The Straits Times, 20 November 1958

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    23 1 AVI It Af.F II All V CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80^000 No** 01 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1958 15 CENTS
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    MAYOR CALLS POLICE
    498 1 Adjournment— and the intervention of a senior officer —prevents general disorder after angry scenes GALLERY JOINS IN GENERAL UPROAR Councillor resists a steward By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. OLICE WERE called to the Singapore City Council chamber this afternoon when an opposition councillor resisted attempts by
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    IN BRIEF...
    99 1 Two die in floods TWO people were 1 drowned in the floods in Kelantan. Flood waters were receding yesterday but more rains are forecast. (See Page 7). $100m. loan terms BRUNEI'S $100 million loan to the Federation will be repayable in 30 years. Interest is only 3i per
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    Now a graft hint by Chew
    130 1 Now a graft hint by Chew SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, said today he believed that no Government funds were involved in financial irregularities discovered in his Ministry. Mr. Chew told the Straits Times that he thought it was a case of corruption rather than
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 01l LEASE DOM, Wt ii Ibrahi n Iraqi M of sj i Khaniq lil I it y of a Ltd. bad .nvcrni >ud i ng to t; i isf. Rrut
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    'Dissolve council' bid fails 18-14
    2368 2 'Dissolve council bid fails 18-14 VOTE TAKEN AFTER 10-HOUR DEBATE: WEE BLAMES PAP FOR 'THIS UNHOLY MESS' SHOCK TREATMENT, SAYS Mr. KARUPPIAH, WHO URGES Mr. ONG TO THINK AGAIN SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JHE Peoples Action Party was solidly defeated by all the 18 opposition councillors in the City Council today in
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    Lock icon NEW NATIONS (Malaya as well) WARNED
    409 3 Dulles outlines latest target of international Communism REDS ARE SEEKING TO SUBVERT INEXPERIENCED GOVERNMENTS AND TURN THEM AGAINST WEST rxr a «*«x NEW YORK, Wednesday. |M A WARMNG to Malaya and other young independent nations of Asia and Africa, the U.S. Secretary of State,
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    Lock icon TROOPS KILL No. 2 EOKA LEADER
    64 3 TROOPS KILL No. 2 EOKA LEADER NICOSIA. Wed. British, today killed Kyriakos the mo.st "wanted" ol the Greek Cypri I EOKA underground alter I r Col. George Grivas lobbed two grenades hideout when he reised to come out, saying "II ■me out alive.' who had been top man for several
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    Lock icon COMMONS EXPELS NEWSMEN FROM POLLS DEBATE
    280 3 COMMONS EXPELS NEWSMEN FROM POLLS DEBATE LONDON, Wed.— The House of Commons expelled newsmen spectators and other non-members last night when a labour member invoked an ancient privilege by crying out: "Mr. Speaker. I spy strangers." The "strangers" reference, is a formula used traditionally to start a secret session. It
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    Lock icon STUDENTS STONE POLICE AT SCHOOL TAKE-OVER
    94 3 STUDENTS STONE POLICE AT SCHOOL TAKE-OVER JAKARTA. Wed. A mob of angry Chinese students today threw stones at police guards in protest against a Government take-over of their junior high school. This was the first instance !of violence in Indonesia's nation-wide take-over of 1 schools and firms alleged to be
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    Lock icon Snatch foiled
    25 3 NICOSIA, Wed.— A Greek Cypriot was shot dead by troops today in South-West Cyprus as he attempted to snatch a soldier's rifle. Reuter.
