The Straits Times, 6 November 1958

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    17 1 AVERAGE I>\IIY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1958 15 CENTS
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    BRAGA RIDES POLIO STORM
    307 1 MASS SABIN TNOfITTT,ATTONS TO BECOME ROUTINE This vaccine ideal for situation, Minister tells Assembly Three more cases of polio were reported in „ngapore up to^ 4.30 p.m. yesterday bringing fhe total to 242. One ease in |onore-Ah! ..venth since Oct. 16. Vote taken then Govt. acted'
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    AS QUEUES OUTSIDE VACCINATION CENTRES GROW, GOVT. CLAMPS ON KINDERGARTENS
    73 1 AFTER THE near-chaos at the old Kallang airport on Monday, these 52 Singapore mothers were taking no chances about missing anti-polio registration for their children today. At 6 p.m. yesterday equipped with warm clothes and hot drinks to see them
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    Lock icon Democrats triumph
    382 1 ROUT OF REPUBLICANS (AS PREDICTED) CONFIRMS ANTI- EISENHOWER SWING WASHINGTON, Wed. —The Democrats swept into increased control of Congress today in a landslide election victory largely attributed to anti-Eisen-hower feeling. The latest state of the parties (previous figures in brackets) was: SENATE: Democrats 61 (49» Republicans 34 (47):
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    12 shut down for flouting Ministry directives
    404 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Education Department today clamped down on kindergartens which have been flouting its instructions to close down unless their pupils have been immunised against polio. The Senior Inspector of Schools (Lower Primary Education), Mrs. D. F. Atherton. said she had been
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    Lock icon Soldier urged violence—jailed
    181 1 Soldier urged violence jailed NICOSIA. Wed.— Corporal B E. Ford. 22. Royal Signals, today pleaded guilty at a court martial to charge.' of distributing an Englishlanguage leaflet In Ni cosla last month urging Britons to use violence against Cypriot Greeks. He was sentenced to nine months' detention and re duced
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    MALAAYA GETS SET FOR MONSOON FLOODS
    290 1 MALAAYA GETS SET FOR MONSOON FLOODS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The full blast of the north-east monsoon rains is likely to hit Malaya within the next two weeks. People In low- lying areas throughout the Federation are preparing for severe floods which usually follow the rains. Constant winds of more than
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    Lock icon The rupiah stronger
    59 1 JAKARTA, Wed Antara News Agency said today the rupiah had hardened almost 50 per cent on the Malayan dollar since Indonesia clamped down on barter trade with Singapore recently. The agency said that whereas in Singapore two months ago the rupiah had exchanged at 41 to the
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    Mystery blasts rock houses
    141 1 Mystery blasts rock houses SINGAPORE, Wed. Police are investigating a series of mysterious explosions which rocked a housing estate in Margoliouth Road, off Stevens Road tonight. Residents rushed into their homes and remained indoors when the first blast, followed by five others at threeminute intervals, occurred at 6.50 p.m. Like
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    STOP PRESS
    14 1 OLMOCRAT C RCINC A 1 H ISHINGTOP I election it* Ml 175
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    No more flood control schemes yet
    899 2 Thomas noEtwr warn: to prejudice aht decisions of hbxt government SINGAPORE. Wednesday THE Minister lor Communications and Works, Mr. Kraiuis Thomas, told the Legislative Assembly today that 1 h c Government would undertake no new flood control schemes pending the next general election. He
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    JUMABHOY IN TALKS AT NEW YORK
    111 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. Singapore's .Minister for (inimenc and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. ha.-, had talks with ofiuials in New York City in connection with the industrialisation of the Colony. He it. id informal discussions with Mr. Marshall M. Smith deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce
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    'Political slant' given to trade show, says Lee
    378 2 'NONSENSE/ REPLIES CHIEF MINISTER SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, was today accused by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (PAP) of giving a "political slant" to the Singapore Constitution Exposition being organised by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Lim
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    No balloon ads, firms are told
    67 2 No balloon ads, firms are told SINGAPORE, Wed. The City Council's Estates and Building Committee today rejected as "too danger-^ uus" an application to fly captive balloons at the Singapore Constitution Exposition to be held in January. Two advertising firms had asked the council for permission to fly the balloons
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    SARAWAK 'WAR' ON CORRUPTION
    209 2 KUCHING, Wed—Opportunity for corruption exists in the Sarrwak Government service although there is no sign that it is practised extensively, states the report of a committee set up to i probe the service's in- 1 tegrity. The committee, appointed in April 1957. reported that despite appeals
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    A reward awaits sampan man after rescue
    162 2 A reward awaits sampan man after rescue SINGAPORE, Wed. A re*3 ward awaits a sampan man who rescued a Russian sailor from possible death by drowning eight days ago off Pontian. Johore Capt. Dimitri Leonov. of the Russian freighter Nicolay Pigorov, who played "godfather" to the seaman (who was from
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    ROBBERS SWOOP: 4 RAIDS IN STORE
