The Straits Times, 12 September 1959

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEUS 80,000 The Straits Times Hal"** Nat** 4 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 195J? 15 CENTS.
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    MPs IN DRESS ROW
    1224 1 Socialists turft up in shirt-sleeves -and are warned by Tengku: You will be barred By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS They return with jackets and ties and House cheers KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ALLIANCE and Socialist Front MPs argued heatedly this morning, 10 minutes before the first meeting of
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    PROPER ATTIRE EVENTUALLY...
    71 1 NOW properly dressed, Socialist Front MPs Mr. V. David, in white coat and grey trousers: Mr. Ng Ann Teck, in black blazer and white trousers: and Mr. Karam Singh, in black coat and white trousers, return to the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall for the meeting of the
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    Barley scare reaches Perak
    329 1 Barley scare reaches Perak IPOH, Fri Two cases of suspected poisoning from contaminated barley have been reported in Perak. A woman was admitted to Kuala Kangsar hospital yesterday with stomach pains. She tola doctors that she began to have stomachache after drinking two glasses of barley water on Saturday. A
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 CHOU REJECTS FORCE PI KING. Kri— Premier Cliou fcn-lai told rtagdim i oiniruttcc of National Peoples Congrr^ »oda> that Sino-Indian border fuestioa >hotiJd settled on the five print co-existence, not i Rcutcr (See P I
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    CHINESE DO NOT DOMINATE ECONOMY; PUTHUCHEARY
    291 2 CHINESE DO NOT DOMINATE ECONOMY; PUTHUCHEARY SINGAPORE, Friday. MR. James Puthueheary, manager of the Industrial Promotion Board, today disputed the widely-held theory that Chinese capital dominated the economy of Malaya. The theory, he said, vas an "optical illusion" which resulted from seeing the large number of Chinese traders not as
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    Rice price up due to ratio policy change
    180 2 SINGAPORE, Friday. lIOUSEWIVES will have to pay a little more for 11 high quality rice as a result of a change in the off-take ratio of Government stockpile rice. The ratio for broken grains, however, remains unchanged. The change, which cams Into
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    PAY CUTS: JOINT COUNCIL TO MEET SOON
    84 2 PAY CUTS: JOINT COUNCIL TO MEET SOON SINGAPORE, Fri— The Sins' rapore Clvtt Service Joint Council will meet soon to discuss the pay cuts imposed on civil servants and their counterproposals. A spokesman of the official side said a meeting would be arranged shortly although a date had not yet
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    Man drowns
    26 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A bus conductor. Mahyudi bin Jesad. 28, was today drowned In a mining pool near his house in Kampong Pandan Dalara
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    Off to meeting
    33 2 SINGAPORE Frl. Dr W. W. Yung, Director of the Western Pacific Region of the World Health Organisation, left Singapore this morning by air for Talpeh to attend the regional conference.
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    THE PRESIDENTS PERSONAL AIRGIRL FLIES IN
    128 2 THE PRESIDENTS PERSONAL AIRGIRL FLIES IN SINGAPORE. Fri. Miss Kathlni Manoppo (above), Indonesian representative to the Pacific Festival in San Francisco next week. Is personal air stewardess to President Soekarno. Kathlni. 26. flew in this afternoon by Pan American Airways from Jakarta. Before her present Job she was an air
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    New officer
    31 2 JOHORE. Frl. Mr. G.A. Diaz has been appointed state replanting officer. Johore. m succession to Mr. R. J. Dennett who has been t ran si erred to Kuala Lumpur.
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    He'll attend opening of Parliament
    29 2 SIR JOHN BARLOW, a British M.P.. who arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to attend the opening of the Federation Parliament today. Straits Timed picture.
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    'NOTHING NEW in THE PROPHET'S PARADE
    260 2 IPOH, Friday. PROCESSIONS to honour the birthday of Prophet Mohamed are held in many parts of the world and there is "nothing strange or new about it," a Muslim religious leader here said today. Mr. M.Y. Hussein, trustee of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society,
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    WHO delegate
    39 2 KUCHINO, Fri. The acting Director of Medical Services. Dr. R Dickie, will represent Sarawak at the 10th session of the Western Pacific Regional Committee of the World Health Organisation meeting in Talpeh. from September 1« to 22.
