The Straits Times, 25 November 1956

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    17 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,109 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1956 20 CENTS
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    NAGY FLOWN TO MOSCOW TRIAL
    449 1 Angry Tito will protest on kidnap outrage VIENNA. Saturday. THE FORMER Hungarian Prime Minister Imre Nagy kidnapped by the Russians, is reported to have been flown to Moscow for trial. The West Berlin newspaper NachtDepesche. quoting sources in the Hungarian Embassy in East Berlin, reported
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    Clean-up in school
    810 1 HASTY AND HIGH-HANDED ACTION'— SAY THE CRITICS SUBVERSIVE PAPERS IN CLASSROOMS PENANC, Sat. |y|ANY subversive documents were found this morning in the Chung Ling High School where police last night used tear gas bombs to disperse 600 students who had planned to camp in the premises. The
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    *****49 WINS $350,000
    242 1 First prize to Johore ticket TEMERLOH. Sat.— Ticket No. *****49 won the first prize of $350,000 in the 42nd Social Welfare lote'.ry drawn here today. The ticket was sold in Johore. The second pri-e of $125,--000 also went to a Johore ticket— No. *****16. A ticket sold
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    Borneo People
    90 1  - Borneo People Malcolm Mac Donald L^^S^w by the Rt. Hon. A vivid and personal story of the island of Borneo and its primitive people by a man who has lived with them and taken part in almost every aspect of their colourful life. A serialisation of Mac Donald's book "Borneo
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    Lock icon Jakarta 'plot' leader issues challenge
    153 1 JAKARTA, Sat— An Army officer alleged to have plotted to overthrow the Government today challenged Headquarters Command here to produce the documentary proof It claimed to hold. The officer. Colonel Zulkifli Lubit, former Deputy Chief of Staff, was accused of organising the plot in a
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    Lock icon 33 killed in Paris crash
    52 1 PARIS. Sat.— A giant Italian airliner crashed in flames today arter taking off from Orly airport killing 33 people, 13 of them Americans. Airline officials said Guido Cantelli. the brilliant young Italian conductor, was almost certainly among the dead. There were two survivors, both badly
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    Rail death toll up to 124
    39 1 MADRAS. Sat. -The death toll in the derailment of the Madras-Tuticorin express yesterday rose to 124 today with the recovery of 20 more bodies from the wreckage. A further 108 people were injured.
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    PLANE TURNS BACK
    30 1 The Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Forces. Lt.-Gen. Sir Francis Festing, was in a Qantas plane which returned to Singapore with engine trouble four hours after take-off yesterday.
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    Lock icon Eden in Jamaica
    27 1 KINGSTON. Sat— Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister, arrived at Montego Bay airport today to start his three week's holiday in Jamaica. Reuter.
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    Newsman is released
    30 1 Seah Yong, the Nanyang Sianu Pau translator arrested under banishment orders on Oct. 16. was released Irom the Outram ll' .id Jail, Singapore, yesterday. (See Page 9).
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    Lock icon U.S. BACKS 'PULL-OUT' RESOLUTION
    96 1 NEW YORK. Sat. WHE United States today 1 announced it would support a resolution in the United Nations General Assembly calling for the immediate withdrawal of British. French and Israeli forces from Egypt. It was learned that the decision after 24 hours of uncertainty came .vhen
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    Lock icon Egypt: A new shock
    156 1 BRITONS FACE EXPULSION LONDON. Sat. The Foreign Office announced today that the Swiss Government understood that all British and French nationals in Egypt are to be expelled within seven to ten days. The news came from the I Swiss legation in Cairo which described the Egyptian
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    65 1 CLEAI CAXAI. NOW l/RC.ES IS. M W YORK. Sat. United States Repre><eut;itiTr C.iln>i Lodge t<>il.tv urged immediate clearing of ('anal without ui in- complete withdrawal of Bri tish, I" re i nli and tantU forces. Reuter. ■OOUf for cs Ml IBOIRNK. Sat I S have won seven cold
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      5 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NEXT WEEK||
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    Forget the critics: Nothing can shake our marriage
    1237 2  - Forget the critics: Nothing can shake our marriage Ruth Khama THE KHAMA FAMILY -by After seven years' exile in Britain Seretse Khama has returned to Africa. Ruth, his English wife who will join him later, tells here the intimate story of her life with the former African chieftain 3 .THIS
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    I SUFFERED and I ACCUSE
    1218 3  -  DR. EDITH BONE I WAS IN THIS JAIL J Jiy AS TOLD TO MERRICK WINN They put me here when I was 67... for 7 years I was moved from cell, to cell, to cell NOW I was a prisoner. I was taken •om the
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      16 3 NEXT WEEK Ruth' tells of her life in Britain as the wife of an exiled chieftain.