    139 2 ROBBERS SWOOP: 4 RAIDS IN STORE Dagger thugs here h nearly $1,000 and valuabl. robberies. KOBBKKY: No men armed with held up a fishm Kai Long. 21. in R at 4.50 a.m. yi Eng was on Ellenboroush mark robbers relieve: in cash. KOBBEKY NO i minutes earlier wife. San Bwa
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    On transfer
    25 2 SINGAPORE, v m, I H. L. Goh. Crown i and Deputy Public p I tor. is going or. transfer v :a magistrate tomorrow
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    Lock icon Lantern protest march in Tokyo
    154 3 Lantern protest march in Tokyo ruKVO. Wed. Police iot cars roamed streets this •ning watching thoudemonstrating unionists. h the city, tangling in huge jams they d danced convergtne national Diet it buildings. tho demonstrators c protesting governleglslatktn to increase powers, the metropoIce force mobilised :n<.n for special duties. Police powers
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    Lock icon ROAD FROM SINGAPORE TO EUROPE?
    80 3 ROAD FROM SINGAPORE TO EUROPE? BANGKOK, Wed. Proposals to link Asia and Europe by road will be discussed at a meeting of the highway sub-committee of the Economic Commission on Asia and the Far East in Bangkok this month. The commission secretariat had suggested two roads, to run from the
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    Lock icon Now shots in Bonn
    52 3 BONN. Wed. A man was wounded in a shooting utlray outside the Tunisian Embassy here. People in a car opened fire on a vehicle parked outside and a representative of the "Algerian Government in Exile." was seriously wounded. A woman with him in the car was
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    Lock icon RUSSIA AND WEST DEADLOCKED ON ATOM TESTS BAN
    202 3 RUSSIA AND WEST DEADLOCKED ON ATOM TESTS BAN GENEVA, Wednesday. ■^SIA and the West remained deadlocked on 1 East-West nuclear testing ban today and erence sources said there was no sign yet of tier backing down. I Western officials relined optimistic that would give way iently in the end to
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    Lock icon Iraq strongman accuses Aref once his No. 2 of treason
    320 3 ADVOCATE OF UNITY WITH NASSER TO GO ON TRIAL BAGDAD, Wednesday. (^OLONEL Abdul Salam Mohammed Aref, former Iraqi Deputy Premier whose arrest was announced here last night, will face trial on a charge of conspiring against "the security of the
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    7 MILES OF A-PERIL HANGS OVER SCANDINAVIA
    168 3 7 MILES OF A-PERIL HANGS OVER SCANDINAVIA STOCKHOLM, Wed.Swedish scientists last night warned that a highly radioactive belt seven miles high hung over Scandinavia as a result of receni Russian atomic tests. In Finland, it was re ported that radiation saturation was approaching the danger level. Oslo reports said the
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    Ogmore complains about synthetic
    155 3 Ogmore complains about synthetic I ONDON, Wed —Lord Ogmore. a former Labour Under-Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, last night complained about British production of synthetic rubber when Malaya was growing natural rubber. One of the Commonwealth countries' main problems was instability in commodity prices, he told the House of Lords. They
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    HOTEL BAN, THE DHOTI WINS THE DAY
    235 3 HOTEL BAN, THE DHOTI WINS THE DAY DELHI, Wed. Government has finally solved a problem which cropped up when a Bengali businessman was barred from the luxurious dining room of the Government owned Ashoka Hotel in New Delhi for wearing a dhoti. The dhoti, a voluminous type of loin-cloth swathed
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    Lock icon Radio men stalk the 'murder mile' roofs
    131 3 NICOSIA. Wednesday. BRITISH troops equipped with portable radios moved on rooftops overlooking "murder mile" and other trouble spots within Nicosia's old walled city today in a determined effort to stamp out the recent rash of bombings The rooftop move was accompanied by the
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    Lock icon Aden Governor in London
    53 3 LONDON, Wed. The Governor of Aden, Sir William Luce, arrived by air today for talks with the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, but denied his visit was caused by weekend rioting in Aden. Sir Theodore Pyke, Governor of British Somaliland. was also aboard the plane
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    Lock icon Producer dies
    26 3 ROME. Wed. Hollywood producer Sam Zimbalist died r* a heart attack here yesterday while working on the film "Bn Hur." He was 57.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BIG FIRE AT AIRPORT
    79 3 BRUSSELS Wed. Fire last night swept through the new £5.000.000 Brussels International Airport after an explosion in the basement of the six-storey passenger building. An airport official said sabotage "could not be ruled out altogether." All the city's fire brigades were rushed to the scene. Ten
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    LONDON STOCKS
    336 3 LONDON, Wed.—Fairly active conditions were again apparent on the London Stock Exchange today. The Industrial market continued to claim most attention and selective buying produced some further good Improvements. Sentiment was again helped by the recent Government moves to assist IndustryDespite the satisfactory gold reserve figures for October
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    Polio: Assembly backs Braga's actions
    2998 4 MOTION DEPLORING 'INEPT HANDLING* OF EPIDEMIC LOST WITHOUT A DIVISION Lee demands: Vaccine for everyone SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE Legislative Assembly today rejected a P.A.P. motion deploring "the inept and incompetent manner in which the Minister tor Health and his Ministry have dealt with the current
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    Coming home
    33 5 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— Tuan Haji Abdullah bin Mahmood, president of the Suara Muda Club, will return from America on Nov. 15 after a short tour on a U.S. Information Service scholarship.
