The Straits Times, 11 November 1958

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    13 1 The Straits Times Not*** 1 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1958 15 CENTS
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    Mr. LIM LEADS NEW PARTY
    1075 1 Move to dissolve Labour Front SINGAPORE PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE IS NOW FORMED Some Workers' Party and Lib-Soc men join him SINGAPORE, Monday. FORMATION of a new political party, the Singapore People's Alliance, with the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew lock, as its chairman, was announced tonight.
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    Lock icon KING HUSSEIN FLIES FROM JET ATTACK
    840 1 Plane is fired on by Syrian MIGs in bid to make him land AMMAN, Monday. SYRIAN jet MIGs fired on King Hussein's plane today while he was flying over Syrian territory and tried to force him to land at Damascus. The Russian-built MIGs chased
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    Lock icon TROOPS ON MARTIAL LAW DUTIES WITHDRAWN
    99 1 TROOPS ON MARTIAL LAW DUTIES WITHDRAWN LAHORE. Mon. All Pakistani troops employed on martial law duties have been withdrawn and martial law courts wound up, it was announced here today after the arrival of the President. Gen. Mohammed Ayub Khan. The courts will, however, be revived from time to time
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    POLIO: NO NEW CASES SENT TO HOSPITAL
    143 1 POLIO: NO NEW CASES SENT TO HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Mon. *3 No new definite cases of polio were reported in Singapore up to 5 p.m. today. Three suspected cases were admitted to the Middleton Hospital for observation. Seven cases admitted to the hospital over the weekend for observation were confirmed as
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    Lock icon Offer to help refugees
    59 1 HONG KONG. Mon. Mr. Ma Man Fai, chairman of the United Nations Association in Hong Kong, said today his association was ready to cooperate with a Malayan mission wftich will arrive in Hong Kong on Thursday to investigate the plight of Muslim Chinese refugees here. The
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    Lock icon KHRUSHCHEV: SCRAP POTSDAM PACT
    169 1 T ONDON, Mon.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev the Soviet Prime Minister, said in Moscow today that he thought it would be ''correct" for the Soviet Union to hand over its part of the control of Berlin to the East German Government. "Let the Western powers follow suit."
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    LIFT THAT FAILED
    72 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two sisters. Asia. 15. and Maimullah. 10. returning home from their uncle's .".at in Ballater Close, off Queenstown, were trapped in a lift tonight. They were rescued after an hour when an official of the Community Centre nearby opened the door with a duplicate key.
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    Oil supplies restored as Lint still tries to avert the strike
    1168 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE CHIEF MINISTER, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will make a final effort tomorrow to avert a strike by 2,700 workers in three oil companies. The petrol shortage was cased considerably today when kiosk dealers made their own
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    Lock icon Tan still ill in Hong Kong
    105 1 Tan still ill in Hong Kong HONG KONG. Mon. The Malayan Minister of Commerce Mr. Tan Siew Sin. is ill in Hong Kong. Mr. Tan. who was scheduled to go to Seattle to attend Colombo Plan C inference became bed-ridden at his friend's house here nine days ago. Friends said
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    Lock icon Algeria says 'no' again
    52 1 CAIRO. Mon. Algerian provisional government officials again today rejected French offers to negotiate in Paris for Algeria's future and described them as a "manoeuvre designed at giving public opinion the impression that the French Premier, Gen. Charles de Gaulle is trying to solve the Algerian problem
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 ANE CX NEW VO ¥OMLMo engim d cargv pi ,i i \plodi .1 after takr-mi ploughed intui ii meager pl3m.urpi>rt Both pi I ll|) 111 lI.IIIKN Til port) I killi'U. I
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    Deepavali lights an answer to Reds —Tengku
    251 2 Deepavali lights an answer to Reds Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Thousands of Hindus here today celebrated their festival of lights Deepavali by Hocking to the temples and visiting friends and relatives. Early In the morning, they ushered In the festival by taking traditional oil baths be tore going to the
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    The outlook for tin is brighter
    310 2 PRICE RISE CREATES CONFIDENCE THAT RESTRICTIONS MAY GO By GEOFFREY BOLAND SINGAPORE, Monday. JjALAYA'S tin industry which has tightened its belt until it hurts may soon see happier days. There luis been another sharp rise in the Singapore tin price today by $4.50 to
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    Braga goes shopping on Tokyo holiday
    149 2 TOKYO, Mon The Singapore Health Minister. Mr. A. J. Braga, and Mrs. Braga, went sightseeing round Tokyo today. The visiting Singapore official expressed impatience with reporters who phoned him at his hotel. "We (inic here to have a quiet rest," Mr. Braga said. "We
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    World Press chief arrives in Malaya
    176 2 World Press chief arrives in Malaya l^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Director of the International Press Institute, Mr. E. J. B. Rose, arrived here by air from Hong Kong today to meet Federation newspaper chiefs and discuss plans for a series of I.P.I, sponsored Asian Press seminars. Mr. Rose. 49. said
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    Council advisers
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The City Council has retained a Colony legal firm with an all- Asian staff to represent it in j some lesal court Drocecdintis.