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    4 will get honorary doctorates today
    367 2 VARSITY'S BIGGEST CONVOCATION KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. *CH)UR men will receive honorary doctorate degrees at the biggest- ever convocation of the Kuala Lumpur and Singapore divisions of the University of Malaya here tomorrow, i They are: DR. JOHN WILLIAM FIELD, former Director of the Institute
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    Sunday recital
    38 2 SINGAPORE, Frl -Urn Lee. a self-taught singer who began her professional career singing in Singapore amusement parks, will give a recital of Chinese art songs In Mandarin on the English programme at 9.45 p.m. on Sunday.
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    $20,000 WORTH OF BEEF DIE DURING EPIDEMIC
    90 2 IPOH, Fri. Malay peasant! Uvlnr near the royal town of Kuala Kangsar have lost 40 buffaloes as a result of an epidemic last week. Cost of these buffaloes Is estimated at about $20,000. The buffaloes, in Kamponc Salon k and Kampon? Bending Kring
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    Raped girl, 10
    29 2 RATJB, Fri. A rubber tapper. Mohamed AH bin Ismail. 23. was yesterday jailed for five years for raping a 10-year-old girl at Kampon* Buklt Badak. Temerloh.
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    Lock icon 'COOKS' TOUR JUNK FOR SINGAPORE
    66 2 fSANGKOK. Fri. A former American army sergeant, Mr. Robert Mr rens. his wife and two children sailed from Bangkok last week aboard a junk on their way to the United States. The junk, christened "Kirn." will sail to Singapore first, then to Indonesia, Australia, New
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    Lock icon Ike: A call to Nik to advance some new ideas
    627 3 TV TALK LOOKS BACK ON EUROPEAN TOUR WA SH I NGTON\ Fri. President Eisenhower last night again invited Mr. Nikita Khrushchev to advance some new ideas in an attempt to "melt the ice" of the cold war. This talk on
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    Lock icon Mr. K's U.S. visit may 'signal big changes'
    288 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. —I The Governor of Michigan, Mr. G. M. Williams, said today that next week's visit of Mr. Khrushchev to America could have more impact on the Communist economy and Russian imperialism than did the death of Stalin. He said: "Mr.
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    Lock icon DUCHESS: NO HYPNO-TEST
    64 3 LONDON. Fri.— The Duchess of Kent has declined with thanks the offer of an English hypnotist to help her son Prince Michael pass his driving test. The Duchess's secretary in a letter said that, while the suggestion was appreciated. Prince Michael "already has satisfactory Instruction and is
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    Lock icon AN EYELID OPERATION FOR LADY CHURCHILL
    64 3 LADY CHURCHILL, wearing a large patch over her right eye, returns to the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead. after having lunch with her husband. Sir Winston, at their country home. Chartwell. Kent. Lady Churchill was suffering from a minor eyelid complaint. She flew to
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    Lock icon NOW A MECHANICAL COW TO FEED THE WORLD
    200 3 LONDON, Friday. BRITISH scientists have perfected a process which they claim can help solve the world's hunger problem, it was announced here today. The £30,000 plant, which lies in the Bermondsey area of London, has been designed to produce edible protein from
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN BANS THE 'CONCISE OXFORD'
    145 3 KARACHI, Friday. r PHE FOURTH edition of the Concise Oxford DieA tionary has been banned throughout Pakistan on the ground that it describes Pakistan as a part lof India. An official order says every copy of the edition circulated here "shall be forfeit to the
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    Lock icon Pardoned
    29 3 JAKARTA. Pni.— The Indonesian Government has granted general amnesty to Darul Islam rebels who have surrendered In the south and south-east Celebes, Antara news agency reported today. Reuter..
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    Lock icon All favour disarm conference
    101 3 All favour disarm conference YEW YORK. Fri. The 82-member D.N. Disarmament Commission yesterday unanimously endorsed the Big Four decision to resume talks next year in Geneva on arms limitation in a new 10 nation committee. A resolution sponsorea Dy India, the United Arab Republic and other nations was adopted without
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    Lock icon She'll swap baby No. 8 for a house
    156 3 She'll swap baby No. 8 for a house f ONDON, Fri.— A mo- ther of seven is to give away her eighth child, expected in November, in exchange for a house offered by a childless couple. Mrs. Ada Cummlngs, 37. and her husband, a labourer, of South Shields, have made
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    Getting to know you...
