The Straits Times, 1 November 1955

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    13 1 COMPLIMENTARY The Straits Times. Estd. 1815 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1955 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon PRINCESS: DAYS of FATE
    273 1 AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BELIEVED IMMINENT Kstery midnight visit by Royal official: Did he carry text oS statement? MARGARET IS GAY AFTER SEEING PETER she has made final decision LONDON, Monday. 1 3 ILL <m PriaetM Mapnl by icial strengthened the belief here announcement on her future
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    THE ANNUAL IS OUTGET YOUR COPY NOW
    105 1 THE ANNUAL IS OUTGET YOUR COPY NOW STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL for 1956 is now on idle all over Malay* Supplementary orders coming in tror»i nrwsAfents indicate that another new Annual ialci record will be set this year S if y v h.ive n 4 al'cadv ipy of S'XJ'hEast As a
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    Arms from Reds: 'No choice'
    49 1 WASHINGTON. M>n Col. Navser. the El\vpU.u. Prime Minister, -aid in an interview published h» day that Epypt had no choice Dut to ;ic:tpt Com-muiiLst-made arms because Of Israel's iiß«n ■>.> r Intentions Tin interview m with the weekly U.S. Niv.s and World report. Xt uti
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    Talks with Chin Peng now unlikely until aSter Nov. 13
    126 1 Talks with Chin Peng now unlikely until aSter Nov. 13 Xl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon— The muling between Yencku Ahdul Rahman, the hief Minister, and Chin I'm. the Communist leader, is not expected to take place until Not. 13 This i.s the date of Tengku Abdul Rahman's return from Indonesia on
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    Three helped sell detonators—fined
    150 1 Three helped sell detonators fined TWREE men who admitted 1 helping to dispose of 2.000 electrical aetonators at Bukit Panjang in September la.st act) Qned 1160 or in demr weeks jail in I Singapore court yesterday. wen Tan Ah Lam. (Id Tan Boon Kent; H. Kciiido.shuiii I prosecuting, told the
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    London will see red, Marshall warns
    605 1 LABOUR FROST ROW OVER RECOGMTIOS OF M.CP. SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. Dftfld Marshall. said last nitiht that his forthcoming 'self Rovern menf talks In London might be prejudiced because of the aeitatioh by certain Labour Front members for recognition of the Malayan Communist Party.
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    Lock icon Exile returns
    29 1 NICE Mon Sidl Mobjunmed ben YoMtf former Sultan o( Morocco, landed 't today on his »ay ri.uk to Rabat alter more than two years of exile Reuter
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    MYSTERY OF MISSING $11,000
    234 1 Police strong box lost SINGAPORE police are baffled by the disappearance of a strong box containing SI 1.000 in cash t revolver, and 12 rounds of ammunition from the Special Constabulary headquarters at the Central Police Station. South Bridge Road. The box also contained private and
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    Death came after final whistle
    127 1 Death came after final whistle V::7-YEAR-OLD Eurasian. Brian Roy Bowie, collapsed after playing in a Singapore league hockey match and died on his wav to the General Hospital Bowie, a technician at the Telecommunications Department workshops, wa* be!:\rd to have had a heart attack soon after the game He did
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    Lock icon Diem is C-in-C
    43 1 PARIS. MOO Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, who last w^ek became Head of State as well '< r of South Vietnam, announced ii por. today that he is assuming the pc>t of Supreme Comma :he Armed the French News Agency saia Reuter.
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    Tengku to Rulers: Join us
    126 1 Tengku to Rulers: Join us KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE Federation Chief. Minister. Tfneku Abdul Rahman, ha.s told his brother, th^ Sultan Ktdah. that the tiould join the R.i ayat movement for day at .:i assurance will not go Them "I renewed (Ma assurance h when week. *o believe in the
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    STOP PRESS
    46 1 MARGARIT U II f: MKKT \(.\IN LONDON M Prmcem» Margan I i.mup- < ipt Town-.. ii' t at larente lion- this illtrnoon r \.r- :<\ed anm> t on their futur. made tomorrow .iT;. Prime Minister Ed«-n made his regular \\i<k!> visit to the Queen P.
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    Chiang 69
    8 1 TAIPEH. Mon. President s 68 today.
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    Lock icon Chains not a torture, she says
    251 2 Chains not a torture, she says I WAS MERELY REHABILITATED: RELEASED AMERICAN HONG KONG, Monday. MISS HARRIET MILLS, American Fulbright' scholar imprisoned in China as an alleged! spy, crossed the border into Hong Kong today. Miss Mills was arrested in July, 1951. while Studying lor a doctorate of philosophy in
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    Lock icon Indonesian Army crisis ends
    111 2 J/vlL 4 RTA, Mon. PRESIDENT Soekan^ has approved the appointment of Colonel Abdul Harris 1 Nasution as the new Chief of Staff of the Army. PIA News I Agency reported today. The" report said the Prime Minister. Dr. Burhanuddin Harahap. told PIA that every- thing was
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    Employer fined $100
    36 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Wong Choi, a contractor on Swee Lam Estate. Kulai. was fined $100. in default two weeks' jail today for failing to pay June contributions to the Employees Provident I Fund
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    Lock icon THE UNBEATABLE ROBOT
    40 2 DARMSTADT. Mon. A rob.t who is invincible at the game of muehle, a variant of draughts, has been developed by a West German electronics firm The robot's human opponent may draw but he can> never win. -Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mr. CASEY IS OFF TO BALI
    65 2 JAKARTA. MOB The Australian Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Richard G. Casey, who is visiting Indonesia as the guest of the Government, lett here by air today for Bali He is accompanied by the Indonesian Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr Anak Agung. and other
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    itmft an eye-catcher...that shade of red taffeta
    100 2 it m ft an eye -catcher ...that shade of red taffeta THE OH-SO-DEADLY BATTLE FOR EYE-LEVEL ATTENTION Mi LEFT: A dress that would be noticed m a crowded room is made additionally eye-catch-ing by its attractive shade of red paper tafteta Called Chinese Cracker" .t h»% a draped bod.cc and
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    Lock icon Bigger traffic
    34 2 LONDON Mor. The Commonwealth Telecommunications Board reported that 740 million wordj were transmitted over its telegraph network during 19M, a one per 1 1 rent rue on he previous I vear— Reuter
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    Lock icon CHANGING PARTNERS—I