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    Lock icon FESTING TO VISIT CYPRUS
    55 3 NICOSIA. Wed.— Gen. Sir Francis Festing. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, will pay a brief visit to Cyprus this weekend. He will have talks with the Governor. Sir Hugh F>oot. the Commander-in-Chief of Middle East Land Forces, Gen Sir Roger Bower, and the Director of
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    Lock icon Gen. Abboud makes a presidential pledge
    141 3 Gen. Abboud makes a presidential pledge KHARTOUM. Wed.—General Ibrahim Abboud pledged to serve Sudan and its people as president of the Supreme Council of the armed forces in an oath- taking ceremony this morning before the Grand Kadi (chief religious judge). Then seven of the 12 fellow officers appointed to
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    Lock icon Peer engaged
    32 3 LONDON, Wed.— Lord Altrincham, 34-year-old peer who made world headlines with his criticism of the British monarchy last year, announced his engagement today to Miss Marion Campbell aged 27.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    336 3 T ONDON, Wed. The London stock markets were encouraged by further Government measures to expand the economy and generally presented a firm appearance today. Oiltedged securities maintained the better tendency established yesterday and several improvements were recorded although business was small. Foreign bonds and rails remained very quiet
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      Lock icon 'All foreign troops out' call by Morocco
      141 3 'All foreign troops out' call by Morocco RABAT, Tues.— King Mohamed of Morocco, yesterday called for the evacuation of foreign troops from Moroccan soil. He said: "What goes for the French and Spanish troops also concerns American bases". The King, whose speech marked the 31st anniversary of his accession, added:
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    Subandrio arrives in London by air
    208 3 TO MEET PREMIER, LLOYD |\R. SUBANDRIO, the Ir ter, arrived here today j tc Britain at the British The minister is on his way 7 home after attending the Colombo Plan conference at Seattle. Dr. Subandrio. who is accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Achmad Sukendro,
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    Exam leak: Confess and be pardoned
    308 4 EDUCATION CHIEF MAKES DRAMATIC OFFER TO GUILTY PUPILS, TEACHERS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Ministry of Education will pardon all students and teachers, who give information about the leakage of examination papers. This dramatic offer was made by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry, Mr. Lee
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    Paya Lebar 'suitable for jet age'
    135 4 Paya Lebar 'suitable for jet age SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr. E. L. T. Barton, a top British aviation expert, who passed through here by Qantas to- i day. said that the naviga- 1 tional system at the Singapore Airport was suitable for the jet age. Mr. Barton, who is the i
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    No money for more phone boxes: Thomas
    166 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpHE Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, said today that no new public telephone boxes could be erected in Singapore for the present because of the financial situation. Mr. Thomas told a group Kple from Pulau Brani a civics
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    3 soloists wanted
    69 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Musical Society and the Chamber Ensemble will hold auditions at the War Memorial Hall, St. Andrew's Cathedral, on Friday for a Christmas choral concert. A soprano is needed for •Hear My Prayer" and another to sing "Silent Night." and an alto to sing
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    Water in milk: $1,000 fine
    81 4 Water in milk: $1,000 fine PENANG. Wed.— A 35-year-old milkman, M. Ram Thevar, was today fined 81,000 for selling adulterated milk. Thevar pleaded guilty to a charge of offering for sale six pints of milk which had been mixed with water on Sept. 15. He admitted two previous convictions. Mr.
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    Jail for taximan with opium
    45 4 TAIPING. Wed.— The Sessions Court president. Raja Azlan Shah, today sentenced a taxi driver. Chia Thiap Sit. 53. to 30 months' Jail without option o! a tine whet. Chia pleaded guilty to pos session of 44 lb. of raw opium
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    Indonesia's new envoy sees Chief Minister
    159 4 Indonesia's new envoy sees Chief Minister SINGAPORE, Wed.— The new Indonesian Consul General in Singapore, Brig-Gen. G. P. H. Djatikusumo, called on the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. this morning. He emerged smiling from the Chief Minister's office after a 15-minute conversation, end told reporters: "This is only a
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    Rubber stolen
    27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Thieves got away witn 886 lb. of rubber sheets from a store on the Ebor estate in Batu Tiga. Klang, last night.
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    MYSTERY OF THE BLACK MORRIS
    138 4 OINGAPORE, Wed.— Robin Road residents here are baffled by a black Morris Minor over which police have been mounting a 24--hour guard. Mrs. L. Ruperti. a housewife, who notified the police, said today that the car was parked there on the night of Oct. 5.