    381 4  -  MAHINDER SINGH RANDHAVA By Singapore, Fri. MORE NON-CHINESE IN MANDARIN CLASS MALAYS aud inuians outnumber tne i mni'M..iiuenus two to one in mis Mandarin class (above) at tne Bufcit Fanjang Community Centre. The class of 30 has 20 Malay students, H Indians and only 10 Chinese.
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    $400 more for two hikers to pay way to Australia
    295 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Fredrick and Joseph Phipps, the English hitch-hikers who were stranded here 4,000 miles short of their destination Australia—were "happy beyond words" today. For tney have not only been successful in booking their passages, but also have the $480
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    Inspector dies
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Fri—lnspector P M. Ramachandran. 43. of the Commercial Crimes Branch, C.I.D. collapsed and died in his home in Alexandra Road, here this morning.
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    Union meeting
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore City Council Sewerage Labour Union will hold a meeting of mandores and artisans at No. 76, Race Course Road, on Sunday at S p.m.
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    Co-op Night
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Public Services Cooperative Stores Society Limited will bold its third annual Co-op Night at Raffles Hotel on Oct. 30 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
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    Board meeting
    21 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Excise Licensing Board will hold a session at the Town Council Chamber on Sept. 23.
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    $20,000 LOST IN SPATE OF ORCHID THEFTS
    250 4 Missing plants recognised In the Federation SINGAPORE, Friday, NEW SPATE of orchid thefts in Singapore in the last two weeks has cost at least seven victims all big collectors and growers about The victims include a gold merchant, a cinema magnate, a company
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    'TRADE TEAM DIDN'T GO WITH GOVT. BLESSING'-Mr. R
    158 4 'TRADE TEAM DIDN'T GO WITH GOVT. BLESSING'-Mr. R SINGAPORE. Fri. The Government today denied that it had given its blessing" to a 15-man Singapore Chinese trade mission which left yesterday for Peking on board the TJitjalengka. The mission's trip to China, reported in today's Straits Times, wa s said to
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    Moneylenders: $600 fee for licence
    225 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE 1 licence fee for moneylenders here has been L fixed at $600 a year five times the fee paid by Federation moneylenders according to the Moneylenders Ocdinance gazetted today. The Singapore moneylenders are to be licenced for the first time. The Minister
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    $150,000 fortune saved by 3in. of cold steel
    325 5 STUBBORN SAFE FOILS AN ARMED GANG SINGAPORE, Friday. 'pIIREE inches of cold steel stopped an armed -L gang from laying their hands on a $156,006 fortune when they broke into a goldsmith's shop last night. For 30 minutes two of the four-man
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    Big variety show for children
    121 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The highlight of Malaya's first Children's Day on Oct. 7 will be a giant variety show at the Merdeka Stadium for 30,000 children, under the age of 12. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is expected to open the show, a Government
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    TOADS DOG HIM FOR THEIR MEALS OF INSECTS
    102 5 KUCHING. Fri. The Acting Chief Engineer of Radio Sarawak. Mr. Chung Lian Fatt, has trained toads to follow him around for meals of ants, mosquitoes. cockroaches and insects in his house and garden. Mr. Chung said that hou.se or garden toads, repulsive
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    $25 fine for being late
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— Koh Kah Hoe was today lined $25 in a magistrates court for reporting late for a National Ser- iradi on June 19. Koh wa.s convicted and fined $30 in May. 1957. for not. attending parades on six occasions.
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    STRIKE: DAY TWO
    138 5 900 tea estate workers reject management call to return IPOH, Fri.— Nine hundred workers of Boh Estate in the Cameron Highlands, the biggest tea plantation in Malaya, who went on a lightning strike yesterday, stayed away from work again today. A workers' representative said today the management
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    75 workers allowed in under new law
    163 5 PENANG. Fri. Seventyfive non-Federal citizens have been allowed into Malaya for employment under the new immigration regulations which came into force on May All the 75 qualified for "employment passes'". Some of them earn more than the minimum salary of $1,200 a month.
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    Boy drowns
    30 5 TAIPING. Fri.— A pupil of the Hua Lian Primary School. Lee Ah Lim, 11, was drowned in a mining pool in Kampong Boyan near here on Wednesday evening.
