The Straits Times, 10 November 1958

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1958 15 CENTS
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    $100 MIL. BRUNEI LOAN
    274 1 TENGKU S PLEA AT MOSQUE OPENING BEARS FRUIT Two Federation Ministers to fly to negotiate the details favourable terms for Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. I \EI will lend the Federation $100 million, as requested by the Prime Minister, (i^kii Abdu! Rahman, during his visit in .ntember.
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    Commerce Minister is ill in Hong Kong
    93 1 Xi AL.\ LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Minis- Commerce and InMr Tan Siew Sin, lor Seattle last v to attend a Plan conference, in Hong Kong and is been ordered to rest The Prime Minister, Abdul Rahman, ed Kb Tan to stay there until
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    KONG HIN S GREAT MOMENT
    60 1 THE RAJA PERMAISURI ACONC smiles as she receives a basket of flowers from a solemn Miss Chia Kong Hin, aged 4, during a visit to the Children's Home in Jalan Larkin. Johore Bahru, yesterday It was a great moment for Kong Hin, who is one
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    TWO DROWN AS CAR PLUNGES INTO DITCH
    257 1 TWO DROWN AS CAR PLUNGES INTO DITCH TELUK ANSON, Sun. -Saudah binte Hassan, a 28-year-old mother of four, died last evening a few j minutes after accepting I a lift in a car. With her died the driver of the car, A. Perumal aged 50. They were both drowned when
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    Paramount Ruler's Johore visit marred by rain
    538 1 Paramount Ruler's Johore visit marred by rain JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. CiREQUENT rain this afternoon marred the cele- brations held here during the State visit of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his consort. Last night and tonight the State capital was a wet fairyland as myriad coloured lights glowed along the
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    'Lights of Deepavali'
    78 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has issued a Deepavali message to Malayan Indians celebrating the festival sayine that the occasion has become "an intrinsic part of the Malayan way of life" like the Hari Raya and the Chinese New Year festivities. The Tengku
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    Polio: Only 2 definite cases in day
    180 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. The weekend decline in the number of poliomyelitis cases reported in Singapore continued and only two definite cases were admitted to the Middleton Hospital between 5 p.m. yesterday and 6 p.m. today. Only three cases have been diagnosed since Friday evening
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    Lock icon Anniversary
    12 1 PNOM PENH, Sun.—Cambodia today celebrated the fifth anniversary of its independence.—Reuter.
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    BOMB KILLS 2 AIRMEN
    174 1 Hidden in sofa at Nicosia Naafi NICOSIA. Sun.— Two British airmen were killed last night when a bomb exploded in a Naafi canteen in Nicosia airport. Seven were injured, two seriously. The explosion was caused by a bomb hidden in a settee in the Naafi canteen
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    Lim still trying for oil peace
    683 1 THE BIG RUSH CONTINUES SINGAPORE, Sunday. AS the threatened oil strike here loomed nearer today the Chief Minister, Mr Lim Yew Hock, said: "I will keep on trying to maintain industrial peace. I will strive to the last minute to avert a strike." The
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    'Tanks only' clamp by Federation
    74 1 'Tanks only clamp by Federation KUALA 1.1 Ml'l K. Sun.— Tbe Federation Government today banned tbe export of petrol to Singapore because of tbe threatened strike. A Government statement said that this was done as a precaution to minimise an> undue temporary pressure on supplies in Johore The ban does
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    Soldier dies in copter crash
    180 1 Soldier dies in copter crash KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —A British corporal was killed when a helicopter flying on a mercy mission over the thick jungle-clad hills of Pahang crashed 10 miles north of Fort Telanok yesterday evenIng. The helicopter, commanded by Master Pilot Clarke, was sent to Fort TelanDk about
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 NO FORCE. SAYS SOEKARNO \k\kt.\. San— Pi Soeksrao > 1 i <i Indonesia Xi DuU: w Guinea News 111 v iriu. Ceram lala
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      16 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 THE STRAITS TIMES WISHES ITS HIHDU READERS A HAPPY DEEPAVAU
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    PLEA TO CITY COUNCIL
    319 2 Ratepayers: Electricity discrimination threat to industry Duty to treat all classes of consumers on equal terms, says letter SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Ratepayers Association today warned the City Council that its decision to impose "discriminatory" rates for electricity on hotels, cinemas and amusement parks >yould cause
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    Court gives boy one more chance
    123 2 Court gives boy one more chance IPOH. Sun.— A student of x the Anglo Chinese School here, Yuhdi bin Ahmad. 18, stole eight maps ol Malaya while in the Perak Library, the Ipoh magistrate was told yesterday. Insp. A. Buluretnam. protecuting, said that Yuhdi was seen taking the eight maps
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    31 COMPLETE ONE-WEEK CO-OPERATIVE STUDY
    131 2 I>ETALING JAVA. Sun. 1 Thirty-one Malay leaders, including State and Municipal Councillors lrom ail over the Federation, have completed a one-week cooperative course at the Cooperative College in Petaling Jaya. The course, which began on Monday, wa.s opened by thr Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abcul
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    Rotary delegate
    32 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Mr. R. Murugason will leave for New Delhi on Nov. 18 to attend the Rotary Asian Regional Conference as the delegate of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club.