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    FLOOR-SHOWS 'MENACING MORALS'
    466 4 CHRISTIAN COUNCIL ENDORSES CAMPAIGN AGAINST STRIP-TEASERS Hotel shows 'offend decency' Its difficult to accept an Invitation these days' fHE Malayan Christian Council has written to the Chief Ministers of the Federation and Singapore expressing alarm about undesirable and "improper" floor-shows. The council said that entertainment in restaurants
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    NO PETROL RATIONING JUST NOW MINISTER
    117 4 NO PETROL RATIONING JUST NOW MINISTER THE Singapore Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said yesterday that at present there was "definitely no need" for petrol rationing. The supply position, he said, was satisfactory. "Another point In our favour is that we get our petrol mainly from
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    THEY SIGNED THE PETITION
    12 4 GREER i Presbyterian i wo (Methodist) WOODS (Anglican)
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    Union begs Sultan to save former branch secretary from gallows
    122 4 Union begs Sultan to save former branch secretary from gallows IPOH, Sat. The assistant general secretary of the National Union of Plantation workers today presented to the Mentri Besar of Perak a petition asking the Ruler-ln -Council to .say? a former branch secretary from the gallows. It as.es for a
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    The brave men of Banting visit the Colony meet Chief Minister
    322 4 The brave men of Banting visit the Colony meet Chief Minister EIGHT good citizens of Banting. Selangor, who played a big part in getting the public in their district to co-operate with the military forces and fight against the terrorists, said in Singapore last night they were thoroughly convinced that
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    THE FLOOD THREAT IS HERE AGAIN
    249 4 DEOPLE living in low-lying areas of Singapore will again face the threat of the annual floods whicn come at about this time of the year. But farmers in the Bedok -esettlement area, who have >een the chief victims of the loocis in past years,
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    4 to be tried for murder
    74 4 The four persons accused lof murdering Pal Singh, a jaga of the Singapore Standard, on Sept. 25 were yesterday committed to stand trial at the next Assizes, by the Singapore magistrate, Mr. Choor Singh. The accused. Lua Kirn Tue. 21, Ng Kirn Chuan. 19.
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    THE SMELLS OF STORE — AN UNMUSICAL INTERLUDE
    163 4 THE SMELLS OF STORE AN UNMUSICAL INTERLUDE WHAT causes the smell of dead-fish in the Victoria Memorial Hall, of which the dainty 25--year-old visiting Japanese pianist, Miss V«ko Kono, has complained? The acting superintendent of the Hall, Mr. J. L. Byrne, said yesterday: "There are certainly no fishy deposits in
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    Lock icon BRITISH SOCCER RESULT
    268 4 BRITISH SOCCER RESULT I LONDON, Sat.-Rp Mll football maUhK pi ayr( ■MGUn i.iv Aston Villa 1 Blackpool Bolton W. 3 I harlton Ath. M Everton i Ml Luton Town I ardifT Manchester C 5 P nr u, Sunder.and T ham HoUpur WTumpton W. 4 I. BarnMey rinKhv b^T r [Set,
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    Chest X-rays for ALL in Colony
    117 5 THE whole population of Singapore is to be given "miniature" x-rays, the Director of Medical SerSS&* 11 111 .SB He added that a team of u ii ranan f «Perts would come next year to launch t£ c campaign by X-raying 50,000 people in
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    OLD-TIMER RETURNS and ASKS:
    343 5 WHERE'S MY RICKSHA' ***** 1I i **********1111 iimiuiini in nun AFTER 32 YEARS THAT'S HOT THE DULY r.HANcr \Y AY back in 1924. a carefree American was conducting a sevenpiece visiting college orchestra in the ballroom of a leading Singapore hotel. Outside in the cool evening,
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    Giant boulders hold up Shell skyscraper
    214 5 Giant boulders hold up Shell skyscraper EXCAVATIONS for the Shell Company's 15-storey building on Collyer Quay have met with some snags in the form of giant boulders which cannot be lifted by crane or dynamited. Test borings had indicated that the excavation work on this reclaimed land was going to
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    GUARDSMAN FINED
    33 5 LONDON, Sat.— Coldstream Guardsman Frank Bartram was fined 30s. at Woking for stealing four pears from the stationmaster's tree at Brookwood. It was stated the tree is to be cut down.
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    CHILDREN'S HOME
    24 5 Lady Black, wife of the Governor of Singapore, will open the Children's Convalescent Home at Tanah Merah on Friday at 530 p.m.
