The Straits Times, 19 October 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Ik**** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    ALL SET for AMNESTY
    470 1 RUSH TO ACCEPT OFFER EXPECTED FROM GANGSTERS Everything ready for reception of all who wish to reform Secrecy pledge is given SINGAPORE, Sunday. is set in the State Advocate-General's Office to handle the rush of secret society iranjjstors expected to accept the Government's amnesty offer, announced
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    Lock icon People of Celebes are living in misery: Nasution
    369 1 AFTER THE REBELS, REHABILITATION... JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesia's Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution, returned today from an extensive tour of rebel-infested Celebes and reported major operational successes in the fight against the rebels. But Gen. Nasution admitted
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    A CRIPPLE CRAWLS TO SAFETY FROM FIRE
    237 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. CRIPPLED man crawled to safety when a cluster of shacks in Pearl's Hill Road burst into flames around midnight last night. "I really don't know how he managed it," his wife said today. Ho Yip Cheng. 52. was an odd Job
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    MOON'S DARK SIDE IS PHOTOGRAPHED
    184 1 MOSCOW, Sunday. THE Soviet interplanetary station has photoA graphed the side of the moon not visible from the earth, the Soviet news agency Tass reported today. r The data of the scientific measurements and photographing are being processed and the results will be published, Tass
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    Mr. CHIA: MYSTERY CAR TRIPS BY SONS
    182 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Cheah Teng Cheok. the head of the C.1.D.. today took Mr. Charlie Chla. eldest son of the kidnapped millionaire, for a 30-minute drive. He went to the home of the missing towkay. Mr. Chla Yee Son. in Cairnhill Circle at
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    Mr. Byrne is drawing up a charter to protect women and girls
    422 1 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE GOVERNMENT is drawing up a "Charter of Rights" for Singapore women and girls. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. KM. Byrne, told the Straits Times today that the "charter" would embrace all lows dealing
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    Lock icon RED' DEAN FOR CHINA VISIT TO WRITE BOOK
    99 1 LONDON, Sun. The "Red" Dean of Canterbury. Dr. Hewlett Johnson, left here today- by air for Moscow on his way to Peking to collect information for a book which he will call "The Upsurge of China." "There are several things I would
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    Typhoon kills 45 in Okinawa
    130 1 Typhoon kills 45 in Okinawa qX)KYO, Sun. Forty- five people were killed and crops were damaged by Typhoon Charlotte which swept over Okinawa island yesterday. The typhoon struck the island with winds of 150 miles an hour. There were no Americans reported among the casualties on this United States Pacific
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 SEA RESCUE TOKYO, Sun military authorities to night announced rcsc«e of Britbb airman, Boh-l < John Ocorge Wood, from >outh China Sea on Oct I., after hi* Hawfcrr luwk jet collided in an with another Seabawk both from HMB Centaur
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    Lock icon AMERICAN KIDNAPPED, THEN SPY OFFER
    482 2 Russians question U.S. Embassy man for two hours WASHINGTON, Sunday. A U.S. Embassy official was accosted in Moscow on Friday by five Russian officials wearing civilian clothing:, dragged into an alley, accused of spying, and warned that he must engage in intelligence activities for the
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    Lock icon 30 DIE IN CONGO FIGHTING
    125 2 30 DIE IN CONGO FIGHTING I^EOPOLDVILLE. (Belgian Congo) Sun.— About 30 people have died in the inter-tribal fighting in Kasai province, central Congo, according to the Belgian new s agency. The agency reported from l.uluabourg. Kasai provincial capital, that the town was calm last night, both in the European and
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    Lock icon Flynn's 'nymph' not in will
    366 2 HOLLYWOOD. Sunday. r VHY. mother of Beverly Aadland, protege of the late Errol Flynn, yesterday made public excerpts from love letters/ and telegrams sent by the film star to her daughter because she said, she wanted to prove that Flynn was really in love with
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    Lock icon 32 SAVED AS SHIP SINKS
    109 2 32 SAVED AS SHIP SINKS \IANILA. Sun.— The LaraiM nah sank off choppy southwestern Luzon today but all hands apparently were saved, reports reaching here said. The Canada Bear, which rushed to the distressed vessel today, said all 32 Formosan crew members of the Laranah were picked up from two
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    Lock icon 'Dirty cargo' strike over
    38 2 LIVERPOOL, Sun. A meeting of 1.000 dockers here yesterday decided to end the five-day old unofficial "dirty cargo" .strike which has oeen disrupting work in Liverpool docks. They will return Lo work tomorrow— Reuter.