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    KING AT JOHORE BAHRU HOSPITAL
    32 2 THE YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG with the Johore State Surgeon. Mr. Yeoh Bok Choon. (luring an inspection tour of the Johore Bahru General Hospital yesterday. Straits Times picture
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    Close' query to 13 schools
    44 2 TANJONG MALIM. Sun The Registrar of Schools Perak. ha s asked 13 Tamil schools to show cause why j they should not be struck off i the register. Eleven are Tamil schools en i estates subject to frasmen- tation.
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    Minister's tour
    23 2 KUANTAN. Sun.— The Minister of Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. will begin a three-day tour of east Pahane on Wednesday.
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    American scene THE GREAT TREK WEST IS IN FULL SWING AGAIN
    906 2 American scene THE GREAT TREK WEST IS IN FULL SWING AGAIN From DONALD LUDLOW ALTHOUGH the last covered wagon has lon^ since rumbled into history, the great trek to the West is in full swing again. It has. in fact, been going on for some time— by train, by airplane,
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      30 2 THE GAMBOLS 'ppm* HAVE NEVEBsEEnT) JfVErS, IT IS a\ AAIVTUIMS rZ*-"^ UTTLE SIU.V) \9O B U I r-i^SS? (^OJLV A VOMAN \UOULOI[4r»..IT WAS DESIGHCD) V a TOW6ACITj W«**W. PEAK J
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    Lock icon Cyprus: Toughest measures yet
    438 3 MORE MURDERS** NOW FOOT ANSWERS EOKA'S BULLET *IN~THE~BACK ASSASSINS Gunmen kill Cypriot policeman BRITISH CIVILIANS GETTING GUNS: CURFEW FOR ALL CYPRIOTS UNDER 26 NICOSIA, Sunday. HUGH FOOT, the Governor of Cyprus, today answered Eoka's own particular brand of bullet-in-the-back terrorism by OFFERING to arm and train
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    Lock icon Sergeant (78 wounds) vows to go bach and hunt his attackers
    124 3 Sergeant (78 wounds) vows to go bach and hunt his attackers NEWCASTLE. Sun. Sergeant Michael Lynch of the Cyprus Police, who received 78 gunshot wounds in an ambush a month ago, was today reported determined to return to Cyprus to hunt his attackers. Sgt. Lynch, aged 26. is in hospital
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    'Nanny' back with royal children
    67 3 MRS. FLORENCE HAZELDINE, 60-year.old English woman who was "nanny" to the three children of Princess Badia of Iraq (aunt of the late King Feisal) at the time of the July revolution, has re. joined the children after her escape from Bagdad. This picture, taken recent,
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    Lock icon Cuban rebels raid bank, take $151,000
    175 3 MANAGER SEIZED AS HOSTAGE HAVANA. Sunday. REBELS held up a Royal Bank of Canada branch at Sasua La Grande, on the north coast of Cuba, yesterday and escaped with $151,000. The rebels took the bank 1 manager. Carlos Gomez, as a hostage, but later
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    Lock icon Indus talks
    36 3 KARACHI, Sun.— Talks between India and Pakistan on the Indus Basin canal waters dispute are to be held in Washington during the first week in December under the auspices of the World Bank. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'CHINESE CRISP' DIES AT 92
    120 3 'CHINESE CRISP' DIES AT 92 LONDON. Sun— Mr Birch Crisp, who once handled loans worth millions on the London stock exchange and was called the world's 'seventh power." died in a hospital here yesterday aged 92. it was announced last ninht. In the City ol London they called him "Chinese
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    GEN. FRANCO RECEIVES MADAME PANDIT
    26 3 GEN. FRANCO RECEIVES MADAME PANDIT MRS. VIJAYA LAKSHMI PANDIT, sister of Mr. Nehru, India's new ambassador to Spain, presents her credentials to General Franco. Popper picture.