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    BANKER HOLDS TALKS IN CAPITAL
    100 4 BANKER HOLDS TALKS IN CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Cameron Cobbold, flew into Kuala Lumpur today and held quick high level talks with at least five people. Among those be met were the Minister of Finance, Col. Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, the Minister
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    Crafts exhibits
    23 4 IPOH, Wed. About 260 student-teachers of the Day Training Centre here today put on an exhibition of their arts and crafts
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    The search for Sui Hing (missing since March) continues
    166 4 The search for Sui Hing (missing since March) continues KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Police are still looking for little Man Sui Hing.the 11--year-old girl who disappeared from her home in Bukit Bintang Road eight months ago. Her sister, Mali Sui Cheng, said today: "We just don't know what course of action
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    Shipyard strike is off
    80 4 SINGAPORE Wed. The four-day strike by 27 shipbuilders employed by a subcontractor in Tanjong Rhu is off. The men will return to work tomorrow. This follows an agreement reached today between the contractor, Mr. Ng Kee Suan, and leaders of the Singapore Union of Workers in
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    WHAT THROUGH THE OPEN WINDOW...
    150 4 WHAT THROUGH THE OPE N WINDOW... CINGAPORE, Weri ed by a di n Ja"today fc an Ice-en MacPher 4.15 a.m. on Ho Bock nic. Liiu Hi labourer, and Q 26, a coffeewere each months. The other Khoon. 21, i and Yco K odd-job lal six months The five m< ed
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    $800 collected for mosque
    35 4 TUMPAT. \Y; r! tee set up by M I dents here to to build a $15 has so far colle The district 1 la now so crowded that worshippers pray outside.
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    Plane crash check begins
    144 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. 0 The Royal Air Force I has begun on-the-spot investigations on the wreckage of the Canberra jet bomber which crashed into a pond here yesterday, killing two of its crew and injuring a third. Results of the investigations will aid an official inquiry into
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    WIFE: BABY ON WAY MADE HIM ANGRY
    301 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pLSIE LIM, an English teacher in a vernacular school and a mother of four children, told Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today that every time she told her husband she was expectine a cnild he was annoyed and said
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    FRONTS COMMITTEE MEETING PUT OFF
    112 5 SINGAPORE. Uecl. The central committee of the Labour Front met here this evening for more than two hours to fix a date to decide the fate of the party. No decision was reached. The meeting was adjourned to Monday at 5.30 p.m. The Chief Minister.
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    Wanted: 455 extra primary classes
    187 5 Wanted: 455 extra primary classes SINGAPORE. Thurs.— j l^ One of the major problems now facing Singapore's Ministry of Education is the finding it 455 additional classrooms in English schools for the increased number of children seeking primary one education next year. A record total of 33.387 children have been
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    $1,300 haul
    29 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Thieves broke into the Telok Ayer Street house of Mr. Eay Ah Soon this morning and got away with $1,300 worth of cash and jewellery.
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    City Council tender
    78 5 In the Straits Times of Nov. 18. under the heading 'Referred back: The lowest tender", it was stated that the acceptance of a tender from Chin Swee Construction Co. was referred back by the Singapore City Council at its meeting on Monday. This is incorrect. Chin Swee
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    Murder trial postponed
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The trial in the High Court here in which three men are accused in connection with the slaying of a bus company shareholder. Wong Tham Yin. was adjourned today till Monday because a member of the jury was ill. The trial entered its third
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    VARSITY MEN SHUN 'OUR SINGAPORE'
    137 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Information Services "Our Singapore" exhibition opened at the University of Malaya tonight. But the undergraduates were not interested. Hawaiian love songs blaring from two loudspeakers on an Information Services van too. failed to draw the undergraduates. And so the opening ceremony was
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    Mr. Tang: I have done nothing wrong on my part... It's an insult
    937 5 Mr. Tang: I have done nothing wrong on my part... It's an insult From Page One half an hour since the bylaw provided for a summary adjournment. Spectators, both at the rear of the chamber and in the gallery above, immediately began jeering at Mr. Vasagar but he shouted back
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    Health Vitamins and BOVRIL