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    Former matinee idol now I sings for his supper
    396 5  - Former matinee idol now I sings for his supper OLIVE GRUT ONCE THE WOMEN IN THE AUDIENCE FAWNED ON HIM By PENANC. Saturday. A CANTONESE wayang hero now re- duced to a wandering minstrel singing his way through the eating stalls of Penang's Chinatown that's the fate of cheerful, 50-year
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    Relief fund for Egypt
    69 5 The Singapore Malay Women's Welfare Association plans to organise aid for victims of the fighting in Egypt. The president of the association Che' Zahara binte Noor Mohamed, said yesterday she was calling a meetting of all welfare organisations in the colony to discuss the formation of
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    DANCE TEACHER STARTS CLASS IN KUCHING
    127 5 KUCHING'S first dancing school was opened recently by Mrs. Nora Kraal, for more than 10 years a Singapore dancing teacher. Mrs. Kraal plans to teach tap dancing, ballet and all forms of eastern dancing. She feels there is much talent in Kuchinr waiting to
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      488 5 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE REGULAR BATTALION SECTION BOARD will niret in the near future to choose 4 Cad*ts to be sent on a 2 year ourse at the Cadet Wins? of the IVdwstlon Military College Port nirfcsoti. romninirinis in January h vie tt to their being I ommissloned as 2nd Lieutenants
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    CRISP YOUNG LOOK
    51 6 This sugar-pink and white confection in fine Sudan cotton, shows the crisp, younn: look of teenaio fashions. From the Fredrrica collection for 1957. it is advance fashion news, with its lampshadepleatrd skirt, and a lichtly honed little basque drop ped down over it from the trimly fitting
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    Just sew
    35 6 Two new sewing machines are on the market in London. The first cost 5625. looks like a piece of expensive luggage. The second costs about $100. looks like a sewing machine and works.
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    A personal touch in buying a gift
    439 6 A personal touch in buying a gift SUSAN BARRIE PAGE FOR TEENS AND TWENTIES |T S the personal touch that counts when you give a Christmas present, and as many of you will do a lot of giving next month it- might be a good idea to begin planning your
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    Hip line or lip line, always strive to accentuate the assets
    301 6 Hip line or lip line, always strive to accentuate the assets T WONDER why to many girls fust and fret about tmall defect! in their face or figure? Most of the problems are small ones which even give a certain charm and individuality to their owner. Others, which perhaps really
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    Fall feet first to beauty
    435 6 They are important CEET are often the Cinderellas in the regular health and beauty routine. So many girls spoil their feet early in' life by wearing the wrong shoes, neglecting the pedicure and foot exercises or falling to realise in time if there is some
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    PRESENT FROM SCOTS TO THE QUEEN
    119 6 PRESENT FROM SCOTS TO THE QUEEN QUEEN Elizabeth has a famous collection of flower Jewellery, and the latest addition to It Is a gold and diamond thistle brooch, presented to her by people of Scotland. Bearing the Douglas Heart, famous In Scots history, the brooch is set with rubles, baguette
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    THE 'KNOW ALL' ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW?
    1062 7 THE 'KNOW ALL' ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW? Reads the news, then forgets he's a very fortunate man I(l •ItHMHHHMMIIIN I I Address your letter: The j 'Know Alls', The Sunday Times, Cecil Street, Singapore 1. RECENTLY I heard Radio Malaya's listeners' birthday songs request announcer (from his voice I
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    JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASEBOOK
    753 7 ALTHOUGH I have been going out with a girl for two years, and though have loved her all that time, I haven't^ told her so. Now I have found out that she talks to one of my friends. She still smiles at me, but do you
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    FITTER AND HEAVIER PACK ALSO HAD HEAD'S LEADERSHIP
    503 8  - FITTER AND HEAVIER PACK ALSO HAD HEAD'S LEADERSHIP CHARLES BRYCE STORE SERVICES WIN THIS SOUTH DECIDER By Combined Services 13 Singapore 0 A WATERLOGGED Singapore padang curbed the strong Combined Services threequarters in yesterday's southern zone H.M.S. Malaya raggflt match. But Services won just the same, scoring: two converted tries
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    Federation XV beat 14-man Thais BUT IT WAS A CLOSE GAME
    387 8 Federation XV beat 14-man Thais BUT IT WAS A CLOSE GAME KI'ALA LOILHR. Sat. THE Thailand Rue b v I'nion's tor. ring side were narrowly beaten by the Federation of Malaya by eight points (goal and try) to six (penalty and tr> in their se?ond match today on the c