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    Lock icon 'MY FAIR LADY' PROFITS
    54 3 NEW YORK Sun. Profits on the American and British productions of "My Fair Lady" have now passed the £1.700,000 mark, it was announced yesterday. Of this total £428.000 has gone to the Columbia Broadcasting System which receives 40 per cent of the profits on its initial
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    Lock icon LET'S EXPLORE SPACE TOGETHER -RUSSIA
    210 3 LET'S EXPLORE SPACE TOGETHER -RUSSIA NEW YORK, Sun.--11 The Soviet Union, in a resolution made public yesterday, has proposed that the United Nations establish an international space agency, endorse g ban on the use of outer space for military irposes and support "elimination of foreign bases." The resolution, to be
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    Lock icon Plane down in Atlantic
    44 3 LISBON. Sun. A Portuguese flying-boat with 36 people aboard. including some Britons radioed today that it had made a forced landing in the Atlantic 180 miles from the Portuguese west coast. Two planes left here to search for it.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon More drunks
    29 3 LONDON, Sun.— Convictions for drunkenness tor all ages in Britain increased from 20 000 in 1946 to 67.000 in 1957— a rise of 235 per cent. —Reuter.
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    Son too small —forgot age
    46 4 Son too small forgot age SEGAMAT, Sun.— Sin Kcan Cheong, 47, was fined $20 for fulling to register and obtain an identity card for his 16--year-old son. Sin told the court that the child was so small in stature that he completely forgot about his age.
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    New member
    38 4 MUAR, Sun.— Mr. N. K Pillay, chief public health inspector, Jon on North, has been appointed to the board of governors of the High School, Sultan Abu Bakar Secondary School, and St Andrew's Aided School Muar
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    ONG PLAN TO REFORM THE CITY COUNCIL
    503 4 Mayor wants 5 to 10 gull-time councillors, Speaker SINGAPORE, Sun. 0 —The Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Guan, today outlined his plan for a cabinet system of local government to solve the present "crisis" in the City Council. In a statement criticising the "weaknesses"
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    Missing girt wanted a holiday
    104 4 Missing girt wanted a holiday IPOH, Sun.— A 14-year-old girl who disappeared from her home near here for four days was found by her father in Teluk Anson, tbe Ipoh police were informed today. Tbe girl's father. Lam Ah See, 56, a building contractor of Kampong Simee, reported to the
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    Peer visits Penang
    38 4 PENANG. Sun.— The Earl of Ranfurly. a director of Borneo Co Ltd.. London arrived in Penang from Sin eapore yesterday for a brief visit. Lord and Lady Ranturly will leave for Ipoh on Tues day
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    U.S. STUDY OFFERS FOR ONE YEAR
    174 4 SINGAPORE Sunday. THE American Field Service, a private philanthropic institution, is offering a number of scholarships to students from Singapore ana o^her countries with the aim of strengthening international understand. The scholarships, available to students in secondary schools, are for the senior year of
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    13 in a car
    22 4 SEGAMAT. Sun— Caught with 13 passengers in his I car, Tan Lian Loo, 21 was fined $35 here.
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    Protests over 'The Camp On Blood Island' film
    283 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. COME servicemen and the Japanese community here have protested against the screening of the film "The Camp On Blood Island" at a locai cinema The servicemen complained that the film "humiliated" them. The Japanese ConsulateGeneral tonight suggested that the film
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    Tapper fined
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Arumugan. a toddy tapper, was fined $4 in the magistrate's court today for being in possession of a bottle of toddy, not being a person exempted under the Excise Enactment.
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    Taiping funeral
    32 4 TAIPING. Sun. A large gathenns. including the OSPC. Inche Yahaya bin Jamaluddin, attended the funeral here on Friday ot Mr Lim Ah Chin. 34, financial clerk, police circle headquarters Taipins
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    UNION LEADERS STOP STRIKE BY 200 ESTATE MEN
    96 4 UNION LEADERS STOP STRIKE BY 200 ESTATE MEN BUTTERWORTH. Sun. iwo hundred labour, ers on Bertam estate, Kepala Batas, called off their "lightning strike" tnis morning after offl. cials of the National Union of Plantation Workers had spoken to them yesterday. The workers had stopped work yesterday follow inn a
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    PAT IS MOBIL QUEEN'
    65 4 PAT IS MOBIL QUEEN' STANVAC workers, who arc among employees of uil companies in Singapore who might go on strike on Tuesday, took time off on Saturday night to elect their Mohil Queen 1958"— lovely 18-year-old Miss Patricia Yong (above). Runner-up was Miss Julia Habib and third Miss Susie Tan.