    152 2 CHANGING PARTNERS— I "Nothing strange' thinks wife-swop husband STOCKHOLM. MonTwo happy young couples who exchanged mates from their adjoining apartments said yesterday they did it 'mainly for the children." "A divorce U better than an unhappy marriage." explained 25-year-old Lennart Petterson. "And I don't iff that the fact that Tom
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    CHANGING PARTNERS-2: We're all happy' says another
    88 2 CLMWOOD. (Wisconsin). Mon. Two divorced couplrs who exchanged partner* «aid today that everyone inrolTed. Including the thildren 'were hapjv about the whole thing." The two couple* aerred as gfttMaSM for each other when a Justice of the Peace performed the double ceremony on
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    Lock icon 139 kisses—and so it's wedding bells GERALD CHASGES HER MIND
    163 2 139 kisses— and so it's wedding bells GERALD CHASGES HER MIND LONDON. Monday BRITISH soldier MCVtaf in Malaya will marry soon because he wrote a four-paije letter with 139 icisses. 1 Dawn MaoF.irl.u-f 16. was In love. She had crippled left foot; her fiance liked dancing So Dawn had her
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    3 navies for Colony manoeuvres
    101 2 3 navies for Colony manoeuvres JAKARTA. Mon. fj*3l'R Pakistan Navy ship.s F and a United States des coyer wil leave here before daun tomorrow for Singapore and joint manoeuvres in Malayan waters. H. M. S. Consort and plane." of the Far East Air Force will join them in the SEATO.xponsored
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    Goats in boot of car: $100
    41 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Kadir Mohamed was fined $100 in the Magistrate's Court today for causing unnecessary suffering to five goats by cramming them into the boot of a car at Ulu Choh on Oct. 27.
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    Lock icon FLYING SUB
    162 2 It can go doicn in the sea or up in the air, says U.S. inventor WILMINGTON. Mon Mr. Donald B. Doolittle. 37, an American Inventor, said last night he had patented an idea for a 'flyinK submarim He said the idea had been kept secret for several years
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    Milkman robbed and attacked
    35 2 Two men beat up a milk vendor. Ghani. in Kirn Chuar. Road. Singapore, on Sunday night and robbed him of $30 Ghani. who had severe head injuries, was admitted to hospital
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    Lock icon Blast hurts six
    16 2 ROME, Moil An ex- ploditiK handgrenade in lured six children here yesterday Reuter.
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    Lock icon OASIS WRANGIE ARABS CALL MEETING
    194 2 j To debate 'imperialist 1 £|CAUDI ARABIA last nieht called fo!' Jj° meeting of the Arao Lcaguf's p to discuss the occupation of the B 5 British backed troops. i I Led by British officers troops of thr Sultan of Mus i cat and the
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    THIS 'Missis HUSBAND WAS ONLY 30 MILES AWAY
    38 2 THIS 'Missis HUSBAND WAS ONLY 30 MILES AWAY Italian v rmi uhn pens,,,,, f, U 3 Mates* miles For tka years h< thr him-. keeper him i' descripfio to Inr psttcc He uj, have been North \,r ;rr;
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    Lock icon A-sub deal denial
    45 2 LONDON Mon -The Ad- miralty ofncially denied here this morning press reports that the First Sea Lord. Admira. Earl Mountbatten has i f one to the United Stales to negotiate the purchase of an itomic submarine for the j Royal Navy.— Reuttr
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    New Secretar takes office
    24 2 i JOHORE Inche Abd Mu.-a ton appointment I tary. Jo] Dato I who baa Iputy Men*' Inthe R., District Of!
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    Lock icon Harding can't determine how strong is the killer gang in island
    301 3 Harding can 't determine how strong is the killer gang in island FIELD MARSHAL Sir Jo^S,^™ ol e yprus. said hero last nijfht that it would take some time to eliminate the island's terrorists. He was speaking to reporters at London airport a few minutes after he arrived to report
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    CYPRUS TERROR: AN ENIGMA
    33 3 BECAUSE OF JOE, 11,000 GO ON STRIKE t SGOW, Mon. Ed men here JoeMctoo i reed, and r Is-Royce McLernon which :ided to i I ind HU- D -P.
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    New flood threat
    8 3 Serioua atoned i third accidwinds
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    Lock icon Blasphemy, says the priest
    129 3 Blasphemy, says the priest JOHANNESBURG, Mon. FATHER Trevok Huddleston, prominent critic of South Africa's apartheid iracla] segregation policy, said that the policy was blasphemy and a refusal of God's plan and purpose. In a broadcast sermon irom St. Marys Cathedral here, Father Huddleston said: "The curse of White South Africa
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    ITCH THIEF GOT—SNAKES
    18 3 I TCH THIEF GOT— SNAKES Police thief railway He will be surprised The bap conta.: snakes. A P
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    Lock icon New parliament in Jordan
    67 3 AMMAN. Mon -A Royal decree announced the. appointment of 20 people to the Jordan Senate which was dissolved last wees urder the amended constit I It was also announced that King Hussein wil! offlcialh open a new session of the Jordan Parliament tomor- In his Throne
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    Lock icon Wed 50 years— die same day
    53 3 Wed 50 years die same day NFWPORT. Mon —A couple married more than '»0 year.s died within a few hour; ol each other on Saturday Hrr.ry Hilpeman P r > died *n the morning in hospital and his wife. 79, died at home that night A double funeral will be
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    BRITAIN MEETS NEW ROAD CHALLENGE
    45 3 Thr Powrr-Pak F.nKinrering Company of C'ovrntrv has produced it* answer \ROYI > to the Continental po«errd I W Irs Thr British maehinr 145 for thr basic modrl f>4 for thr dr lu\r— Mill br on sale in Januart. Popper |>v turr
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    Lock icon A QUEEN TO VISIT JUNGLE AGAIN
    169 3 PARAMARIBO. Mon. —Queen Juliana of the Netherlands is makinn another Journey today and tomorrow into the jungles of Surinamthis time to the French Guiana border. As she did on a similar trip on Saturday, the Queen will visit some of her ou.^h Negro subjects,
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER AND TIN
    360 3 LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER ANDTIN VARIOUS «dverse Influences such as uncertainties a» to ihf eflects of the budget and prospect* of bIR wage demuiids kept buyer.s u»aj troni the stuck markets here today. There was a dixpofiltlon to await the Chancellor of the Exchequer*, speech in the House ol Commoiu. before
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    Lock icon Detectives may quiz Duchess HIGH SOCIETY SLA RMB PROBE
    312 3 Detectives may quiz Duchess HIGH SOCIETY SLA RMB PROBE OYSTER BAY. New York. Monday DETECTIVES today quest iont-d members of 'the J "Duchess of Windsor party' in an intensive m;tion into the fatal shootine of multi-million- ilham Woodward Jr. and said they will •definitely question" the Duchess herself if i.
