The Straits Times, 8 November 1956

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    27 1 AVEBACB »*l.v T^ TlJ tl_Ea SA I r .jfE F B 7i The Straits Times Mel*** I I Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon NEW MOSCOW THREAT
    790 1 WITHDRAW OR THE FIGHT GOES ON, EGYPT WARNS Cease-fire but there's still shooting: 'Under control,' says Eden 'We will send forces' offer is repeated DEFIANT STATEMENT BY ISRAEL LONDON. Wednesday. NEW threat by Russia, a defiant statement by Israel and continued shooting in Port aid marked the
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    ITS IKE AGAIN
    206 1 7 shall continue to work for world peace with the help of the good God' he pledges WASHINGTON, Wednesday, PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, in a "victory statement" after his re-election last night (see Page 2), pledged to continue to work for world peace. Speaking at the Republican headquarters here,
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    AGAIN THE LOSER
    7 1 AD LAI defeated again
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    22 1 OSLO. Wed. The Norwegian Nobel Peace Prize cdmmittee announced today that no Peace Prize would be awarded this year.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Trouble now in Korea
    50 1 SEOUL. Wed.— All leave of South Korean armed forces was cancelled tonight following an attack on two unarmed South Korean aircraft by North Korean MIO-15 Jet fighters this morning off the west coast of Korea. The troops have been ordered to return to their units.— Reuter.
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    Keightley on losses by allies CRISIS LATEST
    90 1 Keightley on losses by allies CRISIS LATEST NICOSIA. Wed— Allied casualties in the occupation of Porl Said were just over 109 killed and wounded, the Comman-der-in -Chief of Allied forces. General Sir Charles KHshtlrv. said today. IKF. CALLS CRISIS (ONFKRF.XCE WASHINGTON. W> <l President Eisenhower today summoned Republican and !>•
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      282 1 i*| m If you ore suffering discomfort with outoMJate spectacles, be examined for new one?, and make sure they are fitted with ZEISS PUNKTAL lenses. OAH SIM OPTICAL HOUSE j:s ho«th bridge road singapore 7 THE BUDGET and YOU HOW THE FEDERATION AND SINGAPORE BUDGETS. INTRODUCED IN THE FEDERAL COUNCIL
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      112 1 4* JL. I VI WORN BY J tliH'^ m WORLD'S W Ifamfi* Jf POPPY DAY 10 NOVEMBER 1956 Twice in a generation the world has been plunged into tke darkness and despair of total war. In defence of our democracy many millions of our f ellowmen &aye their lives though
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    Lock icon A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR IKE But Democrats retain control of Congress
    593 2 A LANDSLIDE VICTORY FOR IKE But Democrats retain control of Congress NEW YORK, Wednesday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER was swept back to power for another four years today by an overwhelming vote, but failed to carry his Republican Party to victory in Congress. The President's Democratic rival, Mr. Adlai Stevenson, conceded victory
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    Port Said under control — Eden
    611 2 Port Said under control Eden PREMIER REFUSES TO GIVE ASSURANCE OK WITHDRAWAL OF FORCES AND HE GIVES WARNING: WE'LL FIGHT AGAIN IF WE ARE ATTACKED TONDON, Wed. Sir Anthony Eden refused to give an assurance today that Britain would pull her troops out of Egypt if the United Nations decided
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    Lock icon Curt reply to Russia: What about Hungary?
    143 2 Curt reply to Russia: What about Hungary? LONDON, Wed. SIR ANTHONY EDEN last night dealt with the message sent to him by Marshal Bulganin in which the Soviet Premier warned Britain and France to stop their action In the Middle East and threatened that Russia might use fore, against them.
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    Lock icon JAKARTA RIOTS LN FRONT of EMBASSY
    247 2 JAKARTA, Wednesday. RIOTING Indonesians attempted to set fire to the British Information Office here today. Following a mw rally protesting against the Anglo-French attack on Egypt, a mob marched on the British Embassy, broke into the deserted office, which is outside the embassy compound,
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    Lock icon London Press backs the Suez cease-fire
    133 2 LONDON. Wed. ffIHE British PieM today X unanimously welcomed the cease-fire but Interpretations of It ranted From an assertion that this was "the nour of Eden's triumph" (the Right-wing Daily Sketch) to the statement that the Prime Minister had made a "pitta -Me climb-down"
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    Lock icon REBELS BATTLING ON IN 3 AREAS
    964 3 5,000 killed in Budapest streets; Reds use planes MOTHER WHEELS BABY TO FREEDOM Tank attack beaten off radio VIENNA, Wednesday. [ERE are now only three centres in Hunir\ where more than token resistance is I put up by anti-Communist insurgents nsi Soviet armed forces.
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    Lock icon Asylum offered to refugees
    53 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Five European governments have offered asylum to refugees from Hungary. United Nations headquarters announced. They are Belgium 4,000 refugees, Switzerland 2.000. Sweden 1.000. Holland 1.000 and France, no limit. In London, it was announced today that Britain was preparing to receive 2.500 refugees.
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    Lock icon Soviet envoy hides in cellar
    203 3 STUDENTS BURN EMBASSY FURNITURE LUXEMBURG, Wed Pi xiviet Ambassador to Luxemburg was found hv police in full dress uniform locked in a "liar after 2.000 students If hi stormed and set tn to the embassy. >Lents surged on the "Tihassv just as guests •ere beginning
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    LONDON STOCKS
    276 3 LONDON, Wed. Closing middle prices of selected stock not Including stamp duty were: TIN LONDON. Wed. Cash Buyers £855, sellers £860. Forward Buyers £808, sellers £810, Settlement £800. Turnover a.m. 00 tons, p.m. 55 tons. RUBBER LONDON, Wed. Spot »V4d., Dec. 29d Jan-Mar. 28% d., April-June 28 .d.,
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      Lock icon Britain cuts down use of oil
      93 3 Britain cuts down use of oil f ONDON, Wed.—Bri- tain is to reduce its oil consumption by 10 per cent because of the effect of the Middle East crisis on supplies, the Minister of Fuel and Power, Mr. Aubrey Jones, told the House of Commons today. He said it should
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      16 3 TRIPOLI: Libya has asked the Egyptian military attache, Col. Ismail Sadek, to leave the country.— A.P.