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    Streets that mislead
    67 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The iiamrs of some city streets arc misleading and should be changed, according to City Councillor. Mrs. F. Leon -Son. She gives as examples Antuillia Road and Angullia Park, and Cassia Drive and Cassia Crescent —both Pairs in quite different o-tnet^ widely other. She is
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    BIG EXAM LEAK: GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE MAN IS SUSPENDED
    286 2 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A Singapore Government Printing Office employee has been suspended in connection with the questions leakage in the secondary schools entrance examination last week. The printer is alleged to have smuggled out a copy of the secret ex. animation papers
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    Education Ministry officials work out arrangements
    190 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Education Ministry officials worked over the weekonci on arrangements for 15,000 students to take the supplementary secondary schools entrance examination on Nov. 26 bel cause of the leakage of i questions in last week's examination. With a series of other important examinations
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    SEAMEN FREED, BOATS HELD
    179 2 SEAMEN FREED, BOATS HELD Malayan fkh 2 from Pulau had been i, Indonesian auth J on Bagan Si A pi more than Ov,^* released on bail 0( J' c The Teochew v,,, Association at 60 miles off the i Xl nd stood marante ■men. following a r 'he IMr.Ang M-ah
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    Lock icon 'Change partners' bigamy alleged
    78 3 'Change partners bigamy alleged MRS. DOROTHY NEWBOLD, 27, a singer, who was one of four people two men and two women who were accused in Rotherham, Yorkshire, of offences concerning two alleged bigamous marriages. She was alleged to have gone through two biga. mous marriages in three months. She said
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    Lock icon Soekarno: No Irian talks with Dutch
    144 3 JAKARTA. Mon.— President Indonesia said iv his country no longer to negotiate with H [land tor the possession of New Guinea. Bid all Dutch indusin Indonesia would be S vri. resident told a cheer- ing crowd at Ambon, in South Moluccas: "We called for
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    Lock icon Ike gives Colombo Plan five S-E. Asia progress points
    270 3 SEATTLE, xMon.— 0 President Eisenhower today laid before the Colombo Plan for development of South and Southeast Asia a "fivepoint programme for progress." He told the 18-nation annual meeting of the Colombo Plan consultative committee: "The tinted States recognises the Colombo
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    Lock icon R.A.F. now bans 3,000 Cypriot workers
    240 3 R.A.F. now bans 3,000 Cypriot workers NICOSIA, Mon.— The Royal Air Force today banned about 3.00J Cypriot workers from its installations throughout Cyprus and will replace them with R.A.F. personnel. The replacements will be airlifted to Cyprus as soon as possible, it was officially announced. This move— the most drastic
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    Lock icon IN BRIEF.. A NOBEL PRIZE FOR BELGIAN
    189 3 IN BRIEF.. A NOBEL PRIZE FOR BELGIAN The OSLO, Mon. The Nobel Peace Prize for 1958 has been awarded to the Belgian Domlnician. Father Georges Pire, aged 48, for his humanitarian work in helping old and invalid war refugees through his "Aid to Displaced Persons" organisation. In Belgium, Father Pire
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    Lock icon $450,000 loot recovered
    46 3 HAVANA. Mon. The Government said last night that U*****,030 ($450,000) stolen from a bank on Friday night had been recovered after a gunfight between Cuban soldiers and the robbers. Three of the robbers were killed and the fourth wounded, a statement said. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Eight to die
    27 3 ALGIERS, Mon.— A French military court here sentenced eight members of the insurgent Algerian National Liberation Front to death yesterday for terrorist activities. —Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    318 3 lONDON, Mon— There was les3 buoyancy in London stock markets today with buyers rather > more discriminate. There was j also a certain amount of proflt- taking in front of the end of th« I account tomorrow. Closing middle prices of selected •tocks not Including stamp duty went:
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    Lock icon Siam executes two for arson
    161 3 Siam executes two for arson OANGKOK, Mon.- The ruling revolutionary party, headed by Prime Minister Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat, last night announced the execution of two Chinese for arson. During the last week four big fires occurred. In a statement. Field Marshal Sarit said that the fires "bore an unmistakable
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    Boxer dies
    31 3 HAVANA. Mon. Lightweight boxer Jose Tiger j Blanco died yesterday of injuries received when he was knocked out by Urtiminio Ramos in a preliminary bout on Saturday nieht.— U.P.l.