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    'Let us vote British way9 plea
    119 3 'Let us vote British way 9 plea PAKiS. V A FORMER French Cao::.t: MtaMl r iMtaf propust-w. that France adopt an t-.e.--t. in system similar to that ol Britain because "nowhere in the world I a Parliament mj effective :.j ..nd healthy "It is up to us to adopt tht
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    THIS DOGGY WORLD—NOW IT'S TONSILS
    57 3 THIS DOGGY WORLD— NOW IT'S TONSILS RICHMOND Vircmia Mon The three ehUdn D of Earl :>;us the family dog. were to have their tonsils out toe Why did the dop need hi* tonsil* out '"Well, he had a sore throat and was losing hi> appetite ;u.st like the kids said
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    Lock icon Dulles for Spain
    25 3 GENEVA. Mon— Mr John Foster I B Secretary Stutt vi,. leave here by air for Madrid tomorrow to meet General Franco Reuter
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    36 strikers accused of obstruction
    100 4 TWO Rroups of striking employees of the United Engineers Limited, numbering 36 in all. were chanted in the Singaporf Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with offences under the Trade Disputes Ordinance. The charge against 17 of them was that they obstructed the entrance to United Fncineers
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    Denies he tried extorting $25
    57 4 Nc Kiang Tow pleaded not S-nlty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of atI tempting to extort $25 from Ne Pmn Hoo at Sompah E>tate on Sunday. It was alleged that Kiai c fom threatened to assault soon Hoo if he did not
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    Death of Taddy' Martin
    36 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Man. Mr. C. R. iPaddvt Martin. Jr.. secretary of the Selancor Turf Club, died in the Bungsar Hospital here tonight. Mr Martin was a wellknown sportsman in his youncer days.
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    We'd switch jobs to speed up Malayanisation'
    552 4 LOCAL GOVERNMENT WORKERS GIVE A PLEDGE-ON CONDITIONS JN the interest of rapid Malayanisation, Singapore (Jovcrnment servants are prepared to be transferred to any Government agency if there is uniformity of salaries and conditions of service. These agencies influde the City Council, the Harbour
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    A TREASURER'S SECRETS OUT IN COURT
    227 4 A TREASURER'S SECRETS OUT IN COURT THE secrets of a Singapore thrift society treasurer came out in court yesterday— he had previous convictions for housebreakin* and theft. N. Canagaslngham, 24. pleaded guilty at the Singapore Assizes to three charges of forgery He was Jailed (or two years. He was honorary
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    158 houses for public
    38 4 JOHORE BAHRU Mon The Federation Housing Trust Is to build 158 houses at Jalan Larkin. Construction will begin tomorrow. It Is expected all the houses will be completed by the end of next year.
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    'Don't slang the British' — Hammett
    172 4 'Don't slang the British' Hammett MALACCA. Mon. rfTHE Rwldent Commissioner Mr. H O. Hammett, said today that In Malayans rapid political development the people should not forget Its past British administrators who had pared j the way to smooth progress He added: "It might be unfa>h:onable to praise their work
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    Malayan Communist general? There's no such creature
    145 4 Malayan Communist general? There's no such creature EI'ALA Ll'MPl'R. .Mon. The people of Kllan lntan are crediting the Malayan Communist Party with a military organisation it has never possessed. A Federation Government source said today that "Ng Heng," the man who signed the Party's first "peace" letter, was either a
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    ON PARADE...