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    RAILINGS: MOTOR CLUB INSURANCE RATES UNDERSTUDY
    183 5 RAILINGS: MOTOR CLUB INSURANCE RATES UNDERSTUDY CINGAPORE, Fri. The Motor Insurance Association of Malaya and Borneo is considering the question of its member ins ura n c c companies charging extra premiums for policies to cover social motoring events. Mr. D. J. Hill, vice-chair-man of the Association, said today: "A
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    Water rationed
    29 5 KULIM. Fri. Water supplies in Kulim Town will be rationed from tomorrow. Supplies will be available only from 6.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. daily. m m 8
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    Planter is killed in triple road crash
    236 5 Planter is killed in triple road crash CEREMBAN, Fri. A planter, Mr. W. H. Domleo, 28. was killed in a road accident 13 miles from here last night. He was returning from tne airport in Kuala Lumpur when his car crashed Into the rear of a stationary lorry at 8
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    Bar members
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two Barristers. Mr. Yap Tyou Mm J alias Mr. Robert Yap. and Mr Teo Soon Kok. were admitted j to the Singapore Bar by the. Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose. In the High Court today.
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    DEATH
    75 6 M Ward* Sit (Minimum) CHONG KIM HUAT passed away peacefully at 5, Bassein Road on iu-9-59 leaving behind 7 HW Port Seng. Poh Wah, Poll Siew, Poh Kong (Dr.), Poh Slong. Poh Yew, Pon Heng. 1 adopter !>on Poh Kee, 4 Daughters. Lan Heong. Otk Kee, Pee Cbai. Mac.
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    PERSONAL
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    365 6 30 Wuiit fit (Minimum) THE COCKPITS Java Rijsttafel Is served every Saturday and Suncay lunch time. MISS KAY KERRY, radio and i .maid artiste, sings ai the Cathay's Ocean Park Hotel every Saturday night. A GOOD DOUBLE! "Old RarityLiqueur Whisky and "Beefeater Triple Distilled Gin. You can bet o:i
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    The Straits Times Saturday. September 12, 1959. Parliament Opens
    545 6 The Straits Times Saturday. September 12, 1959. Parliament Opens Today his Majesty the Yang di-Pertuan Agong opens the first Parliament of the Federation of Malaya. With this formal ceremony, the whole of the constitution is brought into effect and the country enters upon the final stage of its progress towards
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    Peace Force
    484 6 Two appeals have gone to the United Nations in the past fortnight for intervention in troubled areas, one from Laos and the other from the Dalai Lama. They will inevitably revive discussion of the United Nations peace or police force idea. It is probably coincidental that Mr. Lester
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    Socialist Shirts
    187 6 Socialist Front parliamentarians should not be too disappointed by the rejection of their white open-neck shirts. It was not a very original idea anyway. But that does not solve their problem how to attract attention to themselves. The current outbreak of "design consciousness" at one of Kuala Lumpur's
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    YEARS AGO
    130 6 rom the Strain Times of °ept. 12, 1909 r- r>\vK,\Y Loke Yew has oeen alienated 30 acres of land in Kuala Lumpur tor his ambitious cement works project. He is planning to launch out soon with Mr. D.G. Robertson. r E cultivation of inX digo in Singapore last
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    PARLIAMENT
    1281 6  -  HARRY MILLER by WHAT it can do WHAT it can't HOW it works THE Yang diPertuan Agong today inaugurates the Federation of Malaya's Houses of Parliament the Dewan Ra'ayat (House of Representatives) and the Dewan Negara (Senate). Today's ceremony marks the final step in the evolution of fully representative
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    NAIR TO STUDY LAW IN BRITAIN
    162 7 NAIR TO STUDY LAW IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE. PTi.— Singapore's for Tier Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. M. P. D. Nair. is leaving for Britain on Tuesday to study law. He will be away for three years. Mr. Nalr. 39. said It had Uways been his ambition to study law.
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    Tun Leong sworn in as Justice Minister
    91 7 Tun Leong sworn in as Justice Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The former Governor of Malacca, Tun Leone Yew Koh, was today sworn in before the Yang di-Pertuan Asong as Minister of Justice. In a simple ceremony at Istana Negara, the Prime Minister, Tengfcu Abdul Rahman, formally informed the Kin* that
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    NINE GET SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDY ENGINEERING
    139 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Central Electricity Board today announced the names of nine successful applicants for scholarships to study electrical engineering In Britain. Eight of them will leave here on Monday. They are: Mr. V. Perinparajah of Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Soh Kal Choy of
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    5 girls wonder: What hit us?