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    Lock icon LAWYERS: EVIDENCE BACKS VAN RIE
    179 2 LAWYERS: EVIDENCE BACKS VAN RIE ROSTOV Sun. Attorneys 1 for WiUem M. L. Van Hie. a Dutch ship's radio operator accused of slaying a pretty divorcee, said yesterday they uncovered "*ome pretty good stuff" during an investigation last week. Mr. W. Lanrdon Powers, his brother. Mr. Walter Powers, and Mr.
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    A backstage meeting at Moulin Rouge ends the Crosby family feud
    254 2 A backstage meeting at Moulin Rouge ends the Crosby family feud HOLLYWOOD, Sun. Bin* Crosby and his eldest son. Gary, patched up their bitter feud last night in an emotional dressing room scene at the Moulin Rouge nightclub. Gary, who said two months ago that he didn't get alone with
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      274 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Make ft Mlcction of stout 1. Nobody that's lively put* a (t). bad dog with a beater <14 > 7. Repetition of a nice hog? 9. Overhead reaujt of love of i7> port (4-3). 8. All work and no play" 10. In France you nearly
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    Lock icon SUMMIT IS LIKELY IN 1960
    312 3 THREE BIG PROBLEMS MUST BE RESOLVED BEFORE CONFERENCE CAN BE HELD Russia may call for inclusion of China in the discussions t LONDON, Sunday. MANY difficulties are blocking the way to an East-West summit conference, though both the United States and Britain are believed to
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    Lock icon 30 killed in New Guinea tribal war
    130 3 30 killed in New Guinea tribal war T>ORT MORESBY, Sun X _At least 30 men, women and children have been slaughtered in a Jungle tribal war. Reports from Hollandla today said the police had made many arrest* and were patrolling the jungle In an effort to halt the war between
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    Lock icon GRANT TO CHURCHILL COLLEGE
    81 3 GRANT TO CHURCHILL COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE. Sun. Sir Winston Churchill announced a gift of £357,000 from the Ford Foundation of America to the New Churchill College at Cambridge University when he planted trees on the site yesterday. He also announced a gift of £50,000 from Britain's Transport and General Workers' Union.
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    PRISONERS WAIT TO SEE U.N. MEN
    49 3 HREE Pathet Lao prisoners are awaiting interrogation by the United Nations fact-finding mission which carried out an on-the-spot investigation at Sam Neva, Laos. Members of the I.N. mission interviewed prisoners and refugees. In the background is a Royal Laotian Army guard. U.PJ. picture.
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    Lock icon JAYNE 'KIDNAP' BID FAILS
    70 3 LONDON. Sun.— Students at Sheffield University today turned up at the home of film star Jayne Mansfield to "kidnap" her as part of a rag-day stunt only to find the actress waiting for them with a "welcoming commit- teeOne student said: "Someone has obviously given the
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    Lock icon Labour man may be the new Speaker
    218 3 EXATTORNEY-GENERAL FAVOURED LONDON, Sunday. PEELING that a Labour Member of Parliament might for the first time become Speaker of the House of Commons grew in political quarters here yesterday. A New Speaker is neces- sary because of the retire- i ment of Mr.
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    Lock icon BRITON TO HELP TYPHOON ORPHANS
    131 3 BRITON TO HELP TYPHOON ORPHANS I ONDON, Sun. Mrs. E. K. Tacchi-Morris. of North Curry. Taunton. Somerset, has written to a Japanese business woman offering to take rare of up to 10 Japanese children orphaned by typhoon Vera which devastated the Nagoya area, central Japan, last month. Mrs. Tacchi-Morris said
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    Lock icon £2m. double indemnity
    48 3 LONDON Sun. John and Cecil Moores, Britain's football pools "Icings" have insured themselves against death by accident for £2 million each. The policies are said to be an all time record in Britain. The premiums are thought to be about £100 a week each.— Reuter.
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    Acquitted now...