    157 4 Kilts and sarongs at giant Singapore massed band performance MORE than 10.000 people crowded the Singapore Padang last night to watch a massed band performance and ceremonial parade by the Army, Air Force and Police > The performance was in aid of the Poppy Day fund. No charge
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    'GOD'S WARD' FINED $15
    80 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A man charged with sleeping on the five-foot way said In the Becond Magistrate's Court today: "For the last two yearn Ood has been giving me food. God l.s my guardian." The man. Rangam. 40. was i'>mtly charged with K N Raman Nalr
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    WON DEGREE, THEN FOUND DEAD
    65 4 WON DEGREE, THEN FOUND DEAD IPOH, >i«n An Ipoh boy who recently graduated from .Madras l°nivrrsit> with a Bachelor of Mmk drgrrr wa« today i I dead in his parents' hous«hrre. Mrs S Kandiah, who*? husband is wor kin; in thr Government Audit Office, found her 22-yrar-old son. Balasinram. hanging
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    He gets pipe of memories
    63 4 One hundred rren and officers of the S.neapore Harbour Board Fire Service yesterday evenine «*.ive their retiring chief, M:\ W Pflug. a smoking set The rresentation was made it a parade when Mr Pflue made his final inspection alter 19 years' service. Earlier. Mr. Pflug
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    DRUNK DRUNKER DRUNKEST
    137 4 DRUNK DRUNKER DRUNKEST That one f or r I* hard to l ruix racial c and the dim blood v drunken d Western Singapore c: day. He .said for thi and some other plete rrliar. 1 The docti Ing on a sui B ChemLstry fiKurt I th fixed a intoxication
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    WARM WELCOME TO A NEW JUDGE
    66 4 \VVARM welcome was extended to M: Ah Tah in the Singapore Assiz< C on his appointment to the High Court permanent come to Mr the Attorney -G. H Butterfield. b behalf ol all Co-operation Mr. Mai I the many appeum: tx Tan he Crown
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    3 fishermen rescued from sea
    92 4 3 fishermen rescued from sea rR£E Indonesian fisher- men. Ta:i Ah Sam 23, Teo Im. 40, and Lou £ng I 29. who were picked up by the 10.000-ton tanker Caltex Melbourne in the Straits ol Malacca at the weekend, were brought m Singapore yesterday. Local agents for the tanker <
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    Inspector killed in road crash
    105 5 Inspector killed in road crash JOHORE BAHRU Mon INSPECTOR V. R NATHAN I was killed last night at Gclang Patah Road when his I-and Rover crashed. After attending the Johore Bahru Sessions Court, he was on his way back to his station accompanied by three constables when the vehicle went
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    OSONSUSPECTED INGODOWN BLAZE
    114 5 OSON SUSPECTED INGODOWN BLAZE yt very strange, ays P o keMMaw nta%twu j^^^ lice search for clues after $2 mil fire Harbour Hoard authorities and suspect that the $2,000,000 fire I, d the William .Jacks rubber godown <5ondaj ;l> cawed by arson. tin covering about 30,000 square feet tarnation Wharf,
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    I SIR ROBERT SCOTT SETS I POPPY DA V EXAMPLE
    74 5 rIE (OMMISSIONKRGENERAL. Sir Robert Scott, yesterday get Singapore motorists an example by buying poppies for his car. He is >n ti (above) arrang"ik them on the bonnet of his RoMs.Koyce at Phoenix Park Poppir* are now being sold in Malaya
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    'MAMBY PAMBY' STILL NO TAMBY
    136 5 'MAMBY PAMBY' STILL NO TAMBY Assembly peon is not there yet I AST MONTHS tamby squabble between the Financial Secretariat and the House Committee of the SinRapore Legislative Assembly has not yet ended. The row began when the Secretariat questioned a House Committee recommendation to keep an office boy in
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    Club has paid no rent in five years, Council told
    382 5 [sland Club 1 occupying City Council rhomson Road si five yean rent, Mr. said at a yes- club had lease. the club's plans Lmming the clubPeirre catchthe ground that the club had not signified its acceptance of the terras of
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    Post guide
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mon—/ new edition of the Malayan Post Office guide wi'l be on sale at all past oflirrs in the Federation and Singapore from tomorrow.
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    Stabbed while out with girl
    49 5 Tan Tay Chew. 19. of Boat Quay. Singapore, was found stabbed in the hip at New Bridue Road near midnight on Sunday. He told the police he was walking with his girl friend when a youth rushed out of a flve-foot-way and attacked him.
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    Crossed lines after bid for talks
    157 5 Crossed lines after bid for talks THE Singapore Telex phone Board has written to the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union saying that it is prepared to negotiate on claims submitted by the union on behalf of the Board's 327 "field workers"— but there is a slighi. hitch. The Board
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    'MOB KICKED ME,' SAYS INSPECTOR
    236 5 Court told of pickets at factory gates A POLICE Inspector told the Singapore Seventh Magistrate. Mr Choor Singh. \esterday that a mob pushed i and kicked him after he had placed 10 strikers under arrest for obstruction. •"The mob, leering, shoutI me and gesticulating, surged
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    ALL BEST FOOT FORWARD IN BATA STRIKE
    230 5 14 claims nettled only 4 left yHE strikr by 247 employees of the Bata Shoe Company in Singapore may end soon. Hopes for an early settlement rose yesterday when agreement was reached on 14 of the workers' 18 demands. The company's new offer
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    Now you will know the assemblymen
    75 5 Now you will know the assemblymen MfcMßfcHS -I •< Singapore Legislative \s<xmblv are U» have urcrn rar badcr »nd a nrwly designed identity card A report of the House < om iiittee say* that the car hadje was designed by the PW'I) for member's can "to facilitate thrir passage in
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    Day mail train delayed
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR Mon Today's south-bound day mail from Penang arrived here tonight half an hour late The delay was eMM by the slight damage cau.v>a to the line near Kuala Ku'ou Bahru by the weekend rain*
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    Red Cross show
    39 5 KLANO. Mon -A film show In aid oi the Red Cross fund will be held on Fridiv at 9 15 p.m. at the Capital Cinema here. The film wv.l be "The Mar. In the Iron Mask
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    Police officer's home burgled
    35 5 A thief broke into the house of Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mr Peter Ball, at the Police Training School, off Thomson Singapore, and stole three Australian pedigree fowls, on Sunday night
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    Wires stolen
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Terrorists have cut and •stolen 400 yards of telephone wires alone the railway line near Mengkibol Estate, in the Kluane area of Johore.
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    Minister s visit
    24 5 SEGAMAT. Mon Inche Sardon btn Jubir the Minister for Works, paid an ofiicial visit to Segamat district I over the week-end
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      204 5 WEBSTER-CHICAGO (WEBCOR) to announce two new additions to the ne lust arrived by "President "'lusicale-Coronet" has now leen added famous Webcor Philharmonic 'nstruments. E Cartndije with DIAMOND LP Needle, ■fidelity speakers, 2 push-pull output tubes, Hi-Fi changer with manual player for LP, 50-18,000 cycles response 5538- Singapore $675- Federation Modal
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      267 5 ArtM 10 00 Bebo Daniels And Ben RADIO MALAYA >^^^iooJu|ce^, I Proframmri tliux markrd can be received Uateneri In Malacca Short wave 49 and 62m. Medium I »»vr 47« m. 313., 366 m. and 297 m. AM. -8 57 and 11.08 English > SINGAPORE Schools Broadcasts: P.M. Mno (Short wwarv
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    40 6 26 H ortfi flo minimum). SEAH Edward WlUam Seah (Yun Leoiißi, beloved husband of Madam T.seu Nyuk Moi, died on 31.10.55. Hearse leavrs Mortuary Tan Tock Seng Hospital today for Bidad;in. Nt 430 p.m. North Borneo Papers please Copy.