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    Subversion: 'Strong action' call
    298 4 RESOLUTIONS FOR LIB-SOCS ANNUAL CONFERENCE SINGAPORE, Monday. TWO resolutions calling on the Singapore Government to take strong action against subversive elements will be discussed at the iinnual delegates conference of the Liberal Socialist Party on Sunday. One of them u;-»es the Government "to pievent subversive elements
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    ARMISTICE DAY: 'DROP PUBLIC CEREMONIES'
    172 4 ARMISTICE DAY: 'DROP PUBLIC CEREMONIES' PENAXG, Mon.— A Ptuaiig Muslim leader today urged that Remembrance Day be no longer observed as a public ceremony. "It mieht be more appropriate to confine it only to members of the military forces." said Tuan Haji G. M. VusofT. a member of the local
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    THE SUH COMES OUT-JUST FOR A WHILE-FOR THE MOST SPECTACULER EVENT OF THE PARAMOUNT BULEB'S VISIT TO JOHOBE BAHBU
    433 4 THE SUH COMES OUT-JUST FOR A WHILE- FOR THE MOST SPECTACULER EVENT OF THE PARAMOUNT BULEB'S VISIT TO JOHOBE BAHBU Johore Bahru Monday. r FHE sun shone bril- liantly for a while in Johore Eahru today as the most spectacular of the three days of celebration marking the visit of
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    MR. YAP DEFENDS RACE FOR DRAGON BOATS
    192 4 MR. YAP DEFENDS RACE FOR DRAGON BOATS SINGAPORE m 0 Mr. Yap Pi, today &tf£Z °5 j proposal for dragon boal > tween the university answered critj certain qua- /> University o fiJJ? by suggestin other type. could also b, effi to make-up the n? Krammo O f the c
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    Decision today on the race
    54 4 SINGAPORE. M n Whether the On of Malaya student. take part in a pr annual dragon boat against Nanyang U: sity undergrade" known tomorrow The Student.-' C highest policy-ma government OTga 1.500-stron^ U: Malaya Students' Union. will take a decision on the matter at Its
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    The Mayor's cabinet plan condemned by Councillors
    391 5 'HE'S LABOUMUNG UNDER A SENSE OF CBISiS OF OWN MAKtNG' SINGAPORE, Mon. —The Mayor's proposals to run the City Council under a Cabinet system, as in the central government, was described today as another of his schemes while labouring under a sense of
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    Youth on $615 charge
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Wee Ann Huat. 18. was charged here today with breaking into a houM- in Scudai. j Johore. ana stealing jewellery I worth a total of $615 on Oct. 10. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded in custody, pending the arrival or a nolice
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    MacDonald in Singapore
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The I Chancellor of the University oi Malaya. Mr. Malcolm Maci Donald, returned here today for talks with university authorities on coming changes. After the Singapore talks. Mr Mac Donald will fly to New Delhi where he will resume duties as British High Commisioner.
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    Dr. DORAISINGHAM SAYS IT NOW: 'I'M LEAVING GOVT.'