    40 3 NEW YORK, Sun.— Thomas Murtha. 22. a truck driver, acquitted of the rape-murder of a 71 -year-old grandmother last spring, was charged yesterday with trying to rape a pretty 19-year-old girl he picked up at a bar.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Gale lashes English coast
    103 3 LONDON. Sun..— Winds of up to 80 miles an hour struck the Cornwall coast yesterday flooding the promenade at Torquay to a depth of 18 Inches in places, and pounding the sea wall at Port Mellon until It collapsed and huge pieces were flung across the
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    Lock icon Lloyd for Paris
    32 3 LONDON. Sun. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, will visit Paris on Nov. 1J and 12 to confer with the French Foreign Minister. Mr. Maurice Couve de Murville. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A WIFE'S WISH STARTS A STRIKE
    230 3 A WIFE'S WISH STARTS A STRIKE ONDON, Sun.— Mon: L* than 1,500 men at aßootes group factory in West London have gone on strike because a young newlywed wife wanted her husband to give up night work. The dispute began when Mr. Tom Stevenson, a 30-year-old welder who before going
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      223 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wavr 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The News; 8.05 A Date With Music; 8.30 String Song; 9.00 Close Down. P.M. 1.00 Good Afternoon Programme Summary; 1.02 Melody Market; 1.30 The News;
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      144 3 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metres Medium Wave Services Koala Lumpur 341 metres Penang 366 metres Ipoh 330 metres Malacca 297 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning to You: b. 32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 Time Signal And Th« News; 7.05 A Date With Music; B.OC The News; 8.05 A Date
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    ONG'S 'FACE-LIFTERS' CLEAN UP ISLAND
    318 4 700 spend five hours at Pulau Seraya CINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Ens: Guan, today led a group of 700 volunteer workers at Pulau Seraya as part of the campaign to clean up the Southern Islands. And at the end of
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    One union may represent all S'pore teachers
    228 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The President of the Singapore Teachers' Union, Mr. Seah Yun Chong, said today he was confident that all teachers in Singapore would eventually be represented by a single union. "The Singapore Teachers' Union has been working on this for some time
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    50,000 at Kallang Park opening
    69 4 KALLANG PARK, built by volunteer labour, was opened last night by Mr. Wee Toon Boon. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour and Law. From every part of the city. crowds converged on the park and after the brief opening ceremony- more than 50,000 poured
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    SPEECH BY MENTRI TO MUAR UMNO
    192 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. THE Mentri Besar of Johore, Tuan Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunus, said tonight that he did not cry while delivering a speech to the Muar UMNO delegates meeting on Friday because of an engineer shortage in the State. It was reported
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      73 4 Todays Singapore diary... Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Chinese for adult beginners 12.15 pjn.: Malay for beginners 3 45 p.m.: ballet for primaries 4.30 p.m.; Malay for beginners 5 p.m.; ballet for young girls 5.30 p.m.; Malay for Senior Cambridge, tabletennis 7.30 p.m. KAMALA CLIB i Moulmeln Road i Sewing classes 10
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      59 4 SALVATION ARMY (Ciemenceau Aye.) Home League 3 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Keep fit, English conversation for Intermediate 915 a.m. English conversation for advanced 10.15 am.; English conversation for beginners 11.15 ajr..: Chines* cooking 10.30 a.m. beauty culture 2.30 p.m Katong club crafts 4.30 pjn Malay civil service std. I, 5
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      54 4 p.m.; motor repairing, art class, photography 7 pjn. KATONG BOYS CLUB (OuUlemard Road): Badminton, indoor games 3 p.m.; sepak raga 5 p.m.; body-building 6 p.m. BUKIT TTMAH YOUTH CLt'B: Table tennis. Indoor games, football, body-building 4 p.m.; badminton 4.30 p.m. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Drt.ss-making, badminton, tabletennis, Indoor games 4
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    This new claims protection long overdue, say insurance firms
    289 8 All welcome move to end exploitation of road crash dependants SINGAPORE, Sunday. INSURANCE companies here today welcomed a Government move to end exploitation of dependants of road accident victims by unscrupulous lawyers. A Bill providing for this will be introduced at
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    URGENT NEED FOR FOREST POLICY
    158 8 URGENT NEED FOR FOREST POLICY KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Federation Chief Conservator of Forests. Mr. J.S. Smith, has called or. the Government to draw up immediately a "practical' Federal forest policy. He made this call in the annual report of the Forest Department for last year released here today. He
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    GIRL FOUND DEAD: DID SHE RESIST MAN'S
    237 8 GIRL FOUND DEAD: DID SHE RESIST MAN'S ADVANCES? A LOR STAR. Sun. The Kedah Assize Court was told today that a 12-year-old girl was strangled when she refused to submit to a proposal by a man five times her age, padi planter Awang bin Man. Awan? was alleged to have
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    Club night
    20 8 TAIPING. Sun.— The Talping Chinese Recreation Club will hold a club night at their premises on Nov. 7.