    429 7 ONE MOMENT THEY WERE WATCHING TEACHER: NEXT MOMENT A FLASH KNOCKED THEM OUT KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Friday. FIVE schoolgirls in the district hospital here are wondering what happened during a brief moment when they lost consciousness at the Serendah Chinese School, 14 miles from
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    Malaya's UN party off
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The three members of the Malayan delegation to the new session of the United Nations General Assembly left today by BOAC Comet for New York. They are Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Yusoff. secretarygeneral of UMNO. Mr. Cheah Theam Slew, secretary of the Selangor
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    Man knifed in street
    47 7 IPOH, Fri. Police last night questioned secret society suspects after a stabbing incident near the junction of Hugh Low Street and Cockman Street. The victim was Goh Ah Kow. 23, a fishmonger. He was attacked by two youths. Police have recovered a dagger.
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    Engineers transferred
    38 7 MALACCA. Frl.— The State Engineer Malacca. Mr. V. D. D. Stogdale, left' Malacca today for Johore Bharu to assume duties as State Engineer, Johore. He has been succeeded by Mr. R. 8. Kenrick of Kuala Lumpur.
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    MANAGER: I FOUND MY STOLEN ORCHIDS IN NURSERY
    218 7 MANAGER: I FOUND MY STOLEN ORCHIDS IN NURSERY SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Max Lewis, general manager of Fraser and Neave Ltd., told the seventh magistrate, Mr. Robert Chee, today that when he went to a nursery to buy some orchids he found about 45 of his own plants there He was
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    Three heads at Poly get their notices
    191 7 Three heads at Poly get their notices SINGAPORE. Fri. Three heads of departments at the Singapore Polytechnic have had their services terminated. They are Mr. S. Craig, head of the Department of Commerce; Mr. R. Bruce, head of the Department of General Education; and Mr. R. Phillips, head of the
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    Weather holds up planes
    60 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. A Twin Pioneer and two single-engined Pioneers for the Royal Malayan Air Force expected to arrive today have been held up in India because of bad weather. The planes are now expected here on Sunday. They are piloted by five RMAF officers who
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    Court title for Sultan's son
    46 7 JOHORE BAHRU. FTi. Tengku Abdul Rahman, second son of the Sultan of Johore. has been given the title of Tengku Bendahara. Johore. This court title has been vacant since the death of Tengku Abubakar, second son of the late Sultan Ibrahim.
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    INDIAN PHOTO WINS TOP AWARD IN PENANG
    265 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A print from India showing a Biblical looking shepherd tending a flock of sheep on a mountain side has won the top award in the 3rd Penang International Salon which will be declared open tomorrow. The "Shepherd of Manali" (taken
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    297 7 GERMANS ARRANGE OPERATIONS SINGAPORE, Friday. A SIX-YEAR-OLD boy will leave alone on Sunday by air for Cologne, 6,609 miles away, for two delicate operations. The boy, Rejender Kumar Pawa, is suffering from ulcerative colitis, possibly thallissimia a rare blood disease. The operations
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    Hawker killed in row over $100 loan
    151 7 Hawker killed in row over $100 loan SINGAPORE. Fri.— A hawker died of stab wounds today after a quarrel over a $100 loan. He was Chaa Peng Seng. 41. father of four, who^e death brought Singapore s murder toll this year to 43 Chua left hi.s hut In Kirn Seng
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    Rock discs stay put
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Fri Rock 'n roll records still remain In Radio Singapore's library. Although this type of muslr has r<ot been played for a long time in Its programmes because of the Government's culture "clean-up" campaign. Mr. Derek Cooper, controller of programmes, said today that there were
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      175 8 IT Is Interesting and encouraging to read that the new chairman of the Board of Governors of the Singapore Polytechnic is endeavouring to strengthen the weak points of the college. But will not it be gallant on his part to Improve it without condemning the
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      131 8 f HAVE often seen anxious. 1 hurrying passengers streaming out of the Kuala Lumpur railway station in search of the next means of transport into town. I have heami them making inquiries about buses plying between the station and the town. The better off are In
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      343 8 This new policy for the Poly will lead to no good "PHE Governments new policy for the Singapore Polytechnic is bad. The old policy was to train students In various courses and to enable them to sit for external examinations The Idea was that once the Poly had established certain
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      183 8 I REFER to the report in the Straits Times of I Sept. 9 headed "Out— secret of land grab in jungle." and would like to point out that i It contains some inaccura- cles. Approximately 4.000 acres of state land have been 1 found to be
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      81 8 "THE other morning I went to the Government office to get my bicycle licence renewed. When I approached the man In charge I was told: "Office sudah tutup. Pukul dua datang." I looked at the time: it was 11 a.m. Now, am I to understand
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      266 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Clf tender always acceptable 1 He may gel the sack for sit- <s>. ting down on his job 14. 10). 7 Our town needs redesigning 9 A sight that makes O.P. smite —it's obsolete (7). 1 <■ t Castle in Berlin produces daz--10 Just the boat
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 10 Malayan Share Market: Sept. 11 Sept. It Industrials: S7J6 97.M Tins: 114.9* 114.8S Rubbers: 149.71 148.70 Jan. 1 1»M=1««.