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    May sets record with 4th century
    128 8 May sets record with 4th century SALISBURY. Rhodesia, Sat. PETER MAY set a record for any batsman in South Africa and the Rhodesias by hitting his fourth successive century yesterday in the match against Rhodesia. May hi mi on to make 206 before being dismissed just before lunch today, the
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    SPORE WOMEN CLEAR FIRST CUP HURDLE
    203 8 SPORE WOMEN CLEAR FIRST CUP HURDLE SINGAPORE gained a comfortable 7-0 victory over Malacca in their first match of the Heab .100 Seang Cup lnter-statt women's badminton competition at the SB. A. hall last night. Singapore will now meet Selan- cor to decide the southern chami pionshlp. Surprise of the
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    Lock icon H.K. beat Spore 4-2
    28 8 HONG KONG. Sat— Hong Kong today beat Singapore 4-2 in their annual Aw Hoe Cup match here. Thr score at half-time was 2-2. Reuter
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    Ser Cher near to tears in disappoin tmen t
    805 8 Ser Cher near to tears in disappoin tmen t But what a day it was for world sport, says NORMAN SIEBEL MELBOURNE. Saturday. WHAT a day it was for world sport in the first day's competition in the 16th Olympic Games yesterday! At Melbourne Cricket Ground, scene of so many
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    Lock icon KENYA HOLD BRITAIN AT HOCKEY i
    154 8 KENYA HOLD BRITAIN AT HOCKEY i MELBOURNE, Sat. ORITAINS Olympic hockey v hopei took another knock today when thtir team were held to a 1-1 draw by Kenya in a Group "B" game. In their opening match yesterday. Britain, seeded second to India in the tournament, rirew with Malaya 2-2.
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    Great finish in sprint semi-finais
    167 8 Great finish in sprint semi-finais MELBOURNE. Sat.— There were terrific tussles in the •semi-finals of the Men's 100 metres sprint today. In the first semi-final, American Ira Murchison, and the Trinidad flier. Michael Agostini, flew to the first two places, both returning 10.5 sec. Only a tenth of a second
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    KIWIS SCORE 11
    31 8 Royal New Zealand Air Force Centurians beat Ist Battalion Queens Royal Regiment by ill points (goal and two tries) to nil In their rugger match at Tengah yesterday.
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    ANOTHER RUNAWAY WIN FOR THE BORDERERS
    139 8 'JWE SOUTH Wales Borderers. Rugby team now visiting Singapore, scored their third victory In four days yesterday by trouncing Nee Soon 32-0. They scored eight tries, a goal and a penalty. Last Wednesday the Welshmen beat Selangor Services 22-0 and on Friday at Segamat
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    'You can go home'news puzzles newsman detained in jail
    434 9 'You can go home' news puzzles newsman detained in jail FREEDOM KNOCKED AS HE WAS READING CHURCHILL SEAH YONC, who was released from Ourram Road Prison yesterday, said: "I am puzzled." The 29-year-old newspaperman, who was under a banishment order, did not know why he was set free. He said
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    Lock icon Indonesia bans five Malayan films
    65 9 JAKARTA. Saturday A MEMBER of the Indonesia's Fltm Censorship Board said today that five Malayan Film Unit documentaries have been banned here because they contained strongly anti-Communist propaganda or had been distributed through diplomatic channels. No embassies are allowed to distribute films through commercial channels
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    LIM CHIN SIONG CAN SEE HIS LAWYER
    163 9 LIM CHIN SIONG, secre-tary-general of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, will be given every facility to see his lawyer in connection with the Government's notice, asking him to show cause why the registration of his union should not be cancelled. The
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    Dollah's monkey business has a sad ending
    550 9 Dollah's monkey business has a sad ending THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL I A S soon as five-year-old Moh ceases his prolonged tantrum it will be possible for the Tuan to start this article. This behaviour on the boy's part arose from the fact that his father nad to stop a passing
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    BLIND GIRL IS TELEPHONE OPERATOR-THE FIRST
    435 9  - BLIND GIRL IS TELEPHONE OPERATOR -THE FIRST V. P. NAYAGAM She works four busy lines efficiently By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A BLIND girl as a telephone operator? Quite ridiculous, thought Madeline Tuan, blind since the age of three. But her instructors at the Curney Training Centre for the Blind here
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    Mr. Lim opens a centre
    89 9 Despite the heavy rain yesterday afternoon, hundreds of people from the Yio Chu Kar^ Village gathered together to see their community centre opened. Singapoi-i'a Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, cpening the centre, said that the building represented the initiative, determination and co-operative efforts of
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, Nov. 25, 1956.