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      24 3 WARSAW: Outstanding Indictments in the Poznan courts arising out of the riots on June 28, together with cases under investigation, have been quashed.— Reuter.
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      17 3 PEKING: Communist China has ratified the 1949 Geneva agreements on the treatment of prisoners of war.— AP.
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      18 3 NICOSIA: Air raid sirens sounded here early this morning. The all-clear was given about 10 minutes later.— UJ.
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      35 3 NEW DELHI: After a 22--ho ur debate the United Nations Education Social «and Cultural Organisation accepted by a majority a proposal to exclude representatives of Nationalist China in favour of those of Communist China. U.P
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      26 3 WASHINGTON: The State Department has banned travel by American citizens Into Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Syria except "in the best interests of the United States".— AJ.
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      11 3 KATMANDU: Nepal and Communist China have signed an economic agreement. U.P.
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    BLACK DAY FOR MOTORISTS
    399 4 Dealers get out their new price lists; Extra Cape freight rates next Only the Philippines pays higher petrol tax in South-east Asia and cars cost more, too THE SINGAPORE and Federation taxes on| 1 petrol, following yesterday's budgets, arei now the highest in any country in
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    Details of mineral survey are revealed
    246 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government today released details of the proposed threemonth aerial survey of Malaya's mineral resources to be carried out by a Canadian firm, the Spartan Air Services. The survey, costing about $1,000,000. will be under the charge of Dr George
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    LISA (I'M GOING TO STAY SINGLE) HAS ONE AMBITION—SINGING
    106 4 LISA (I'M GOING TO STAY SINGLE) HAS ONE AMBITION— SINGING LISA LEE, a refreshing 20-year-old singing sensation from Hong Kong, will undoubtedly make a big hit with Singapore nightclub audiences especially the men— when she begins a three-month contract at the Sky Palace Restaurant on Saturday. But for the benefit
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    The big $ headache
    162 4 The big headache Mentris Besar to see Col. Lee to discuss money difficulties of governments KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Talks are to be held here this week between the Minister of Finance, Col. H.S. Lee, and the Mentris Besar of the Malay states and Resident Commissioners of Penang and Malacca on
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    13 GRADS OFFERED JOBS IN GOVT,
    154 4 13 GRADS OFFERED JOBS IN GOVT, THIRTEEN hono v x graduates have t offered appointment,' Part II officers Singapore Governs" Higher Service. They are Messrs. Lp* Juan, Lim Chin BenH Sithamparanathan Soh. Tay Scow Huah Eng Siang, Chew n Tong Yuen, Low Siew Tan Beng Keat, Won? V Meng, Chatar
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    DE-CONTROL 'TECH' GOVT. IS URGED
    230 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. JHE Technical College in Kuala Lumpur should be put on the same status as technical colleges elsewhere and should cease to be a Government preservice training centre, the Federal Council was told today. This has been recommended in the majority report of
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    Rural chiefs of the future
    62 4 Two Singapore Government officers have been selected for training as chairmen of rural district councils. They are Mr. Chan Slk Kwan, 39, secretary of the Rural Board, and Inche Hussein bin Kumarl, 38. the assistant secretary. Both men have been In Government services for 18
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    Gets new job
    28 4 Inche Abdul Manan Nordin has been appointed Staff Officer, Surveyor General's Office, Kuala Lumpur, from yesterday. He was formerly deputy to the chief surveyor. Kedah-Perlis.
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    $320 mil. to help rice growers
    129 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Rice Committee has proposed land development and other schemes which will cost more than $320 million to help padl growers In the next 10 years. The proposal Is In the report of the committee tabled at the Federal Council
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    'POLICE RECORDS WERE CHANGED
    274 4 Inspector charged in court ANG CHIEW CHOON, a police inspector, i charged in Singapore yesterday with seen a police report at the Central Police Statior March 7, with the intention of preventing it fr being produced or used as evidence. Main witness agalnsj was a woman.
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    $500,000 TO START 'ENVOYS ROW
    69 4 $500,000 TO START 'ENVOYS ROW KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government is to spend $500,000 on developing; 225 acres of land in Kuala Lumpur's proposed "diplomatic quarter" beyond the Kenny Hill housing estate In the Lake Gardens area. Work on the site for the buildings of future diplomatic missions is
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    First lecture
    37 4 Dr. H B. Gllliland, professor of botany. University of Malaya will give his inaugural lecture entitled "On classifying vegetation" at the chemistry lecture theatre on Nov. 16 at 8.30 p.m. Admission Is open to all.
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    Family planning
    29 4 Britain's famous family planning pioneer. Dr. Marie Stopes, will be featured in an Interesting question and answer 8.8.C. programme entitled "Asian Club" over Radio Malaya on Monday.
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    Acrobatics at arts ball
    45 4 The Singapore Children's Society's arts ball circus will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, Dec. 8. Proceeds go to the children's convalescent home at Tanah Merah. There will be lion and sword dances and acrobatics. Tickets are $10.