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    Rubber premium varies
    350 10 Rubber premium varies OOCUS of attention this r week has again been on the September position and the premium has varied from 2i cents to 3, cents per lb. with market levels rising and falling In unison, report H.C.B. Co., Ltd. In their current Rubber Market survey. Despite a marked
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    136 10 MELBOURNE. Fri. INVESTMENT shares closed the week on a firm tone on an active market here today. BHP gained Is. to 40s. Herald eased Is. to 40s. and AHA dropped Bd. Base metals and the oils remained steady and Commonwealth bonds held a firm tone on a quieter
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    169 10 Ships lying alongside the Sin t>pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Nivasa 1/2 Pres. Pol. 4/5. Shojo Maru 6A, Americano 6/7, Celebes 8/9. Agamemnon 10/11, Mandeville 13/14. Leneverett 15 16, Jan Maeteko 18. Jednosc 19, Jarak N. Wall 2. SedlU N Wall 3. Oiang Ann N. Wall
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    RUBBER CROPS
    26 10 Further August rubber crops Include: Ayer Paaas 123,000 lb.. Glenealy 103.000 Ib.. Kluana; 91.500 K>. Pa Jam 165.400 lb.. and Ilu Bennt 44,500 lb.
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    ANOTHER U.S. STOCKPILE REPORT EASES RUBBER PRICE
    600 10 ANOTHER U.S. STOCKPILE REPORT EASES RUBBER PRICE By Our Market Correspondent yy HEN dealings started on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday with October as the current quoted position prices eased on private reports from New York regarding the release of rubber from the American stockpile. These reports contained in messages
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    RUBBER PRICES
    143 10 October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore jwtnulaj at 107 cent* per Ib., down 1% cents on Thursday price. The closing tone was -err etMdy. Closing prices In cents per lb., yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers llOfc, sellers 110%; Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    33 10 SINGAPORE, SEPT. 11. RUBBER: 51.07 per lb. (down 1» cents). Unofficial close 5 p.m $1.06} (quiet). TIN: $399.87 i per pit ul (up 87i cents). Estimated unofficial offering 155 tons (unchanged).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    517 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "All sections were quiet around quotations and the turnover was ■mall." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business up to 3.30 pan.: Industrial!: Con. Tin Smelt ords 365. 3d. x all (AIS); Fltzpatricks $1.04; Fraser and Neave ords $1.45 and
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK/Continent: September October shipments $39 buyers, $40 sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $61 i sellers, drum $64 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white) $171, Sarawak $170 special Sarawak black .$lOB, garbled Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    47 10 On the fr«e exchange market In Hone Kong yesterday, the C.B. dollar was quoted at 5.73 i for cash and 5.74 -i for T.T. Sterling; was quoted at 15.94 and one tael of r*H at 252**. All Malayan Exehanre Banks' Association rates were unchanged yesterday.
