The Straits Times, 29 November 1956

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    23 1 AVFR 4 c B mAI L V r wL The Straits Times Hat*"* 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 15 CENTS
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    MISSING 200 (EXCEPT FIVE) SAFE
    992 1 Troops wade through flooded jungle to reach the stricken Endau area then good news chatters into operations room in Johore Bahru They souyht refuye in villaye RAINS BEAT PLANES THK 200 missing fishermen of Mersing are now safe in the Johore coastal village of Kndau.
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    New waitress riddle: Mystery body found
    338 1 New waitress riddle: Mystery body found 100 YARDS FROM CAR PLUNGE SPOT... SINGAPORE police searching for missing bar waitress Yong Kirn Yeok, 23, have a body on their hands and an even bigger mystery to solve. The body of a girl roughly Yong's age, clad in a blue cheongsam and
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    Road travel in Johore-it pays to go by boat
    44 1 CHEST-HIGH FLOODWATERS have closed this stretch at the 24th mile £ota Tinggi Road since Monday. Strait* Times picture shows a boatload of villagers paddling from one end of their village to the other yesterday afternoon.
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    Lock icon HATTA SPEAKS OUT
    160 1 HATTA SPEAKS OUT JAKARTA, Wed. De- velopments in Indonesia during its 11 years of independence had produced only "political and economic anarchy" resulting in "corruption and demoralisation," the Vice-President, Dr. Mohammed Hatta, said today. In a survey of the results of the revolution, Dr. Hatta who is resigning on Saturday,
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    27 1 BELGRADE, Wed. The Yugoslav Communist newspaper, Borba, said today that there has been a wave of terror and mass arrests in neighbouring Communist Albania.— U.P.
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    17 1 CAIRO, Wed. President Nasser today presided over a two-hour meeting of the Egyptian Cabinet.— Reuter.
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    THE BIG BREACH
    164 1 AUGUSTA, Georgia, Wed.— President Eisenhower, on holiday here, today made a move which political observers interpreted as his first step to heal the breach in the Western alliance as a result of the Sues crisis. A statement approved by the President and issued by his press secretary,
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    Three women terrorists shot dead
    120 1 IPOH, Wed. Three women terrorists were killed by security forces in the Kam-par-Tapah area in two separate engagements today. In one of the engagements, two women armed with shotguns and uniformed, put up a fight with a patrol of the 4th. Bn. Malay Regiment, in
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    THE MISSING GIRL
    12 1 THE MISSING GIRL 'Everywhere, the people are dissatisfied' KIM YEOK still missing
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    Cairo turns heat on Turkey
    104 1 Cairo turns heat on Turkey CAIRO. Wed. fOL. Anwar Sadat, a vy former Egyptian Minister of State, accused Turkey today of planning to attack Syria and warned her that if she did so she might find herself at war with Russia. Col. Sadat made his charge in the Government-backed newspaper
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    52 1 BRITONS TOLD: QUIT PORT SAID PORT SAID. Wed British consulate here today "strongly advised" TM-strong British community to Iravp fit? as soon as possible in view of the attitude of the Egyptian Government. Forty-six British subjects including British Jrws. already left and another '.mi have asked for consular
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    Lock icon Arrest wave terror in Hungary
    376 2 REVOLT QUELLED— NOW KADAR GETS TOUGH RUSSIANS HOLD 600 TROOPS FOR AID TO REFUGEES VIENNA. Wednesday. A WAVE of arrests was reported from Hungary last night following a radio speech by the puppet Premier, Mr. Janos Kadar, announcing a crackdown on "crim i n a
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    Lock icon THEY FIND SAFETY AT LAST IN AUSTRIA
    35 2 A HUNGARIAN refugee woman and her young daughter are helped from a boat in which they crossed a canal marking the border of Hungary and Austria A.P. picture
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    FARM OUTPUT OF MALAYA SECOND BEST IN ASIA
    134 2 FARM OUTPUT OF MALAYA SECOND BEST IN ASIA MALAYA has the second highest agricultural yield per acre among Asian countries, but there is still much land which the country can profitably use. This is one of the facts collected by the United Nations and on which Professor Norman Harper, Associate
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    Royal caller
    24 2 HONG KONO, Wed.— Hailn Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia, arrived hera today from Tokyo for an overnight stay on his way to Rangoon.
