTECTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Committee appointed for the purpose of submitting a report to the Yang dl Pertuan Negara as to whether it is expedient, having regard to the need for protecting the paint industry in Singapore and to the interests of the entrepot trade of Singapore, to Impose
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      1684 11 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE. Tenders from Class 'D' and above registered Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Seremban, up to NOON of 18TH DECEMBER, 1959 for transporting materials from Temiang Quarry, Seremban for period Ist. January to 31st. December, 1960. Full particulars are obtainable from the Senior Executive
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      820 11 (Continued from Page 6) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words SS (Ml*.) -Box St ets. txtn A VACANCY EXISTS In Kuala Lumpur for a Malay male Typist. Please reply giving fullest details to Box AMAS B.T. K.L. WAHTID LADY SECRETARY for an American sales office. Ability and good personality essential, only experienced
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      1122 11 SITUATIONS VACANT St Words SS (Min.)— Box St et,. sxtrm CITY EMPLOYMENT Secretary (German) Position Filled: Resist rations. Interviews Secretary, European: Accountant. Qualified: Junior Stenographers If /Clerks Shipping. Correspondenre 74 8 Robinson Road, Spore. ACCOUNTING CLERKS for vacancies In Kuala Lumpur office. Training will be In Singapore and only Federation
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      914 11 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE St Words Si (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY: Two Four-storey Postwar R.C Shophouses and fiats In Katong district. Gross rental: $900'- p.m. Price: $83,000/--0.n.0. C H. Williams. Valuer Estate Agent. Hongkong Bank Chambers Tel. Spore 26M22 529.000 OR NEAREST offer compound house in Berwick
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      754 11 FOR HIRE tt Words SS (Min.)— Box St ets. txtn, RIFRICBRATORt of various (tees from $10 monthly. Consult Lee A Fletcher. 102. Orchard Road Tel: 5333S Singapore. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Words SS (Min.)— Box St et,. txtrm FINANCIER REQUIRED to expand Good Profitable Smoothly Running Concern. All letters treated strictly
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      716 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE !t Word, SS (Min.)— Box St et: sxtrm 1*54 FORD ZEPHYR power op. convertible SS.OOO miles. 20 mpg. recent overhaul, regular maintenance. $3,300 or sterling eqtilv. Apply Harper Tel. ***** Ext. 86 (office hours) Spore. PHILATELY it Words Si (Mln.)— Box St torn txtrm X'MAS FRII OIFT:—
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    440 12 Malayan team leaves for Bangkok RAZAK: UPHOLD SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP ON AND OFF THE FIELD KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYA'S Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, who is also president of the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council, today bid "good luck" to the 98-strong Malayan
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    CEYLON INVITES MALAYA AND SINGAPORE TO MEMORIAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
    213 12  - CEYLON INVITES MALAYA AND SINGAPORE TO MEMORIAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT VIC NAYAGAM: ***********************************1111 l BY Minium rIH.ON has invited Malaya, Singapore and leading club teams in India to take part in a hockey tournament at Colombo in February or March next year. The Ceylon Hockey Federation is organising this tournament in
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    INCHE YUSOF LIGHTS THE GAMES LAMP
    200 12 INCHE YUSOF LIGHTS THE GAMES LAMP SINGAPORE, Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today lit the historic 1956 Olympic lamp signifying self-governing State cf Singapore's first venture in an international competition at the S.E.A.P. Games in Bangkok. In a brief address to members of the Singapore team,
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    May expects plenty of runs in tour of W.I.
    145 12 May expects plenty of runs in tour of W.I. T ONDON, Wed. Peter May, England's cricket captain, predicted plenty of runs in the Test matches against the West Indies, when he left London yesterday with the M.C.C. to embark on the "Camito" from Avonmouth "Bowlers look like having a lot
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    Brilliant try
    59 12 SINGAPORE, Wed. A brilliant unconverted try by the former Singapore and South player. Brian French, helped Singapore Cricket Club 'A' to beat RAF Tengah 'B* by three points to nil in a rugger match at Thomson Road today. French scored his try in i the second half after
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    321 12 MIKE HITS ANOTHER CENTURY HONG KONG, Wednesday. A SPARKLING 120 by Mike Shepherdson— his f* second successive century— put Malayan cricketers in a strong position against a Combined Services team today. Shepherdson's stand coming after the visitors had lost three for 47. formed the backbone of his side's respectable 289
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    Perak and NS schools in final
    108 12 Perak and NS schools in final KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Perak and Negri Sembilan will meet in the final of the Federation Schools Sports Councils rugger competition at Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow (7 p.m.). In the semi-finals today, Negri beat Johore 3-0, Shahruddin converting a penalty for the winning points, and
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    Fed. schools triumph
    61 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. FtC: ration Schools beat Singapore Schools 1-0 In their hockey "International" on the padang her* today. The game was evenly contested but Singapore were saved from a bigger margin of defeat through the good goalkeeping of state player Anwarul Hag. Federation's goal came In