    607 5 Health Vitamins and BOVRIL Minerals and Vitamins: A well nourished and healthy body is not maintained by large quantities of food alone. One can eat a lot and even grow fat, yet still suffer from a lack of vital minerals or vitamins. A shortage of these vitamins soon becomes apparent
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      397 5 POLICE BAND concert at conversation class (beginners) King George V Park. 5.30 p.m 9.15 a.m. and (advanced) 10.30 to 6.30 p.m. a.m.. dressmaking class 10.30 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: a.m. a Malay beginners class 5.30 Lecture on "Application of ar- p.m. chf.ectural perspective drawing" SINGAPORK LIFE GI'ARD 6.30 p.m., life drawing
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    DEATHS
    69 6 20 Words SIO I Minimum I. VI -NEMA (BII.LYI raj November I4ih at GeneralHospltal Singapore. Dearly loved husband of Des. Loving Dad ol J.m and Paul. (Burial Australia). IT IS WITH deepest regret that news has been received of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander wife of Professor N.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    42 6 M Words SIO (Minimum). WAITER DENDROFF A: family expreai ;heir heartfelt thanks to all who kindly sent wreaths, messages of condolences and for their personal attendances at the death .v funeral of his beloved wife Mildred Dendroff. L'pcountry papers please copy.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 6 2(1 Word* $10 (Minimum). IN EVER LOVING Memory of my dear husband Wong Tir. Men" <i;ed 20-11-1956. Gone but not j •,'otten. Inserted by his wife.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    The Straits Times Thursday, Nov. 20, 1958. The Harakiri Debate
    1000 6 The Straits Times Thursday, Nov. 20, 1958. The Harakiri Debate usually been sufficient to carry P.A.P. measures in committee, the P.A.P. must expect a occasional committee decision to be reversed. If Mr. Ong could show that matters of major policy are always being reversed he might have some ground for
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    Good Neighbours
    238 6 The Federation's goodwill mission to Indonesia, led by the Deputy Prime Minister I Dato Abdul Razak. is th.second gesture of its kind t o the neighbouring republic Great changes have owured I in both territorial since JTengku Abdul Rahman went 'two years ago. Malaya has won Merdeka, and
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    PEOPLE MUST DO THEIR SHARE OF THE BOSSING —Or they will be bossed about
    854 6 PEOPLE MUST DO THEIR SHARE OF THE BOSSING —Or they will be bossed about KUALA LUMPUR. nEMOCRACY is ceru tainly in the doldrums (which my dictionary tells me is not only "the condition of a ship which is becalmed" but also "a nonplussed condition"). So many generals are taking over
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    12 6 korid ctnr'iiht ij mm I'mi'i \.u. im itumMmtm nig< REINFORCEMENTS FOR CYPRUS
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    FEUDALISM DYING OUT IN MODERN JAPAN
    607 6  -  HESSEL TILTMAN By TOKYO. JAPAN was always v 0 nation of contrasts —and at the moment the contrasts are even sharper than usual. Politically, on the one I hand the Kishi Cabinet is I lirmly in power with a renewed mandate from the people
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      New middle class and national dignity
      333 6 I am an Asian myself, but I would point out to Mr Ong Eng Guan and his Party colleagues that the analysis of Western imperialism both in the past f"r th<> P A resent P ure 'y I" terms of Asian and Arab nationalism
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    Request to Malaya: Hand over Indonesian rebels
    127 7 Request to Malaya: Hand over Indonesian rebels LUMPUR, K Vv- Tlle Indoneoassy here has he Federation iment to hand it all Indone•ls who may any Malayan nun regularter their ari:i the country. lurcea said that officials were over the inn umber of entering Malaya donesian passtval is Tensku 42, "Prime
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    Triad member
    15 7 OHORE BAHRU. Wed. Tons was .s^ntwo months' jail being a member i society.
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    But the show goes on...
    63 7 i; \U ING, Wed.— An actor, Wong Ah Kow. 3!». collapsed lied after he had appeared in a Chinese opera here Ut right. is performing in the Kuan Loon Troupe on a front of the Goh Foo Thai Yen temple. "in; hud finished his part
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    $2,450 haul by robbers
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two men, armed with daggers, held up a clerk, Chian Wee Kirn. 23, at his Changi Road home last night and robbed him of $450 worth of cash and jewellery. In another robbery at Silat Road this morning, a mechanic. Low San Tee. was
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    Man acquitted of robbery
    61 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Koh Kirn Swan, a labourer, accused of robbing, with two other persons unknown, Lim Kirn Sens, a taxi driver, in Aljunied Road at 11.45 p.m. on Aug. 17 of $50 in cash, a wrist watch, a ring and a fountain pen was cleared in
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    Murder alleged
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Fang Koom. HO. inmate of the Old Peoples Home. Masai, was today committed for trial on a charge of murder. He alleged to have stabbed Leo Goo. another inmate of the Home.