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    Lock icon Templer is promoted to Field Marshal
    131 2 LONDON, Wed. GEN. Star Gerald Tempter, Chief of the Imperial General Staff since November last year, has been promoted Field Marshal. Gen. Templer, 58. succeeded Field Marshal Sir John Harding as C.I.G.S. when the latter was appointed Governor of Cyprus. His rise to high
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    Convicted deacon-a 'Lady Bountiful'
    249 2 BISHOP WILSON GIVES TESTIMOS) From HALL ROMNEY LONDON, Wednesday F)R. J. L. WILSON, former Bishop of Singapore wh is now Bishop of Birmingham, gave evidem the Warwick Assizes yesterday for a man he c ed in 1942 as deacon while both were prise war in Singapore.
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    Lock icon BEVAN MOVES UP ANOTHER STEP...
    66 2 BEVAN MOVES UP ANOTHER STEP... LONDON Wed. Aneurin Bcvan is t<> b the "foreign secretary in the Labour PsrV> "shadow cabinet," political quarters said l^ l night. The appointment expected to be announced to I-at> our members of Parliament tomorrow by t!ieir l«--der .Mr. Hush G*Msk« It will mean tlint
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    Bamboo rosarj for the Pope
    26 2 ROME. Wed. Ueda, Mayo.arrived here present the bamboo rosary Mr Ueria thank the US$l,OOO con! wards the buildii tholic centre I
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    Lock icon New air link
    18 2 NEW DELHI. W r plans to esl I service between N I and Peking.- UP-
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      Lock icon GIRLS NEEDLED—MOBS KILL NINE MEN
      116 2 GIRLS NEEDLED— MOBS KILL NINE MEN qOURABAYA, Wed.— Angry mobs have beaten and kicked to death nine men suspected of Jabbing girls in the thighs and legs with needles in a wave of sex terror in this east Java city, police reports said today. The mobs, angered by rumours and
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      13 2 NEW DELHI: India is supplylnß Russia wit h U552,000,000 worth of shoes. —U.P.
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      18 2 HAVANA: and a b> wounded v up a dem i 85th a.. execution dents by th nlal govei;--t
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      13 2 LONDON savins petr planned to for the now dec-idea train to coast -AP.
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      Artist with bullets
      38 2 NEW YORK. Wed— Painter Salvador Dali has a new method now "bulletism." Using a forerunner of the musket, a 16th century device known as the arquebuv he "shoots" pictures instead of painting them.— A P
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    Lock icon SYRIA: DRAMA TIC TURN LIKELY
    286 3 SYRIA DRAMA TIC TURN LIKELY Middle East crisis movins towardt explosion at Arab states turn to Moscow Coup believed to be imminent as the tension mounts BEIRUT, Wednesday. rfRIA appeared last night to be on the brink of dramatic events. Tension rose rapidly between Syria and Iraq. The U-chng was
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    U.S. is partly to blame: Pearson
    244 3 U.S. is partly to blame: Pearson ATTAWA, Wed. v Canada's Minister of External Affairs, Mr. L. B. Pearson, said yesterday that at one point after the British-French armed intervention in Egypt, the Commonwealth was "on the verge of dissolution." Mr. Pearson said that Canada was anxious to see that the
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    Lock icon ANTI-JEWISH TERROR BY NASSER GESTAPO'
    152 3 ANTI-JEWISH TERROR BY NASSER GESTAPO' IjoKI s.\ll>. Wed— The British Consul here list nisht asked the Swiss K.,i ross to ask President Nasser what has M.i|)P<n«d to Egypt's missjai Jews. Jewish families here reported yesterday that Egyptian secret police r. tided their homes on the nicht of Nov. 1 and
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    Lock icon 8 JETS ESCORT CHOU TO NEW DELHI
    91 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Premier. Mr. Chou ti. arrived here by air V for a 12-day state I and talks with the Inid Premier. Mr. Nehru. Mr. Chou's plan c escorted by eight Indian Air Force jets touched down at Palam airport at
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    Lock icon Butler warns: US has been manoeuvring against us
    328 3 ONDON, Wed. Bri- tain's acting Prime Minister, Mr. R, A. Butler, said yesterday that at the moment Britain could not be more coldly treated by the United States. In an interview with the American magazine "Newsweek," he implied that America had been
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    Lock icon UN in no-man's-land
    441 3 BURNS PUTS HIS ARMY BETWEEN THE ANGLO-FRENCH AND EGYPTIANS pAIRO, Wed.— MajorGen. E. L. M. Burns, commander of the United Nations forces in Egypt, has decided to move his troops into the area between the Anglo French and Egyptian forces soutb of Port Said, It was announced
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    Lock icon Only hope for France
    46 3 TkARIS Wed.— The French Foreign Minister, Mr. Plneau, P said last night the Atlantic alliance »nd American friendship »re France's only safeguards "from a fate similar to Hungary's." He said, however that "we should not give in to all American pressures."— A.P.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    282 3 TIN LONDON. Wed. Ca*h buyers £847, sellers £848. forward buyers £835, sellers £836. Settlement £848. Turnover a.m. 145 tons p.m. 20 tons. RUBBER LONDON. Wed. Spot 33 %d., Jan. -Mar. 33d., April- June 31 7 ,d., July-Sept. 31 d.. Oct.-Dec. 30»»d., Dec. tit. 32',d., Jan c.l.f. 32 \A.