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      311 4 SINGAPORE CAGE BIRD SO-! V.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): KaCIETV: Coze Biid Exhibition at to»»B Clubs Open House 1 at 29 Happy World Stadium, 5 p.m.— 1 1 Speaker: Miss Jean 11 v m waller, 4. J0 p.m. w RAFFLES MUSEUM (Stamford UNIVERSITY OF MXI..WA Road): An exhibition of photo*RT MUSLIM (Cluny
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    Chinese are better off than ever, MCA chief
    272 5 IPOH, Sunday. 'pHE secretary-general of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Too Joon Hing. yesterday rged the People's Progressive Party with taking "false and unjust accusations." I Mr. Too, who was addressing an Alliance rally here said: 'The P.P.P. charge that the M.C.A.
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    Don't sack headmaster yet' appeal
    112 5 \PORE, Sun. The 3 agapore Chinese Schools g Union today decidurge the Education to persuade the Mm School management ittee not to dismiss its 1 in the middle vi Yin. principal, Mr. Tan .n. has received notice the school by Friday weeks before the is
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    KEEP THE GOVERNOR' APPEAL
    53 5 KLTON. Sun. The ton Overseas Chinese Association has campaign for signpeeking an extension tenure of office of the r. Sir Roland TurnI] whose term expires next Keep the Governor" was launched in July ir by the Jesselton Clutmber of Comuid since then has rethe support of
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    Dinner at 8
    30 5 APORE. Sun. The ore trade mission to Australia and New Zealand. ccntly returned from will hold a dinner at pitol Restaurant (Blue i n Wednesday at 8
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    Driver fined
    23 5 ■JOIJORE BAHRU. Sun. Yi'w Seng, a lorry driver, 1 S9O in the MagisCoart today for exthe speed limit of 30 hour.
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    Co-op bar: Union will appeal to Minister
    160 5 j\.UAL.tt LjUivirurt. ounaay. THE Federation's Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. is to be asked to intervene in the case of certain co-operative societies which bar temporary Government officers from becoming This was decided at the end of the two-day annual
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    Rotary talk
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Col. R.J.A. Hornby. Director of Public Relations GHQ. Farelf. will give a talk on "The Army's Public Relations'on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Rotary Club's luncheon meeting at the Cathay Hotel.
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    QUEST FOR AUTHORS
    261 5 Nair: 'We need literature with a Malayan background 9 Gout, plans incentives, to include cash prizes CINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Government is looking into ways of encouraging aspiring local writers. Announcing this yesterday, the Assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary. Mr. M. P. D. Nair. said that
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    Teachers urge complete change
    208 5 Teachers urge complete change SINGAPORE, Sun. The 3,000-member Singapore Teachers' Union today called for revision of the "entire education set-up." It made this call in comment on a statement by Mr. E.W. Jesudason. chairman of the organising committee of the proposed teachers' national congress, last week. Mr. Jesudason was reported
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    Bus firm lined
    26 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Alec Bus Company was fined $200 in t le Magistrate's Court today for using two buses which had inefficient handbrakes.
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    Jungle rescue drama pilot off to Britain
    103 5 Jungle rescue drama pilot off to Britain II'OII. Sun. —An Army pilot. Capt. J. M. W. Love, who spotted the wreckage of the Auster aircraft in which s«t. Ken Mr t'ni m HI crashed near Ipoh. left by air today for Britain. c.i lit. Love was with the 1902 Flight
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    Slashed as he ran to woman's aid
    211 5 Slashed as he ran to woman 's aid SINGAPORE, Sunday. A MAN with a knife entered a Chinese temple at the 7J mile Upper Changi Road here this morning and slashed a towkay The towkay, Mr. Khoc Chin Hin, 35. had hurried into the temple from his home nearby after
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    NEW HEAD MAY COME FROM SINGAPORE
    89 5 NEW HEAD MAY COME FROM SINGAPORE DENANG. Sun. A Singapore man may be appointed headmaster of the Penang Han Chiang High School. "Negotiations for his appointment are taking place," Mr. Lim Lean Teng, chairman of the school committee, told the Straits Times. He declined to disclose the name of the
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    The Hindus will celebrate
    48 5 The Hindus will celebrate SINGAPORE. Sun.— Hindus will celebrate Deepavali tomorrow and Tuesday to mark the conquest of evil by virtue. Dressed in their finery they will call upon their relatives and friends. At night their houses will be festooned with lights for Deepavali. the festival of light.