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    ANNOINC K.MKMs
    334 6 10 Hard, $10 tmimmum). SALE AT MULCHANDS" 82-1. Bras Ba.sali Roid IX3LLOW PEDANT Every Day In the 'MJUajr Mall' if you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. FREE To Join the AutomobU* Association nt Malawi Free, and get all their benent.-, Writ* P.O Box 150 Penang. SALE.
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    Singapore, Tues. Nov. 1, 1955. Planning For Welfare
    606 6 Singapore, Tues. Nov. 1, 1955. Planning For Welfare The Federation Government's decision to change the administration of the Social \Veli;nv lotteries is to be welcomed. The present sy>- tern has not worked well. The Minister for Health and Social Welfare acknowledged this when, in defence of the Lotteries Board, he
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    Unified Service
    277 6 The evidence given before the Malayanisation Commission in Singapore has strengthened the case for overhaul of the Civil Service machine. The complexity of the administrative structure is a source of wonder to those who have glimpsed its intricacies. The strange thing is that it could s« have grown
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    Provident Fund
    285 6 Singapore's Central Provident Scheme has been chopped and changed so much thut finality seems an un- I attainable goal. The Singapore Association, suggesting still more improvements, rightly draws attention to one serious drawback in the present scheme. The Fund provides .substantial benefits only at the age of 55.
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    ...On the obvious lesson* of the split Front
    678 6 TH E tea-room at Robinson's has never known such goings-on. Mr. Lazarous and his Farrer Park foil owers storming out of the place and scattering their torn delegates' badges on the staireasel And an eruptive Chief Minister, bouncing like a piece of
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    Employment and housing will decide Ceyon election**
    958 6 Employment and housing will decide Ceyon election** The Parliament of Ceylon will probably be dissolved on Nov. 17 and I rhe people will go to the polls in (an jv E vary. The political scene there is here surveyed by CAMINI NAVARATNE. burnins topic of the day in Ceylon political
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      ARCHITECTURE DEGREES
      172 6 MR. W. Irving Watson, the Singapore City Architect, Is misinformed when he remarks that "the holder of a degree in architecture at Hongkong University cannot practise in Malaya because the degree is not a full flve-year course but a three-year academic course In May last the faculty held
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      THE BIG TOP
      37 6 FULL marks to the RrcHo Malaya announcer who. nist before tin* .'even o'clock news on Friday, referred to Her Majesty's Minister of St»t<» for Torvißn Affairs as the "Marquee of Reading P. D. Singapore.
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      PROVIDENT FUND
      195 6 MR. C. Prosper Liston calls for a further explanation of the Employees Provident Fund's retention of the employer's contributions when an employee leaves Malaya for good and has not made 60 contributions to the fund. I cnunot do better than quote from the report of the Select Committee
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      72 6 GUITARS German Make .30. 1 $21.W Oerman Make. 3015 524.58 German Make. 301J 129.50 Italian Make 81A ISO no Ii ill m Make. 61P $35.00 Rattan Make. fi2R $40.00 Hrllinl Model 30 $42.50 Bellini Model 4* $47.50 Bellini Model 50 $50.00 Liberal discount to the Trade. Guitars cannot be sent
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    Merdeka and I—by a police inspector
    566 7 Merdeka and I— by a police inspector cc counsel alleges lecture to is people atfr they were Mopped tor cheek .jpOS'TLIKE PEOPLE WHO SEEK IT FOR PERSONAL REASONS' [POH, M<»n. POLICE INSPEG A XOB A v t|lu^' ed today about. merdeka ed to n to 18 point in S< 27.
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    'Kidnap' charge
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Motv— O. Neelakantan 26, of the 3 1 1 mile, Klang Road, pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to a charge of kidnapping a girl. P. Loorthu Anthoniammal, on Oct. 27 at Petaling. Bail wa» allowed.
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    Farewell visit
    35 7 SEGAMAT. Mv>n Brigadier W H. Bordass. State Home Guard Officer, Johore paid a farewell visit to S<gamat District Headquarters today before his departure Irom the country He leaves for Britain on Nov. 5.
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    Bullet' and pal (the rainy season burglars) go to jail
    118 7 Bullet' and pal (the rainy season burglars) go to jail TT!VK CiSOX, >Mon. Ta^ek. >I^t P«lu r who pleaded theft, was to 14 m.inths' I i". who I to undergo a rm. i-ic led Ifc and four rs wept. Hp told the court on Friday that he and The Bullet
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    REST AIDS WELFARE
    42 7 I Council Rclib are il Raja Musa bin R. Mahdl -said the council hoped to acquire more property from surplus funds and so provide for a steady income to be used for the benefit ol MusLtal in the -state
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    'Sue me' Mr. Yap challenges
    248 7 ROW IN COUNCIL ON TAXI DEBATE 4 SINGAPORE City Councillor. Mr Yap Pheng Geek, challenge d .1 colleague. Mr. V. K. Nair. a! the Council meet in iz last night, to sue him if he had cast any aspersions on him. as Mr. Nair alleged.
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    'I KNOW—BUT I WON'T SAY IT HERE'
    165 7 'I KNOW— BUT I WON'T SAY IT HERE' been a positive Matement rerent ly that there was an adequate taxi service in Singapore Now there u> a change ol front There is much more behind th:r. decision he said Ho said by its proposal the Vehicle cummitttf had mad- ;rrp»sslble
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    DETECTIVE WINS JAIL APPEAL
    191 7 .TOHORE BAHRU. Mop,. -Yew Kong Cheng, a detective who wa. tenced in the Sessions I Court to one days J.u) and a fine of $400 for failing to attend court, had his conviction and 1 sentence set aside by Mr. Justice Storr today on appeal. Mr.