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    Lock icon MID-EAST DANGERS
    201 3 Permanent U.N. police needed OTTAWA. Wed. fEYLON'S Prime Minister, V^ Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike, said yesterday that the Middle East situation might further deteriorate unless there was an immediate withdrawal of British. French and Israeli forces from Egypt. He told a press conference: "We in Asia feel the situation
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    PRICE ROCKET LIKELY IN 1957
    328 4 Christmas as usual but new stocks will be at 'round-the-Cape' rates Increase in January is the grim forecast PRICES of imported goods in Singapore are likely to soar in January when present stocks are expected to be exhausted. From now until Christmas shoppers will not
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    Gets PWD post
    20 4 Mr. Teoh Hwa Tuan has been appointed executive engineer of the Public Works Department in North Borneo.
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    SITUATION VACANT: Police band leader
    195 4 SITUATION VACANT: Police band leader KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rE Federation Police Force is looking for a qualified musician with "not less thaii five years military band experience" to be its Director of Music for two years from November 1957. The present director, Mr A. W. Crofts, will retire next year.
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    'HE COULDN'T DO IT ALL ALONE'
    205 4 Tan disputes de Cruz's claims MALACCA, Wednesday. THE Malayan Chinese Association publicity chief, A Mr Tan Siew Sin, last night disputed Mr. J. L de Cruz's claim that he had 21 achievements to his credit as a municipal councillor Mr. Tan, speaking at an
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    Big election procession
    44 4 PENANG, Wed. Music parties will join an Alliance procession round the town tomorrow and Friday night to woo voters for this Saturday's Municipal elections. Decorated cars carrying illuminated symbols will take part in the parade. Candidates will travel in open cars.
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    New premises
    22 4 PENANO. Wed. The Chief Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the Kampong Pertama UMNO House at Butterworth on Dec. 13.
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    School concert
    24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Kuen Cheng Girls' High School will hold a concert at the Chinese Assembly Hall on Sunday at 8 p.m.
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    DEATH ON ROADS: SARAWAK GETS TOUGH
    120 4 KUCHINO Wed. The Sarawak Government Is clamping down on dangerous drivers with a new Bill which will make them liable to a heavier penalty where the death of a third party has been caused. The Bill, to be Introduced shortly in the Council Negri
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    EIGHT PUBLIC HOLIDAYS A YEAR FOR SARAWAK LABOURERS
    93 4 EIGHT PUBLIC HOLIDAYS A YEAR FOR SARAWAK LABOURERS KUCHING, Wed.— Sarawak labourers are entitled to eight paid holidays a year under new rules gazetted by the Government. The rules allow an employer to substitute other days In place of the prescribed holidays, providing this is agreeable to the workers. If
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    Riot week bonus for city workers
    114 4 Riot week bonus for city workers T HEnn r awssfe those labo the risk of physj Jury to worked during the recent They will for each riot day's ■< Those who \v< than the normnl be paid proportion Those who did n< work will get oi 'This is unfair' An
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    Xmas treat
    35 4 The Singapore Red Society yesterday I Santa Claus to 70 hand > ped boys and girl? I their annual Chri.ti at the residence of Mr v: C. Goode, the Chief Md Mrs. Good. j
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    ASSURANCE ON IMPORT OF SYNTHETIC
    124 5 ASSURANCE ON IMPORT OF SYNTHETIC THE British Government will not issue any more licences for the import of synthetic ™t»ber into Britain without first consulting the Federation and &ln **pore Governments. This was disclosed in Singapore yesterday by the Malayan Trade Commissioner in Britain, Mr. J. M. Davies, when he
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    Grants for schools
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— More than 340 non-Go-vernment Muslim religious schools in the Federation will receive grant-in-ald if the Government accepts the report of committe appointed last August. The committee, headed by the Assistant Minister for National Resources and Local Government, Inche ,Abdui Rahman bin Talib, has finished
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    Cyclist beaten up by gang
    45 5 PENANG, Wed. A cyclist, Khoo Teng Seang. has reported to police that he was set upon by nine Malays last night. Khoo said he was cycling along Merican Road on his way to see a film when he was attacked.