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    ELECTION LAWS AMENDMENT BY KELANTAN ASSEMBLY
    187 8 ELECTION LAWS AMENDMENT BY KELANTAN ASSEMBLY KOTA BHARU, Sunday. AN amendment to the Local Authorities Elections Ordinance was unanimously passed by the State Legislative Assembly today. The Deputy Mentri Besar. Haji Mohamed bin Nasir. who moved the Bill, said many people had obtained Federal citizenship by false representa- tion or
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    CADDIES (IN PEWTER) AS TOUR GIFTS
    91 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has ordered six specially designed pewter tea caddies from r. firm here to present to his hosts during his Australian tour later this month. Engraved on each of them are the words: "Presented by Tengku
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    Two policemen get awards
    48 8 TEMERLOH. Sun.— A police sergeant in Mentakab and another in Trlang have been awarded the Colonial Police Medal for long service and sood conduct and the Police Commissioner's letter of commendation. They are Sj?t. Bujang bin Padang (Mentakab) and acting Sgt. Kasby bin Yaacob.
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    $7,200 award for widow
    47 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Madam Goh Seh. widow of Sim Meng Sang, a wiring foreman who was killed when his motor-cycle collided with a lorry, was awarded $7,200 by the Sessions Court under the Workmen's Compensation Act. Besides his widow Sim leaves nine children.
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    More jungle schools in 1960
    211 8 More jungle schools in 1960 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun More schools are to be set up in the jungle for aborigine children next year. The Department of Aborigines Ls hoping to educate as many of the 20.000 aborigine children as possible. At present only 1.411 aborigine children attend the 44 schools
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    $500 bail
    28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tan Hong Guan of Penang was charged today with being a member of an unlawful society and allowed ball ol $500 pending trial
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 9 tt W»r4t $lt (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr S. P. Carthlgesu thank friends and relatives to: their attendance, messages of condolence, wreaths and assistance at the funeral.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    184 9 M Wt4* tit (MWmtum) STELLA COURTNEY doses her ngagemenc at "The Cockpit" on the 21st October. AT "THE COCKPIT" Mondays to Fridays Business Man's Lunch $3.50. PLAYBOY— American magazine of sophisticated intertalnment. Sept. Issue on sale. Only $2.10. THERE IS A Definite Cure for unpleasant odours. If you don't
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    The Straits Times Monday, October 19, 1959. Amnesty offer
    632 9 The Straits Times Monday, October 19, 1959. Amnesty offer The Singapore Government's offer of amnesty to secret society gangsters becomes effective today, and it holds good until November 3. During this period, a gangster may safely disclose to the Government's legal officers his underworld record and connections, including his part
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    Labour On Tibet
    437 9 Perhaps only members of the Labour Party of Malaya know how to reconcile a "neutral" outlook on the Tibetan affair with high-sounding talk of adherence to principles. When a nation asserts a principle it commits itself to not remaining neutral when it sees that principle violated. In
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    One Of The Great
    206 9 The death of two of America's post-war Secretaries of State within one year prompts comparisons that could easily become invidious. It is sufficient to say that General Marshall and Mr. Dulles were very different men. both wedded to the same principles of foreign policy but entirely
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S
    969 9  -  GEORGE CLAY infamous Immorality Act what it did to one man (it killed him)... and what it is doing to a whole nation by JOHAN FREDERI C K STRYDOM was for many years a familiar figure in the dusty streets of the little eastern Transvaal town of Nelspruit.
