The Straits Times, 6 October 1959

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    POLITICS BAN on 10,000
    1147 1  -  TAN TOCK SAIK CHANGES IN EDUCATION SET-UP ARE ANNOUNCED A prelude to big campaign to root out subversion By 'Good faith' language test planned KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A "NO POLITICS" rule is to be imposed on more than 10,000 non-Government school teachers throughout the Federation as
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    TENGKU: CABINET TO BE CHANGED
    66 1 |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will announce a Cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday after the usual weekly Cabinet meeting. He revealed this on his return from Penang where he had spent the week-end on an official visit. Five Junior Ministers are expected
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    Lock icon election result hinges on the don't knows
    275 1 election result hinges on the don't knows ONDON, Mon. British public opinion polls indicated today that the general election on Thursday would hinge on the growing numbers or "dont know" voters. A leading poll published in the News Chronicle said that the gap between the Conservative and Labour parties had
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    Lock icon Death of a birdman
    32 1 TOULON (South Prance), Mon.— Amateur ornithologist, Marlus Girauld, Imitating bird noises in woods near here yesterday, was shot and killed by a hunter who heard the bird-calls— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CRAB WITH TRAVEL ITCH
    71 1 PARIS. Mon. French fishermen have taught a crab which had apparently travelled 62 miles in the last 30 years. The words "Job le Roax" scratched on its shell were identified by M. Joseph le Koux. now 50. who said he caught it along; the coast at
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    Lock icon Soviet moon boomerang radios: Dead on course
    428 1 Soviet moon boomerang radios: Dead on course MOSCOW, Monday. JJI SSIA'S "boomerang*' moon-circling racket carrying an "automatic interplanetary station" was more than two-thirds of the \\;«v to the moon at L3O p.m. (Malayan •/•.Way It will tx? closest to the *****5 early on Wednesday. A Moscow announcement said that an
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    THREE DAGGER MEN IN $14,000 RAID
    122 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. T»HREE thugs raided the Lam Soon Cannery, Jurong, last night and stole $14,000 in cash, and cheques amounting to $4,000. A cashier, Wee Ec Eng, was the only person on the premises when the thug* burst in. He was tied up and
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    Art worth $3m.
    28 1 TORONTO. Mon. Six oil paintings worth about $3 mil. (Malayan) stolen from the Toronto Art Gallery three weeks ago. have been recovered, police said today.
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    Sergeant goes missing: Wallet found I in his abandoned car
    123 1 Sergeant goes missing: Wallet found I in his abandoned car SINGAPORE, Mon. A British Army Sergeant has been missing since Saturday night. He is Sgt. David Anderson, 31. a clerk at Royal Army Service Corps Head quarters, who was lasi seen heading toward* Bukit Panjang at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Method in this madness
    61 1 Method in this madness SINGAPORE. Man. A young man. who feigned madness in an attempt to be admitted to Woodbridge Hospital, was today sent to the House of Detention. Fong Khoon Sun had pleaded guilty to being a vagrant. The court was told that Fong had been examined and found
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    Lock icon Four dead in fires in Hong Kong
    157 1 Four dead in fires in Hong Kong IIONG KONG, Mon.— A total of nine separate fires broke out here over the past 24 hours. Four people were killed, 33 injured and more than 5,000 made homeless. Eight fires broke out yesterday all within a period of eight hours. The latest
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 TORIES STILL FAVOURITES LONDON servativr-, r< ltcs .«t I 1 >>n 1 the gener London b> t\ ~Rcui KHIR JOHARI
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    The forbidden fruit—by a magistrate
    265 2 The forbidden fruit by a magistrate MALACCA, Monday. HPHE Malacca magistrate, Mr. Ramanatban Iyer, said today that i A was human nature to want to taste the forbidden fruit. But, he added: "Blue films not only inflame people's lust bul cor rupt their morals. These filthy things don't do anyone
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    Byrne has new talks with STC, union
    126 2 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. A Byrne, this morning had further talks with the Singapore Traction Company and its employees union in a bid to avert a strike by the company's 2,000 employees over Jiheir bonus claims.
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    THREAT TO DAUGHTER AS FATHER IS SLAIN
    124 2 THREAT TO DAUGHTER AS FATHER IS SLAIN J> ACB, Mon.— A padi planter's daughter. Masrani binte Ahmad, has told the police here that she remained in her room while her father was being hacked to death by some masked men in an adjoining room of their house. Police investigating the
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    Aussie envoy visits Spore
    63 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr R.L. Harry, formerly Austra- j lian Commissioner in Singapore, flew in by Pan-Amerl- i can Airways today for a twoday visit. He is on his way to Canberra. Mr. Harry, who Is now Liaison Officer for Defence In the j i Australian External
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    Johore land is on offer
    52 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— The Johore Government will still entertain applications from foreign estate owners lor land for planting rubber and oil palm, it was stated in the Johore Legislative Assembly today in reply to a question by Mr. Lee Ah Leng. Socialist Front menvber for
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    Pahang meeting
    15 2 KUANTAN, Mon— The Pahang State Legislative Assembly will meet here on Oct. 14.
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    THOSE BIG TIN JACKPOT DAYS ARE OVER...