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    HUNGARIAN CARTOONIST DROPS IN
    80 4 HUNGARIAN CARTOONIST DROPS IN A HUNGARIAN JOURNALIST, Madam Gordon Martha, who arrived in Singapore by Qantas yesterday refused to comment on the revolt against the Russians in her country. To reporters' questions she answered: "Please don't ask me anything, please don't...." Then she whispered: "My husband and a little daughter
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    Air, motor rally
    30 4 The Royal Singapore Flying Club and the Singapore Motor Club will hold a combined operations rally on Nov. 18 at the Royal Singapore Flying Club. Paya Lebar
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    Govt. announces $lm. plan to help —small industries
    194 5 Govt. announces $lm. plan to help small industries SPECIAL BOARD TO BE SET UP fHE Singapore Government yesterday announced plans to set ud a 1,000,000 Industrial Promotions Board to encourage and develoD local industries. p The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhov made the announcement in the
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    13 YEARS A WIDOW NOW SHE IS TO GET $184 GRATUITY
    144 5 13 YEARS A WIDOW NOW SHE IS TO GET $184 GRATUITY KI'ALA LUMPUR. Wed. AN Indian widow is to receive a gratuity of $184.50 from the Government—l 3 years after the death of her husband. She will also set $22.88 "being one month's notice of abolition of appointment.'' On Sept.
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    MERDEKA -THE FLAGS THE SAME
    59 5 MERDEKA -THE FLAGS THE SAME The present Federation l.ag will continue to be used after independence is gained, the Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the Federal Council in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. He was replying to Mr. j Tay Hooi Soo (Province I Wellesley South), who had asked whether he
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    iervke families sail for home
    41 5 T» 0 hundred service fami:n Hong Kong and »re left for Britain j lay in the 14.283-ton 1 i O. liner Carthage. ailed from Singapore] •he Cape fully booked, -vice families making bulk of the passenger
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    BACK-TO-LIFE MAN TALKS AGAIN
    163 5 BUTTERWORTH. Wednesday. CHEE WAH SENG, 57. the Permatang Pauh farmer who "came back to life" last Sunday as body was being lowered into a coffin, was able to "is morning. I am feeling: much better." i he told a Straits Times re- j ho saw him
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    Off for W.H.O. talks
    59 5 Dr. W. W. Yung. World j Health Organisation Area representative, left for the annual conference of the organisation in Geneva recently. It will be his tenth appearance at the conference. Twice he represented China and on the other occasions Singapore and the Federation. He has been
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    Free film show
    31 5 The Independent Misslon- ary Movement will give a i free film show at Upper Serangoon Community Centre in Lim Ah Pin Road. Slngai pore, at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Prosecutor is a 'Miss'
    62 5 feminine touch has been '=aed to the Singapore courts 1 the appointment of a prosecuting officer. Miss Tham Quee of the Labour Depart- She will be prosecuting in the departments cases in we City Magistrate's Court. Colony-born Miss Tham Is over her new appointment. To the
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    Club dance
    33 5 The Serangoon Garden I Club, Singapore, will I noid its annual gala dance at H* club on Saturday, Nov 24. J-.ocefd.-s are for a Christmas •fiat f r children ln the
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    Public address
    30 5 J J. Williams, prin- teSm? he Si "Kapore Poly•K. 1 wUI eive a P ublic •t v, n the Polytechnic '.ext v. BntLsh Council Hall at 8.15 p.m.
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    CYCLE FIRM BOSS IN $25,000 SUIT
    306 5 'Delivery no bill of lading 9 JI R R w SAUL, the Far East manager in Singatx* P^ re f tne Rambler Cycle Company of London, told the Colony High Court yesterday that he did not know that the Southern Trading Company was taking
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    Police and workers make a slip
    104 5 Police and workers make a slip THREE police radio cars and a squad of armed police rushed to the Mercantile Bank, of India in Raffles Place last night when the burglar alarm went off at the Bank of East Asia in Chulla Street. Surprised Mercantile Bank officials assured the police
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    Cleared of car radio theft
    73 5 A radio reported stolen 26 months ago from a car, -was found installed in another motor owned by Madam Yee Ah Pol, 35, on Aug. 21, a Singapore court was told yesterday. Mr. R. B. I. Pates, the magistrate, acquitted Yee and her driver, Tan
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    Art exhibition
    19 5 The Singapore Interschool Art Exhibition has been postponed to Dec. 7. It will continue until Dec. 16.
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    Bandits stop fighting when patrol wounds two
    160 5 Bandits stop fighting when patrol wounds two TPOH, Wed.— A terrorx ist gang of eight broke off an engagement with a patrol from the 2nd Battn., the Royal Australian Regiment, yesterday afternoon and escaped, carrying two wounded companions with them. The patrol was moving along a jungle track, two miles
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    A TREAT FOR FISH FANCIERS
    127 5 MORE than 200 fish fanciers saw displayed some of the rarest fishes in the world when the Singapore Aquarist's 1 Show was opened yesterday j by Prof. R. D. Purchon, or the University of Malaya. The 480 entries include electric eels, glass nsh. head- standing
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    THE TWO CHIEF 'JOBS SWITCH' PROBLEMS
    290 5 THE TWO CHIEF 'JOBS SWITCH' PROBLEMS Wanted: 200 menr-and training KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'TWO problems beset the Malayanisation of the exA elusive M.C.S., says the report of the Malayanisation committee tabled at today's Federal Council meeting. They are to find 200 suitable Malayans to replace the expatriates and give them
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    German organist to play in Spore
    72 5 German organist to play in Spore (above) a German organist who is the director of the Biblioteca Germanic* in Rome, will give an organ recital on Sunday at 7.15 pm. in the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. His programme will consist of classical works by Vivaldi. Cabeion. Bach, Motart and Pachelbel.
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    Dance postponed
    33 5 The Singapore Naval Base Dockyard CluD's dance and barbecue scheduled to be held next Tuesday has been postponed to Saturday. Nov. 17. Tickets which hav e been purchased are still valid.