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    The age of plenty catches up on the Russians
    738 9  -  GEORGE SHERMAN by MOSCOW: HP.HE Soviet Union has reached a stage somewhere between Stalin's "kingdom of austerity" and the future "kingdom of the consumer." It has left the first behind but has not yet reached the second. Shopping Is not yet
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      THE CASE FOR A STAND-BY PANEL OF DOCTORS
      8 9 THE CASE FOR A STAND-BY PANEL OF DOCTORS
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      A CHARTER FOR PETITION WRITERS
      109 9 REGISTRATION of petition writers in the state of Perak is to be enforced early next year and I would like to make a few suggestions. The State Government should limit the number of petition writers. At present in Ipoh alone there are about 30. Obviously
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      THOSE CYCLISTS!
      75 9 AT least 70 per cent of the reflectors fitted to bicycles do not reflect. They are just pieces of red glass and do not serve the purpose for which they are meant. I. with my old Ford and Its weak lights, have a tough time trying to avoid
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      164 9 ©Observer Foreign News Sen«c» ffI^OPTIURNS Mr. K. E. Meyer will be visiting Kuala Lumpur on Monday, November 2nd. Appointments can be made with Storch Bros. Ltd. Mountbatten Road, Kuala Lumpur. WITH W FRONT -WHEEL DRIVE FOR wfj The DKW/Auto Union Can are the safest on the road. Front wheel drive
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    Labour labels Govt. 'a stooge'
    696 10 ACTION IN U.N. ON TIBET ISSUE IS CONDEMNED AS "MOVE DESIGNED TO PLEASE WEST SEREMBAN. Sunday. MALAYA'S action in sponsoring with Ireland the raising of the Tibetan issue in the United Nations was condemned here today as a move "designed to please the Anglo-American group."
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    SIX HOURS TO PICK FIVE TOP FILMS
    189 10 SIX HOURS TO PICK FIVE TOP FILMS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A panel of five Judges from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore sat for more than six hours over the weekend to view 20 films entered for this years Malaya Singapore "Five-Best" amateur cine contest. Four winners came from Kuala Lumpun and
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    A ONE-PAGE REPORT STARTS ROW AT THE CONFERENCE
    338 10 A ONE-PAGE REPORT STARTS ROW AT THE CONFERENCE OEREMBAN, Sun. The general secretary of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Tan Phock Kin. was severely criticised for presenting a one-page annual report at the party's national conference today. Mr. V. David, a Kuala Lumpur delegate, described the report as "shameful
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    ANGLICANS CELEBRATE JUBILEE
    74 10 ANGLICANS CELEBRATE JUBILEE SINGAPORE. Sun. Anglicans here celebrated the golden jubilee of the diocese of Singapore today. Special prayers were offered in all Anglican churches throughout the State to mark the occasion. In the evening, the Bishop of Korea, the Rt. Rev. John Daly, who is here in connection with
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    302 10 Banned party's ex-chief is new leader MAYOR OF PENANG STANDS DOWN OEREMBAN, Sun. A former president of the banned Malay Nationalist Party. Inche Ishak bin Haji Mohamed, 50, was tort a y unanimously elected president of the Labour Party of Malaya. He replaces Mr. D S. Ramanathan, the Mayor of
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    Co-op factory only if advantageous
    239 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ministry of Agriculture said today that co-ope-rative societies would be encouraged to raise funds to establish a fertiliser factory in Malaya if this was a "distinct advantage" to them. The Ministry stressed, however, that the Government and the Department of Co-ODerative
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    72 10 - MEMBERS of the Singapore Inner Wheel Club blow out the candles on the birthday cake at the club's 13th birthday celebrations held at the Singapore Recreation Club on Saturday. They ara (from left): Mrs. D. Phoa, Mrs. M. Rao. Mrs.
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    THE MIC DELEGATES' CONFERENCE PUT OFF TO NOVEMBER
    153 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE annual delegates' conference of the Malayan 1 Indian Congress scheduled to be held this weekend, has been postponed to Nov. 14. The party's constitution requires the conference to be held before June 30. i Some of the branches
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    COUNCILLOR AT HOME
    73 10 COUNCILLOR AT HOME JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Syed Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad, councillor representing the Tebreu ward in the Johore Bahru Town Council, died here yesterday. He collapsed in his home. Syed Abdul Rahman. 60. was a retired member of the staff of the general hospital here. He was a staunch
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    Bread sellers lose $2,800
    41 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. While a group of bread sellers were on the roads this mornlnß. their quarters in Kampong Waic Tanjong were ransacked. Nine of the 11 men living there reported they had lost money. The total— s2,Boo.