    250 2 THOSE BIG TIN JACKPOT DAYS ARE OVER... IPOH. Mon. The Perak government thinks that the discovery of new extensive tin fields in the state is unlikely. This was indicated in a government answer to a written question tabled In the Legislative Assembly here today. Inche Baharuddin tin Haji Abdul Latif
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    TEACHERS' PLEA TO TENGKU: LET KHIR STAY AS MINISTER OF EDUCATION
    340 2 TEACHERS' PLEA TO TENGKU: LET KHIR STAY AS MINISTER OF EDUCATION IPOH. Monday THE president of the Malayan Graduate Teachers' Union, Mr. Teerath Ram. today appealed to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to allow Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari to continue as Minister for Education. In a statement to
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    Stolen elephants taken to border
    209 2 KANGAR, Monday. APADI planter told the magistrate's court here today that two elephants reported stolen from a Perlis village were taken by five people through a jungle path towards the Siamese border. Kwang Din Rom said this when he testified against Endin Sing. 58. and
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    KEEP THE HOSPITAL STAFF ON TOES'
    83 2 KEEP THE HOSPITAL STAFF ON TOES' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Minister of Health Dato V- T. Sambanthar. today told health and hospital matrons and ministry officials to make "more surprise visits" to hospitals to keep the staff "on their toes". He said this when be opened the two-day annual conference
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    Malayan orchids a hit
    61 2 PERTH. Mon. A consignment of 30 orchids from Malaya was the showpiece of the West Australian Orchid Society's exhibition In Perth Town H*- 11 week. They were contributed byi the Malayan Orchid Bo<-lPtv In a return gesture, the Australian Society Is sending a consignment of West
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    Stranded hitchhikers worry the Government
    203 2 CONSULATES IN EUROPE HARASSED PEXANG. Monday. r rHrIE Federation Government is embarrassed by the growing number of Malayan hitch-hikers -who become stranded in Europe. A spokesman of the Federation immigration headquailt is here said today that several hitch-hikers had in recent months ap-* proached British
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    63 2 INDONESIAN DANCERS FOR MALAYA JAKARTA. Mon An Indonesian dance troupe la to begin a tour of Singapore. Kuala Lumour. Hong Kong Japan and Manila In tht I third week of this month Mr. Bagong Kusudiardjo, I imaginative creator of modern Indonesian dances, told reporters the troupe of 12 artistes would
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    A VICTORY SHAVE-BY THE TENGKU
    70 2 A VICTORY SHAVE-BY THE TENGKU ALOR STAK, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, cut off a four-year-old beard belonging to an Alliance worker during a victory celebration at Pengkalan Kudor at the weekend. Daud bin Yunus. 40. a fishmonger living in the Tengku's Kuala Kedab constituency, vow ed in
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    Lock icon NEHRU: WE'LL FIGHT THREATS
    346 3 "NO QUESTION OF GIVING UP HIMALAYAS...INDIA WILL NEVER BOW DOWN UNDER PRESSURE' BOMBAY, Monday. MR. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said yesterday that while India was prepared to hold negotiations on minor adjustments of the Sino-Indian border, "there can never be a question of surrendering the
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    Lock icon 5-ton Mary had an urge to go to church
    181 3 5-ton Mary had an urge to go to church MILAN, Mon.— Women screamed and fainted across the pews when a five-ton female elephant broke into a church here during Mass yesterday. Mary, the circus elephant. 58 years old, was being led through the streets to an anlmal-blessine ceremony marking the
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    Lock icon Dahanayake vows to serve Buddhism
    130 3 rOLOMBO. Mon. -The! Prime Minister. Mr. Wljayananda Dahanayake, last night dedicated himself to the service of Buddhism by paying homage to the preserved tooth of Buddha at Kandy. Very strict security mea- sures were enforced when i Mr. Dahanayake made the surprise visit to the
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    Lock icon Chinese bid to beat retail trade ban
    225 3 JAKARTA, Monday. FOREIGN Chinese traders in North Sumatran villages are trying to change their citizenship, the Medan newspaper, Harian. Patriot, reported. The newspaper said in is was a reaction by Chinese businessmen to the Indone slan Government's ban nu alien retail trade In
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    Lock icon LI LI HWA GOES INTO TEXTILE BUSINESS
    96 3 LI LI HWA GOES INTO TEXTILE BUSINESS JJONGKONG. Mon.— Li U Hwa has team up with her film director husband to set up a textile mill, the Li-Hwa TextUe Co. Miss Li is not the first Chinese star to have set up business in the colony. Such well-known Cantonese opera
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    After a week of study more US optimism on outcome of the Khrushchev-Ike talks
    374 3 After a week of study more US optimism on outcome of the Khrushchev-Ike talks WASHINGTON, Moil. A week of study and reflection has confirmed o Hi c i a 1 thinking hr re that Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's visit to the United States and his talks with President Eisenhower turned out
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    Lock icon India's visitor
    21 3 NEW DELHI, Mon. Princess Alexandra of Kent arrived by air today from Cambodia on a one-day unofficial visit— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'LITTLE JOE' TAKES A SPACE TRIP
    102 3 'LITTLE JOE' TAKES A SPACE TRIP WASHINGTON, Mon. A rocket designed to prepare for the first American manned space vehicle was successfully tested at Wallops Island, Virginia, last night. The "Little Joe" rocket and its cast-iron model of a space capsule were deliberately destroyed two and a half minutes after
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    Lock icon A CURE FOR GAMBLING...