    261 5 Dr. DORAISINGHAM SAYS IT NOW: 'I'M LEAVING GOVT.' SINGAPORE. Monday. DP. M. Doraismg'ham. Director ol Medical Services and Permanent Secretary to the Health Ministry here, confirmed today that he had given the Government six months' notice of his intention to retire Dr. Doraisingham. 52, stated he had opted to retire
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    PACT FOR TUNA CANNERY LIKELY SOON
    318 5 PACT FOR TUNA CANNERY LIKELY SOON SINGAPORE, Mon.— I 1 Agreement on the J establishment of a tuna fishing industry, jointly owned by Japanese and Singaporeans, is pected before the end < of the year. The manager of the Indus- trial Promotion Board. Mr. L. Cresson, told the Straiti Times
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    'MAKE MASKS A MUST'
    79 5 SINGAPORE. Mon —A City Councillor wants all collectors of refuse and night soil to wear a medicated piece of cloth over their mouths and noses. Mrs. F. Leon-Soh is asking the council whether it has the power to enforce the wearing of this protection. She also
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      516 5 .UIM.Ni %S>>»HI.\TION: A Call, library 4 p.m. UmpMlum on poliomyelitis in CHI.NKSK Y.M.I.A. (South which Oi. M. Doraisingham, Prof. Pier World Week of Prayer, table J. H. Hale, Prof. E. S. Monteiro tennis 9 a.m.; bodybuilding, and Prof. A. G. Karlcn will take \veinhtliftiny 2 p.m. 9.30 p.m.; part, at
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    40 6 lit H „,,/s |M i Minimum, MR& CHONG THOTT Pill imilv thank Relatives anr Friends for their Assistance WremUu and Condolences anc ttt Kind Attendance at the PlUMnl of the late Mr. chonv Thutt Pitt, on Nov. 9, 1968.
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Tues. Nov. 11. 1958. The Federal Budget
    552 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Tues. Nov. 11. 1958. The Federal Budget The Supply Bill, published ittst week, hinted at economies jin Federal expenditure and probably an over-all cut in budgetary expenditure next year. The estimates this morning confirm this. While recurrent expenditure is up by 525 million, social expenditure is
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    T.U.C. And Strike Threat
    345 6 T.U.C. And Strike Threat A statement issued by tho Singapore Trades Union j Congress last night makes the extraordinary allegation that comment in the Straits Times I yesterday on the threatened strike by oil workers has made Government's efforts to effect a settlement I "impossible." The statement ,uoes on to
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    Doctors" Voice
    241 6 Where before the doctors 3t I Malaya spoke with two voices, 1 they will now speak with one the Malayan Medical Association. Hitherto two I organisations The Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College and tho Malayan branch of the British Medical Association have represented the doctors.
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    Brunei's wealthbrings a social problem
    1522 6  - Brunei's wealth brings a social problem William Fish By tWERY major project J in Brunei's $100 million five-year development plan has now been completed. The capital, Brunei Town, has been rebuilt into one of the cleanest and neatest places of its size in the East. There are good roads and
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      TRIBUTE TO HOSPITAL STAFF
      122 6 MY husband ana l wish to offer our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Leong. the Medioal Superintendent ot Middleton Hospital and to his staff, for the excellent care given our daughter, who was stricken with polio recently. One is struck by the devotion to duty, and the
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      GIVE SABIN AT SCHOOLS
      33 6 it not be better for Sabin vaccine to be given at the schools thus relieving congestion at the very limitec number of registration centres on the M CITIZEN Singapore.
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    $28 mil. cut in Federal spending
    296 7 EMERGENCY BILL WILL BE DOWN BY $34 MILLION NEXT YEAR TOTAL OF SB74m. SHOWN IN THE ESTIMATES i- 1 ALA LUMPUR, n M on The Fediiion (lovernment Jay published the mates of expenditor next year, rtin« a slash of million compared i this year's
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    RACING KOLEHS IN VICTORY BATTLE
    44 7 TWO SAILING KOLEHS race for the finishing line during the sea sports held in the Johore Straits yesterday as part of the celebrations to mark the State visit of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and his consort. Straits Times picture.
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    LOAN IS SIGN OF TRUST IN US —TENGKU
    182 7 LOAN IS SIGN OF TRUST IN US TENGKU ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said in a broadcast tonight that the $100 million loan to be provided by Brunei i was a "very heartening* sign of confidence in the Federation. The loan, he said, would relieve
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    Talk on history
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRD. Mon. Mr. K. Tregonning, senior lecturer in history. University of Malay.*. Singapore, will address members of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club at 5 p.m. tomorrow on "A new interpretation of Malayan history."
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    TUC WARNING ON OIL STRIKE THREAT
    302 7 SINGAPORE, fttea. The Trade I'nion i'onyress tonight called on all trade unions to support the impending strike of oil workers and warned that i«. would have "very wide and serious iepcrcussions". if a seUement by negotiation was not reached. In a statement, the secre-tary-general.