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    Secret society man jailed
    65 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Low Ah Tong. a painter, was sentenced in the Magistrate's Court today to four months' jail and fined $100 for being a member of a .secret society and for being in possession of an offensive weapon. He had tattoos of an angel, a
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    Smuggler fined
    40 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Pte. Maon bin Mohamed Noor. of the RASC. was fined $400 in the Magistrate's Court today for evasion of Customs duty on a gold wrist watch chain worth $150 on which the duty was $37.50.
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    Transferred
    23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Inspector T. Rajah, Assistant OCPD, Kulai. has been transferred to the Police Field Force, Dusun Tua, Selangor, for training.
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    CEYLONESE PARTY TO CONTEST POLL
    132 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. THE newly-formed Malayan Ceylonese Congress will contest the general elections next year, Mr. M. W. Navaratnam. the president, said today. Mr. Navaratnam was speaking at a meeting here to form the Selangor branch of the congress. He appealed to the Ceylonese in
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    New Moon day celebrations
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. New Moon day celebrations under the sponsorship of Mr. Robert J. Nanayakkara will be held at the Sri Lankaramaya Temple. St. Michaels Road, tomorrow beginning 6.30 p.m. The programme will include a puja. a sermon, and the screening of the film "Blood Alley."
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    Hawker robbed
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two men armed with daggers robbed a hawker. Goh chv.co Teck. 30. of $17 and a $15 wrist watch at Canal Road at 5 a.m. today, while he wao on his way to the market.
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    PERAK DANCE CHAMPIONS
    58 5 IPOH, Sun. A schoolteacher. Mr. Jimmy Yeons. and his partner. Miss Helen Hiew. won the Perak novices ballroom dancing championship, organised by the Perak Dance Association, last night. The runners- up were Mr. Chan Kay Chone and ICm Helen Hens. Mrs. Tan Chens Phor. wife of a
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    CONGRATULATIONS
    54 6 :il Words flO (Minimum) TO SIR HAROLD GilleU. M.C.. XC A., Chairman of Whiteaway, Laldlaw Co. Ltd., on his election as Lord Mayor of the City ol London. Photographs of the Lord Mayor's Show being held today will shortly be on display at Whiteaways. Singapore and later bi the
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    50 6 jii |M Minimum) MADAM TEO HYE NEO paaMd l>eacefully at 80. Still Ro.ui 0.11.1958 age 77 leaving behind ■on Chua Yam Seong, daughter Madam Chua Teni; Neo. daughter-n»-law and 5 6' ndchildren to mourn her los>s Cortege leaving for cremation Buucllilsi Cemetery Upper Aljunled Road at 2.30 p.m. :uciay.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    61 6 ;u Words SlO (Minimum). 1 UK FAMILY OF the late Mr. ti.ui Sang J.P.. thank the various associations, relatives and friends lor their assistance etc. in their lecent bereavement. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Lim Eng Wee thank all relatives and friends tor iheir nigh*, visits, assistance, condolences,
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    The Straits Times Spore. Mon. Nov. 10, 1958. More Aid For Asia
    650 6 The Straits Times Spore. Mon. Nov. 10, 1958. More Aid For Asia Too many mouths is still the key problem of the Colombo planners. But ;is the plan moves into its ninth year industrial development is receiving increasing attention, and the technical co-opera-tion schemes of the Colombo Plan represent probably
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    The Middle Road Spirit
    542 6 The Middle Road Spirit There seems little chance huw of averting the strike '>' oil company workers in Singapore, due to begin at midnight on Tuesday. For one thing there is no sign that union leaders want to fvoid a strike. The unions I made the outlook as unpromising as
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    1169 6 Financing India's experiment in Five- Year Plans -by A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT NEW DELHI. AS a result oi tho financial conferences In New Delhi it is now almost taken for granted here that the West will provide the large amounts of foreign currency needed to complete India's second Five-Year Plan. Indians
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    32 7 MARGARET IS THE BIRD OF PARADISE Mi*"- Margaret Lt»w nil" v .in chosen Mi>«. Bird 01 Paradise al th« Arts Ball on Satardaj night in »re. Straits Times t .1 1 1-
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    Fishing boats seized, 12 held
    323 7 Letter to MCA tells of raid by armed Indonesian patrol vessels In the Malacca Straits NOW GOVT. ASKED TO HELP IN GETTING THE MEN RELEASED KLANG, Sunday. £IX FISHING boats and gear worth $30,000 have been reported seized by the Indonesian authorities in the Malacca
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    154 7 A WATER CARRIER FIGHTS FOR LIFE AGAINST A CROCODILE AND WINS 1 SSI i lON. Sun.— M« hi" Ihi .tm. 31, nuin.mcd to free himself from ;i crocodile at Tenon alter receiving a large (round <vi the I<!1 leu. three wounds on t h<- knee .md two long deep sashes
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    STORE IGNORES RAIN, JOINS MALAYA IN TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD
    563 7 STORE IGNORES RAIN, JOINS MALAYA IN TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD SINGAPORE. Sun. The people of Singapore today paid tribute to the dead of two world wars, although the Cenotaph ceremony was cancelled because of a heavy downpour early in the morning. Radio Malaya announced the cancellation of the Cenotaph ceremony
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    BIG SCRAMBLE GOES ON
    312 7 Motorists cross Causeway for petrol SINGAPORE. Sun. Motorists from here went to Johore Bahru today for petrol as the threatened oil strike loomed nearer. Most petrol kiosks in Singapore had sold out before evening. Stocks at Johore Bahrus half a dozen kiosks ran low this afternoon
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    LADY GOODE'S REMEMBRANCE CROSS
    37 7 LADY GOODE plants a tiny cross at the Garden of Re. membrance in the grounds of St. Andrew's Cathedral. Behind her is the Governor, Sir William Goode, and the Commissioner-General, Sir Robert Scott.