    55 3 JAKARTA. Mon.— Police In Kudus, Central Java, have ordered six gamblers to report seven times daily for one week as punishment for haying been caught in a gambl- ins den raid. A special book was made available in the police station for the signatures of the
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    Lock icon 'Give up' call by a rebel chief
    222 3 'Give up' call by a rebel chief JAKARTA, Mon. A J former chieftain of the Darul Islam, Mohamed Bahar Mattaliu. has made a second appeal to rebels in the South Celebes to surrender. Mattaliu wrested power from warlord Kahar Muzzakir in a decisive clash recently and surrendered to the Government
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    40 3 LAS VEGAS. Mon.— Actress Eva Gabor, 33. and a New York textile manufacturer Richard Brown, 36 were married here last night. It wax the fourth marriage for Miss Gabor and the second for Mr. Brown.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'CAPITALISM'-A WORD BETTER DEAD
    149 3 BOSTON, Monday. AMERICA should abandon the word "capitalism" which was almost synonymous with colonialism in the minds of Asian people, Mr. Averell Harriman, a multi-millionaire and a former Governor of New York, said today. Mr. Harriman said that Mr. Khrushchev had repeatedly told how Communism would
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      365 3 radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 4?6 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVt: AM. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 ME^V^^ l:\Thl7cES Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; Kuala Lumpur 311 metre* 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Penanr 366 metres News; 8.05 A Date With Music: »uuc Ca 297 metrw 8.30 Victor
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    Prosecution is told off for messing about with charges
    390 4 Prosecution is told off for messing about with charges 'THIS APPALLING BUSINESS REALLY NEEDS TIGHTENING UP^JUDGE SINGAPORE. Monday. *pHE First Criminal District Judge, Mr. J.F. McWilliam. today sharply criticised the quality of charges in cases that were placed before him. Uc (k scribed the charges presented, in general, as "appalling."
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    Visiting folk song expert to make recordings
    253 4 Visiting folk song expert to make recordings SINGAPORE, Mon. American folk song expert, Mr. Anthony Saletan, said here today that he would record folk music from this part of the world. Mr. Saletan, who is also a music teacher and consultant, arrived here over the week-end for a tour of
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    Shell man for staff course in Britain
    81 4 Shell man for staff course in Britain MR. EDMUND Tan Bok Whui (above) a sales commercial assistant in Shell Co. here, leaves lor Britain on Saturday to attend a two-month marketing staff development course at Shell House. Teddington. which starts on Oct. 20. Mr. Tan. 34, an Arts graduate of
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    $9,650 for loss of son
    57 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A widow, Madam Tan Slew Luang, was awarded damages of $9,650 by the High Court today for the loss of her son, Chan Chong Kirn. 31, a storekeeper, who was killed by a car in an accident last year. The award was made
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    INDONESIANS CELEBRATE ARMY DAY
    87 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. About 300 guests tonight attended an Indonesian Army Day cocktail party given by the Indonesian Military Attache here, Major Sutopo. The guests included Air Chief Marshal the Earl of Banden, C-in-C Far East Air Force; Major-General W. G. H. Pike. Chief of Staff. Far
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    —MEN— WHO CAN SPEAK CHINESE NEEDED
    258 4 MEN WHO CAN SPEAK CHINESE NEEDED SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government plans to "sell the idea" of increased productivity through efficiency to Chinese industrial concerns here. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K M. Byrne, today revealed that two International Labour Organisation experts would be coming to Singapore next
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    Youths accused of robbery
    53 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two youths were committed for trial before the High Court today on a charge of robbing a shoe-shine boy of a watch worth $25. Tan Teck Beng and Tan Lai Hock are accused of robbing Lee Ah Weng, 18, while armed with a knife,
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    Johore elections off—except Kluang
    149 4 Johore elections off except Kluang JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Johore Legislative Assembly today parsed a Bill deferring the state's Town Council elections, except at Kluang. The Assembly was told that nomination day for the Kluang election in November had been fixed before the Federation Government post- poned Town Council elections.
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    450 INDIAN YOUTHS ARRIVE TODAY
    209 4 Aim: To promote understanding SINGAPORE, Monday. POUR hundred and fifty youth leaders from India will arrive here tomorrow morning in a specially chartered ship, the Sonavati, for a threeday visit. Their visit, sponsored by the All-India Congress Committee, is part of a study tour of
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    Mrs. Fozdar on China visit
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. Shlrin Fozdar, secretary of the Singapore Council for Women, will speak on her recent visit to China at a meeting of the International Women's Club at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    Indian dances
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Bhaskar's Academy of Dance has arranged a Bharatha Natyam performance 'Indian classical dances) to be given by Miss Dcvi Ramachandran next Monday at 6.30 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre.