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    Annual dinner
    31 5 The Tamil Methodist Youth i Fellowship. Singapore. will I hold its annual dinner and film show in the church hall. 1 14. Short street, at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Govt. men meet
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The inaugural meeting of the Johore Bahru branch of the Government Temporary Officers' Union will be held at the PWD Sports Club at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday
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      258 5 wu i i Wittii of University of Ox- CIL: Youth leadership training SHFILL THE*TBETTE: Free SINGAPORE AQUARISTS i SO- I PJ gi NG APOBE ARTS SOCIETT: film shot -««)übUc Day. Heritage CIETV: 2nd exhibiUon Happy class ln lntennedlat< painting and nfindla^Shell House] Collyer World Stadium, 6 p.m. to H. 30
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  • IN THE FEDERATION
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      Merdeka Budget—it's up, all up
      1438 6 Merdeka Budget— it's up, all up THE EMERGENCY -A $1,000 MILLION MILLSTONE If we want better services we must pay, says Lee KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK MINISTER of Finance, Col. H. S. Lee, announced in the Federal Legislative Council today tax increases estimated to bring in an extra 836,800,000 a
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      HOW THE NEW TAXES WILL HIT YOU
      103 6 Income Old rat* New rote 3,000 nil 25 4,000 35 75 8,000 12,000 320 385 760 835 20,000 2,030 2,145 30,000 4,030 4,145 50,000 8,030 8,895 75,000 $15,230 $18,395 $100,000 $22,730 $29,395 THE BACHELOR Income Old rate New rate 5,000 nil 25 8,000
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      DUTIES INCREASE THE PRICE OF VANITY
      592 6 JEWELLERY for Milady is among 78 items of luxury goods, foodstuffs, building materials, textiles and 1 apparel, musical instruments and confectionery which will cost more from today. The import duties on gold, silver, platinum worked and partly worked, precious and semiprecious stones, Imitation Jewellery
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  • IN SINGAPORE'
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      MORE TAXES AHEAD WARNING BY HART
      2613 7 It's even dearer to write the cheques to pay for the increased items* Tax on luxury goods will help the people save more money: They can invest in Govt. loans n^ ONE of the most stringeat Budgets introduced in pure, the Government yesterday: i\(
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    DEATH
    63 8 20 Word* $10 (minimum). MRS. GWEE JIM SWEE nee Phua Poh Choo, 71. passed away peacefully, night 6.11.56, at 11 blrat Road, off Hillside Drive. Leaving behind 2 sons, Eng Choon and Kirn Bock, 5 daughters, 2 •ons-ln-law, 2 daughters-in-law and 18 grandchildren In bereavement. Funeral service at the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 8 20 Word! $10 (minimum). IN EVERLASTING MEMORY •f Yeo KUt Seng who died on 8-11-55. Greatly missed by his wife, children and relatives. Always in I our thoughts and dreams.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 8, 1956. Meeting The Deficits
    808 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 8, 1956. Meeting The Deficits There will be grumbles, both in the Federation and Singapore, at the increased taxation which the two Governments are to impose to meet the deficits in their 1957 budgets. But the increases are certainly not I more than necessarily
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    The Cease Fire
    348 8 The General Assembly of the United Nations is again in session, primed this time with hope of an effective cease fire in Egypt. The British and French Governments announced their acceptance of the cease fire request within a few hours of the announcement from Tel Aviv that
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    YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU
    1584 8 A major problem posed by Malayanisation in *the Federation is how to rtplace 1,800 Division, On* expatriate officers, and Hit 350 vacancies. A Cornmitt— headed by the Chief Minister suggests: Special efforts to attract University students A review of qualifications Retention of nearly all expatriates tor
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    Federation to set op Executive Service
    215 8 TCIFTY posts in the FedM. eration Government's new Executive Service are to be created this year. This is disclosed in the Malayanisation Committee's report, tabled at yesterday's meeting of the Federal Legislative Council. The Executive Service is being set up to facilitate Malayanisation of
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    WAITING TO BE WON: THAT $35,000
    54 9 WAITING TO BE WON: THAT $35,000 THAT $35,000 Jackpot is waiting to be won j n The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'B 1 (October). There's $5,000 in consolation prizes as well. you're going for the big money in this great competition. It closes MONDAY— FOUR days from today. Send your coupon,
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    NAVY DRIVER CHARGED
    75 9 ip Sicw, a 21-year-f attached to the :ayan Navy, yesteraded not guilty in a re court to causing Ltta of a 16-year-old tl Zabldan binte Kasa negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. Wong was alleged to have driven a lorry which hit Slti at Admiralty West
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    'Musicale'
    24 9 The women's section of the Liberal Socialist Party, Singapore, will hold a "Malayan muslcale" at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8.30 toi night.
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    SPECULATORS TRY TO GRAB SUPPLIES
    344 9 Black market in the making as the scramble begins Siege on grocers after increase in duties SINGAPORE speculators cashing in on the tense world situation, higher freight rates and local duties are cornering imported commodities in the hope of creating a' black market Over the
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    A Malayan mystery town gets a $50,000 fence
    92 9 M ALA LUMPUR, Wed— A large south Malayan town is to have a barbed-wire perimeter fence 350 mis long round it in readiness for m intensified food denial drive in the area. It will cost the Federation Government $50,000. The Finance committee
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    $3,000 ROBBERY
    121 9 Thugs in stolen car pounce on lone cloth vendor LUMPUR. Wed. A v.-.on robbed a vendor of $3,000 1 cloth and $100 it dagger point early rning at the 4th (Clang Road. lor Chow Lee Sang, nr Road, told the the men alight- oar and pounced v he
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    Gift of a car to SATA
    70 9 The Ford Company of Malaya will tomorrow present a Ford estate car to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association to mark the company's 30th anniversary. The presentation will be by the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who will hand the keys of the car to
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    Gurkhas kill two Reds
    44 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— A patrol of the 2/10 Gurkhas yesterday killed tw 0 terrorists and routed 28 others after it had been waylaid by a bandit gang in the Kulai area. A Gurkha soldier was slightly wounded in the clash.