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    VARSITY LIBRARY: A SPACE PROBLEM
    178 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. [*HE library building of the University of Malaya L in Kuala Lumpur will be "bursting its seams" 1 18 months time, the newiy appointed librarian, fr. w. J. Plumbe. told the Straits Times today. He said that the library, which had a
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    27 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The Johore Lumbering Co. was fined $200 today for car. rying an excess load of 16 cwt. of planks in a lorry.
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    SYED JA'AFAR DID NOT MAKE THAT COMMENT
    137 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The assistant Minister to the Prime Minister's Department, Tuan Syed Ja'afar Albar did not comment on the possibilities of a FederationSingapore merger as was reported yesterday. He was reported to have said at an UMNO delegates' conference in Muar that
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    16 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A civics course for women la being held in Johore Bahru.
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      1593 13 ALSO GROWING INTEREST IN STERLING RUBBERS By Our Market Correspondent VOT 6ince the early years of this century when rubber companies were being formed to finance the new planting industry has there been so much interest in estate shares and so many changes in capital
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      29 13 TIN Xl BRER (per picul) (per lb.) Oct 12 $398,871 51.<)3% 13 5398j37>.. $1,005* 14 $398.00 $1.02 »i 15 $397.75 $1,901. 18 $396.87 U $1J)1S," 17 $59C75
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      22 13 Malayan Share Market: Oct. 17 0ct.16 Industrials 1*3.37 103.45 Tins: 124.06 124.58 S Rubbers: 152.63 151.49 Jan. 1 1958 100
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      558 13 Rubber a nervous trend all week COMMODITY REVIEW AT long last the rubber industry and the market in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore have got definite information regarding sales from the American and British stockpiles. Sales from the British stockpile begin today and are staggered according to market prices.
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      BROKERS' REPORT
      334 13 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday, (Oct. 17): "All sections were generally steady and the turnover was small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords $1.54 and $1.55 cd cb; Gammon $2.01; M Cement $1.71: M. Colls $1.60 c all; Metal Box
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      97 13 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday, Oct. 17 (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 1/4. O.D. 31 3/8,. 90 d st 31 13/16 credit bills. 31 7/8 trade bills. Selling TT. or O.D. ready: Canada
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      39 13 T*HE following list of revised quotations was Issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after Its last meeting on Saturday (Oct. 17). H and L stand for highest and lowest prices for business done this year.
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      185 13 UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD "PYIOAWAYE" ETA 20tfc Oct. From Rangoon: Loading for Rangoon Agents: International Shipping Agency, 338/342, Telok Aytr Street, Singapore, 1 Tal: *****, ***** 4 *****. tZJn GUAN GUAN LIMITED T\*r^ 23. Ttltk Ayir Strut. Til:- 7(544. 71MI. 71IM. a.v. "KOTA MAS" for Telob Betu-g 21 Oct
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      628 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG >* The University Is seeking to make appointment to the following posts, most of which have been recently established to meet the needs of a large expansion scheme. They are to be filled before September 1960. Salaries are shown 'in sterling. Closing dates are
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    370 14 FIVE OUTSIDERS PROVIDE GOLD CUP SENSATION EPSOM JEEP COMMENTARY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii SINGAPORE, Sun Yesterday's Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah provided the biggest classic upset in Malayan racing history. The five least-backed; horses in the field had 1 the finish to them- 1 selves. The winner. Mr.
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    371 14 LONDON, Sunday TOTTENHAM Hotspur, shorn of three of their stars by the Wales-England International at Cardiff, lost their unbeaten record yesterday when they were beaten 2-1 away to p heffleld Wednesday. But Spurs stay at the top of the English League First Division table
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    72 14 fARDIFF. Sun. A last- minute goal by new "cap." GraI ham Moore, enabled Wales to draw 1-1 with England in thr British soccer international championship here >estfrday. The 62.000 spectators, who had watched the game in heavy rain. MN beginning to stream out of Ninian Park when
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    Lock icon Partridge wrecks Surrey batting
    49 14 BULAWAYO. Sun. Rhodesian fast bowler Joe Partridge blasted Surrey to an all out 75 on the opening day of the three-day mutch here. Rhodesia replied by scoring 157 for three to lead by 82 runs with seven wickets standing. Partridge took six for 27. Reuter.