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    FIRE VICTIMS: ARMY GIVES CROCKERY WORTH $2,000
    93 4 FIRE VICTIMS: ARMY GIVES CROCKERY WORTH $2,000 SINGAPORE, Mon The Army has riven tne New Market Road fire victims 16 crates of crockery worth abput $2,000 Each of the 120 families received a saucepan, 'a pair of mess tins, two forks and two spoons, one large dish, three drinking glasses
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    The City Treasurer resigns
    112 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The City Treasurer, Mr. S.S. Scales, has resigned from the City Council and is due to leave on Wednesday. He was one of the expatriate officers guaranteed employment until at least 1962 under the council's Malayanlsatlon scheme. The acting City Treasurer. Mr. Tan Beng
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      231 4 i SINGAPORE Jl DO CLUB: Be- cinq beginners 5 30 p.m. ad van- GEVLANG STRAITS CHINESE glnners class 7.30 p.m.; randort for ced 6.30 pjn. METHODIST CHURCH: Slglap all grades 830 p.m. TWCA (Raffles Quay) j Malay Youth for Christ club at 2 Lasalle V.M.C.A.: Body building 4 pjn.; befinnen
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    Brooke leads team to Siam for border war talks
    284 5 Brooke leads team to Siam for border war talks 700 TERRORISTS STILL A PROBLEM KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'pHE Director of Operations, Lt.-Gen. Dato F.H. Brooke, and five A senior Defence Department and police officials today flew to Bangkok for further talks with the Siamese Government about exerting pressure on terrorists
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    RAF DISMISSAL ROW GOES TO MINISTER
    174 5 RAF DISMISSAL ROW GOES TO MINISTER SINGAPORE. Monday. A BOUT 62 civilian workers in the Royal Air Forci -t* here have been declared redundant. The Air Ministry Local i Staff Union, which reprpsents them, has taken tho matter up with the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne.
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    Next meeting
    18 5 PENANG. Mon. The Penang State Legislative Assembly will meet next at 9.30 a.m. on Oct 29.
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    'EXEMPT US FROM DUTY' PLEA BY INDIAN FILM COMPANIES
    278 5 SINGAPORE, Man. WINE local nim distributing companie, have applied to th< Minister for Finance Dr. Goh Keng Swee for exemption from thi new cinematograph film hire duty whicl came into effect at tin end of last month. The companies ar members
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    — Inside— information brings tricksters an easy 5720
    149 5 Inside information brings tricksters an easy 5720 I O H OR E BAHRU, J Mon. The C.I.D. has been called in to investigate the leakage of information about rubber smallholders from the Board Office at Segamat. Inquiries began yesterday following reports that two men. posing as officials of the board,
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    FOUR CHINESE WIVES ARE LEFT ON THE QUA YSIDE
    346 5 FOUR CHINESE WIVES ARE LEFT ON THE QUA YSIDE PENANG, Monday "pUDUR Malayan wives watched their Aus- tralian husbands sail away today with other members of the 3rd Bn., Royal Australian Regiment. The four Chinese girls, who could not leave becaus( their immigration papers were not ready in time will
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    29 6 W»rds lit (Minimum) MR. KOCHUKUNJU VYDIAN (Eswaravllasam Paravoor Kerala) passed away peacefully on 28.9.59 at his residence In Paravoor. Inserted by son-in-law A.K. Rajab P.W.D. Office Temerloh Pahang.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    85 6 20 Here 1 lit (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Urn Yen- Bee ui*hes to thank all friends and relatives for their attendance at his funeral and for kindnesses shown. MRS. C. M Mitchell A> family thank all relatives friends for their condolences, wreaths and attendance at the
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    245 6 2» Word* lit (Minimum) SALE AT MULCHANDS. DrMtlc Reductions on All Dresses. STELLA COURTNEY. International Comedienne, nightly at The Cockpit except Sundays. CiREAT READING at little cost Complete range of Pan and Fontana books available at Spore Cold Storage Arcade Orchard Road. HIGH-R ATINO WOOLLENS Imported Bults. Coats Frocks!
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    ©te ©mrs Tuesday, October 6, 1959. Quiet Words And Wrath
    594 6 ©te ©mrs Tuesday, October 6, 1959. Quiet Words And Wrath Mr. Nehru has replied to Chinese claims on Indian territory in the grand manner: it will be understandable if Mr. Chou En-lai needs a little time before he reacts to the 10,000 word document. The letter says everything there is
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    Beating The Bookies
    370 6 Over the week-end nobody could place a bet on the Penang races in Singapore's coffee-shops, and there were punters who took to the telephone in vain. Where a bookmaker or an agent could be found, bets were accepted sub- ject to a smaller rebate than the usual
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    Self-Help
    276 6 Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee has not returned from London with two $14 million cheques in his wallet, but he has brought back something more valuable— an invitation to ask for more. The only condition is that he should be able to explain how he will use
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    Banker to the world
    1219 6  -  ANDREW SCHONFIELD HE CHALKS UP ANOTHER YEAR OF TRIUMPHBORROWING FROM THE RICH TO LEND TO THE POOR an. THE World Bank presented its annual report to the meeting of finance ministers gathered in Washington after another triumphant year. It had continued lending heavily to the underdeveloped
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      569 6 Let's clear up all this nonsense about the engineering profession I HAVE read with considerable interest correspondence concerning the qualifications of the professional engineering institutions of the United Kingdom. This letter is addressed to those students who desire to become chartered professional engineers so that they may clearly
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      PERILS OF ATTEMPTING TO GO IT ALONE
      379 6 "['HERE are several points In 1 Mr. Poh's letter (S.T. Oct. 2). which require comment. I should point out that I am an electrical engineer and am not well acquainted with the academic level of the examinations of the British Institute of Civil
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    Big-time bookies on the run
    366 7 SMALL MEN RAISE THE PRICE AS A FORM OF INSURANCE: THREE REASONS FOR CLOSURE SINGAPORE, Monday. "DIG-TIME bookies here are on the run for the first time since the war. And small-time bookies who were still operating yesterday first day of the Penang race meeting
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    LAND OFFICE FUNDS MISSING
    181 7 LAND OFFICE FUNDS MISSING JOHORE. BAHRU, Mon Police here have stumbled on the loss of a large sum of Government funds from the State Land Office in Pontian while making routine investigations into a theft case. Preliminary Investigations by the Johore CID have revealed that at least $2,800 worth of
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    The so-unlucky robbers...