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    A Sultan's $60mil. gesture
    493 7 $100 MILLION LOAN TERMS ANNOUNCED TENGKU GIVES THANKS THAT'S THE AMOUNT SAVED ON LOW INTEREST RATES SULTAN From CHANG YEN FOOI Kuala Lumpur. Wed. JHE Brunei Government's $100 million loan to the Federation is to be repaid in 30 years plus interest at 3 j per
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    Query by jaga kretas traps man in bid to steal car
    249 7  - Query by jaga kretas traps man in bid to steal car JACKIE SAM SKELETON KEY FELL TO THE GROUND By SINGAPORE, Wed Jaga kreta boys in Raffles Place car park this morning caught a man trying to steal a car The boys saw the man fumbling with the ignition switch
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    Acid woman for trial
    60 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. A housewife, Lim Swee Kwan, was committed today for trial at the next Assizes on a charge of using acetic acid on a woman rubber tapper. Lim Char Bor. for the purpose of hurting her. Swee Kwan was alleged to have committed the offence
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    Australian writer in search of colour
    80 7 Australian writer in search of colour .MRS. KAY MELAUN (above) had always dreamed of Singapore as a "green, beautiful place". "And it was so true. From the air everything looked rich and green just as I had imagined it would be." she said at the Singapore Airport today, after stepping
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    JAIL FOR BREACH OF TRUST
    91 7 JAIL FOR BREACH OF TRUST KANGAR, Wed. A former company cashier, Choong Chong Lee, 30, was today sentenced to a total of two and a half years' jail on two charges of criminal breach of trust of $131,807 and falsification of accounts in 1956. Choong is now serving sentence of
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    Johore ban still stays
    51 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The movement of restricted articles without a permit in the Operation Tiger area oi south-west Johore is still prohibited, an official state ment points out. But central cooking has been largely abandoned owing to the elimination of most of the terrorists in th*
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    Darul Islam chief got in through Penang
    171 7 fOHORE BAHRU. Wed. i J Penang was the point at l which a Darul Islam leader. Tengku Hassan Ali. entered Malaya, the Straits Times learned today. There he contacted a Chinese businessman who loaned him a black American saloon car and a driver.
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    BLAST IN PATROL BOAT WITH PETROL: OPEN VERDICT
    261 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. An RAJ 1 patrol boat, which caught fire after a violent explosion, caused two men on board to dive into the sea, resulting in the death of one of them, a Singapore inquest was told today. Testifying at the inquest
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    2 FLOOD DEA THS IN KELANTAN AS WATERS EBB
    458 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. men were drowned in Kelantan during the past 48 hours as monsoon rains continued to flood the East Coast. Their bodies were recovered yesterday. The drowned were Daud bin Yahya, 22, an odd job man, and Manah bin
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    Singapore warned: Floods on way
    207 7 SINGAPOKE, Wed.— A flood warning bus Heen given in Singapore for the next two days. The Meteorological Office has forecast showers and thunderstorms for tomorrow and until 7 a.m. on Friday. The Social Welfare Department has been alerted to be prepared to look after possible
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    55 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The People's Action Party will hold a general meeting at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Sunday to make amendments to its constitution. The party chairmap. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who told the Straits Times this tonight, declined to give details of the matters to
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    16 8 PENANG. Wed. The Penang Island Dili's School; will hold its annual prizegiving on Nov. 27.