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    3 new J.Ps.
    35 9 The Singapore Government yesterday announced the appointment of Mr. Lee Swee Cheng, Tuan Wanchik bin Ismail, MBE, and Tuan Haji Badruddin bin Hajl Papang as Justices, of the Peace in the Colony.
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    Ex-union-boss passes law exam
    453 9 MR. Peter M. Williams, former secretary general of the Singapore Labour Party and Singapore Worker's Union leader and his Hong Kong born wife, Elizabeth Kwan Yee were among students of the Middle Temple, London who passed their preliminary examinations In Roman Law held In September. They
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    FREE A MONTH, HE ROBBED AGAIN
    159 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rtNE MONTH after he was released from Jail after serving a term for armed robbery, Hashim bin Harun, 20, joined Abdullah bin Said, 25, in robbing a driver of his taxi, watch, fountain pen and $60. In the High Court here
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    FASHIONS FOR FLYING —THEME OF THE SHOW WAS TRAVEL LIGHT'
    123 9 FASHIONS FOR FLYING —THEME OF THE SHOW WAS TRAVEL LIGHT' A WARDROBE which is practical, decorative and yet light was the keynote of a fashion show yesterday. The show, held by White aways in co-operation with Mrs. Molly Morse. 8.0.A.C.'s flight wardrobe adviser, showed how to plan a ll.eht wardrobe
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    'Rebel' schools to open again
    238 9 'MUST KEEP DISCIPLINE' WARNING T«HE Chung Cheng and Chinese High Schools in x Singapore, closed by the Government since Oct. 13, will be re-opened tomorrow. This was announced by the i Ministry of Education yesterday. A spokesman told the Straits Times that the managements had
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    Alliance is unopposed
    61 9 Alliance is unopposed MUAR, Wed.— Two Alliance candidates were returned unopposed when nominations for the Muar Town Council elections closed today. The successful candidates are Dr. Lim Ah Sltt (Maharani Ward) and Mr. Ho Koon Toh, JP. (Parit Stongkar Ward). Inche Mohd. Noor bin Sulaiman (Alliance) and Inche Omar bin
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    Flowers in car —man fined
    45 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. For carrying flowers in his car, without a haulage permit, Tan Ah Tee, of Mersintr. was fined $50 in the Johore Bahru magistrate's court today. He was also fined $10 for not having signed his driving licence.
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    WORRIES OF A BIG TIME TV BOSS
    94 9 WORRIES OF A BIG TIME TV BOSS Running a television station can be "very big headache", said Sir Richard Boyer, the chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, when he arrived in Singapore by Qantas yesterday. He added: "The cost is tremendous and finding themes to fill the programmes is difficult."
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    Soldier fined
    46 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. —I R.A. Pearee, a soldier, was fined $25 in the Johore Bahru magistrate's court today for inconsiderate driving along Jalan Yusof Taha on May 27 as a result of which he collided with a Landrover driven by Police Lt. Q. chesterman.
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    Choir party
    28 9 Members of the Wesley Church morning choir and thei r friends will hold a rock-'n-roll party at 69. WllI kinson Road. Singapore, at '8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Up swoops cost of sending the expats home
    229 9 Up swoops cost of sending the expats home r yn& Singapore Government, the City Council anc x business companies will have to flnd thousands of dollars more to pay the Increased cost ot sea passages for expatriate officers going on home leave. I The 20 per cent surcharge on passenger
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    3 QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLONY MEDICAL MEN
    123 9 QUEEN'S Scholarships for 1955/56 have been awarded to Dr. Yeoh Oon Swee, Mr. Choo Teck Chuan and Mr. Man Guan Kong, the Singapore Government announced last night. Dr. Yeoh, 26. who graduated from the University of Malaya last year with a bachelor of
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    NO MINIMUM WAGE PLAN
    71 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister for Labour. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, told the Federal Council today that the Government had no plans for Introducing a national minimum wage scheme "to ensure economic merdeka for the workers along with pollt, cal merdeka for all." He was replying
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    UK aid needed even after independence
    1686 10 'MEN AND MONEY* THEME OF 1957 FEDERATION POLICY Reds use subversion to set up regime KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, said here today that though every effort^ would continue to be' made to end the Emergency as quickly as possible,
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    NEXT 10 YEARS WILL BE CRITICAL
    260 10 IN his speech at the opening of the Federal Legislative Council's Budget meeting, the High Commissioner, referring to the Malayanlsatlon committee's report, warned that the next 10 years would be critical. By the end of that period those Malayans already in Div. I of