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    Lee: Don't let private capital run commercial radio
    621 5 HE IS ASSURED: ADVERTS ON AIR, BUT GOVT. WILL CONTROL THEM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE P.A.P. leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told the Legislative Assembly today that his party would strenuously object to foreign or even local capital being used for propaganda. He
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    How to help jobless war veterans-Mr. Dennis
    184 5 How to help jobless war veteransMr. Dennis SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. W. R. Dennis president of the Singapore Ex Services Association, said today that the needs of unemployed ex-Ser-vicemen were greater than ever before. He said: "Each month about 40 people approach the association for help in finding jobs. "During this
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    TWO-DAY INSPECTION BY QANTAS EXECUTIVE
    35 5 TWO-DAY INSPECTION BY QANTAS EXECUTIVE MR. \V. C. TAYLOR, vicechairman of Qantas Airways, who arrived here from Sydney yesterday to visit the airline's Singapore station. He will be here for two days. Straits Times picture.
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    Call boxes
    28 5 KUCHING. Wed. Police call boxes are to be set up here shortly to put the public within easy reach of the police in cases of emergency.
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    UNION WITHDRAWS STRIKE NOTICE
    135 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T*HE Singapore Ship Cleaning Workers' Union x today agreed to withdraw the strike notice it had served on the Singapore Shipwright Contractors' Association last Thursday. This would pave the way for negotiations to begin on the union's 14 demands involving a general wage rise
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    PROGRAMME for PRINCE'S VISIT BEING PLANNED
    219 5 PROGRAMME for PRINCE'S VISIT BEING PLANNED SINGAPORE, Wednesday A SPECIAL committee is now being formed by the A Government to prepare the programme for Prince Philip's two-day stay here in February. A Government spokesman, disclosing this today, said the committee would have its first meeting early next week. He indicated
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    JAL plans extensions 'down under'
    115 5 JAL plans extensions 'down under' SINGAPORE. Wed.— Japan Air Lines will extend its services to Jakarta and Australia "in the near future." This was announced by the President of the Japan Air Lines, Mr. S. Yanagita, at a Press conference in Singapore today. He also declared that the Airline is
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    Exam entries
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Candidates sitting for the City and Guilds of London Institute examinations next year must send their entries and fees to the Chief Education Officers of their State before Jan. 1.
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      472 5 POLICK BAND concert at YWCA hall. Rallies Quay. 7.30 Kntone Park 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. K^uong ms, v SINGApoR| LIFE guard RAFFLES MUSEUM (Stamford CORPS: Life saving class at Road): Exhibition of photographs Farrer Park pool 5 pm. S K by K F Wongl 9 am c jJJci^^TSKi-a™ SINGAPORE
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    'We can't afford running bickering battle with Federation'
    351 6 'We can't afford running bickering battle with Federa tion SPORE CHIEF MINISTER ON MERGER QUESTION SINGAPORE, Wednesday. IF SINGAPORE claims to be a part of the Malayan nation with the Federation, it must act as one here and now, said the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, in the Legislative
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    AUSTRALIAN ARMY CHIEF HERE FOR 'QUICK LOOK'
    89 6 AUSTRALIAN ARMY CHIEF HERE FOR 'QUICK LOOK' LT.-GEN. A. R. GARRETT. who early this year succeeded Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry Wells as Australian Army Chief of Staff, arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a "quick look" at his troops in the Federation. Making his first trip to MaJaya since assuming his
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    Jungle front
    17 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. No emergency casualties or incidents have been reported In the Federation today.