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    425 8 Quest for secret of teaching Malay to others GOOD WOX MISSION FROM MALAYA LEAVES FOR TALKS MN JAKARTA SINGAPORE, Wednesday. nISCOVERING the secret of teaching the national language to foreigners will be an important object of the first Federation goodwill mission to Indonesia which left for Jakarta today. Inche Mohamed
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    123 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. —An Australian floating exhibition of samples of primary and secondary products is expected to visit Singapore toward the end of its present tour of the Far East. The exhibition in the vessel Delos is accompanying an Australian trade mission to commercial and
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    170 8 SCIENCE STUDIES ARE BECOMING POPULAR IN PERAK IPOH. Wed.— More and more of the bright boys in Perak schools today prefer science studies to arts subjects, the Science Supervisor of Perak Schools. Mr. James Allen, said today. Nearly 2.000 boys and a fewgirls in the state are nontaking up ueneral
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    THE FIRST 14 FOR NEW AIR FORCE
    94 8 THE FIRST 14 FOR NEW AIR FORCE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The new Royal Malayan Air Force is growing, from strength to strength. Next week on Friday, 14 members of the Royal Air I Force (Malaya) will be transferred to the RMAF. They will form the nucleus of the RMAF. They
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    Rubber workers retrenched as recession hits firm
    177 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The ,o management of Southseas Corporation Ltd. in Singapore today offered its 134 retrenched rubber workers each 24 days' wages, as severance pay., The offer does not include 59 other redundant workers employed by two contractors. It was made in a
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    Death fall at hospital
    53 8 SINGAPORE, Wed.- -A pri- i soner died yesterday after a 20-foot 1-all from a verandah of the General Hospital. r .eow Kee Wee. 24. serving a 15-month sentence for theft, fell head nrst onto a concrete pavement after breaking free from a prison warder who had
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    30 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. An inmate of the Tampoi Mental Hospital. Scran bin Dawi. died when be was given electric convulsion treatment a Coroner was told today. Verdict: Misadventure
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    Cyclist killed
    22 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Chinese woman cyclist was knocked down and killed by a lorry in Klang Town last night.
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    444 8 ONDON, Wed.— Th-i Times today described the political preparations for the first elections in Singapore under the new constitution next year as "confusing." It said: "The political parties have lately resumed their old game of remaking alliances and choosing new names. "The process must be confusing
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    ANOTHER BATCH OF VACCINE FLOWN IN
    135 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. A second batch of 100,000 doses of Sabin vaccine has arrived here. The Permanent Secretary to the Health Ministry. Dr. M Doraisingham. said today this batch was for use B ""hI? insisted that it was not' being stored here for use m
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    Bomb practice
    36 8 PENANG. Wed.— The Federation Marine Headquarters here have warned mariners that there will be bombing practices next month in the bombing range off the Kedah coast in the vicinity of the Bunting Island group.
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    182 8 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A WOMAN who has spent a year with the Gahuku tribe in New Guinea is determined to return to them one day. I is Miss Mildred Dickean anthropologist, who of the seven people on the yacht Utopia which :cently detained by the :sian
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    RUBBER PRICE EASES ON LOCAL MARKET: SHARES STEADY
    628 10 By Our Market Correspondent THERE was a good turnover on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday and the price after opening lower, steadied on short-cover-ing and then dipped again. With New York down 120 points and London down a farthing a lb. the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    151 10 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 88"i cents per lb down three-quarters of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. Closing tone: Quiet after slightly easier. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 89 2 sellers
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    552 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "There was selective support for industrials with minor fluctuations. Rubbers were quietly steady and tins inclined to ease. The turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Fed. Dispensary $1.08 and $1.09; Fraser Neave ords $1.58 (OL). $1.60
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    67 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following change In its rates to merchants yesterday (the rate is to $100) Selling: T.T. or O.D. ready: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the I.S. dollar was quoted at 5.77 Vi for cash, and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    101 10 Sinrapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra; steady: UK/ Continent November; December $42 > 4 buyers, S43U sellers. Coconut oil: steady: bulk $65 sellers, drum $68'/i sellers. Pepper; quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $129. Sarawak $128 (both unchanged), special Sarawak black
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    STORE SHIPPING
    187 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or rxpected to arrive today: Thai 1-2 Cardiganshire 4-5, Lycoon 6-7, Helan Maru 8-9. East Maid 10-11, Canara 13-14, Hannover 15-16, Ormara 18. Nicolay Burdenko 19 Auby 23-24. Chaykovsky 25-26 Kasimbar 27, Benveg 28. Krsh- shima Maru 29-30. Azumasan Maru
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 10 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 19 Nov. 18 Industrials: 91.16 93.10 Tins: MM 95.30 Rubbers if): 10K.17 106.03 Jan. 1 1958= 100.