    222 7 SEGAMAT. Monday. AFTER stealing a car in Segamat late last night four men drove it to Jementeh, 14 miles t( the west, and ENTERED a rubber dealer's shop by climbing over the back wall; GAGGED and bound a man sleeping In the place; TOOK $130 and a
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    KING MAY LEAVE HOSPITAL THIS WEEK
    81 7 KING MAY LEAVE HOSPITAL THIS WEEK KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, whose condition is much improved, is expected to return to the Istana Negara from Bungsar Hospital at the end of the week. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong was admitted to hospital 15 days ago after a heart attack.
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    Board member
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Professor R. Roolvink has been appointed a member of the Board of Control of the Dewa n Bahasa dan Pustaka (Language and Literature Agency).
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    Forged diploma charge
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Fuh Chin Shyong. described as a teacher in a Government-aided school, pleaded not Kuilty today to using as genuine a forged photostat copy of a university diploma. Fuh. of Boon Tionx Road, is alleged to have committed the offence at the Ministry of Education on
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    POLLS DELAY: 'ALLIANCE WANTS CONTROL'
    334 7 MALACCA. Mon.— The Malayan Party chairman and member of Parliament. Mr. Tan Kee Oak, said here tonight that the Alliance leaders in Malacca had manoeuvered the postponement of the Malacca municipal elections this year to ensure Alliance control of the Municipal Council next year and
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    Dr. Goh: It's back to London in 1960 to resume talks
    981 7 BRITAIN 'CONSIDERS' SPORE REQUEST FOR GRANTS TOTALLING $28 mil. SINGAPORE, Mon. r[E Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, is going back to London early next year for further financial talks with the British Government. Dr. Goh, who returned
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    Don't set me free, says boy leader of gang
    215 7 Don't set me free, says boy leader of gang CINGAPORE. Mon. A 14-year-old boy, described as a secret society headman, told the juvenile court here today why it would be hard for him to break off from his criminal gang. The boy, who had been remanded at Gimson School since
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    Mother's 'no'
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A mother today refused a court's offer of bail for h<r 13-year-old son charged with stealing $40 from hit eider sister. The boy was remanded.
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      168 7 3 can Certainty affattf 6 oW SINGER" Used SINGER* Sewing Machines at BARGAIN PRICES! Available from the following SINGER SEWING CENTRES. sth -10th OCTOBER, 1959. SINGAPORE 291 Serangoon Rood. 21 Orchard Rood. 46 Peck Seah Street. KUALA LUMPUR 167 Botu Road IPOH 135 Brewster Road. 166 Hugh Low Street. 438
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    The SQUARE look!
    22 8  -  LUCY HUANG PRESENTING THE HIGH- FASHION NECKLINE (WITH A PLUNGE TO FORBIDDEN DEPTHS) TO EXPOSE MORE THROAT AND NECK...
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    OPEN AND SHUT CASE: TWO EXHIBITS
    254 8 The meeting of the downward plunge and the edge of the stiffened belt heightens the illusion that the neckline is cut to the waist. This impression is punctuated by a large emerald diamond clip that picks up the brilliance of the lustrous fabric. i*
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    When your spirits and cakes flat...
    299 8 When your spirits and cakes flat... OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES... COME of us are just not cut out to be cooks. My husband says I must be the only woman In the world who can buy a package of cake-mix guaranteed 10 bake a perfect cake and have
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      223 8 When your child is in pain —^t-j^r^^ You can now, at last, give aspirin safely special Children's aspirin. Doctors know that aspirin is best for treating fever and #j!fW"AjP relieving pain in Children, but only in >^m^\ small, exact, safe doses. That is why f&k\ doctors recommend Angicrs Junior l^^a
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      213 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS M«w (s>. 1 Government department re- c Being prepared. engineer! organising two firms In Yorks take food in a ship (9>. 2. 5). 7 One's supper's iced perhaps 8 Elements (9). in g,. nt nagte (10 5) 10 A politician going the short 0 Indian state
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    33 10 SINGAPORE. OCT. 5. RUBBER: 99 i cents per lb. (down 21 cents). Unofficial 5 p.m. close 99; cents (slightly steadier). TIN: $398 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (onchanged)
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    575 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday: "There was selective improvement in both industrials and tins while rubbers were slightly easier. The turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation bro* kers reported the following business up to 3.30 p.m. industrials: FlUpatrlcks 95 cents; Fraser and Neave ords $1.43 cd
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    RUBBER CROPS
    11 10 Sunrei Tukanj- produced 63,714 Ib. of rubber in September.