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      628 10 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS SHOWING! •"■TrJsB! "S^mL 4 I TYRONE POVVER |o—~**co»»g t*csscou>» KIM NOVAK .-I33^]»Vlnlfd!lUgTOrM WEX THOMPSON JAMES WHITMORE ~r.SHCPPC*D STBUDWICK VICTORIA SHAW (with Superimpo*ed Chinrsr Sub-titles) .YE XT <It IX OK mm f^L^TL >CONGO crossiw George NADER Virginia MAYO Co lor by Technicolor (U.1.) MOW SHOWING! REX a
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      401 10 I CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTION, last day GHH&t f ii i»i. '.-i ill ***** «.«5 A 9.30 p I SILVANA MANGANO SOPHIA LORE* "EVERYDAY'B "a HOLIDAY A Paramount Release PLUS: SpecUl G. B. New» thorn Inj the Royal Performance and the war In Hnn t ary and E t ypt, """nj^
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Row over rice set off 1854 Colony gang riot
    1642 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Row over rice set off 1854 Colony gang riot jf ARTIST M EDGAR m »K.\S B \Strong Gart. action utts\ backed by the public \yHAT are generally known as "ffang fights" are a centuryold bane of Singapore. In the early days of the Colony gangs were
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      179 11 Hex Morgan. 3M.D. Familiar voice _^Z^ZZ^ ~f WELL, WEWOT L^ ALL SET ID 6O NOT VET \ff LOOK, W. lUUL Mi V^ KEEP OUR "V I y^"^ WORRT ABOUT IT, ff NOW TMAT IOU TOOK. V^__ S 7 APPOWTMBNT IN NCW T™3 SHIRT ON LOO/ 1% TMAT VOICE OJ W
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    MORE INTEREST FOR INDUSTRIALS AFTER BUDGET PROPOSALS
    312 12 By Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS came in for a little more support on the Singapore Share Market yesterday afternoon after the budget proposals for the two Malayan territorities had revealed there was to be no increase in the current company tax of 30
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    RUBBER PRICES
    149 12 November first grade rubber Bayers f.o.b. eloaed in Singapore yesterday at 98% cents per lb., up seven-eighths of a cent on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was uncertain. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.-S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 98%, sellers 98', (Norn);
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    Two dividends
    36 12 Barlow and Co. Ltd. advises the following dividends; Bata Caves Rubber 7' 2 per cent less income tax payable on November 23 Seaacid Rubber 10 per cent, less income tax, payable on November 3
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    316 12 The Malayan Share Brokers ft— illation reported; "There was slightly better Inquiry for Industrial*. Tins were Irregular and Inclined to ease and there was •elective buying In rubbers." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the follow In* business done yesterday:— Praser it Neave ords $2.04, $2.05; Gammon $2.10; W.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    159 12 The Singapore Chinese PreeTto Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra,: quietly steady; Mot. $36% buyers, |27»; sellers. Coeo■«t oil: quiet; bulk $41tt sellers, drum $44Vs sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business reported done; Muntok white $117, Sarawak $116, special Sarawak Mack $82 call down $1). Singapore Copra
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    73 12 Ships bring alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Rondo 12. Asia 4|S. Theta Star CP.. City of Ripon 6|7, Laura Maersk 8 9, Automation 11, Laomedon 13 14, Hessensteln 15|16, Surat 18 Malay 1920. Resang N Wall 6 Auby 2122. Straat Malakka 25 28.
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    Paterson Simons
    50 12 The 17 per cent dividend for 1955-58 on £303,000 ordinary capital proposed by the board of Pateraon Simons and Co., maintains the rate of the past two years. After tax Of £82,393 (£87,707) and provision of £14,407 for subsidiary's loss, net profit is up from £30,876 to £52,699.
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    OFFICIAL PRICE
    24 12 SINGAPORE Nft RUBBER 9«', 0V I P«lb. <„»*,"„' S| of a cent). !?n iu TIN: $405 (down |3.87 i) "^l COPRA: weP»cul (unchantw,*
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    116 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE JN investment tradin. w 1 exceeded rises, but Uroe was steadier on Exchange here today V? was lower on reoort 'l yields. In minings silw s < easier but uranium' and oils also lmpro.ee steady. Loans 2%% 1956-53 £951 Loans 3. 4% 1956-58 £975 ,< Con. Zinc
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    EXCHANGE RATE!
    70 12  -  The Malayan Exchanj, g, p Association made the k changes in its mtes to mtt'c--" yesterday (all rates up to S? Sellinr T.T. or OD W Deutsche Marks 135% or Kroner 231 U. On the free exchange mirkti Hon r Konc yesterday, the dollar was quoted at €.29
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      302 12 ENJOY THE MOST COMFORTABLE COOLEST^,— fAERO \\\\N\\\\V\\\\UV//////^^ SWANS MUSCULAR PAIN I I N. Sloan's brneflcial peneV trating hrat goes down deep below the surface to promote the hcnling. JSJ purifying flow of blood NJ to painful areas. Sloan's S^ speeds comfort In nrthrt- X tls. rheumatic aches. SJ stiff neck
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      783 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BRITISH COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS Two scholarships are offered to residents of, the Federation of Malaya. Singapore and Sarawak for advanced study or research In the United Kingdom. The awards i are for persons already holding University degrees or equivalent qualifications and preferably between the ages of 25 and 35.