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    FOUND WITH STOLEN CAR TOOLS: MAN JAILED 12 MONTHS
    246 6 FOUND WITH STOLEN CAR TOOLS: MAN JAILED 12 MONTHS SINGAPORE. Wednesday. DISTRICT court was asked today to take a serious view of the offence of Ismail bin Bakri, 22, who was found guilty of dishonestly retaining stolen car tools, "because of the spate of car thefts." Inspector F. Samuel, prosecuting
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    Man cutting rotten tree hilled when it collapsed
    111 6 Man cutting rotten tree hilled when it collapsed SINGAPORE, Wed.— A man was chopping a withered coconut tree at a Point 35 feet above the ground when the tree suddenly snapped at the base and brought him down with it. Although the tree did not fall on him, he was
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    HOSPITAL BLOCK AS NURSES' HOSTEL
    166 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. —A ward block at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital 1 here is to be converted into a hostel for 200 as- sistant nurses under I training for tuberculosis work. A sum of $62,000 required for the project was included < in a supplementary
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    COLONY'S PEOPLE MUST BE UNIFIED
    157 6 COLONY'S PEOPLE MUST BE UNIFIED SINGAPORE VVOCJ.J The survival of s gapore depends J" ability of cdi, > unify the pc n^ Ho Seng ong. a le'adfi local educationist S here tonight. Speaking at th centre he said aspect about 81n that Slngapnr. group who had gether as a m
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    Lim urges Malayan writers to chronicle throes of democratic nation-building
    813 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, today called on aspiring authors to write books on the lives, aspirations and problems of the Malayan people, and he asked publishers to encourage such authors. He sounded this call during
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    Going home—the 100 Malay teachers
    21 7 Going home— the 100 Malay teachers TEACHERS^ gather outside the Language Institute, with their belongings before the walk-out.— Straits Times picture
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    SWITCH IS FORECAST IN FILM PRIORITY
    108 7 SWITCH IS FORECAST IN FILM PRIORITY I LUMPUR. ft Wed. Federation may soon see n films here betheir counterparts! mapore. the result of a new dopted by 20th Centihns because of the n's "importance in •taining indepenS. Padbidri. manag- r 01 20th Century Bast Ltd), said this omierence last a
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    The Language Institute men walk out of class in pay protest
    394 7 By NELSON RUTHERFURD JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. 'fill-; walk-out by 100 Malay schoolteachers ;M the language Institute here went off us planned Ihis morning, although the acting Minister of Education, Dalo Abdul Razak bin I);ito Hussain, had made last-minute attempts
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    RESIGN' CALL TO PENANG MAYOR
    155 7 PENANG, Wed. An Alliance councillor. Mr. A. Balakrishnan, will move a motion of "no confidence" in the Labour Mayor, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, at Friday's bi-monthly City Council meeting. He will call on the mayor to "resign forthwith." The motion "deplores" the fact that in
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    WOMAN ('I AM 100') IN CAR CRASH
    71 7 WOMAN ('I AM 100') IN CAR CRASH ALOR STAR. Wed.— Zaleha binte Shafie. who was injured in a motor accident last night, claimed she was "over 100 years old." But Zalena did not have her identity card with her and the hospital authorities here could not check her age. Zaleha,
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    HE GOT HIS GIRL TROUBLE, TOO
    212 7 Lover congratulated then fined JOHORE BAHRU. Wednesday. VfOHAMED BIN MAIDIN was a persistent lover. His persistence eventually won over the girl he loved, but it also landed him in trouble. Today. Mohamed was congratulated by the Johore Bahru magistrate. Inche Mohmoud bin Ali. on
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    Businessman fined $150
    48 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Ismail bin Saheb. a businessman from Klang. was fined $150 in the magistrate's court here today for failing to declare dutiable goods to the Customs when travelling by train. The duty amounted to $18 on perfumery and mosquito nets which were confiscated.
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    Officers elected
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. the following have been elected officials of the Khalsa Association: president. Mr. Tharam Singh: vice-presid-ents Mr. Bakshis Singh. Dr. Keshmahinder Singh: general secretary. Mr. J. S. Gill: treasurer. Mr. Sardara Singh.