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    2-IN-l GOVT. PLAN BY THE RATEPAYERS
    494 7 But first they want an assembly twice as big 'THE Singapore Rate- payer* Association has recommended that the size of the Legislative Assembly should be increased to something between twice and three times its present number of members. In a memorandum sub- 1 mitted
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    STC debate goes to committee
    135 7 STC debate goes to committee AMOVE In the Sinfapore City Council :a*t night to withdraw th.- privilege* l ranted to the Singapore Traction Company jiid allow other bus companies, to service its route* was referred to th« nnancr rommitiee for inquiry. s-rip who brought a resolution to thlJ I ttu
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    1,000 mourn a death
    66 7 IPOH. Mon More than I 1.000 students of Guru Nanak Institution today observed a two-minute silence in memory of the school's i manager. Mr S Tharam Singh who died in Kuala J Lumpur i n Friday night after I a short nines.*. Mr Tharam Singh, who
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    Sontul road
    19 7 KUALA LUMPUR. M(jn A new road is to he built through thr Kuala Lumpur suburb of Sontul
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    SPEECH BRINGS 150 TAXIS TO A HALT OUTSIDE CITY HALL
    144 7 SPEECH BRINGS 150 TAXIS TO A HALT OUTSIDE CITY HALL A tun l 150 Mngapore taxi drivers turned up at the City Hall >e»terda> to bear a speech. They parked the public gallery while their leader. City < iiuim Mint Mr T. A. Simon, spoke against a ii.i»v«- to increase
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    THEY MAY GET MORE PAY
    155 7 from their bankrupt firms SINGAPORE Council ol Ministers is to consider changing the law so that people employed by bankrupt firm will get more money. A worker can row claim I $250 in w.iL months' pay whichever la An amendment wants the amount to be
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    $300,000 club for Unity Boys
    115 7 $300,000 club for Unity Boys JOHORE BAHRU Mon rE new $300,000 pri-mis^s of the Johore Bahru Unity Boy's Club In Jal.in Oertak Merah wUI be openen by the Tingku Mahkota on Wednesday. The club i* the first in the Federation to b» run by a paid group youth leader 20--year-old
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    NOW THEY'RE CLEARED
    72 7 PENANG Mon—ThePenan« Assize judge. Mr Ju.stict Spenser-Wilkinson, today acquitted five men on a charge of murdering a Siamese won.an. Na: Booi Meh Moot, at Prai railway quarters on May 26 this year Kai Dam Seawong Richard Pereira. Khoo Ah Tong I bin Yaakob and Mn..l b;n Mohamed
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    Jewels stolen
    22 7 A diamond locket and gold chain worth $410 was stolen from a house in Wareham Road. Singapore, on Sunday morr
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      46 7 THE FINEST HOLIDAY I excursion rates for round trip INCAPORE/BANCKOK $336.00 With a two day trip to »he unforgettable temples and glories of ANCKOR WAT $245.00 (Hotel accommodation, meals, coach and Guide tees, inclusive) RING LOCAL AGENTS: ***** IMt DARBY AIRWAYS DEPARTMENT FOR FULL INFORMATION tm
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      76 7 Are you the "Sippcr" type S^/y^^y^ I Females of the S\ /Uk SIPPER SA\ ,/^ir -Peeies are generally mon /S^~~ "-Drrmon than males Fo N. their art they >. requ.re a beer 7 that, unce Jf X poured retains If its top and its f sTTt* or ILf {L^_ periods
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      42 7 High tide TODAY: Singapore 10 4T a.m. i»ft 81n> 11 49 p m Bft 31nl. Port Dick-son 6 56 a.m. > 10ft Mb 7 14 p m. itft. Wn i; Prmnt i 12 54 am. lift 41n.) lit pn i I i7»t. 7tn).
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    Kirn supplies me with I proof that dogs DO lie Kim supplies me with proof that dogs DO lie
    644 8 Kirn supplies me with I proof that dogs DO lie Kim supplies me with proof that dogs DO lie MONDAY TK)M and I visit Change Alloy this eveninu just as the shops are dosing for the night, and see several merchants selling fruit. "Ten for one dollar." shouts one of
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    If you ye got your man. your figure's going
    343 8  - If you ye got your man. your figure's going CHAPMAN PINCHER By TODAY THE DOCTORS m. a mmmj m*r\^r\^ m. xsmi^j fy/4/Y ri\\}\tj 11 f M. m*\^r TMJ MM DOES the average married woman let her figure ko because she has "pot her man" —while the spinster stays slim because
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    Dazzle then all for $100, says MAXINE RAKICH You can took expensive wiih fake jewels
    278 8 Dazzle then all for $100, says MAXINE RAKICH You can took expensive wiih fake jewels HAVE you ever wanted a huge cocktail ring, something really fabulous to wear on your little linger? These rings, big and beautiful and madly expensive, are way beyond the means of most of us. On
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    FAMILY ATTITUDE TO SLEEP IS IMPORTANT
    717 8 A QUESTION mothers often ask. is "How much sleep does a baby need?" For the flrst few days of his life a baby spends nearly all his time asleep, waking only when he is hungry and the most common cause of sleeplessness in a
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      90 8 ;.;.;.>.;.• .»...y.\v.v.v.« v.-.v Baby's tears turn to smiles When baby's skin is inflamed and sore, baby frets and cries. rX~\> But ils wsy to keep lhat tender skin smooth and ft Dust your baby with Johnson's Baby Powder whenever y± you change his nappy and at every bathtime. Johnson's f^^gW
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      188 8 s^Kalzana h^^.^k The Calcium food Keeps trvm |/tes@lw\ bes f of hr I) wonderful '^f>3 nd tk OutuWixM»u!/ U Andres Is dcrway and soft to the tnuc-,— ly toilet tissues should be for I <Wl^ snd folk with tender il smooth comfort of Andrew *£W. ANDRES l and what a