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    Handwork show by Kaum Ibu
    40 5 PENANG. Wed.— The Kaum Ibu, women's section of UMNO, will hold a handicraft exhibition at UMNO Hall on Dec. 9. There will be a bangsawan (Malay opera) in aid of Kaum Ibu and UMNO funds.
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    Sunday picnic
    31 5 The Singapore civil Defence Association will hold a picnic at South Winds, Jurong, at 8.30 a.m. on Sunday. The programme will include a magic show by Mr. Jimmy Choo.
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    SERVICEMEN FIRST: THEN REFUGEES
    225 5 Qantas makes special stop in Singapore A QANTAS Super-H Constellation from Sydney B made a brief stop at Singapore Airport yesterday and took off again for Britain with 83 servicemen— the largest single group of servicemen to be airlifted 1 from the Colony. "I The group,
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    Boys 'catch' ammunition
    63 5 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. Two brothers, Hassan, 14, and Mustafla, 12, went out fishing at Sungei Lokan on Monday afternoon, but "caught" some rounds of ammunition instead. They showed the "catch to their father, Awang bin Hassan, a motor driver, who collected the ammunition 210 rounds and handed them
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    Strike threat by 3,000 Govt. workers—they want more pay
    187 5 Strike threat by 3,000 Govt. workers— they want more pay ]\|ORE than 3,000 Singapore Government junior employees are threatening to go on strike. They want more pay. They are members of the Singapore Government Workers' Union which claims to represent 400 revenue officers and 2,600 men employed in the Customs,
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    Sack of woman leader deplored
    55 5 PENANG Wed.— The Kampong Makam UMNO and its Kaum Ibu (women's section) have submitted a resolution to the Penang UMNO deploring the recent expulsion of Che Khatijah binte Sidek. former Kaum Ibu leader, and UMNO Malaya vice-president. Another resolution urges that Che Khatijah's case be
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    4 DANCES IN SCHOOL CONCERT BANNED
    145 5 4 DANCES IN SCHOOL CONCERT BANNED FOH, Wed. The Perak Education Department has rejected four items in the 15--item programme for a concert to be staged by the graduating pupils of the Yuk Choy high and middle schools here next month. The items are four dances entitled: Happy Dance, Dance
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    LOTTERY CALL
    146 5 He says it will help council make good its deficit ALOR STAR. Wed. 4N Alliance Councillor, Mr. Lim Tee Hun, today urged the Kedan Government to consider running a public lottery to raise funds to meet the Kota Star Town Council's budget deficit. Mr. Lim, who Is chairman
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    TALKS ON GOVT. SCHOOL POLICY
    158 6 REPRESENTATIVES of i% Singapore Chinese school teachers' associations and management committees will meet on Monday to discuss the Government's education policy. Their views will be presented to the Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, who told them at a tea-party on Sunday that he would
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    Suiian's friend is buried
    43 6 KLUANO, Wed.— The funeral of Dato Ahmad bin Mohamed Dom. D.P.M.J.. took olace this afternoon. Dato Ahmad, 72. was State Game Warden and a close friend of the Sultan of Johore. He died on Tuesday after a short illness.
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    ROTARY 'ADOPTS' A VILLAGE
    64 6 ROTARY 'ADOPTS' A VILLAGE The Singapore Rotary club has decided to "adopt" Jurong village as its community service project this year. Mr. K. M. Medora. president of the club, disclosed yesterday that a new school, community hall and playground would be provided for the children living in three kampongs Jurong,
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    Union defers decision
    54 6 PENANO Wed. The Straits Trading Employees Union has decided to postpone its decision on the company's present offer of wage Increases ranging from 10 to 15 per cent for dailyrated workers. Instead, the union will ask the company to resume negotiations on conditions of employment for monthly-paid
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    The Board freezes' that $125,000 ticket
    191 6 POLICE READY IF PRIZE IS CLAIMED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Social and Welfare Lotteries Board is to withhold payment of ticket number *****16, winner of the $125,000 second prize in last week's draw, which was reported lost by a Singapore labourer. G. Govindasamy, 33,
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    BANDIT SHOT in PENANG
    231 6 Found in schoolboy's home, he dies in escape attempt PENANG, Wednesday. A HIGH-RANKING terrorist— arrested by security forces last night In the home of a Chun; Ling High School student— was shot dead off Green Lane early this morning while trying to escape from police custody.