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    Clerk, 20, stabbed by gang
    84 7 Clerk, 20, stabbed by gang KUALA LI'MPLK. Sun. About 200 people at tluChin Woo swimming pool here saw a gang brandishing daggers stab a 20-year-old clerk at thr Green View Restaurant this evening. The victim of the assault. A. Parisathu, a clerk in the Forestry Department, received eight stab wounds
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    Sydney post for Qantas chief
    64 7 SINGAPORE, Sun— Mr. A. F. Foster, South-East Asia Area Manager of Qantas Empire Airways, is leaving Singapore next week to take up the post of Line Manager (Far East> for Qantas in Sydney. He has been in Singapore for three years. Mr. Foster will be
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    50 for civics course
    41 7 50 for civics course KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. —Fifty members of the Women's Institute in Trengganu will attend a three-day civics course at he Government Club here beginning Tuesday. The Mentri flesar. Dato Haji Kamamddin bin Haji Idris. will open the course.
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    Dragon boat race plac criticised
    346 7 Dragon boat race plac criticised SINGAPORE, Sun. A proposal for holding an annual dragon boat race between the two Malayan universities has met with strong criticism from certain quarters in the University of Malaya. The proposal made by a banker. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, envisaged the race being held during
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    SUB-STATION SCHEME 'ANGERS THE GODS'
    204 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. AN eight-man delegation from a Chinese kampong in the west coast of Singapore will meet the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, on Saturday and ask him to help them avoid the fury of the gods. The management commit- tee of the Ang
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      459 8  -  HALL ROMNEY -by LIFE 99 YEARS. By Nathan Leopold (Collancz, 21s). A T the end of 1944, having J\ kept clear of the disease for more than twenty years in Malaya, I was in the throes of my first bout of malaria in a p.o.w.
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      THE STARS AND YOU
      240 8 WHAT THE STARS FORETELL by P. I. H. Naylor (Regency Press. London. 7s. 6d) SINCE time immemorial man has sought ways of assuring himself about the future through divination and the stars. For those who believe the destinies of men are linked with the stars. P.I.H.