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      259 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Indicated by the yellow flag 1. Its ominous when the sur- *J o rounding* of the tent are not Pkvyteht: maybe he's a watertight (10 1. speaker ill) 8. Superfluous when the wine U 12 A r'Quti-Mnent of some board* good (4). 10. Tried since
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    Lock icon 900 harem girls helped drag Turkey to ruin
    1133 9 f THE LAST QUEEN OF FRANCE M I tort ffM m>tl sttitv 1& i foreign financiers i Oiiht. way back in mid-1876, the people of .nstantinople flung open their shutters to listen ii cry of the city crier as he beat his
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      222 9 II I ma k V %3 %M UP ■%M \j mm \r THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL 'ts a long job rasing technical standards but each year the Tg| WT m TII colour p+»otographv and the I mM V (I reproduction m the Annual 111 k Imm rnproves The twelfth issue,
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      107 9 #!*>.v Moryan. M.IK Caiis canrviivd h«\£ OO^U -EC£ J«£ >O. C*HCf. *O *P*>o N**« ri [HifMj Dirk Truvy Riyht en: imtl rBUT WWV WOULD RUCWEAD II T MAYBE ITS T co^p ITIME AN WSPE T^E QXVEHTt HAVE A MAP $C RIBBLED J THE KEY TO I we wave mid WE
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    PEPPER PRICES DROP SHARPLY AGAIN ON COLONY MARKET
    669 10 PEPPER PRICES DROP SHARPLY AGAIN ON COLONY MARKET By Our Market Correspondent DKPPER prices continued to fall on the Singapore Chinese Prodi^ce Exchange yesterday as the result of lack of overseas inquiries, coupled with the reported liquidation of storks in Sarawak. Prices for Muntok white and Sarawak white varieties dropped
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    RUBBER PRICES
    133 10 November first trade rubhrr bayers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 1.17\ per lb.. down i 3'< cents on Saturday. The rloMng tone was easier. lo»irn Pri< rs pe r j|j. were: No. 1 R S.S. Spot f.o.b. j buyers 117', iNom.i sellers HT iNomi; No 1 R.SS.
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    United .Malacca
    12 10 (tilled Malacca produced 129 955 Ibt. of rubber in September.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    38 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS 1 w^re flru. Loaius 31 Con Bank ol Mount I/.< N. Broke:, |i Hill 50 I ARM Bradford B. Hill Pi (1 Dunlop Eler. 7 Pelt A O. J, c Herald I If I. iAu Swan
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    NIGERIA TIN STRIKE STILL ON
    16 10 meetinK tx Union ha i The eh by the uni members
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    193 10 Kingapare < hifw-sr I'rodurr r\ chance: noon prices per picul yesterday wer* Coara: ooiet: November $27 5» buyers. $27 7 8 sellers: December t2t bu\-ers. »28 1 4 sellers I oritnul ail: quiet: bulk $40 3 4 sellers, drum $43 14 sellers Praajer: quiet with lack of buyliiK
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    139 10 The Malayan Kxchange rUnks >s—risllsi made the lollowing changes In Its rates to merchant* yesterday (all quotations to tlOOj New Vark: T. T «V OD S3. 90 days 33 3. 16 credit bills. M\ trade bills. (anada: 31 13 16. OD. 33 15/18. I 90 days S3 S/16
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      209 10 jrytif^W Model 86: 1 1 .^b^Lß^bv WL Centlcmen's «ta@V Mm* \y FREE! Drink I §LiMßß^r MM NON-CARBONATED I Ml ORANGE -PINEADE. GRAPE jjf c^ Ni SAVE ANY BIRELEY'S It *"»<" SINGAPORE CROWNS <££?£. AND EXCHANGE FOR FREE GIFTS W fo N.B. you con exchange J*/j your crowns with any /vjf/
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      607 10 NOTICES INTERRUPTION TO ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SI N(.EI BESI AREA KUALA LUMPUR. The electricity supply to the following areas will be Interrupted between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Sunday November 6th 1953. Sungel Best Road up to 4th MUe Chan Sow Lin Road. Jalan Satu Jalan Dua Jalan Tlga Jalan
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      472 10 NOTICES NOTICE I. ICAMACHI D/O RAJOO. ot Tsnjong Rambutan, have embraced Islamic religion and have changed my name to Ramlah Blntl Abdullah. Sd: RAMLAH BINTI ABDULLAH. Dated this 38.10.5 V SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3^ DEBENTURE STOCK 1937 /«2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3'r DEBENTURE STOCK 1938/58 NOTICE Ls hereby given that the Transfer
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      830 10 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for a contract to use premises at the Oeneral Hospital, Singapore at (1) Bowyer Block, i2i Ne<v Nurses Hostel, as Bookshops and Sundry shops for goods ax approved by the Chief Medlral Officer to enter for the patients and Hospital Btafl Th« successful tenderer
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      449 10 ..assssn.?! lb 'down I <dn Wn I COPRA PilUl 1,1!, H KNUTSEN LINE Fa»t and Regular Scry.c; fROM CANADA US PACIFIC PORTS—. Sailing Arriving Sjh Frsncisco Singapore P. S*»,> Ilit*Be<h Bikkc 5 Ocf 5 No* 7 Nov Ctartrud B'kke 5 Njv 6 Dec 8 Dec 9 Dec Anna Bjhkc 10
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      1090 11 EAST ASIATIC UNE Fee Atta. p^. 'V NGS T0 CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA Pwt Ui fi^**. Aatwen,, Ratterdaai, H.mbvra. CipialUßH Catnenbara ft Oala ._> S prre P S'nam Ppnong "^lia^- 1?/1f N# a# 20 J V22 Na. London Pot.enger. Mty). Gdynia Coll, Lender) (PaHengan anly, Patsenaer accommedotloa i» avaHaMe far Eamaa. SAILINGS FROM
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      998 11 .UKcTHE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. T^ JJ7 r SINGAPORE (laaaraaraad la ffca Unrt.d KlMd.m) > LIHIS SAILINGS TO UK. AND CONTINfTAL PORTS S'pora P. S'hom Panong ••ENVRACKIE for London. Pottardorr 6. IS/14 Mrh 1 Nay Direct arrrva. London 2S Nay •ENVORLICH tor Liverpool, Rotterdom, Hull Nay 10/12 Nay JO Jl