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    29 14 PARIS, Sun. Races at the fashionable Longchamp course will in future be filmed from start to finish by a series of cameras placed along the course. Reuter.
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    22 14 SWINTON. Sun. Australia beat Great Britain by 22 point* to 14 In the first Rugby League Test here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    554 14 kFOR ALL RACES AT BT. TIMAH ON WEDNESDAY W EIGHTS for all riflit races at Bukit Timah on Wednesday are: Cl. 1 Div. I— 6F Sun of Banna 9.07 Dbtine 9.04 Sinfora II 8.88 Malayan Scholar 8.07 Dententurius 8.06 St. Vltu 8.02 Lucky Locky 8.12 Rubber Planter II 8.01
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    179 14 ENGLAND WALES PROVE TOO STRONG TWICKENHAM, Sun.— x England and Wales proved too good for Scotland and Ireland in the Rugby Union Jubilee match played here yesterday before 50,000 in fine autumn weather. They won by 26 points ffour goals and two tries) to 17 (one goal, one penalty goal
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    78 14 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. A sparkling sixth wicket partnership of 113 by Denis Compton and Bob Simpson of Australia, enabled the Commonwealth XI captained by Compton to take 14 runs first Innings lead over Transvaal here yesterday. Compton, after an Indifferent start, showed some of his old brilliance
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    23 14 BARCELONA. Bun Peter Thomson, of Australia, won the Spanish open golf championship here yesterday with a 72-holes total of 286— Reuter.
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    22 14 MELBOURNE, Sun. Mr. W. J. Murrell's 25-1 outsider. Regal Wench, won the Cfeulfield Cup over i->i miles here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    236 15 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE tourist section of the Ministry of Culture is to set up information desks on tourist ships when they call at Singapore. A Government state- ment said tourist groups upon arrival would be greeted with an intro- ductory talk on Singapore and
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    THE CHRUCH MAKES $127 m. PROFIT IN STOCK BOOM
    99 15 THE CHRUCH MAKES $127 m. PROFIT IN STOCK BOOM LONDON. Sun. The Church ot England— a top investor in British industry —has made a "paper" prolit ol about' £15.000.000 (M5127,500.000> In the stock market boom touched off by the Tory election win. Sunday Express columnist Bernard Harris said today he
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    74 15 Protest over exams ROME. Sun. At least one student VM hurt in scuffles with police here when several thousand students sat in the streets and staged marches to protest against new rules for university entrance examinations yesterday. The regulations. which come into force next June, require examinations on subjects studied
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    20 15 DR. MRS GOH BIN SIN thank all relatives and lriendf for their \.iluuble presents and attendance at their wedding.
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    48 15 MRS. M MORRICE ot 103 Jervois Road diet, at her home at 2.15 p.m. 18-10-39. Funeral will take place today at 5 p.m. MX. HO KIM FOOK. Aired 44. expired 18th October. 1959. Cortege le;i\!n>,' 48-2 Ceylon Lane for Cantonese Cemetery on 20th October at 9.30 in
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    22 15 ROYAL FUTTJRA' COMPETITION won by MLss 0 Prior. 127-A. Telok Blar.sah Poad. Singapore. 4. All entrants sincerely thanked for their eflorus.
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    23 15 JAKARTA. Sun. President Soekarno extended an Invitation to King Phumlphon Aduldet of Slam and his Queen to visit this country.
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    26 15 SAIGON. Sun. -Three Com munlst agents were executed today after being convicted of murder by a special military tribunal, the Vietnam Press Agency reported.