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    112 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS .Stock Exchar^ t a bom a Sa .-d s Oils recorded a with Oil Sear, h down 4d. p *nd jc Loaas 3' s is Bank o, aik* Con. Zinc. r t Mount Lyell i 2/ st, N. Broken Htji" 2 W HIUSO 9 3/ 6se Mount Morgan
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      774 10 NOTICES LEE WAH BANK, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from 22nd November, 1958 to 29tn November. 1958 (both days Inclusive* for the preparation of .jlvidend Warrants. By order of the Board. K. L. HUANG. Secretary. Singapore, 20th
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      825 10 TENDERS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited for the supply of Limestone pitching, spalls and crushed stone for the year 1959. Tender forms, specification and any other details may be obtained from the Muni- cipal Engineer, Municipal Offices. Kuala Lumpur. Tenders marked "Supply of Roaa Stones should
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      1152 12 INTEREST IN THE EAST ¥?UROPEAN countries are taking a great inter•E* est in the Far East today, according to Dr. Elizabeth Comber, Malayan author Han Suyin, who returned last week from a trip to Brussels Switzerland, France and England. "Wherever I went on the Continent people
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      189 12 Straits Times Crossword «.**•>. DOWN below" (Coleridge) I j I for mousetrap cheese (9). fIH~~ HH Ib^^^ 4 Devil a sa!nl ult n ia iii ]^^H|HH WM HH 6 A ewelled rin t? returned; finis! j^Hf MH ■■tHH HH 10 Informal speeches disturb our __^^B___^^B party most (5, 7). __JH__J^^m^B_
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    75 13 T ONDON, Wed. AttenLj dances at English firstclass cricket matches dropped by 550,785 this year. The New Zealand tourists received £13.620 less from county matches than did the West Indies last year. New' Zealand's share from the five Test matches was down by £8.446 compared with tho
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    33 13 SYDNEY. Wed. American tennis promoter Jack Kramer announced today he may approach Italian Orlando Sirola and Belgian Jackie Brichant to join his professional troupe. He did not elaborate on terms. U.P.I.
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    72 13 WEST GERMANY, Wed Schalke (Germany) eliminated Wolverhampton Wanderers, the English First Division champions from the European Cup soccer competition with a 2-1 win here yesterday. The German team, which led 2-0 at halftime were held to a 2-2 draw when the two teams met in the
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    New Johore FA referees
    75 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Following have qualified as referees of the Johore Football Association. Ja u a f ar bln A Razak. Abu Soeib bin Sh. Ibrahim, Satari bin Yahaya. SS. Maniam. X Benedict. S. Marlmuttu, Yam Fook Tong, Ali bin Mohd. Yassim. S.W. Gaudart, Mahdan bin
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    SCC pull away to 11-3 win
    73 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Cricket Club "A" beat South Johore "A" by 11 points (goal and two penalties) to three (dropped goalt in a friendly rugger match on the padang today. Faucett gave South Johore the lead in the 15th minute by dropping a goal.
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    276 13 No. 1 Scheele LONDON, Wed.—lndonesian champion Tan Joe Hock is now generally regarded by badminton experts as the world's top player, following his successes in Ihe recent Thomas Cup series in Singapore. In the editorial of the International Badminton Federation's annual nandbook, published yesterday, Mr. H. A. E. Scheele, the
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    277 13 Percentage to decide title LONDON. Wednesday. rpHE ENGLISH county cricket championship takes on a new 100k as a three-year experiment starting in 1960. For these three seasons the championship will be decided on a percentage basis instead of points as at present. This decision, agreed
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    239 13 I can ruin Australia's Davis Cup team, says Rose MELBOURNE, Wed.— Tennis star Mervyn Rose, currently under suspension for failure to account for expense money, charged today he has "plenty of dope on our Davis Cup players'' and warned Australia might not have a Davis Cup team "after I've done
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    389 14 Nazrana is one to watch if it is wet JEEP'S 10 TO FOLLOW My ten to follow at the Perak Turf Club November Meeting areNAZRANA: Consistent sort and like* a wet track. Sent over a mile at Buk't Timah in August and ploughed 'through a heavy track to win easily
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    50 14 LONDON. Wed —Results of today's replays in the Football Association Cup first round proper were: South Shields 5 Crewe Alexandra 0 (winners away to Oldham Athletic Gillingham l Plymouth Argyle 4 (winners away to Coventry City i. Yesterday's result: Bury 1 York 0 (Bury away to Chester).—Reuter.