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      A SOFTER RIDE
      284 10 THE Malayan Railway is emerging at last from its Wooden Age. The hard benches in third class coaches are to be replaced by foam rubber seats. What the change means can be fully appreciated by only third class travellers for whom long journeys are tests of human
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      No Foundations
      219 10 OOUSING and develop- merit pians in the Federation are encountering, with increasing frequency, the same difficulties that obstruct Singapore's efforts. In Sentul the riot squad was called in to protect labourers hired to demolish squatter huts in a first step to clear the land for development. Throughout the
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    BOY MEETS GIRL
    1288 10 4AMCS STYLE A special report from OLYMPIC VILLAGE NEVER before have Olympic flags been raised in such a tense world political atmosphere. Never not even in 1936, when the Nazis tried to make racial capital out of the Olympic Games in Berlin has there been so much
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    POLICY SWITCH IN T.U.C.?
    328 11 SPECIAL TALKS AMONG 100 MEN MAY HAVE FAX-REACHING RESULTS Delegates seek radical changes in congress constitution RADICAL changes in the structure of the Singapore Trades Union Congress are expected during a special conference today of more than 00 delegates at the Posts and Telegraphs Union premises
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    ADD FISH TO THAT RICE, RICE, RICE' DIET
    141 11 ADD FISH TO THAT RICE, RICE, RICE' DIET *|*HE present rate of increase in world population must be checked, A. F. Brunn, an Int marine biologist, m Singapore. if world populated to Increase at I rate, land refood would be n we would have to ■be bountiful seas he said.
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    'WELL DONE' NOTES
    32 11 The Singapore Government Printer. Mr. A. G. Banfield. will present valedictory letters from the Governor to six retiring employees at the Government Printing Office at 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    TODAY'S TIDES
    16 11 <IM.\PORE: today 4.02 am 335 pm. iBf. 51n.); i 509 a.m. <S(:> 5 pm.
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    SEA LION ACCLIMATISED
    104 11 lion which arrived '.iolland on Oct. 9. for ■capore Aquarists 1 ex- gradually becom- > the tro- the owner, Mr. S. font, who exports and tropical fish to rta of the world, said t $3,500 for the pur- ihase and air freight of the sea lion. When
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    Five people chosen for legal jobs
    124 11 THE Singapore Government has selected four men and a woman for appointment as legal officers on contract. The Colony has recently been short of magistrates. They are Mr. Robert Chte Tiang Teck, 29. Miss Renee Bee Nee Chew mo age disclosed Mr. Ganda Tara
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    Jam session at Jazz Club
    42 11 The Singapore Jazz Club is now officially registered and will hold its first inaueural session today at 51 Belimbing Avenue. Sennett Estate, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. All those interested are welcome Refreshments will be available.
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    COPRA PRICES
    37 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices: yesterday: Btrmttl mixed copra: December S29 :l i •ellers; January $30 sellers. Tone: slightly easier. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association noon prices yesterd.iy: bulk $44'» sellers; drum $47'isellers. Tone: steady.
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    TIN PRICE
    17 11 The price of tin in srlr.e&por" yesterday was $417.50 p«T picul. up $2 on Friday.
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    PRESS GUESTS
    15 11 Four Cambodian journalists will arrive in Singapore tomorrow morning for a fourday visit.
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    MAGGIE LINDA THE BRIDE
    26 11 Mr. < him u Ki'i- 1 i.im hrlps his bride. Mamie Linda Loh Liang Fah, cut the take after their wedding in Singapore.
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    CAPTAIN STAGES A STUNT
    145 11 SHOCK TREATMENT FOR ROAD SAFETY THE shattering of glass and the dramatic appearance Of the "Grim Reaper" marked the end of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon yesterday. It was a stunt staged by the secretary of the Singapore Safety First Council. Capt. E. Richardson,
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    THE 8 FINAL CASES
    27 11 The last Singapore Assizes for the year opens in the High Court tomorrow before Mr Justice Whltton. The calendar I contains eight cases.
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    Local lad can rise to be brigadier
    219 11 ALL OFFICERS of the proposed Singapore regular battalion will be men born in Singapore, Mr. O.H.R. Beadles of the Defence Branch said yesterday. They can reach the rank of brigadier. Mr. Beadles indicated that the first step would be the recruiting of four
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    Insurance men to go slow, then strike
    227 11 Insurance men to go slow, then strike ABOUT 100 employees of four insurance companies in Singapore, will go on strike any time now in support of their wage claims. In the meanwhile they will "go slow." Members of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union took this decision at their headquarters
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    Chief clerk goes on holiday
    61 11 Mr. A. Veerabaku, a senior clerk at the Singapore Ministry of Health, is going to Ceylon on Tuesday on leave prior to retirement. Mr. Veerabaku has served the Government for more than 30 years. He started as a junior clerk In 1926 in the Police
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    TODAY'S MUSIC
    37 11 Two bands will play in Singapore today the 1/6 Gurkha Rifles regimental band at Botanic Gardens from 5 p.m. to 6.15 p.m. and the Police Band at Esplanade Gardens from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    STINGING DEATH
    29 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sat.— An Indian woman. Villiamah. '10. was stung to death by wasps this morning, while she was cutting grass in Prye Estate. She died in hospital.