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    Schooner flashes call for fuel...then silence
    293 7 Schooner flashes call for fuel then silence SINGAPORE, Mon.— An American schooner, the Utophia, flashed a solitary radio message to Singapore late on Friday nieht and nothing has been heard of it since. The Yio Chu Kang radio station, which received the message, has been trying ever since to contact
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    WOMAN, 38, KILLED IN CRASH
    73 7 WOMAN, 38, KILLED IN CRASH SINGAPORE. Mon. A 38--year-old woman. Tan Chwee Toh. died after she was knocked down by a motor cycle in front of her house in Geylang Road here today. Madam Tan was leaving to do some shopping when she wa.s involved in the cra:-h. Both the
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    NAP to expand to fight polls
    47 7 IPOH. Mon. The National Association of Perak is to expand its activities throughout the country as a prelude to contesting the general election next year. Its rules are to be amended and its name changed to the National Association of Malaya.
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    Feminine Forum SEMINAR TO COVER LOT OF GROUND
    790 8 Feminine Forum SEMINAR TO COVER LOT OF GROUND WOMEN WILL TACKLE BIG PROBLEMS WHEN the Pun-Pacific- South-East Asia Women's Association holds its seminar next January the programme will be a very full one and delegates from many different countries will get together to discuss common problems ranging- from juvenile delinquency
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      130 8 tienchuVe-TsIN /3\ KnoVVtl R*S?I (fi iU ni?l HUP YICK COMPANY LIMIB 32A. North Canal Road. Singapor Sole Agents for togapore. Fcderalioi of Malaga, Sarawak, Bruin liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii I FIVE CONTINENTS f FIVE MARKS PETROF x&SggSjStk 1 ROSLER HP WEINBACH MF^ i SCHOLZE t\ 1 FIBICH I PIANOS v I ftvi^ i
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      166 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Sarah at the gallery, very 5. Dominate a force of women ri k 4 5 police? (7i I". Xt produces a draught and io SaBUPWr* si is Sk^.*** U SS^ef 0 0 8 anXiCty f r 19 SSSB attiVude of iris- cal g To* re
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    Lock icon Claude Monet, last of the Impressionist masters
    1518 9 jFjJw^JT NEW^TREND IN ART 0 April day in [874, a i'rock,ted little Parisian nalist named Leroy pushed way through the live crowd that J the picture galiii the Boulevard ('apucines. aine to a halt beeanvas labelled Sunrise, an Impression tide Monet." "An ion
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      67 9 Benson Hedges cTuJm'rbrainia v~j^ I M > BENSON V HEDGES LTD OLD BOND STREET LONDON 'CSsl**^ Dunlopillo your furniture dealer for details and be sure to buy Dunlopillo, the original latex foam. mattresses, pillows and cushions Dunlopillo is manufactured in Malaya. TNE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. (MALAYA) LTD. Singapore. Kuala Lumpur.
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      222 9 Carmen A Co. By 3Maa W POUT Think I'M UNDEC ANY iIIuSIONS~AS' V")"^ flßlHHlßfatflH^' I I WMv vcniCCAKPS Bight anP 7 O< I'LL BE V VOUP MOTIVES >CX) CEPTAINLV udvENT M ,t,,,ti i-i* u»r> h^l'l' 6i "ktEPIWG W MWH' NOW I FDWN IN A FEW J t _PAU£N fQC MY
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    PERAK HYDRO-ELECTRIC HIT BY TIN RESTRICTIONS
    541 10 PERAK HYDRO-ELECTRIC HIT BY TIN RESTRICTIONS By Our Market Correspondent THE effects of tin restriction in Malaya are reflected in the annual report of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Co., which shows that the number of units sold during the year to July 31 was 331.8 million, a decrease of 14.2
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    STORE SHIPPING
    79 10 Ships bine alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Chusan 1 2. Maetsuycker 4 5. N'achisan Maru 6A, Agamemnon 6/7. Benavon 8/9,' Demodoou.s 10. 11 Peleus 13/14. President Taylor 15/16, Borneo 18, Asakaze Maru 19/20. Scudai N. Wall 3. Sumpitan N. Wall 4. Bruas 21
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    $1 MILLION DEAL
    70 10 The directors of Malayan Para Rubber Company state Mat they have accepted an offer for the sale of the Southern Malaya es tate for the turn of $1,100,000. which after meeting outstanding liabilities should allow a return to shareholders of slightly more than par. Buyers have paid
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    TIN PRICE
    23 10 T" Etin in si by 54.50 to >2;- v >*. estimated v offering AH other ma I 2U2 1 for the Hohdav.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    39 10 The following further October rubber crops are notified:— MaUka Pinda 130.800 lb.; United Malacca 146.480 lb.: Ayer Molek 36.810 lb.; Leong Hin San, Ltd. 60.100 lb. and Nyalas 47,872 lb. Krmpas 436.930 lb and Radella 21,000 lb.