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    187 15 My task by new Air Minister Sandys LONDON, Sun. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the new Minister of Aviation, said today his special task was to strengthen the structure of the British aircraft Industry and promote the expansion of British air servicesThis would be much facilitated by the Prime Minister's decision to
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    185 15 Griffiths makes way for young men LONDON, Sun. Mr. James Griffiths, 69, has announced that he is not seeking reelection as deputy leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party. In a letter to the Party leader Mr Hugh Ciaitskell. he states that Labour now faces the task of reexamining Us policies
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    INDIANS WERE SLOW OFF MARK BUT WIN BY 3-1
    432 15 INDIANS WERE SLOW OFF MARK BUT WIN BY 3-1 BACK PAGE SPORT ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR JAPANESE By SAUL JOSHUA Kuala Lumpur, Sun. MALAYAN INDIANS took time to make their supporters happy when they met the visiting Yawata Iron and Steel soccer team of Japan at Merdeka Stadium here tonight. Indians
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    Qualifiers for Cup golf
    57 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. —Eight out of a field of 64 qualified for the quarter-finals of the Royal Island Clubs Race Course Cup to be held next Saturday at Thomson Road. They are J. McCausland R Burke. Y. Tanaka. E. Mcv rttz. E Le Mercler. Goh Ke^ Se&h.
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    SHA PICK FOUR NEWCOMERS FOR 'QUAD'
    177 15 SHA PICK FOUR NEWCOMERS FOR 'QUAD' SINGAPORE. Sun. Four newcomers are included in the Singapore hockey team of 16 chosen by S.H.A. to compete in the Malayan Hockey Federation's Inter state quadrangular at Kuala Lumpur on Ott 23, 24 and 25. They are: A. Rozario, the S.R.C goalkeeper, S.T. Lingam
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    Dockyard 4-3
    35 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. —Dockyard beat Jollllads 4-3 In a friendly soccer match at Naval Base today. Dockyard scorers were Kirn swee. Maniam. Rahim and Ward. Wan Din and Seng Pah (2) scored for Jollllads.
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    Rain and bad light help Europeans to force a draw
    490 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malayan Ceylonese and Malayan Europeans drew their two-day cricket match here today, bad light stopping play half an hour before the scheduled close. Yesterday rain restricted play to only 98 minutes, during which Ceylonese scored 98 runs
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    Schoolboy scores great win over Singapore champion
    237 15 SINGAPORE, Sunday. CHINESE schoolboy Chai Ling Fook sprang a big surprise when he beat Singapore champion sprinter Kesavan Soon by a yard in the 200 metres :>vent at the Achilles Club athletic meet at Farrer .^ark stadium today. |7 ~7- 7 It was
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    RAFFI wins 50 miles race
    53 15 SINGAPORE, Sun, Raffi bin Baharawl i International CO won the R.A.F.C.A.'s open 50 miles massed-star cycle race at Seletar Camp circuit this morning, beating 23 others in the time of 2hrs. 22min. lOsec. Second was Mansor bin Sawl with Jumari Parmor third Nine riders completed
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    ALL ACHILLES CLUB MEET RESULTS
    527 15 SENIORS 100 m: 1. Kesavan Soon. 2. Chai Ling Fook, 3. Lee Kheng Fang. lO.tteec (record equalled); 200 m. 1. Chai Ling Fook. 2. Kesavan Soon 3. A. Pal Singh. 23sec.: 400 m. 1 Kesavan Soon. 2 C. Vincent. 3 Chai Linjt F00k.. 56 8
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    PERAK EDGE S'GOR IN GOLD CUP
    129 15 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun. Perak Malays beat Selangor Malays 2-1, after leading 2-0 at one stage, in their Sultan's Gold Cup soccer match before a record crowd of more then 6.000 here today. Amont the spectators was the Sultan of Perak. the Raja Perempuan and
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    26 15 SINGAPORE, Sun.— George Jacobs scored six goals in Serangoon Gardens S.C.s 6-0 jvin over V.M.C.A. in a friendv hockey match at Serangoon today.
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      53 15 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Junior Cup semifinal replay— Darul Aflah "A" v Stableboys, Jalan Besar (5.15) S.A.P.A. training (1 p.m.) HOCKEY: S.H.A. Div One— Khalsa v RAF Changl. Khalsa ground; Dlv. 2— Navy Nomads v Prisons. Naval Base. RIGGER: S.C.C. "B" v University. padaiiK. BASKETBALL: S.A.B.F. championships, Oreat World (6.30). GOLF: L.O.U.
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