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    Here's how to enter
    69 12 (AMERA fans should send v entries to "Camera Contest," Sunday Times. Cecil Street, Singapore. \.imr, addrew, and details MIST be written on the back of each print. Glossy prints at> preferred; and should be postcard size or larger if possible. No responsibility is accepted for unsuitable
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    Runaway boy built the first dry dock in Singapore
    841 12  - Runaway boy built the first dry dock in Singapore DONALD DA VIES "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i:i!iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Historical Corner by DELOW is rather an amusing extract from a manuscript found in the possession of the late Mr. C. B. Buckley (1844--1912), author of "And Anecdotal History of Olden Times in Singapore" (1901). Mr. Buckley,
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    MEN AT WORK
    185 12 E VTINNING the first prize E (530) in this week's E Picture Contest whose E theme was "Men at Work" is C. F. Yeang. of 76 N. Perak Road. Penang. His E picture "Shadows on the Wall" (above) is eloquent testimony of his qualities as a photographer.
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      178 12 Popular Crossword ACROSS: 1. Elder (4); 6. Pour (4); 4. Conclusion (3) 5, Wash (4): 10. Instrument (9); Cape and hood (6); 6, Cover 12 Garment (5); 14. Eater (5); (3); 7. Plant (4); ,8. Meat (7): 16 Token (4); 17, Fruit (3); 19, 9. Recess (4); 11, Pull of
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    Communism as a commodity is scarcely a bargain
    341 13  - Communism as a commodity is scarcely a bargain Doug Lackersteen AN INDICTMENT AGAINST A GODLESS CREED F-I-L-M-S by IT has come to Singapore quietly, without splurge or ballyhoo, almost like a quiet, retiring man shyly entering a room of crowded sophisticates. But it should make an impact more resounding than
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    Haas turns out a WHALE of a picture
    217 13 Haas turns out a WHALE of a picture IJANS HASS, noted maritime scientist, and a courageous camera crew po down into the sea in slips and come up with some amazing submarine photography in "UNDER THE CARIBBEAN." produced by Hass in Eastman Colour. Hass's lcvelv wife. Lottie, goes too and
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    NEW 'POLICE FILE' DESERVES BETTER LISTENING TIME
    461 13  - NEW 'POLICE FILE' DESERVES BETTER LISTENING TIME Mike Watcher f RADIO by DETER CLACUE opened a new "Police File" last night with the true facts behind a recent millionaire kidnapping. The facts, themselves thrilling enough, were presented with a true sense of drama, and I was stirred to hear of
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    Arrau's greatness
    340 13 Difcui vv Arrau, the Chilean pian. Ist, can only be criticised in comparison with himself. His playing, last Sunday at. the Victoria Memorial Hall of Beethoven's sonata l n d major was not as poetic, not as inspiring as three other sonatas on the same programme. But that
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    Mr. MAGOO (the Princess's favourite) IS BLACKLISTED
    205 13 Mr. MAGOO (the Princess's favourite) IS BLACKLISTED LONDON, Sat. \fR MAGOO, Princess Margaret's favourite film cartoon character is on the BLACK LIST The bumbling, shortsighted little man is "not suitable for children, "a hideous character" and "not funny." Who says so? Members 01 voluntary counclJ which Divine* cinema managers in
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      224 13 10.50—11.00 Epilogue. RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE •Programmes thus marked can be received by listeners in .Malacra. short wave 41m. Medium Wave Short wave 49 41m. Medium 476 m. wave 476 m.. 343 m. 366 m. and Am. 7.15 Time Signal and 279 m. Opening Announcement 7.16 AM. 9.00 Waiting and March-
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    DIAMONDS are a boy's worst friend
    1359 14 DIAMONDS are a boy's worst friend SIDE This is the third of a series of short stories by WOLF MANKOWITZ They are about the kind oj people Mankowitz meets in his daily round as journalist, antique dealer, novelist and impresario. I WAS trying to get into the legitimate diamond business
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    WAS RONALD TRUE MAD?