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      769 12 NOTICES SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Colony of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that at the Annual General Meeting of the Company to be held on the Bth December, 1956, at 12 noon, the Directors will recommend for approval payment of a Final Dividend of 10%. less
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      764 12 NOTICES HAMBURG-AMERIKA k NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD LINES' Piease not« that all enquiries In the area of Kuala Lumpur and Port Swettenham for freight space should be made to Outhrle Co. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, (Tel: No. 7171) or Outhrle A Co. Ltd., Port Swettenham (Tel: Mo. 341/3). THE POISONS ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 146)
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      752 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Separate Tenders In dupaeaU with samples for Me* and Treasury receipt for $100 each marked ■Tender for (Nature of Supply)" will be received under sealed covers at the Office of th* Medical Superintendent, Tampol Mental Hospital. Johore Bahru up to noon on 24th November, 1996 for the
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      461 12 KMUTSEN LINE orient service FHOM CANADA/U.S. PACIFIC PORTS— 3O DAYS Sailing San Arriving Vancouver Francisco Spore P. Swer. Penang FWIlisalttHi Bakk. 23/25 Nov 26* Nov No Call 3Dc Cfartratf Baklu 1C Nov 10/12 Dec 13 Dec 15 Dec 2M Mm Bakkt 24 Nov BDm 8/10 |>« 11 |an 13 |aa
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      1308 13 „1,2405 MANSFIELD CV CO., LTD. Tal. 4 i» .18 (Inccrporoteo in Singapore) (12 inn) THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE S 3 Pears. Dear. I a rutn option to rocs a via ot*i^ ports to lood and dischara. caroo UILINOS ta LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, LONDON ft CONTINENTAL PORTS Mt |riON OF VESSELS WHICH
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      917 13 ■AST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS, SAIUNOS POR BANGKOK AND/OR PAR EAST WAB Psnang p. Sham S'pora "BOGOTA" "ami mi a JT:J^ 4 *»-*t 9/ 9 Nay a T-T_ A a- M/M Hay/ 1 Da. unsmiA 2/ S Das 4/ 4 Das S/ 4 Da. HOMEWARDS SAILINGS POR GENOA. ANTWItP, ■OTTERDAM. HAMBURG,
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      1011 13 IX&m THEBENI-afESTEAMEm«LTD Tf ii,7r SINGAPORE (Incorporotsa In tha Unitad King Jim) LINES SAILINGS TO UJC CONTINENTAL POtTTS S'pera P. S'hom Penong BENVORUCH for London, Rotterdam, Hull Cl 1/2 Saas 11 Nay 11/14 Nor IS/14 May "rfa.r^rJSU 00 1 IT/ISN.V UfU N«t BENALDER for Lrverpool, Rottordom, Antwarp .28 Nay/ SOm SJ/2S
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      1221 13 MoAUSTER «9c CO., LTD. TIL.: MM 253«1 ll.l.BTotttAW BOCKMALL KLAVFf ESS LIME LONDON, HAVP.E, ROTTIRDAM, lOS ANG'. N FRANCISCO, SEATTLE, VAN /£R POKTLANi. tor U.S.A., North Atlontie Ports Accepting ergs tor Central 4 South and Canoda via Colomao America CITY OP RIPON BOUGAINVILLE SPOTS P. Sham Psnong S'pors P. i
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    THE CHILD HAS POWER
    1404 14 ONE of my colleagues remarked to me this week that he had to buy a new car in a hurry in fact within the next couple of weeks. "Why the rush? Isn't i your old car working all right? 1 I asked. "Yes. It's 0.X., but
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      125 14 Ao^Ldreamed ent I .to the Cinema in. my matdenfbrm Maidenette^ Bra My figure is like o movie star's— a thing of jubtle and suggestive beauty in Moidenform'j curve- I lift.ng Moidenefte* bro Its gently rounded lines I ond do-nty insets give me the smoothest of figures., j j such o
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      196 14 Ardena W^fflk Invisible \)TI Veil V powder There is nothing in the world quite like this powder. Invisible Veil is so fine it teems to become the very texture of your skin, yet it screens pores and imperfections, leaves the skin superbly soft with a clear, luminous look. You will
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      268 14 Straits Times Crossword S I I* 5 8 7 ACROSS 7 Make nolae of falling hall (7). 1 Time to more around; getting 8 Fish-eater from Holt (S). chlUy < 8) 14 Heart of a VXP. 6 Sweetened by flower (6). 16 clty of Undn (9) 9 ha^*f« retUnlin to
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    Strong Russian team an hour in Colony
    230 15  -  SAUL JOSHUA By TWO WORLD RECORD HOLDERS AMONG THEM TWO world record 1 holders were among 71 Russian track-and-fleld athletes, boxers and rowers who passed through Singapore yesterday morning on their way to the Olympic Games in Melbourne. YX7RIY LZTUsaV holds the world
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    193 ENTRIES FOR IPOH I RACE MEETING
    762 15 193 ENTRIES FOR IPOH I RACE MEETING IPOH. Wed. A TOTAL of 193 eatriesM la Claag S aad M In Class 4 has been received for the three-day Perak. Turf Club nee meeting on Mot, 17. 21 and 24. There will be eight races each day. Ku 1 Eu 2
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    Henricks to study in US
    60 15 MJBJKXJRNX W«d. AUSTRALIAN awlmmlnf chunA pion Jon Hanrtcka wUI *> to America, to atudy next yaw. Henrlcka la th* aecond AiutnlUn swimmer pUnntaf to rtalt the U.S. the oUtar la world 1,100--metre record-holder Murray Roae. Hanrtcka, the world's futaat swimmer over 100 and 300 metre*,
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    There'll be 8 races a day
    78 15 FIRST DAT: Class 3, Dirt. 1 and 2—7 furs; Class 4. Dlvs. 1 anal 2— and Si furs; Dlvs. 3 and 4—4 furs. SECOND DAT: Class 2 Dlvs. 1 and 2—6 fan; Div X— >, and 7 fan: Class 4, Dlvs. 1. 2, S
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      777 15 >lIIATIONS VACANT w o rrf«« (Mim.)— Box it ttt.txtrm. COMPANY have a r a lady typist for '.n Installation office. experience essential. b e unmarried and Ida in company's in buKcm. Apply in writ- i;ox 643, with full rs of education and axi ITIONI WANTED |i 1 «i«.)- Box ft
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      434 15 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Word, U (Min.)-BoMlttU. rxtrm. COMFORT.VBLE BED/BITTINO room Bathroom attached. Also i single room, with full board Tariff very moderate. 16 Scotu I Road, Tel. *****. I; TWO FURNISHED rooms terrace house Franlcel Estate District I 15 use all facilities, electric cooker, or possibly take over entire premises.