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    16 10 The free exchange market In Hong Kong was closed yesterday It re-opens today.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    85 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELI TNVESTMi a stead Exchange I Main toon Pulp up 8d ing m, oi aw, JSSS'A down Is. 8d Commonw.-.,i, h i steady torn-. Loans 3 2' Bank rf Vi a Con. Zinc. Mount Lyell N. Broken U,!l Hill 50 M Mount Morgan"" Peko Western MAmpol Ex. 11
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      1384 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KUCHING AND SIBU WATER AUTHORITIES Appointment of Clerks to the Authorities Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons, for 2 posts of a Clerk to each Authority. 2. Applicants should possess one of the following qualifications of a recognised professional body: (a) Corporation of Certified Accountants (b) Associate
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      376 10 NOTICES KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Dividend, the Forty-fourth, of two shillings (25./-) per share, less income tax at the rate of thirty per cent, has been declared due and payable to shareholders I on the Register at
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      830 10 NOTICES ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates foi the undermentioned Companies under the management of Anglo- Oriental (Malaya) Limited for th< I month of October. 1958, axe as i follows: PicuU Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd. 1.29 C j Berjuntai Tin Dredging Ltd. 2,070 Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging
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      7 10 MORE NOTICES TENDER NOTICES IN PAGE 13
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      1297 11 T i 405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD. M »4ii (12 liaes) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE S nsCS 10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONOON I CONTINENTAL PORTS a Suei *ith liberty to proceed vu Panama it Cape ot Good Hipej LOADING FOR Due Spire Sails P. S'kam Penanf la Pert N.vt, Lor Jon,
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      1290 11 EAST ASIATIC LINES HOMEWARDS SAILINGS FOR AOEN, PORT SAID, CENOA. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM MEMEN, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, COTHENBURC. OSLO Spore P. Sham Pensng. J" I 13/15 Nat 11/1? Nay I ..Mri! f 22/23 Na» 24/25 No* 25/21 Nat "lONIA- t 21,22 Dec 21/24 Dec 25 26 Bee Calls londm (Passeagers aaly) Calling
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      1332 11 uilunc THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. Tlt n Y,, SINGAPORE (IncorDO'attd in ye United Kingtfam) S LINES SAILINGS TO ADEN, U.K. I CONTINENTAL PORTS S oore P. Sham Pmang BENAVON tcr li.errjooi. M Oro, Hull, Hamburg 6.4 5 11 Nat 12/ M Nat v 11 niv BENNEVIS lor Aoen, ledoan,
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      1264 11 McALISTER tic CO., LTD. TEL.. Ni ***** ELLERMAN LINES LONDON. HAVRE, ROTTEROAM. HAMBURG t HULL and for U.S.A., North Atlantic Ports and Canada via Colombo CITY OF COVENTRY Spore P. Sham Penanß la Part/11 Nit 11/21 Nit 22/24 Ni* 'CITY OF BEOFORD Spore P. ST.™ Penang I 15 Oac 11/11
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    First large scale research of Malayan market
    380 12 First large scale research of Malayan market ADVERTISERS' ASSOCIATION WANT FACTS A N American company, which specialises in business research, is soon to conduct, on a private basis, extensive market surveys in Malaya, to assist local manufacturers and traders in improving their sales' meThe company, Conlon Associates Ltd., of Sun
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    American company to open in Federation
    180 12 American company to open in Federation IfRANT Advertising Inc. of America, which opened an office in Singapore three months ago, is planning to set up another in Kuala Lumpur within the next 18 months. This was announced n Singapore this week oy Mr. Frederick E. Spence. executive vice-president of Grant's
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    NEW LINER ON ROUND WORLD RUN
    199 12 A NEW cargo liner, the Fernstate, belonginp to Fearnley and E?er of Oslo, is expected on her maiden voyage in Singapore on Friday. Built in Glasgow. the Fernstate has born put on the joint Barber-Fern-Vil!e round the world service by her owners. Mr. R.B.R.
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    OUTPUT UP
    35 12 Production of canned pineapple in Malaya amounted to 1.1 million cases during the first eight months of this year, an increase of 210.000 cases compared with the period January to August lai,t year.