    1662 15  -  ERNEST DUDLEY 1 by ON the morning of March 6. 1922. a pretty young woman who called herself Olive Young was found by her maid in her basement flat off the Fulham Road battered and strangled to death. That same night the police went to Hammersmith
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      572 16 to Australia. SrNGAPORE DARWIN SYDNEY Leave Singapore every Saturday at 1 1 a.m. Sumptuous Super-Constellation Comfprt. All Fim Claw 4 •eats arc Slumberette*. *^fV^'<vT" Tourist or First Claw. AIR- INDIA fj^P j ADELPHI BUILDINC. SINCAPORE. TEL: ***** I I I I I Now- finer, milder smoking i /^BDULL^ fS^ NUMBER
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      1145 16 Edgar Rice Burroughs '^j^k^ s^B^H ,^B&^< /I j^vC-'i^ SEVERAL SNAKLING CHEETAHS pK^iS' .Vf SOWWS^^i o= Sa"" •}s* LEAPE7 OUTPEO.\\THE3'JSM flir/ tVA "llki V \=SAIP WAgg.Oes _C: r ANr sueKOuNPE7 TwEAN v^/^ti^ll^i^^^^ffi^ 7^ INJTC VIEVV '-E OEE^AkS OfENJEPA TATW PCE A. BAKI^ OP I 'W'AlT l ''CKiE7 TAEZAN.*WAVE YOU SEEN AW
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    Nathaniel Guffins
    728 17 §HE had come to help with the washing-up and was very cross with the Russians. She has been coss vvth t^e Russians for some She never trusted n, even when she was which was many \ears ago. Whenever she is upset about international affair* 5 our crockery that
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    The Star Splashed Islands
    686 17  -  DAVID LEWIN CONTINUING by 'Mitch' and the Turtle, Deborah and her Tonsils TOBACO, Saturday, ISLANDERS claim Daniel Defoe had this West India isle off Tobago in mind when he wrote Robinson Crusoe Cave hard by Columbus point here. Now the film unit working here is facing
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    Here's the answer
    102 17 SIR RICHARD MUIR'S brilliant cross-examination induced the Jury several time to doubt that True was Insane in the legal sense of the term. But. in the opinion of crlminologtsts present at the trial, it was the simple question: "This was a man who was wearing no hat?"
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    SUNBEAM RAPIERITS ELEGANCE BREEDS ENTHUSIASM
    718 18 STIRLING MOSS AFTER A TEST SAYS I ENJOYED driving the Sunbeam Rapier. But before singing its praises, I must get some minor irritations of my chest. Tne overdrive lever has been moved this year from the facia board to the steering column. It is a
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    IT PAYS TO PLAY FOR SAFETY
    88 18 Till > WEEK we illustrate the right and the wrong way of making a turning. Before you make a turn, first be sure that you are in i the correct lane. The picture on top demonstrates an incorrectly made turn. Not only does this
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    Jaguar to quit motor racing
    153 18 lACUAR Cars Ltd., after I serious consideration, announce its withdrawal from the field of international facing and other competitive events. No official entries or works teams will be entered for events on the 1957 calendar. The information gained as a result of the highly successful
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    Truth about Rugby union that's planned
    506 18  - Truth about Rugby union that's planned CRUSADER By gVE R V attempt made in the past to form an organisation representing the combined All Blues or Asian Rugby Associations of Malaya and Singapore has been looked on unfavourably by the Malayan Rugby Union. N.R.U. officials, quite understandably, see in such
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      112 18 Crossword solution ACROSS: 1. Sire: 6, Lave: 10. Mandoline; 12, Plaid; 14, Diner; 16, Sign; 17, Pig; 19, Lives; 20, Eke; 21, Canal; 23, Sea; 24, Chloroform; 27, Suit; 28, Boon; 29, Accelerate; 33, Tar; 34, Dreus: 35. Ted; 37, Tram; 39, See; 40. Tray; 41, Leper; 43, Irate; 44
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      5 18 SPOKTDfC »AM By Reg. Wootton
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    OPERA II SETS 9F. RECORD
    242 19  -  EPSOM JEEP Bajan pays $68 In all-the-way win By CjHAW STABLE'S Opera 11. with Shelly Geyer J astride, set up a new course record of 1 mm. 52 4/5 for 9f. at Ipoh yesterday, concluding: day of the Perak Turf Club November Meeting. Taking command
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    A GOOD PRICED TREBLE FOR LARKIN