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    STOCKINOICES
    21 10 Malayan Share Market: Oct. S Oct. 3 Industrials: 9970 99.00 Tin- ***** 120.40 $*Rubbers: 147.86 148.23 Jan 1 1958 100
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    RUBBER BELOW DOLLAR ON STOCKPILE SALES' SCHEME
    537 10 RUBBER BELOW DOLLAR ON STOCKPILE SALES' SCHEME By Our Market Correspondent THE announcement of the liquidation plans for the United States stockpile at the weekend caused the price of rubber to /ease in Singapore yesterday. For the first time since July 27 it closed below the dollar level. The price
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    143 10 MELBOURNE. Mon. INVESTMENT shares opened the week on ft firm tone on an active market here today. ACI gained Is. to 88s. 6d. while ARC eased 2s. 6d. to 40s. 6d. Base metals and the oils remained firm with Mt. Is* up Is. 9d to 61s. 3d. and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 10 October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 99-., cents per lb down 2 1 cents on Friday's close. The closing tone was barely steady. Closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 100, sellers 101; Int. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    140 10 The MaJayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday tall rates to $100). New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 15 16, OD 33 1/16, 90 dst 33% credit bills, 33 > 2 trade bills. Canada; buying airmail T.T. UH. 0.D./31*.. 90 d/st
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    Guthrie results
    54 10 Outputs from the estates and mines In the Gnthrie Group for September and for 1959 to date In brackets are as follows:— Rubber 8.337.000 tt>. (66.864.000) lb. tea (black) 165,0001 b. (1.432,000 lb.t. palm oil 1,443 tons, (14.759 tons), palm kernels 369 tons, (4,042 tons), and tin ore
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent October November shipments $40 \i buyers. $41 l -i sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $62 1 2 sellers. drum $64^ sellers. Pepper; quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $167, Sarawak $166. special Sarawak
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    160 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tong Nam 3. Rajula 45, Meiten Maru 6A. Tong Yick 6/7, Benmhor 8 9. Peleus 1011, Pres. McKinley 13 14. Benmacdhui 15/16, Musi Lloyd 18, Senai N.Wall 2. Sadao N.Wall 3. Sedill N.Wall 4, Emp. Gannet
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      787 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 APPLICATIONS are lnvjt«d from Federal Citizens and serving Government Officers for appoint- J meat as Police Information Officer. Royal Federation of Malaya Police Headquarters Salary scale: $754 x A2B 866 plus COLA, at current rates. The post is non- i pensionable. Duties: (1) preparation of press releases
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      682 10 NOTICES NOTICE WILL FORMER 8.8.V.P. members who were P.O.W. in Singapore contact Webb Tel. ***** or Gardner 2412 for a circular regardlng a "get together" proposed lor 9th November. NOTICE For the Convenience of the Public M/s. SENG HUP ELECTRIC CO. has now a branch at 182, Batu Road Tel:
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      465 10 NOTICES NOTICE Undelivered cargo ex itiji Bogota" arrived 11 8 59 Notice hereby glvei. that 20 cases Furlture Steel Tubular ex above vetel. covered by Antwerp Slngaore B Lading No. 4 will be sold t Public Auction, if th«- rightful iolder of B Lading ha s cot lalmed the goods
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      599 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL APPLICATIONS are Invited from qualified Midwlves ;or the post of Midwife in the Salary Scale of $137.50 X 7.50 220 pjn. plus allowances. Applications stating age. quail- flcatlons and experience to reach the Municipal Secretary. K. Lumpur not later than 10th October. :05» TENDERS
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      778 11 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT !It Wordt SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION furnished or unfurnished two-bed-room flats with modern conve- nlences at River Valley and Cairnhill Roads, postal district 9. coni tact Mr. Yap or Llm 98 Cecil I Street, Tel. (Spore) ***** HILLTOP HOUSE, overlooking sea. In District
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      721 11 TUITION jit Words SS (Min.)— Box St ett. txtrm POSTAL TUITION: Insure Credits/Distinctions. Cambridge English, Literature, by Prof. Sheppard. Mathematics, History, Science etc. Qualifying Test, lower Certificate H.S.C. Speedy, effective help. Stamford College. PO Box 281. Spore. PREPARE NOW for the next year's Cambridge School Certificate Examination. Let us help
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      574 11 DANCING If Words $lt (Minimum) Dalit 1 month, 10 Words tlJt (Mm EMBASSY HOTEL. S PORE Dance nightly on Roof Garden Chinese/European food. PRINCES SPORE DINE and Dance to Benny Klelnman's Prince's Quartet featuring Jan Carter. WHERE TO STAY 2» Words $10 (Minimum) Dait, 1 ironth. 10 Wordt $2.50 Mm
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    PRINTING PRESS SERVICE STATION
    71 12 PRINTING PRESS SERVICE STATION T*HE East Asiatic Co. Ltd., Singapore, who have recently been appointed local agents for Schnellpressenfabrik AG Heidelberg, manufacture rs of printing presses in West Germany, are setting up a service department with a view to increasing sales in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore.' Mr. C.
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    Pepper imports
    33 12 Singapore's black pepper imports in August totalled 519 tons, while imports of the white variety amounted to 785 tons. Sarawak continued the largest supplier of white pepper and Sumatra for black.