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    29 14 SHOLAPUR, Wed.— West Indies were 312 for six Hunte 74) at close of the first day's play in their match against Maharashtra which began here today. Reuter
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    Bank beaten 5-1
    34 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. Nam Hing Rattan Factory beat Char tered Bank 5-1 in the S.T.T.A. Business Houses table tennis league at the S.Y.S.C. tonight. In another match National Carbon beat Wearnes 5-3.
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    RAF TAKE THE TITLE
    91 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Royal Air Force became this years Inter Services rugger champions when they beat Army by 27 points (three goals and four tries) to eight (a goal and a try) In the key match at Tengah today. William was top scorer for the airmen. He
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    361 14 INTERNATIONAL HO HAS LAST WORD ON FIVE PER CENT TAX ROW NOW SOCCER MEN FACE THEIR \MOST IMPORTANT DECISION EVER Singapore Football, which i^s ended the 1938 season tottering on the verge of ruin, niiiv well sink into oblivion if Mr. Soli Ghee Soon is allowed
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    Lock icon AN ERROR THAT COST CARDIFF A POINT
    53 14 HEWITT, the Cardiff City inside-left, makes a leaping header towards the Fulham goal during the Second Division league match at Craven Cottage, London, on Saturday. However, the ball missed its mark and went over the posts a costly mistake as Cardiff were beaten
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    SINGAPORE ASIANS COME GOOD —AND JUST IN TIME
    162 14 SINGAPORE ASIANS COME GOOD —AND JUST IN TIME SINGAPORE. Wed.-—Sin-gapore Asians, defeated in their three previous matches, struck their best form today to trounce Royal Army Service Corps by 24 points (three goals and three tries* to five <& goal) in their rugger match at Thomson Road. This victory was
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    25 14 BERLIN. Wed.— West Germany and Austria drew 2-2 in an international soccer match here today. The teams were level 1-1 at halftime.— Reuter.
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    'They're off'—from starting gates early next year
    288 14  - 'They're off' from starting gates early next year MOK SIM PIN By SINGAPORE, Wed. There is every possibility that starting gates will be introduced in Malayan racing next year. 'The Straits Racing Association has considered all aspects of the u.se of starting gates at all Malayan Turf Clubs." an official
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    Lock icon Sydney press offers big cash awards to brighten series
    145 14 Sydney press offers big cash awards to brighten series SYDNEY. Wed.— The Sydney Daily Telegraph has offered big cash awards for bright cricket in the matches against the M.C.C. Tli,. awards will cover: The Australian XI v M.C.C. match in Sydney, starting next Friday. Each Test match until the Ashes
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    Seventh victory but Recs don't impress
    275 14 SINGAPORE, Wednesday 4FTER trailing 1-0 at the interval, Singapore rg Recreation Club scored twice in the second half to beat Ceylon Sports Club 2-1 in their SHA league first division match at Serangoon Road today. This was Recs' seventh victory in nine matches, but
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    71 14 SOCCER: SAFA League, Div. I— Chinese Athletic v 1.R.C., Jalan Besar, 5.15 pm HOCKEY; SHA League. Div. I— I.A. v Wanderers, Balestier Road; D»v. 2— RAF Changl I B' v Prisons "B". Changi: S.C.C. "B" v Y.M.S.A. B". padang; Singapore Malays HA. v REME, Serangoon Road. TABLE T.ENNIS:
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    137 14 ONDON, Wed John Mortimore, the 25-year-old GloucesLi tershire batsman and off-spin bowler, will leave London on Saturday for Australia to reinforce the M.C.C. team Yesterday Mr. F. R. Brown, the M.C.C. team manager telephoned Lord's and asked for Mortimore to be sent out to
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      134 14 A LATE BUT WELCOME BOOST FOR CLUB MEET DURING the past few days I haw quiet satisfaction that the sugge for a Malayan Cup soccer con. gue champions has been gaining support. On Aug. 28. anticipating (c that the F.A.M. would introduce tl system for next year's Malaya Cup i
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