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    STOCKPILE RICE: A NEW RULING
    175 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Gov.Mnment has released the Singapore General j Rice Importers" Asso- 1 elation from their; undertaking to buy a guaranteed minimum of 2.500 tons of rice a, month from the Gov-i ernment's stockpile. Rice importers will now have to buy one ton
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    Man on suicide bid charge
    39 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Govindasamy. ol Rinl Estate, Scudai. was charged in the Magistrate's Court here today with attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a penknife He was allowed bail of $100.
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    NEW BID TO AVERT OIL STRIKE
    211 7 NEW BID TO AVERT OIL STRIKE SINGAPORE, Wed. i 10 The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, is expected to meet thej managements of three 1 011 companies here and; leaders of their employees' unions tomorrow in another attempt to avert a strike by the firms' 2,700 workers next week.
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    MURDER BID 'VICTIM' IS MISSING COURT TOLD
    101 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The prosecution told a court here today that a man who was allegedly the victim of a mur--1 der bid could not be traced. Mr. John Liddle. D.S.P.. was asking for a postponement of 1 a preliminary inquiry into a 1
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    The Straits Times Spore, Thurs. Nov. 6, 1958. Polio And The Press
    849 8 The Straits Times Spore, Thurs. Nov. 6, 1958. Polio And The Press The Ministry of Health escaped censure in yesterday \s debute in the Assembly on its handling of Singapore's polio epidemic. It was obvious that it would after the House had listened to i Mr. Braga's statement on how
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    MCA Strength
    331 8 The M.C.A.'s plan hi estrict membership to federal citizens has been nonounced "a complete ailure." Alone among the >ranches, Penang has complied with a headquarter irective lo .submit registers s ilitting membership into tizen and non-citizen ategories. The others say t lat the job is too difficult, here
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    Soekarno has every quality of leadership except the ability to lead
    707 8 Soekarno has every quality of leadership except the ability to lead PRESIDENT Soekar- no, I read last week, has decided to nationalise all Dutch concerns in the Republic of Indonesia. President Soekarno. I read a week earlier, Is to carry his campaign for West Irian to the Indonesian islands nearest
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    639 8  - QUEEN OF DRUGS IN DANGER OF LOSING PRESTIGE GENEVA. pENICILLIN has been called "the queen of drugs but can this i description still be upheld in view of the increasing number of severe and fatal reactions reported in medical papers? The World Health Organi. sation asks this in the current
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      210 8 THIS year the Federation Government has been most unfair by suddenly changing the examination syllabus in the English paper of Government Junior 111 Examination. In previous years, pupils were required to do the paper containing eight types of questions in two
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      92 8 I WOULD like to remind f. Mr. Ong Eng Guan that the streets he sweeps have already been cleaned by the road sweepers and he should therefore not waste his, and the staff's time by organising these sweeps, if he must indulge in such activities why
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      88 8 \JAY I appeal to the chairman of the Nanyang University. Mr. Tan Lark Sye not to increase tuition fees, it will hit a? i ?l pupils lik e me. £1 st u tne fee s should not be higher than those in the University of Malaya At
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    115 9 POLITICS PLEDGE BY S.C.B.A. CHIEF SINGAPORE, Wed. > rhc Singapore! Chi- 1 British Association ipport every poliarty that has the. ol Singapore art. pledge was given by Ident, Mr. T.W. Ong ting today. The association ting all out to create In politics and also' i ot Sti aits-born j In
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    38 9 Judge promoted acting Assignee i'OHE. Wed. Mr. I D'Cotta, a criminal I ludge, will start work p w as acting Official succeeds Inche Abdul Uliows. who is oeing :.rred to the Attorneyfflce as Deputy Pn .uvutor and Crown
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    TWO men stage the smallest strike
    71 9 TWO men stage the smallest strike SINGAPORE. Wed.— A strike by TWO men began at a Chinese medicine store in Rochore Road. Singapore, today. The dispute is over the dismissal last week of two of their colleagues who also declared themselves on strike. The Textiles and" General .Merchants Employees' I
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    October tax
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Net collections from income tax in October amounted to $6,105,707, it was officially stated here today.