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    Recs 11-0
    30 12 SINGAPORE. Wed— SingaDore Recreation Club beat Royal Engineers by 11 points (a goal, a try and a penalty) to nil in their rugger match on the padang yesterday
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    3rd Test drawn: Century by Hanif
    114 12 3rd Test drawn: Century by Hanif KARACHI. Wed. The Third and final Test between Pakistan and Australia ended ,ln a draw here today. Final scores: Pakistan 287 and 194-.8 dec.; Australia 257 and 83-2. Hanlf Mohammad, who was' 40 not out overnight, completed his century today. Pakistan Immediately declared at
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    136 12 PAKISTAN: Ist. Inns. 287 AUSTRALIA: Ist. Inns. 237 Pakistan: 2nd. Inns. Imtiaz Ahmad c Harvey b Davidson 9. IJaz Butt run out 8. Saeed Ahmad c Mackay b Davidson 8. Hanlf Mohammad n.o. 101, Duncan Sharpe c Mackay b Lindwall 26. Shuja-Ud-Din c Pa veil b Mackay 4. Wallls
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    65 12 TPOH Wed— The Discipli--1 nary Board of the Ipoh District Football League today suspended two senior division players— right-half Foo Kok Hung 'Ramblers) and outside-left Clifford Kershaw (Ist Battalion. Loyal Regiment). Kok Hung, who deliberately fouled an opponent, was suspended from playing soccer for one year, while
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    33 12 LONDON. Wed. —Port Vale beat Queen's Park Pargers 2-1 in their Second Round F.A. Cup replay last night Port Vale will be away to Cardiff City in the Third Round. Reuter
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    HOPES DASHED
    202 12 DEFEAT LEAVES POLICE LITTLE CHANCE OF WINNING TITLE SINGAPORE. Wed. Titlechasing Police had their chances ruined by a 2-1 defeat by Khalsa In the Singapore Hockey Association Dlv. 1 league match at Thomson Road today. This was their first defeat of the season but it gave top-of-the-table University
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    Golfers feted after display
    79 12 SINGAPORE. Wed— British Ryder Cup golfers Dai Rees and Peter Allls gave a demonstration instead of a match exhibition before a crowd of more than 100 at the Royal Singapore Golf Club today. Dal Rees was originally scheduled to team up with C. H. Fell. RSGC
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      160 12 LEFT: Members of Malaya •occer team are introduced r* Tun Abdul Razik. RIGHT: Tun Abdul Raxak lights the Federation's S E.A P. Games torch. On the left if the contingent's torch bearer, footballer Abdul Ghani. Straits Times picture. only with the BOSTITCH can you remove staples as quickly and as
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      27 12 j SINGAPORE: Soccer McGre--1 gor Watt throw-In. Jalan Besar I stadium. 5.30 p.m. Table tennis: BTTA Business Houses final Nanyang Slang Pau v Amlntasco. STSC. 7.30 p.m.
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    TWO SHOCKS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    2350 13  -  EPSOM JEEP: By Singapore, Wednesday Gallant Emperor streaks in to pay $104 and Prince Tournai pips Sir Chiron for a $118 surprise THE BIG SWEEP: Total pool $167,875 f.nt pr.ie No. *****1 ($75,542) Second orist No. *****7 ($37,771) Third prue No. *****0 ($20,914) Startors ($1,907
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    57 13 AIRBORNE LAWRENCE SEEMS CAUGHT IN NEW JUMPING CRAZE LAWRENCE, the Enlit-ld centre-forward, appears to be an enthusiast of the new jumping craxe the camera caught him in the air as Bournemouth goalkeeper Godwin (half hidden) beat him to the ball, in the second round F.A. tup match at Enfteld Stadium
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    133 13 PERTH, Wed. West Australian racing fans are a little disappointed at not being able to see Malayan jockey Moses Lee. 21. and several other overseas jockeys ride here, writes KEITH HOOPER. I learnt that the West Australian Turf Club had invited Lee and other
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    Rahman's sally rocks Menzies
    143 15 WANT to know the outlook for Prime Ministers and how to become and remain one for years and years? Ask Mr. Menzies, "one of the world's prime sources of information" and the Prime Minister of Australia rocks back with' laughter at rhe sally of Tengku Abdul
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    Venison satay and rest after blowpipe show by the aborigines
    700 15 Venison satay and rest after blowpipe show by the aborigines r pHE Australian Prime 1 Minister. Mr. R. G. Menzies, and his wife, Dame Pattie, tonight ate venison satay at an open air party at Shum Lodge, overlooking the golf links, after their arrival here for a brief rest. For
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    JOHORE WINS 3-2
    88 15 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Johore beat Singapore 3-2 in a friendly National Loyalty Week badminton match at SB. A Hall tonight. The results were Johore olayer.s first >: Singles—Roland Ne bt. Omar Ibrahim 7-15. 15-11. 15-11. Billy Ng bt. Lim Wei Lon 1-15. 15-10. 15-4: Omar Manap bt. Ismail
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    330 15 de ZOYSA BACK, IN TWO OF THE JOBS CEYLON'S GovernorGeneral, Sir Oliver Goonetilleke. last night removed from office five Ministers of the Sri Lanka Freedom Party Cabinet and reinstated Mr. Stanley de Zoysa, who had resigned as Finance Minister recently. The Ministers removed
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    303 15 LONDON. Wed. It has been a i 1 good day in stock markets with 1 buyers becoming more active es- 1 perlally In the industrial sections 1 Sentiment was helped by the re- 1 covery in Sterling and the burst ot < strength on Wall Street overnight British
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    30 15 LONDON, Wed. Spot 34 T id. Jan. 34i«d., Jan/Mar. 32 id.. April/June 31 Hd\. Jidy/Sept. 30\d.. Oct.-Dec. 3O';d., Dec. c.Lf 34*, d.. Jan. c.l.i. 33 T id. Tone Dull
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    21 15 LONDON, Wed— Buyers £793. sellers £794, Forward buyers £790, sellers £791. Settlement £793 v Turnover a.m. 60 tons p.m. 26.
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