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    U.K. RADIO MAKERS TO COMBAT COMPETITION
    174 12 U.K. RADIO MAKERS TO COMBAT COMPETITION DRITISH a facturer: mined to larger shai Malayan rr James Gv export m I Radio Ltd said in Sin week. Mr. Oathrie in the past. Dr.turers had br, i vative a, i i their radios hai appreciated in But the p changed. Prod tain
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    More acres for cocoa
    134 12 A PRELIMINARY target ol placing five hundred acres under cocoa towards providing Malaya with a broader foundation, through the introduction of new commodity crops, will be achieved during the current year. This was revealed in London last week by Mr. John Cadbury. chairman of the i
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    DIRECTOR WILL ORGANISE BETTER SALES SERVICE
    110 12 rIE director of a large Indian cotton textile company arrived in Singapore last week to organise better and more systematic sales methods for his concern in Malaya. He was Mr. Ramesh Mehta of The Mahalaxmi Mills Ltd.. Rhavnagar. which has had well-established contacts in
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      267 12 3IP§? JO4 QUESTION x^P\ \hL what does your TYPmG /jV/^^"fJ^M COST? A Royal with full main|^^/^k \V/ tenance costs only 1.301% of &*£>s& u^S-** y° ur er typing costs Monthly outlay based on PROOF 10 years life $396 Purchase price $500 Maintenance contract c c comprising Overhaul /Repairs $J0 fßff
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      219 12 JHhI m, y m#»r B ■Mh^, /*> "I'MiiilllUljH ■■«>,>.,, In the time it takes to write V^^?™^) ...you can get perfect copies every time It's the efficient, economical way to copy! The famous "Secretary" Copying Machine is all-electric and can be plugged into any outlet. Just place a sheet of
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      571 13 Check Before Pwtiig Replies to Box Numbers j core should be token 1 C \cplyi"9 box *»1 No use the CORRECT, i^MBtR ond Address to th. Times, Times Hou*«. t Volley Ro"^--£2 pet: Order, or, uld be crossed. J ,ntmued from Page 6) p|CB SPACE VACANT \Un.)-H»x i« elt. txtrn.
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      825 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words $j (Wiit.j— Box JO cl: txtrm FIAT 600 SALOON 15.000 miles perfef condition 82,900. Tel. ***** Extension 5 office hours. MGA 1956. 1,200 miles In good condition 55.000 0.n.0. Tel: ***** office hours. ***** after office. WELL MAINTAINED 1948 Ford Prefect Registered 1949. tax just
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      658 13 NOTICES I THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (STATE OF PERAK) ELECTIONS REGULATIONS, 1956. [Regulation 28 14)] NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION. PASIR PITEH WARD NOTICE is hereby <;iven to the electors of the above-named word that a Poll will be taken for the election now pending for the said ward and that such
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      839 13 NOTICES THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES (STATE OF PERAK) ELECTIONS REGULATIONS, 1956. [Regulation 28 (4)] NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION. GREEN TOWN WARD. B NOTICE Ii hereby ctven to the electors of the above-named ward! that a Poll v. ill be «aken for the election now pending for the said ward «nd that
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      375 13 NOTICES DISTRICT COURT SALE iVrit of Seizure Si Rale No*. 471 A 496 of 1958 In The Cause of Bachan Singh, son of Prem Singh) S PI. Palanivelu Pillai Plaintiff Versus D Joseph Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Tables, chairs, glass showcase. ■Leonard" electric- refrigerator dressing table. "Juki" treadle sew-* Ing
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      140 13 \> For the modem *jS» woman... n Pk deodorant ODORONO Slick Deodorant And men Tike ODORONO. CT^^~^~~\ toot It's a quick hUIIimNIIIIIII bring confidently PWIII I ||||lIIHI -fresh" all djy lon|> Economical brume it's longcf and dors not H^Jf^^L^J crumble. Use rT^HMMr^TI ouo-Rosy |l|T|l|Til|'|| ODORONO E o» htbil HHttHHH <\
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    STATHAM CLAIMS 7-47 But Huntington defies the English bowlers
    927 14 STATHAM CLAIMS 7-47 But Huntington defies the English bowlers MCC fail to force the ffollow-on by six runs v Victoria Tourists are 240 ahead at the close ■ararmird MCC 396 and 96 for two (Richardson 40, Graveney 44 not out) VICTORIA 252 (Huntington 73) From JACK FINGLETOS Melbourne, Mon. HESPITE