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    India seeks local plastic mart
    265 12 India seeks local plastic mart PHENOMENAL INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS 50... INDIAN plastic goods manufacturers are looking for a bigger market in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. Rajkumar Raghunath Sinha, Commercial Counsellor for India in Singapore said yesterday. Rajkumar Sinha said that India's plastic industry had made phenomenal progress 'although it
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    Coffee prices stabilise
    226 12 THE coffee marketing agreement which 1 was signed in Washington last week will considerably help stabilise the world's price of the commodity, Singapore traders said yesterday. They said there had been cases in the past where some producing countries resorted to dumping coffee especially on the European
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    Oil output
    29 12 Palm oil production in the Federation of Malaya amounted to 32.900 tons during the first half of this year, the highest for any corresponding period since 1956.
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    Retires after 40 years
    61 12 Mr. A. R. Lintner, president of American Mail Line Ltd. who spent six years in the Far East during his 40-year career in the shipping Indus try, has retired. Mr. Lintner was appointed general manager in April 1940 and the following year became vice-president. He was
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    Sarawak car trade expands steadily
    253 12 'THE motor car business is expanding up steadily in Sarawak, according to a businessman from Kuching who is now in Singapore attending a Ford sales training course. He is Mr. Tan Han Boon manager of the motor division of Tan Sum Guau and Son, Kuching,
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    H.K. tour for textile men
    83 12 The Malayan Weaving Mills. Johore Bahru, is sending three employees to Hong Kong soon for further training and experience in the textile milling industry. They are Messrs. Chada bin Sulaiman, 23, Noordin bin Idris, 21, both loom mechanics, and Tan Scow Koon, assistant foreman in
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    JAPAN STUDIES MARKET
    125 12 TWO engineers from Th Honda Motor Co. Ltd.. Tokyo, arrived in the Federation of Malaya recently to study the sales' position of the company's motor cycles. They were Messrs. Ichiro Neuchi and Ryozo Mabuchi who were met by Mr. Loh Boon Sie-n, managing director of Boon Slew
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    W.Australian trade mission not coming here before 1961
    206 12 W.Australian trade mission not coming here before 1961 countries surrounding the Indian Ocean. On Sept. 16, opening a new A£l million paint factory near Fremantle. the West Australian Prime Minister, Mr. David Brand, stressed the importance of West Australian secondary industries looking north for markets. T»HE visit of a special
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    Non-fattening beer on sale
    59 12 A new type of beer claimed to be non-fattening has been imported into the Federation of Malaya by S.R.M. Hendran Co. of Seremban. Called Diat Pils. it is manufactured bj Hosten Brewtry, Hamburg, and brewed under a world patent The beer is claimed to hay« been
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    Bring Test team to K.L.
    526 13 NEW ARRIVAL DATE MAKES IT POSSIBLE SPORTSFRONT.... By NORMAN SIEBEL r PUK Malayan Cricket Association has done a splendid job in persuading the Australian Test cricket team to India and Pakistan to break journey in Singapore for two oneday matches next month but I think
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    New IHB rule a half-way measure, he says
    382 13 New IHB rule a half-way measure, he says SINGAPORE. Mon.— A suggestion that one of the amendments to the rules made by the International Hockey Board was "unnecessary" was made today by Major A. T. H. Hatchard. secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association. Major Hatchard was referring to the new
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    School's star swimmer
    69 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Jonathan Tan was the outstanding performer at the Dryburßh English School swimming gala at TanJong Rhu today. Tan. who was first In the 200 and 400 metres freestyle events. won the championship with a total of 10 points. Quah Poh Urn. who also won two
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    Second success
    55 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. St. Andrew's scored their second successive win when they beat Victoria by 12 points (three tries, penalty) to nil in a rugby match at Victoria School (f round today. D. Dunsford. P. Suklt and Faa Yen Yee scored a try each and Slow Watt Choon kicked
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    WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY AT PENANG
    450 13 Weights for ten races term for the sevond day iThur-.- j day I and throe for the last day (Sunday i of the Penant; Turf Club October meeting: CL. 4. DIV. I— :.;F. Kirangtung y 00 Arina Gold 8.11 Fleetmuater 8.10 The Friar II
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    SCC whip Military Police 17-0: Gwyn Jones outstanding
    192 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. CINGAPORE Cricket Club "A" scrum-half Gwyn 0 Jones put up a splendid performance in the Club's victory by 17 points (goal, two tries, two penalties) to nil over sth. Dog Guard Unit, R.M P., i on the padang today. Jones,
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    FMOC fixes the date at last
    202 13 FMOC fixes the date at last i IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The long overdue annual meeting of the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council will be held at the Merdeka Stadium on Oct. 21 at 5 p.m. P.M.O.C. held its last meeting In June when it decided to enter a team for
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    DOCKYARD LEAD ALL THE WAY
    118 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dockyard scored a convincing 5-3 win over Singapore Recreation Club In their S.A.P.A. senior cup match at Jalan Besar stadium today. Outstanding for Dockyard was centre-forward Neel, who scored two goals, while left winger Ward scored a goal in each half off penalty
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    Kheng Guan, Kirn Geok tipped to win
    163 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Chan] Kheng Guan (Victoria) and I_M Gwee Kirn Geok (Cedar* are favourites for their respective singles events in the Singapore schools individual badminton finals tt the Badminton Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Kheng Guan. who will meet Matthew Chan <8t
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    Poor opposition for Kallang
    47 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Kallane Secondary School beat Paslr PanJang by 21 point* (three goals two tries) to 6 (two penalties) In an Inter-school rugby match at Kallang today. At Outram Road. Beatty Secondary beat Outram School by 20 points (four goals) to 3 (try)
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    Airmen win
    54 13 SINOAPORB. Mon. RJI.F. Tengah defeated Police "B" 4-2 in a Singapore Hockey Association league Div. 2 match at Thomson Road today. On the padang. B.C.C. beat R.AJS.C. 2-0 In a EHv. 3 match. In the Dlv. 4 encounter at Balestier Road. Teachers Training College scored a late goal
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    Bartley's double
    36 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. a second half goal by K. S. Bansl enabled Hartley to beat Raffles 1-0 In an Inter-school hockey match at Bartley Road today. Bartley beat Raffle* 3-0 in a second team match.