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      699 10 NOTICES ESTATE OP MADAM WONO KIN. alias WONO SEET KIN. alias WONG SIT KIN, alias WONO SEET KIM. alias WONO SIT i KIM, alias WONO PING FOOK. alias WONG SEE KIN. alias WONO LIN KENO. alias CHEONG SENG. DECEASED. All persons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamed Deceased,
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      1209 10 NOTICES NOTICE This Is to inform the public that Mr. A. N. LBOOE. our District Manager In Kuala Lumpur, has left our service with effect from vth Beptem>>er, 1959 and that he has no authority to transact any business or collect any premla on our behalf. THE ASIA LIFE ASSURANCE
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      218 10 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANK'S ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association in the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Tuesday. 15th September 1969, for the Birthday of the Prophet Mohammed. SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN DREDGING LTD. DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS In their Annual Report will recommend payment of
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      752 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS The City Council of Oeorge Town. Penang, Invites implications for the temporary post of PUBLIC RELATIONS AND LIAISON OFFICER In the City Council. 1. An applicant must be a Federal Cltiaen and should not be under 26 years of age. 2. The post is temporary and carries an
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      763 11 SITUATIONS VACANT M Words Si (Mtn.)— Box St eta. txtrm WANTED CHINEBE GIRL as House-Maid. Able speak English or Malay, for a Healthy Town, Federation: and train child girl. Lessons/Games: Kirdergarten, advantage. Ability live In. Food it Salary. Please apply stating age. with full particulars. To Box A 4197 S.T.,
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      913 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE Words ti (Min.)— Bom ft cte. txtro 1958 O/KAPITAN 1957 Morris I Station Wagon F/Prefect, 1965 O/Kekord P/Prefect, V/Velox 1954 F/Anglla 1952 F/Consul A3O, 1951 A4O, Sin Thai Hin Trading Co.. 54. Short Street, Spore Tel: *****. PLYMOUTH SALOON. 2 Tone Green, Registered March 1968. One owner.
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    104 12 A TENSE MOMENT... as Socialists are told: You can't enter dressed like that... PAGE 12 SPOTLIGHTS SOME HAPPY (AMD UNHAPPY) MOMENTS OF YESTERDAY'S BIG EVENT HOT WORDS between an Alliance M.P., Syed Jaafar Albar, in white baju and songkok, and shirtsleeved Socialist Front MPs at the entrance to the main
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    DATO ONN—M.P. for KUALA TRENGGANU SELETAN
    27 12 DATO ONN— M.P. for KUALA TRENGGANU SELETAN DATO ONN BIN JA'AFAR. leader of Party Negara, entering the Tcngku Abdul Rahman Hall. Dato Onn represents Kuala Ireuseanu Selatan.
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    AWAY FROM IT ALL—THE TENGKU AND PMIP BOSS IN A HAPPY MOOD
    46 12 AWAY FROM IT ALL— THE TENGKU AND PMIP BOSS IN A HAPPY MOOD CHATTING happily are the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the leader of the biggest opposition group in the House, Dr. Burhanuddin bin Mohamed Noor, of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party. Straits Times picture.
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    THE THREE WOMEN MPs MEET...
    38 12 THE THREE WOMEN MPs MEET MALAYA'S three women MPs from left. Hajjah Zain blnte Suleiman of Johore. Datin Fatimab Hashim of Kedah, both Alliance, and Puan Khatijah Sidek (PMIP) of Trenscanu chatting after the meeting —Straits Times picture.
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    BAM to send young players abroad
    245 13 BAM to send young players abroad ■y VIC NAYAGAM. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Badminton Asso- ciation of Malaya wUli ■end promising younr players for overseas to five them internatournaments every year tional experience. The first three to be selected i under this scheme to be cent to India this month
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    Lock icon 227-run lead
    60 13 SCARBOROUGH (Yorkshire* Pri. The Indians, with two second innines Pickets in hand had a lead of 227 runs over T N Pearce's XI by lunch on the fl:ia. day of their match here today. The Indians, who made I7S in their first innings, were 303 for eight at
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    Lock icon Maria in quarter-finals
    82 13 FOREST HILLS, Fri—Bra- zil's Maria Bueno and Darlene Hard of the United States, winner and runnerup respectively at this year's Wimbledon, both reached the women's singles quarterfinals In the United States lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Maria beat American Jeanne Arth 4-6. 6-3, 7-5 and Darlene beat
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    FMAAU keeps mum on protest
    483 13 LET PUBLIC DECIDE WHO IS RIGHT, SAYS PRESIDENT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TiHE organising committee of the Federation of Malaya A.A.U. championships tonight decided not to discuss the joint report of two Singapore athletics officials criticising the organisation of the Malayan athletics championships held last month.
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    Kedah ace shocks Yee Khan
    238 13 Kedah ace shocks Yee Khan KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. While" Selangor took a 4-0 lead at the end of the first night's play In the North Zone of the Foong Seong Cup against Pahanu. Perak ronceded their first match of the night to Kedah at the Selangor Badminton Hall here today.