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    Lock icon Craig out for a duck but O'Neill hits 85
    121 14 SYDNEY. Mon.- Australian Test cricket captain, lan Craig, was out for a "duck in his first big match this I .season here today. Craig, playing tor New South Wales, was caught off thr second ball be received! from Western Australian medium
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    130 14 VICC IST INNS. 396 VICTORIA IST INNS. (on Saturday 119-3) McDonald b Laker 54 Crompton b Statham 5 Aylett c Evans b Lock 23 Shaw Ibw Stattiam 14 Huntington b Statham 73 Potter b Statham 0 Maddocks b Statham 28 Quick c Craveney b Loader 17 Meckiff b Statham
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    PATTY IS HERE AND IS KEEN TO PLAY
    133 14 PATTY IS HERE AND IS KEEN TO PLAY By SAUL JOSHUA SINGAPORE, Mon.— Budge Patty. a former Wimbledon tennis champion, flew into Singapore today from Bangkok by C.P.A. and said that he would play exhibitions here if the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association asked him. Patty, who won the Wimbledon title
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    Lock icon Ham beats team mate in final
    74 14 TOKYO. Mon. Ham Richardson, the United States Davis Cup player, today beat his team mate. Alex Olmedo, 6-2, 6-1. 6-1 to win the final of the men's singles in the All-Japan lawn tennis championships in Osaka. The two American tennis j players will begin
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    Lock icon Perez turns down $105,000 offer
    150 14 Ta rp, NEW YORK. Monday. N^T Flelschcr the editor of the Ring Boxing Magazine, writes in the current issue that world flyweight champion Pascual Perez of Argentina had rejected an offer of $105,000 to flght Pone Kingpetch of Siam in Bangkok Fleischer added that the
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    SIGLAP IN LAST 8 for CHUNG HWA CUP
    140 14 SIGLAP IN LAST 8 for CHUNG HWA CUP SINGAPORE Boys Club the final to I Hwa Cup baski competition wh< Yap Yee by 90-53 In a Groe "A" match at World tonight. Only four m ches remain to be plete the Him n petition. Siglap tonight of eight teams to
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    Indian cagers are coming
    71 14 SINGAPORE. Mon.— An Indian basketball team will play two games at the Happy World stadium at the end of the month. This will be the first visit by an Indian team. The V.M.C.A. team of India, with five international players, have left India by ship and
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    9-0 victory
    43 14 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Singapore Cricket Club "B" beat The Blacks by nine points (a try and two penalty goals i to nil in their nißKer match on the padanK today. S.C.C.s penalties were kicked by Urquhart and Jones Briggs scored the ry
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    376 14 Selangor fight off late rally to win OEREMBAN. Mon. Selangor emerged champions in the quadrangular hockey tournament here when they beat Singapore 3-2 in the last match today. Negrl Sembilan finished runners-up with four points, Singapore third with two and Perak last (no points). Selangor had earlier beaten Negri 3-2
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    44 14 HOCKEY S.H.A. Ulv. I: Police v University, Serangoon Road; S.C.C v R.A.P. Changi, padang; Div. 2: SRC. "B" v RAF. Seletar "B". SOCCER S.A.F.A. senior knockout semifinals Police v Amicables (5.15>; C.A. v Fathul Karib (7 p.m.); both at Jalan Be&ar Stadium.
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    25 14 CONISTON. Mon— Donald Campbell today pushed his own world water speed record of 239 miles an hour to 248.62 miles an hour here
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    33 14 HAVANA Mon— Lightweight boxer Jose (Tiger) Blanco d v t x lnJu j; ies *«»ived when he was knocked out by Lntminio Ramos in a bout here last night-
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    EXCELSIOR in FASTEST 3f. GALLOP
    247 14 EXCELSIOR in FASTEST 3f. GALLOP ON THE TRACK By EPSOM JEEP Kuala Lumpu EXCELSIOR formerly The Swafk the best performance on the tr.iin here this morning. In spite of a heavy track, Ex< Jones up. ran 3f wide out in 40 fastest time returned. Strong And Free (Mawi) and Billeen
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    142 14 BARODA. Mon.— The West Indies, batting first in their match against Baroda on the Motibaugh Palace ground here today, were all out for 239. Baroda had lost 36 for three in the first innings by the close. The West Indies made a
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