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      564 8  - Defence for the East and West BASIL COLLIER By THE GREAT ARMS RACE. By Hanson W. Baldwin, (Atlantic Books. 155.) SOVIET STRATECY IN THE NUCLEAR ACE. By Raymond L. Carrhoff. (Atlantic Books. 255.) rpHESE two books are 1 by American commentators of the first order. Mr. Baldwin is military editor
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    Lock icon Passion Island in the Pacific-A death trap STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    1452 9 Passion Island in the Pacif icA death trap STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE THREE BRAVE WOMEN AND SEVEN CHILDREN WERE LAST INHABITANTS WHO VENTURED THERE 1 :>.):), Hernando ortez, the Spanish nturcr who con■ed Mexico, veninto the unwn Pacific and discovered Lower iornia. Driven off t> by a wild hure on
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      789 10 By Our Market Correspondent TT was a much better week on the Malayan Share Market with the best turnover for some time, fresh investment buying and hardened prices. This was the result of the announcement by the International Tin Council that it was maintaining permissible
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      Year's highest for tin
      427 10 TIN achieved its highest price in Singapore on Saturday morning since June 1957, when it rose by $3i to $383.50 per picul and continued the sharp rise sparked off by the tin council's decision not to further restrict exports in the fifth control period in the
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      BUSINESS ON SATURDAY
      210 10 The Malayan Sharr Brokers' Association reported on Saturday: "Industrials and rubbers were steady and tins a shade better. The turnover w;us small Singapore brokers reported the following businesti: Fed Dispensary $1.07: Fi-iser <S; Neave orda 51. 59 and $1.60: Gammon $1.70 and $I.H8: W Hnmmer $1.57 Henry-
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      761 10 Saturday's quotations were: imm RMH KTH HUH »»-i brie»» Prer. lJtt BU Oim* 220 tM l lc* H (ouyiTM BB; P'trol 4» 51 .cd PW IB 6 IT 6 Ord* 27 n 2tt tf Fed. Uispeiisan ..1.06 1 0*» Kraser 4: 413 4.2!> Ord.-. 1..,, i.ao Gammon
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      388 10 NOTICES j NOTICE JrdiTJiii.ii of MaUya »::Mhhi.imio/--1%% Loan 1961/1971. 1 Notice is liereby given that the j Registers of the above mentioned Loan will be closed from the 15th to 30th. November. 1958. both days lnclushe. for preparation of Interest Warrants. C. E. GASCOIGNE. REGISTRAR, PUBLIC DEBT OFFICE. FEDERATION OF
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    Lock icon Clear lead for Arsenal as Preston fall to the Wolves
    581 12 Plymouth pull away in Div 3 LONDON, Sunday. estimated 10,000 Londoners were unable to gain admission to the all-London soccer clash between West Ham United and Arsenal here yesterday for the first League match between the two teams for 26
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    997 12 ATEST positions in EngLt lish and Scottish league football: P W D L P APts .rscnal g93||4 26 21 Br m *****4 It 20 -reston 17 5 30 24 20 uton 16 6 7 3 28 20 19 io ton 6 7 5 4 28 21 19
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    Lock icon WALES MOLD ENGLAND IN AMATEUR GAME
    76 12 SHREWSBURY. Sun.— England and Wales played a goalless draw in their amateur international soccer match here yesterday. England's much-boosted team gave a disappointing display. The forward line lacked cohesion and the only player to emerge with credit was W. Bradley. Manchester United's outside right
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    Lock icon Sceptre's fate to be decided soon
    242 12 ONDON. Sun. Sceptre. \j Britain's thoroughlybeaten £70.000 challenger for the America's Cup. may be scrapped as "a total loss. it was reported today. The Sunday Dispatch said Sceptre, a "white elephant, of the high seas.' will have her fate decided this week at a
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    Lock icon Wilson keeps his title
    51 12 TORQUAY, Sun. Bobby Wilson, the British Davis Cup player, retained his men's singles title in the indoor international lawn tennis tournament here yesterday, beatIng Alan Mills. Lancashire county player 6-4. 6-4 in the final. Angela Mortimer beat Ann Haydon 6-1. 6-0 in the women's singles final.—
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    403 12 Gloucestershire show improved form LONDON. Sun—Gloucestershire and their neighbours. Somerset, will meet in a replay, as a result of yesterday's matches, to decide the leadership of the southwestern group of the Enelisli Rugby Union championshin Showine improved form. Gloucestershire beat Cornwall by elsht points to six
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    'Ballymoss can win'
    69 12 Ballymoss can win' TONDON. Sun. Jockey a Arthur iScobiei Breasley, who will ride favourite Ballvnioss in the USSIOO.OOO Washington DC. International on Tuesday, was confident o: the Irish colt's prospects. At his home in Putney. Breasley described Ballymosss chances as "very uood "Of course. I do not know the form
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    Lock icon Tourists lose
    22 12 PETERBOROUGH, Sun. The South African soccer tourists were beaten 7-4 by Peterborough United, the Midland League club, here yesterday Reuter.