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    ESTRANGED WIFE: COURT'S ADVICE DID NOT HELP
    99 9 .ORE. Wed.— An est- d wife. G. Sornam. taglstrate today bad reluctantly d a court's advice th and found that her "no good." 7 Ivice Ml given after had rejected her ation lor maintenainst her husc. Marimuthu. a vorkcr. !In her fresh maintenance
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    Singapore drive by Jakarta general
    359 9 MILITARY MAN ARRIVING TO HEAD CONSULATE IN BID TO CLEAN UP REBELS FROM COLONY Vlmvi SINGAPORE, Wednesday. j:\DUi\LSIAiN Government is about to open a full-scale political and economic campaign against Indonesian rebel activities in Singapore. The Jakarta Government has appointed \W\«. Ge*n. Djalikusuiiio. its deputy
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    LIFT DRAMA IN S.I.T. FLAT
    49 9 FIREMEN crowd round (top picture) as Ong Ah Guat. 12. (arrowed), r merges from the lift in which she was trapped for 20 minutes yesterday. ABOVE: Ah Guat is questioned by a fire officer and a police sergeant after the rescue. Straits Times picture.
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    Budget session
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Budget meeting of the Federal Legislative Council will start on Dec. 3 and is expected to continue till Dec 12.
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    CHEW ALLAYS FEARS ABOUT UNIVERSITY
    546 9 Council will see that interests of divisions are the same SINGAPORE, Wed. It was the opinion of both the Singapore and Federation Governments, and of experts who had studied the problem, that the new pattern of development for the University of Malaya was the best
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    Screen test for 'queen'
    67 9 Cathay Organisation will give a screen test in Hong Kong to the 'Airlines Queen", who will be elected at the annual ball of the Malayan Airways Sports Club at Sea View hotel on Nov. 29. The screen test is not for the "Queen of Airlines", who
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    Govt. to saueeze house owners
    220 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. PROPERTIES in Singapore will be assessed two per cent higher next year— 36 per cent of annual values in the city, and 23 per cent in the rural districts to meet the rising cost of education. The Education (Amendment i Bill, passed by
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    The exams are over now for long wait
    93 9 The exams are over now for long wait SINGAPORE. Wed.—Nearly 15.000 primary six children who finished their "new type" English secondary school entrance examination today may have to wait till after Christmas for the results. An Education Ministry official said tonight it was most unlikely that the results would be
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    GIRL'S 12, RESCECUED AFTER 20 MINUTES' ORDEAL
    205 9 GIRL'S 12, RESCECUED AFTER 20 MINUTES' ORDEAL SINGAPORE. Wed. Firemen today rescued a frightened 12--year-old girl trapped in an automatic lift for 20 minutes. Ong Ah Guat who lives on the fifth floor of a block of Singapore Improvement Trust flats In Redhill Close, entered the lift on the ground
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    A UNION PLEADS FOR HOTELS
    181 9 A UNION PLEADS FOR HOTELS 'Don't make us victims of political rows' SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Workers' Union today asked City Councillors here not to make workers the victims of political differences. Mr. V. K. Nair. vice-presi-dent ef the union said: "Whatever they (councillors) do. they must think deeply of
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    Sailor drowned
    43 9 SINGAPORE Wed. A verdict of death by misadventure was returned at an inquest today on Francis Robert McNicoll. 19. a junior deck ofticer of the vessel Benvannock. who was found drowned in the swimming pool at Connell House on Oct. 27.
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    290 10 KIT AL A LUMPIK. Wed. Leading medical experts will meet here on Friday to discuss whether or not to use Sabin vaccine as a precaution against polio. Their conference will b«the third of a series on polio to be held that day. Earlier.
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    1245 11 IOWGIRL WIFE^S CHEESECAKE PHOTOGRAPH SAVED HIM OM FRANCO'S FIRING SQUAD flamboyant i m s t r m i n n r of Harold Dahl, •age soldier of was cramuith romantic pjsodes. He was capIn the bloody Moroccan Moor s of Franco, who
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      492 11 Does YOUR daughter start the day right? YOKE LIN doesn't! t c cc .v ii v«u» t;„ Poor Yoke Lin No wonder the gamo Just a cup of coffee, that s aDYokeLn disappointed with her at nettakes before she goes off to school. And She bcamse that's not enough to
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      229 11 441 lift 4> lt 1% 4*>. tiff 31iiB I CON'T BELIEVE VtXJ TWO KAVE y'^S»^| I ANP *MIS IS i r^rv.-s'-t '^■^■■■i THIS IS MV FRIEND. «IKO~>'j^ A I CJKMCS MV NtW U U y_A '.H~ lSiv^^^/' \^BaV ihv Sain I Hy Lvstii* I'itariwis HH^ Kwwat oo EVERYTHING T"A T
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    RUBBER PRICE GOES TO HIGHEST LEVEL FOR THIS YEAR
    418 12 By Our Market Correspondent RUBBER in Singapore yesterday topped 92 cents, the highest level of the present year following an extra buying boost when the October rubber export figures proved to be 96,574 tons. However, selling pressure brought the price down