    2038 19 Race One CLASS 3, DIV. 4 6 FURS. Capt. H. P. Bloxhams .81 WORLD FREEDOM g.fi 418—233) Chadwick (1) H Line 8.0 (175—112) Donnelly 2 (6) Colonel's Son 8.4 (494—288) Bougours 3 (4) River Moon II 8.13 (167—151) Leong 4 (11) PUERTO RICO 8.2
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    BIG SWEEP
    60 19 TOTAL POOL: $219,470 1. No. *****7 ($60,841) 2. No. *****4 ($30,420) 3. No. *****4 ($15,210) STARTERS ($1,382 each) Nos. *****9; *****2; *****3; *****0; *****1; *****7; *****6; *****9; *****4; *****3; *****9. CONSOLATION ($l,OOO each): Nos. *****5; *****8; *****3; *****3; *****5; *****5; 1193*4; *****7; *****8; *****0. TREBLE TOTE: No winning
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    Spore cagers beaten again
    110 20 Spore cagers beaten again MELBOURNE. Sat. SINGAPORE basketball team suffered their second defeat in the Olympic tournament when beaten 85-58 by Canada today. As with the Frmrh yesterday, thr Singaporean* again had to give way to the height and strength of their opponent*. Singapore played better today employing delaying tactics
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    ALL WON UNDER 12 sec
    286 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Cur girls out as women make history From MELBOURNE, Sat. IN the sizzling heat of world competition Malaya's three women sprinters were run into the cinders before 100,000 spectators in warm sunshine at Melbourne Cricket Ground stadium today. The standard was fantastic— all
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    Courageous bid
    335 20 SINGAPORE lightweight Tan Howe Liang did not win a silver or bronze medal as expected in the Olympic Games weightlifting competition today. But he earned the admiration of all with the most courageous performance. After clearing 236 3 4 lbs in the press. Howe Liang attempted five pounds
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    Other sport
    36 20 Norman Siebel's Olympic rev'eic P. 8 Singapore Civilians M Services rugby P. 8 Federation XV N Thai R.V. P. 8 Hong Kong M Stngapore Aw Hoe Cup soccer P. 8 Race results P. 19
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    Lock icon America's day with 4 golds three silvers
    449 20 Olympic round-up by Vernon Morgan MELBOURNE, Sat. IT WAS America's day 1 in the 16th Olympics today with four gold medals, three silver, and a bronze out of the six finals contested. All the United States gold medallists were in track and field
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    Lock icon Hammer to Connolly
    72 20 MELBOURNE. Sat. HAROLD CONNOLLY Of the United States, who tossed the Hammer to a new Olympic record of 63.19 metres (207 ft 3' 2 in) in his final throw won the gold medal for the event Mikhail Krivonosov (Russia* was second with 63.03 metres (206' 9 i")
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      ATHLETICS
      529 20 100 METRES FINAL 1. Bobby Morrow d'S.i 105-sec--2. Thane Baker (US' 10.5; 1.1 Hector Hogan (Aust.) 10.6; 4. Ira Murchison (US) 10.8; 5. Manfred Germ.ir (Ger > 10.9; 6. Michael Agostini (Tri 10.9. SEMI-FINALS: Hat 1: 1. Mur- i chison 10 5-sec; 2. Agostini 10.5: 3. Germar, 10.6. Heat
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      WEIGHTLIFTING
      376 20 FF.ATIIKR\Vi:ir.HT FINAL (Weights for Press, Snaich. Jerk and total) I. Isaac Berper (US) 107.5kps (236.75-lb). 107.5 (236.75). 137.5 (303), 352.5 776.75 i 2. Evcuenli Min.iev (Russia) 253 5-lb. 220.25. 281, 754.75. 3. Marian Zielsimki (Poland). 231.25. 225.75, 281. 738.] 4. Rodney Wiikes i Trinidad) Total 727-lb; 5. Hiroyoshi Shiratori
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      PENTATHLON
      19 20 PENTATHLON Riding i Individual: G. Lambert (US) 2. J. Daniels <US>. Tf«m: 1. USA, 2. Finland, 3. Russia.
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      15 20 Group B: Britain drew with Kenya 1-1. Group C: Germany bt New Zealand 5-4.
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      BASKETBALL
      32 20 <iroup A: U.S. bt Slum 101-29. Philippines bt Japan 77-61. (iroup B: Canada l>t Sin ::i|H;re 85-58. Prance bt Russia 76-67. Group C: Uruguay bt Formosa 85-62: Bulgaria bt Korea 89-58:
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      53 20 Bantam: s. C. Sons; (Korea) bt Alberto Aciela (P.l. i. Feather: B. Schroter (Ger.) bt P. Melendrez (P.1.). Light: T. Ishinuru (Jap.) bt T. P. Donovan (N.Z.I. Welter: N. Linca ißura.) bt H. Hatch (Fiji); N. Andre (S.A.) bt S. C. Len (For.). Light-hravy: O Panunzi (It.) bt G.
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