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    121 13 'Forgotten' Carroll hits bright century SYDNEY. Sun.— Sid Carroll, the "forgotten man" ol Australian cricket, played a grand forceful Innings of 117 for New South Wales against Western Australia In the Sheffield Shield match here yesterday. Carroll, who got his runs In 200 minutes, scored twice as fast as test
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    PETER SHOWS SKILL TO SCORE DOUBLE
    234 13  -  EPSOM JEEP SYDNEY JOCKEY MAKES HIS PRESENCE FELT By Kuala Lumpur, Sun. pETER KING, the young Sydney jockey who arrived in this country only 18 days ago, made his presence felt with a art double here yesterday. After winning on Chanticleer in the 3.0
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    WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
    548 13 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday are: CI.4DW. 1-7 F. Gay Hunter 9.00 On Scrrrn 8.13 Hit Parade 8.10 Singora 8.07 Pack of Gold 8.04 Corporal Nim 8.04 Pleasure Park 8.03 Swanhaven 8.03 Loyalty II 8.02 Fireworship 8.00 Cool Springs 7.13 New Venture
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    Singapore Malays team
    82 13 Singapore Malays team SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Malays, the southern zone champions, will meet Pahang Malays, the eastern zone champions, in a semi-final of the Malayan Malays hockey competition at Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 15. The other semi-final will be between Selangor and Perak. The final will be played on Nov.
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    Lock icon More money for MCC
    69 13 \fELBOURNE. Sun. The M.C.C.'s share of receipts I for the first three matches I they have played in Australia is nearly $11,000 more than for the corresponding fixtures on the 1954-55 tour. From the matches against Western Australia and a Combined XI in Perth and against
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    42 13 TOKYO. Sun. The iinal of the men's singles in the I All-Japan lawn tennis chami pionships at Osaka today was delayed due to bad weather. The final will bo between Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo. both of the United States.— Reuter.
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    Twelve teams in Govt soccer
    341 14 Twelve teams in Govt soccer I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Twelve teams, including several Federal departments, will compete in the first soccer championship organised by the Government Services Sports Council. The teams have been divided into three zones North, South and Central. The zone champions will be decided on a one round
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    Fed schools to meet Singapore
    86 14 Fed schools to meet Singapore KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Federation Combined Schools will meet Singapore Combined Schools in an "international" hockey match here during the December school holidays if the polio epidemic situation in the Colony improves. This was told to the Straits Times today by Mr. Toh Boon Huah. secretary
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    NS Blues get 27-3 beating
    35 14 SEREMBAN. Sun Selangor United beat Negri Sembilan All Blues by 27 points (three goals and four tries i to three (a tryi in a triendly rugger match here this evening
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    PENANG BAG 5 MORE
    650 14  -  SAUL JOSHUA Another humiliating blow to Singapore soccer HANSEN CAPS FINE PERFORMANCE BY SCORING TWO SPLENDID GOALS By Singapore, Sun. ALL SINGAPORE today failed to regain even sonic of the prestige lost when Singapore were humbled 7-3 by Penang yesterday, being beaten 5-2 by the Malaya
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    Changed' Singapore side gain a 4-1 victory
    205 14 SEREMBAN, Sunday. SINGAPORE, with four changes from The team which lost 2-0 to Negri Sembilan yesterday, today beat Perak 4-1 in the hockey quadrangular tournament here. Austin replaced Baldiraj Singh at left back. Abdullah Hamid kept goal in place of Clements, Thambyrajah took
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    Amateur boxers stage a walkout
    205 14 Amateur boxers stage a walkout SINGAPORE. Sun. Two amateur boxers staged a "walkout" during a friendly inter-boys' riub match at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre here last night. Katong Boys Club were leading by four bouts to nothing against Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club when the last two 5.H.8.8.C. boys
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    Johore lead 1-0 in Cup tennis final
    115 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Pun. Only one of the three matches was completed because of failing !ight and rain in the final of the Federation inter-state combined schools tennis cnampionsmp for the Leong Hoe Yeng Cup here today between Johore and Negri Sembilan. The final
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    Ulu Langat rally beats Klang
    74 14 KLANG. Sun.— A fine late rally enable Ulu Lant;at to beat Klane 3-2 in the final of the inter-district soccer competition here today. Klang led 1-0 at half time with a goal by Tow Cheong in the 18th minute, and looked the winners when they
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    Washed out
    21 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Tonight's matches in the Chung Hwa basketball league at the Great World were postponed because of rain.
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    Sports DIARY
    38 14 RUGGER: S.C.C. "B" v The Blarks, padang. TENNIS: Singapore Malays championship. Lorong K BASKETBALL: Chung Hwa Cup: Women Chung Hwa "Chung" v Choo Yuen, 7.30 p.m Men "A"— Siglap v Yap Yee, 8 p.m.; Great World.
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    PENANG TOO GOOD FOR KEDAH
    156 14 S.S«£Hl§= Penang led 6-0 at half time with an unconverted try by Reilly and a penalty converted by Denman. Kedah fought back strongly early in the second half but failed to break through the tight Penang defence. Penang went further ahead in the 59th minute
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