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    43 13 LONDON. Fri. Yesterday s British football results: Div. 2 Leyton Orient i Brighton 2; Div. 4 Northampton 2 Gllllngham 1: Walsall 0 Carlisle 1; Workington 3 Aldershot 3; Irish Gold Cup f second round) Coleraine 1 Bangor I— Reuter
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    Singapore Selection vs South Korea
    51 13 Singapore Selection vs South Korea SINGAPORE, m. Singapore Selection to meet South Korea at the Jalan Beaar stadium tomorrow at 5.50 pjn. will be chosen from: Mokhtar, Idros Albax. Noonan, Bamat, Jones, Khamls Banl. Button, Hamld Ibrahim, Osman McNaughton, Fnrtrell, Wlngfield. L Nonls. Draper. A. Rahman, Majid Ariff and Dollah
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    Police held
    38 13 SINOAPOR* Prt A goal 12 minutes before the end by John Davidson helped Singapore Oticket dub to bold the Dlv. 1 champions. Police, to a 2-3 draw In a friendly hockey match on the padang today.
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    12 NEW RECORDS AT GESS SWIM GALA
    384 13 CINGAPORE. Frl. Richard Tan and Lee Chee Leong, both of Lee House, shared the "A" division Individual championship at the Gan Eng Seng School swimming carnival at Amber Road today. Lee established three of the 13 new records In today's meet. Lee House
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    666 13 RACE 1—2.30: HURLINGHAM SCURRY CLASS B— ZF. (11.7) 1 Laakj Star (HA. Saddle Club Spore) V. Boorer 2 »fchj— g II (Sultan of Pahang) Teagkn Ahmad Shah 3 Big Heart (Sulun of Pahang) < 4 Babbles rSuKan of Pahang) 5 Kolefc (Sultan of Pahang* t
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    Indians snatch lucky victory
    419 13 SINGAPORE, Friday. INDIA, the Merdeka soccer tournament runners- up, looked a beaten team two minutes from time but in those vital minutes, Singapore presented them the match and India won 3-2. Singapore then were leading 2-1 and looked the winners all the way. All that India
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    203 13  - Pagan King to win 'Derby' EPSOM JEEP By pAGAN KING should 1 win the Deletiorj Derby (Div. 1) over seven furlongs at Kuala Lumpur today and prove himself the best "amateur" horse In training. Early in the season he won mile race at Bukit Tlmah by five lengths and followed
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      404 13 It "puts back the clock" It brings back THE NATURAL COLOUR to Greying nr Fading Hair Price Fed. $3.00, Spore $2.30 at {coding chemists and stores. Spore Distributor: GENERAL PHARMACEUTICAL CO., LTD. Your LIVER Is your LIFE! GURONSAN Is an Invigorative Datoxleatlve Compound for the LIVER and the LIVING Structure.
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      130 13 4fl» SINGAPORE: Seocer Singapore Selection v South Korea. Jalan Besar. S JO p.m.; Junior dip. RAF 6eletar "A" v Police "A". Jalan Besar, 4 pm. Friendly. RaJali v RAF Changi, Changl. SOsc charity games Soccer. Youth XI v Army, padang; Hockey SRC v Police, padang; Basketball Tong Keng v Quek
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    GOH SAYS IT: MORE TAXES
    391 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore Minister flies to tell Federation of plans f fHE Singapore Government today officially informed the Federation of its intention to introduce new forms of taxation at its first Budget meeting in November. Details of the new taxes were given today at
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    DEATHS
    80 14 J. ANTONY VAIDIAN a: Mave Ukara, Kerala Slate, on 8-9-59 father of Antony Joseph and Antony Tobannao FUNERAL of the late Mr. Tay Chek Meng will take place on I Monday 14th September 1959. The hi MM leaving 215 Circular Road Kuala Lumpur at 2 p.m. for Kwang Tung
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    27 14 THF FAMILY of late Mrs. Y. K. Wong, Klang, thank all friends and relatives for their kind seruTfaths. messages o; condolence and attendance at her iuneral.
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    21 14 IN EVER LOVINU memory ot our beUned iiau';";er Miss T. bubbainal uho p.'-sed away on 12.9.58. Inserted by p&ienU
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