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      1221 11 McAUSTER tfc CO^ LTD. TEL Ne ***** ■UIBJIAM dj. BOCKNALL KLATBNBM LU» LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELES. SAH PRANCISCO^ HAMOUR6 PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER ond tot U.S.A North Atlontie Port* Acceatimj cargo Far Caatral ft Sawtli ono Conoda and .la Colombo An-ertaa CITY OP KARACHI CASTIEV'LU o P S'hom Penong
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    Whisky man in Colony
    73 12 A DIRECTOR of the famJ\ wm whisky concern, John Hale and' Co.. Ltd.. Mr. D. J. Wilkinson, is now on a visit to Singapore. His company have been blenders of whisky sinre 1627 and are the oldest distillers of Scotch whisky in the world Mr Wilkinson,
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    MALAYA'S NINE BETTER MONTHS
    764 12 Fy^^^yff^^T^WWff^WW^^llF^yff^^^y^ffT'f^K IV'ITH the price of rubber established well above the dollar per pound level since mid-June, Malaya's economy in the first nine monthf of this year has experienced a considerable i mprovement compared with the corresponding last year. One of the main effects of the better
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    LOCAL RUBBER AGENTS -ARE WANTED
    264 12 Burmese corporation move \f ALAYAN nrms have been invited to make appli- fat ion for appointment by the Rubber Export and Development Corporation of Burma as selling agents for raw rubber. i Several local flrma have already sent in application* satd the Burmese Consul In
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    Permanent actuary for Asia Assurance
    82 12 Permanent actuary for Asia Assurance MR. V. W. STKPHKNS. the first permanent actuary of the Asia Life Assurance Society Ltd., arrived in Singapore last week from Australia to take up his new appointment. Mr. Stephens, who is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries, has been the consultant actuary for
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    U.K. moulding industry urged to use latex
    115 12 THE HritUh Rubber Development Hoard Is trying to induce more firms who make moulding* in such materials as plaster of paris to make greater use of rubber latex. The board gives instructions for three methods of preparing flexible rubber moulds In a broadshert
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    Malayan mart fOt German cameras binoculars grows
    218 12 Malayan mart f Ot German cameras binoculars grows VfALAYA is one of the Important n IT Far East for German lan according to Mr. Wilhelm Vow, i Carl Zeiss, who visited the t> Mr. Vow made a survey of market conditions in connection with the sale ni scientific Instruments and
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      123 12 I zetfto I SAIGON GENERAL AGENTS MALAYA MANSFIELD CO..KP. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG j: ™^$SrLs fo& all The Battery with POWER TO SPARE for CAR. TRUCK TRACTOR. Distributor: GUAN HOE CO (Malaya) LTD. 14. Hill Sfrcct. Singapore Big sales organization witli branch offices in Indonesia and Europe, I has interest
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      206 12 I THESE ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE &^jpE=s LOADING ,fP\4l STACKING I I A j j LIFTING j,otol.ft U\<£ii LOWERING I L&k *Bb~: PUSHING PULLING :E J All these add \>* to your COSTS y\ t STAFFA A ±*f$ t CRANE T 1 tr* 4f <^3? m 3 5 e^ THE DONALD
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    Lock icon MCC FLAYED FOR 'HAT-TRICK' RULE
    471 13  -  VEKNON MORGAN- 'Cricket run by outmoded diehardV By LONDON. Mon. THE Mary le bone Cricket Club, rulers of British cricket, have been under heavy flre from sports columnists and writers this week. Foremost is the rumpus which their ruling of what constitutes a "hat-trick" has
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    Rising Fast now a firmer favourite
    266 13 Rising Fast now a firmer favourite CANBERRA. Mon NEW ZEALAND A horse, Risirm Fast. has bei'ome a firmer favourite for the Melbourne Cup tomorrow Australia's richest rate of £12.500 at Fleminpton tomorrow. Aft«r his poor sixth of the preceding week. Rising Fast convincingly trounced many of his Cup opponents at
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    116 14 ADAPTING UMMH* better to the slip->e:v condition." md the greasy bill. Anderson school beat St Mich.ic! s Institution b> 21 points .three Ko.ib. penalty MMI a tryt to eight (|M| and a pen* ;ilty. in .in ;ntei--choni rugger match on the Anderson S> liool groun-t "heir
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    44 14 Vlctorln School forced St Andrems School to a l-t draw In their mter-M hooi hockey match played on the Victoria ground yesterday. Willie Anc wored for the Aalnt* and Victoria equalised through a short corner four minute* from end.
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    319 14 KL'ALA LUMPUR Mon I)fcSTINI .Donnelly) and SUmi Beam i Franklin i. tw o likely prospect;, for the second day of the Selaneor Turf Club October-No-vember meeting on Wednesday wete matched in a .splendid workout on a heavy track at Ku.tla Lumpur this morning. Bieukma
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    163 14 VI Old Boys in 2-0 cup victory KUALA LUMPUi: M-<n A GOAL in teh half gave Victoria Instltutli n Old B«'y* a 2-0 win dUt Boys' Sch<>.>i Old Bon In thi'ir Thomp>on ("in soccer fixture at P:inces Road today Vethod:»t Old B4lV* attacked from the kick in the second 1
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    66 14 I AHORE N«on r.,i. •rte >e< ond crlcke' Test here tod.r Ne<v Zealand t> They were -r for victory in their 1 after dt.\inlsvtns Itat Ht on the last day or pi Pakistan lart t. „!«i 5«l Imtiai Ahmad 20it> in their flrM lnning.s in rep.
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    37 14 f to Bingapo their n bined H KOI j^ flnai Th< 1 such tour Amat i> in ridi 1 Cnmn. >' d, ;a: cotton thn ig P'a > fitter than LI ll_l J
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    45 14 IPOH. Mon /■'IRL:-. American athlete who won four gold mcdaU Olympic Annie Cliooi.. -v while L, *:v.'<..r ,>• KM O' M MM: I born »lth rertal:: 1 vime resultm as per- the result nthlete> led. cub? of >-. Thur>--.
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