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      38 13 Qp/^? SINGAPORE Rutby: Interschool Raffles v Bt. Joseph's. R.I. ground. Hockey: S.H.A. trial, padang: Inter -school Tanjong Katong Secondary v Berangoon. Upper Serangoon Road. Soccer: S.A.P.A. league, Dlv. I— Pathul Kartb v Marines. Jalan Besar stadium. 5.15 p.m.
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    Socialist Front's stand on Malayan monarchy
    263 14 Socialist Front's stand on Malayan monarchy 17 (7ALA LVMP U R. lon. the chairman of the Socu.hM Front, Inche Ahmad Boestama m, today clarified his party's sumo on the monarchy question. in a statement to Urn Strait> Times, he said: Malaya is not an absolute monarchy but a constitutional one.
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    Industrial race
    61 14 Industrial race •NO KONG. Mon. A prominent businessman here ■aid today that Singapore' tvould tako more than 10 I before it reached the ent industrial standard of Hons Kons. He is Mr. Van Man Leung, j who returned to Hong Kong after leadins; a trade delegation to Singapore in connection
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    20 14 MR. MRS. C. A. RODRIGUES thank Relatives and Friends for their attendance and valuable for their marriage on 3-10-59.
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    Marshall again offers award for journalists
    169 14 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Working journalists in Singapore and the Feceration who are members of trie Singapore Union of Journalists are again eligible for the Marshall Award, the Singapore Journalist, official organ of the union, said today. The award a cash gift of $1,000 offered In November
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    75 14 SOVIET-U.S. ALLIANCE IN FUTURE? LONDON. Mon. Earl Russell said today that It-ai ot China might lead the United States and Russia <v form an alliance. This, alliance would In effect be a world governmenl which might precede a true world government. Lord Russen was answering a question on the abolition
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    Comet service
    39 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. De Havilland Comet IV Jet aircraft will next month replace the Bristol Britannias now flying on BOAC's LondonSydney service, the corporation's Singapore and North Borneo district sales manager, Mr. E. P. J. Robinson, announced today.
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    33 14 LONDON. Mon. Dr. Adolf Schaerf. the Austrian President, arrived in Moscow by air today on a state visit, Moscow Radio reported. He Is accompanied by Dr. Bruno Kreisky. Foreign Minister. Reuter.
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    $90,000 hotel debt probe
    259 14 RENT ARREARS PILED UP FOR THREE YEARS: ACTION IS CONTEMPLATED-GOH SINGAPORE, Monday. THE GOVERNMENT has been investigating the circumstances of a rent arrears deb owed to it by the former management of the Airport Hotel*. The debt is s;iid to have accumulated Iron IJ).V)to 1958. The
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    Lock icon They won a football pool fortune
    130 14 MRS. ESTHER Bainbridge. 52, a housewife of Deepcut, near Aldershot. holds a cheque for £267,869 which she won on Littlewoods treble chance football pool, after receiving it at Grosvenor House, London. With her are the seven other people, including her husband, with whom she
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    People's education: Enrolment begins
    155 14 Centres will remain open for registration till Oct. 10 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily Registration for English classes Is from Oct. 19 to Oct. 24; for Tamil Nov. 16 to Nov. 21; for Malay Nov. 2 to Nov. 7. The fee is $2— sl
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    24 14 TAIPEH. Mon.— Communist Chinese artUlery fired 28 shells at the Quemoy offshore Islands this morning, the Nationalist Chinese Defence Ministry said. U.P.I.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    371 14 LONDON. Mon.— lt was a generally satisfactory day in London stock markets with selective buying still in progress despite the latest public opinion polls showing the Conservatives in a still less iavourable position. GUtedged securities eased in the absence of Interest while foreign bonds showed very little change.
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    GRUNWALD WILL GO BACK TO LONDON IN A FEW DAYS
    172 14 GRUNWALD WILL GO BACK TO LONDON IN A FEW DAYS HAIFA, Monday, \MR. FRIEDRICH GRUNWALD. the London financier, will return to London within the next few days for talks with Mr. Neville Fauiks, Q. C, who is investigating the affairs of the Jasper group of companies, one of his legal
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    SAY HUP OFF TO COMPETE IN W. INDIA
    104 14 OINOAPORE. Mon. Lun Say Hup. holder of the AU-Eiik-land, American, World Inviia.tlon. Canadian and Malaya v doubles badminton titles with Teh Kew San, left Singapore yesterday to compete In Hip Western India championships starting this week. Say Hup will play in the
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