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    28 12 SINGAPORE, Nov. 5. RUBBER: 91** cent> per lb. (up half a cent) TIN: $376.62 V 2 P«< picul (up 12>2 cents). Estimated unofficia offering 120 tons.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per P'cul yes•*rday were: Copra: steady; UK Continent November/December 537' t buyers. $38.* sellers Coconut oil: steady; bulk $57 >« sellers, drum $60 i sellers. Pepper: steady; no business was reported done. Muntok white $128, Sarawak 51 27 tup $2), special Sarawak
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    STORE SHIPPING
    82 12 Ships lying alongside taat Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tegelberg 1 2. Benavon 4/5. Benrlnnes 6A. Benreoch 6 7. Autolycus 8/9, Toyo Maru 10/11. Aeneas 13/14. Plorian Ceynowa 15 16. Bonneville 18, Ryusho Maru 19/20. Rengam N. Wall 2. Labuan Hadji N. Wall ft, Van
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    503 12 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "liulusiriais and tins were selectively betu-r with price;, inclined Ito harden. Rubbers were steady. The turnover was small." Singapore and Federation 1 brokers reported the following business done: Praser <fc Neave ordj. SI 57 <OL>. $1.59: Gammon 5 1 .66 >
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    Guthrie results
    58 12 Outoiit* from the estates and ■nine* In the Guthrie GroUD for Ortober and for 1958 to date in brackets B<-e as follows: RuhHer B.l^l nnn lb. '70 783.000 lb.V Tea (black) 155 500 lb (1543.500 lb.V Palm Oil 1.719 tnns. .'12.872 tons): Palm Kernels 4V? tons. (4 SBS
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    STOCK INDICES
    18 12 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 5 Nov. i Industrials: 89.74 89.68 Tins: 8798 87.74 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    RUBBER PRICES
    155 12 November first grade rubber buyers 1.0. b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 91 ■'v cents per lb. up half a cent on Tuesdays closing price. Closing lone: Slightly easier after steady. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: 1 OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 91
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    81 12 MBaBOI INVESTMENT strong torn up sd. provklm on the Stock Exchai Oil Search to close at 15 1. nalpl rose 1 highlights of a ft market. «cth,' Loans 3' Bank of Nsw Con. Zinc. Mount Lyell N. Broken Hill Hill 50 Mount Morgan Peko a* Western Miniiic' Ampol.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    81 12 The Malasan I 1 Association made changes In its r yesterday (aU New York: 32 15/16. O.D S3 33 1/4 credit I bills. Canada: buy.iv 32. O.D. 32 credit bills, 3J I Selling T.T. „r 0.11 t L New York 32 11 i. 142 3/8; French h Belgian
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      607 12 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION Ml Mrmhers of the above Asso- iition in the Colony of Sincapore Hill be cl»-ed for business on M»nd:i\ Illth November 19."> K. for '■■i p.ivali. NOTICE I HIS Ls to notiiy the public that Mr Sak Fook Seng ceased to our agent as
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      128 12 NOTICES HOR SENG CO., Main Road, Tapah This Is to inform the public that Man. Chan Swee Wan and Woo Fook Chong have retired from the partnership trading under the name of Hor Seng Co., and have no lurther authority to transact any business on behalf of the said partnership.
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      781 12 NOTICES NOTICE L'NDER SECTION 113 OF THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 1331. Making I p Of Jalan Haji Salam. I NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 103. Municipal Ordinance, that the plan, specification, estimates, and apportion- ment of expenses of the works of making up Jalan Haji Salam I have
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      861 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens lor appointment, as Technical Cadet in the Public Works Department, Trengganu. Candidates must have completed the prescribed course of training as a Technical Apprentice at the Government Technical College. Kuala Lumpur, and have obtained the Diploma in Civil Engineering of that College
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      479 12 NOTICES BRIDGE CLOSURE NOTICE Bridge No. 5/6 at 3' 2 Mile Jelebu Road. Seremban will be closed to all traffic from 6 a.m. on Tuesday 12tn to 6 \>.m. on Wednesday November 13th 1958 to enable repairs of bridge. j All through traffic will pa.^.s I via Sllcamat Road. CENTRAL
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    THEIR DRESSES A HIT
    1252 14 Malayan girls joined in parade ASIAN students in Australia under the Colombo Plan recently gave Australians one of their most unusual mannequin parades when they showed their national dress in the Radio Australia studios at the Melbourne Royal Show, bikg c st agricultural and industrial event
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    Lock icon W. INDIANS DISMISS SERVICES FOR 170
    337 15 POOKA, Wednesday. T"HE West Indies, opening their cricket tour of 1 India at Khadakwasla about 14 miles from here today, were four for one at close in reply to Combined Services first innings total of 170. Good fielding by the tourists was a cause
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    SCOREBOARD
    116 15 SERVICES Ist Inns Atma Singh b Gllchrlst 3 Sen Gupta l.b.w. Sobers 33 Adlkari c Alexander b Taylor 21 Dani run out 4 Gadkari run out 31 Mohinder Singh not out 29 Bhlde c Alexander b GUchrist 21 Dandekar b Oikhrist 1 Surendranath b Taylor 0 Mudiah run out
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    43 15 SYDNEY. Wed. Peter Thomson, four times winner of the British open golf championship, withdrew today from the Australian team for the Canada Cup matches in Mexico later this month. Kel Nagle will replace him. Australia's other representative is Frank Phillips. Reuter.