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      409 15 TUITION a* Word, U <HU,.)-Box St cU. tmirm. re l*°- .TUTORS AOENCY recommends experienced Tutors to private students, vice versa In all VVvnSm. Apply PO OBTAIN YOUR DRIVING Licence for Christmas A short methodical course $100 Oent. Lady Instructors. Lambert's Driving School, 410. Orchard Road. POSTAL TUITION Bookkeeping, Accounts, Business
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      419 15 KfcAL ESTATE WANTED M Word, U (Hin.)— Box a* cli. oxtrm. URGENTLY WANTED: Bungalows, two-itorey bouses, vacant bullulng sites, shop and terrace houses etc. Ust your properties with >". we ara ready to serve youl Singapore House. Land Estate Agency. 998/342. Telok Ayer Street. Tel: ***** (Opposite Aaaoa Circus). HIRE
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      839 15 ▼EHICLU FOR SAL* MWmrmmU (MU,.)— Box U rU. txtrm. TORD CUSTOM 1960, In excellent eondJUop. dark Blue, recently Overhauled, »a,300. Any trial. On Ytew 134 Qeylant Road, near Oarrlck Cinema. JAOUAR 1954, PURCHASED In Bnsland. one Owner, excellent condlUon. No Brokers, only Oenulne Buyers pleaae apply P.O. BOX SSS, Singapore
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      393 15 PUZZLE I THURSDAY j Straits Times I I j WORD PUZZLE 'D' Cut m 4 pia witk •(4i«t t—o%m Miisn t a HHsbbbbV MISSING atffaaaa Qu» HiiupiidiiHy Unaa •••^»**i ...aat..t ■K Tkia sl*jpf ..atrjiwt ffawar, <. If ym want taia, yaw il fcnt^Vhai VaiT dacarattva^ mtgr«lly b« ptmptn4 to •>*"
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    A Bronze is all I expect, says Zatopek
    540 16  - A Bronze is all I expect, says Zatopek NORMAN SIEBEL OLYMPIC FRONT By DRITAIN'S Gordon Pirie uto win the 10,000 metres in the Olympic 3ames at Melbourne this month and Chris Chataway to take the 5,000 metres. These wer c the predictions made by the man who should just about
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    SHB POLICE 5-2
    21 16 Singapore Harbour Board Police beat R.AS.C. 5-2 In a S.H.A. Div. 3 league game at Bukit Chermln yesterday.
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    RUBBER PACKER, BUFTENZORG AT LONG LAST
    1956 16  - RUBBER PACKER, BUFTENZORG AT LONG LAST EPSOM JEEP By It was a day for the mudlarks TWO of the most un--1 lucky horses ever to race in Malaya, Rubber Packer and Buitenzorg, yesterday found the end of a long, long lane. They scored their maiden wins at Kuala Lumpur on
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    THE BIG SWEEP
    68 16 TOTAL POOL: $159,880 Ist: *****8 ($43,168) 2nd: *****6 ($21,584) Srd: *****6 ($10,792) STARTERS ($1,349 each): Nos. *****3; *****1: *****9; *****5; *****7; *****0: *****7; *****5. CONSOLATION ($959 each): Nos. *****5; *****3; *****6; *****1; *****5; *****8; *****1; *****1; *****9; *****0. TREBLE TOTE: No winning combination, $1,094 to be carried
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    PENG HOOI AND HUI HUANG IN FINAL
    194 16 DEFENDING champions Teoh Peng Hool and Lav Hul Huang will meet Ong Poh Lim and Mary Quintal In the Singapore National Mixed Doubles badminton championship final Bolh pairs won their semi finals last night without much trouble, Peng Hooi and Hui Huang beating
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    BOD rout Khalsa
    35 16 No. 3 8.0.D. beat Khalsa 4-0 in their S.H.A. Dlv. 2 League Hockey match at Balestler Road yesterday. BOD. who led 2-0 at half time scored through Duff (2) and Rowe (2).
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    Singapore, with best side in years, should win
    565 16 JOHORE MAKE THEIR DEBUT TODAY IN ALL BLUES GUP TOURNEY OUR RUCBY REPORTER THE first match in the 1 southern section of the All Blues Cup rugger competition takes place today when Singapore Asian Rugby Union meet Johore Asian K.I at the
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    Holland, Spain cry off Games
    180 16 Holland, Spain cry off Games Communist china v wiU.drawnf r lm U ur o^ pic Game* in Mrlho ur n, Holland and Spam"'.. drew their team. s beri'-' of events in Hun«arv munist China iropneJ U. because Nation have been allowed to pete. As a result of Holland withdrawal. .Malaya
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    SENIOR CUP TO HONGKONG
    62 16 Hongkong Bank boa: < Bank 3-1 in the final oi nlor knockout competition Singapore Business Bonn ball Association at Jalan B* stadium yesterday to win PYaser and Neave Challenge C. At half time both were > Scorers for Honßkouc Bai,- B. Rotario. Lazim and Chartered Bank
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    ODD GOAL WINS
    38 16 Singapore Medical Bente I Union beat Punjabs 2-1 In thf I t SJTA. Dlv. 3 league match j Farrer Park yesterday. Se«a I and Ahmad Mokhtar scored j SMSU and Duleep Singh for P jabs.
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    RECORDS BY BERNICE AND GOH
    310 16 SINGAPORE'S promis- ing schoolgirl swimmer, Bernice Lancaster, and Goh Kok Guan were the outstanding performers at the Singapore Combined Schools second annual swimming* championships at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Both of them set two new records. GTRL3 50m freestyle: 1. B. Lancaster, 2. N.
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    Ibrahim scores four
    136 16 RATIONAL CARBON won the SBHFA Junior Cup at their first attempt when they outplayed United Engineers in the final at Jalan Besar yesterday winning by seven clear goals. Stars in National Carbon's win were inside-right Ibrahim Hassan and centre-forward Osman Bakar, who scored all the goals between
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