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    Lock icon VICTORY FOR DOWNES
    35 15 LONDON. Wed.— Terry Downes. the British middleweight boxing champion, beat Mohamed Taibl. of Morocco, at Seymour Hall here last night, the referee stopping thn 1 10-round fight in the third round.— Reuter.
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      331 15 NOTICES NOTICE I. the undersigned CHEONG LUM BONG of No. 73, Sri Bahari Road, Penang, hereby give notice that my wife MAY LIM of No. 46-A. Prince Charles Crescent. Alexandra Road. Singapore, has left, my protection of her own accord and I have therefore divorced her and have declared the
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    49 16 LONDON. Wed. Chelsea, the English first divisio.i club, reached the second round of the inter-cities Fairs Cup competition when they beat the Danish Club. Frem. 4-1. here last night. This mateh the second leg of their tie gave Chelsea a winning aggregate of 7-2. Reuter
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    97 16 VirELLINGTON, Wed. The New Zealand Cricket Council announced today that they expected their share of receipts on the tour of England this year would I give them a profit of .£4.000 Final figures were not yet I available, it was stated. The Council, holding their I
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    391 16 lOC chief's views quoted in affiliation row He challenges SOSC's sole right to send teams abroad SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TEAM can compete at either the Asian or Olympic (James even if it is not affiliated to its own national Olympic council, Mr. Soh (ihee Soon, president of
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    Laker to retire after one more season
    88 16 Laker to retire after one more season ADELAIDE. Wed. Jim Laker, the Surrey oilspin ncr whose good start in the season has been one uf the features of >!(.(> tour so far, reiterated today that he would retire at the end of the 1 English season. Asked by Reuter. if,
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    95 16 CJINGAPORE. Wed.— Chung »5 Hwa Girls School retained the women's championship in the Chung Hwa Cup basketball league tonight when they beat their closest rivals. Nan Chiau. by 33-22. Chung Hwa took a 30-18 lead at the interval, ana then held a determined challenge by Nan
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    JEEP'S TEN TO FOLLOW
    407 16 3 \MY ten to follow at the E 1»1 Selangor Turf Club November Meeting are: S SURE PROFIT: Deserves 5 winning turn after two splendid efforts at Penang last month when second E with 9.5 to Sayonara over E SJF and second with 9.1 to E
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    371 16 Keen fight likely in election of new president PE NAN G, Wed.— —With the president, Dr. Lee Tiang Keng, away in Japan as the Malayan Ambassador, a keen tussle is expected at the Penang Turf Club's presidential election on Nov. 14 Three lawyers have been mentioned as the most likely
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    NZ AIRMEN SUFFER Ist RUGBY DEFEAT
    136 16 NZ AIRMEN SUFFER Ist RUGBY DEFEAT SINGAPORE, Wed.— No. 75 Squadron RNZAF suffered their first defeat of the rugby season when they were beaten by 13 points (two goals and try) to three (try) by South Johore at Tengah today. The Kiwis missed the services of six regulars Caldwell, Kaa.
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    21 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Today's S.H.A. Div. One match between Singapore Recreation Club and Police was postponed because of the rain.
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    50 16 HARVEY, the Newcastle goalkeeper (right), gets well behind this high shot as Arsenal centre-forward Herd (left) and Newcastle centre-half Stokoe try to get their ""■■••ls to tip ball during last Saturday's first division match which Arsenal won 3- 2 at Highbury. Reuter photo.
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    340 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. T*HE MALAYAN Chinese Football Association tour team and officials returned here today by C.P.A. with a deficit of $11,000 and excuses for their humiliating defeats. At the same time, the manager of the team Mr H. M Lee, was full
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