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    UMNO men for Siam
    66 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 25-member UMNO delegation will tour Slam on the invitation of the Malay section of the Slam-Malaya Tourist Relations Service for a week from Dec. 8. The delegation will be headed by two Negri Sembilan State Councillors. Dato Raja H ana plan and
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    Planter hurt in crash
    68 6 BENTONO. Wed. The manager of Jeransong Estate, Jerantut, Mr. W. H. Probuct, was injured when the car he was driving went off the road and overturned in a ditch at the Bentong-Temerloh road 1 one mile outside Karak town, last night. Mr. Probuct who was on
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    Smoked for his health
    44 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Chan Kwee was fined $80, or four weeks 1 Jail, at the Johore Bahru magistrate's court today for being in possession of 10 packets of opium. He told the court he had to smoke for his health.
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    Malay concert
    30 6 The Singapore Young Malay Women's Association will hold a variety show in aid of its building fund at the Broadway Hall, New World, on Saturday, at 8.30 p.m.
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    Cyclist dies
    24 6 A 26-year-old cyclist, George Cheang, collapsed and died while riding a bicycle in Jalan Tiga Ratus, off Upper Changi Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Jaycee president on visit
    80 6 Jaycee president on visit .UK. IK.\ 1) KAYfc. the newly-elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce International, who arrived in Singapore from Sydney by Qantas yesterday on a short familiarisation tour. At the airport he told reporters that his present travels were in preparation for his official world tour
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    Aussies may help to equip the Poly
    226 6 CHEW TO SEEK COLOMBO PLAN All) AUSTRALIA is considering supplying equipmen for the Singapore Polytechnic, the Australi Commission^ in the Colony, Mr. R. L Harry, sa yesterday. He was speaking at the weekly Rotary lunch on "Some aspects of Australian policy." (The Straits
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    State physician
    32 6 SEREMBAN, Wed. Dr. B. S. Khlra. formerly of Kota Bharu, has been appointed state physician, Negri Sembllan. He succeeds Dr. A. C. Hobson who went on long leave last month.
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    A MIDDLE ROAD CASH QUIZ FOR 3 UNIONS
    131 6 in Singapore This follow, anceof $120.1 to the Hngap and Shop work,:. soon aft.r withdrawn ;r Llm Chin Blor, general of I tion. has been can throw any the missing funds Given notice He has also d- a months' notice „j, 0
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    Seaman accused of desertion
    40 6 A seaman, Gforpp Goic burn, pleaded not guilty v Singapore yesterday t sertlng from his ship, the Wave Chief, on Nov. 1 the Naval Base. The case will be heard or Dec. 4. Bail was offered
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY MEETING
    57 6 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY MEETING The Singapore Chi Aid Society will hold its ai nual meeting at Meln Tomlinson Road, on M Dec. 10. at 5.30 p.m. The Governor Sir Robr Black, who is the honor; president, and Lady Bla will attend tho meet! Members will b. approve the accounts for
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    Last meeting o town council
    37 6 KUALA TRENGGANT. V, —The Kuala Trcnasanu To*Council will In I monthly mectine thl Dec. 3. It will also be the be presided over by I trict Officer. Inchi lYusoff bin Han Ahmi
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    Police 'fancy dress' ball
    27 6 IPOH, Wed. inspectors will hold a dress ball at th< U mess in Jal*J Saturday stai Prizes will the best eottumes novelty dan.
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    School show |
    17 6 School show TANAH RATA Convent here art and nr-!. of its itudents from 9 a.m. to 12
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    Ruler to proclaim merdeka
    170 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaya's first Paramount Ruler under the country's new constitution will read the proclamation of Independence on Merdeka Day. Aug. 31, next year. This is one of the highlights of tiie Merdeka Day celebrations, details of which will be discussed at the first meeting
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      157 6 EXPATRIATE OFFICERS are invited to consult EDWARD LUMLEY SONS (MALAYA) LTD. For a Policy to protect their Pension Rights covering Death Permanent Disability before Ist July. 1957 KUALA LUMPUR Laidlaw Building, Mountbatten Road, Tel: 2208 SINGAPORE PENANG 32 A Raffles Place. Chartered Bank Tel: ***** Chambers Beach Street. Tel; 2154
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    ECONOMIC MERDEKA' PLAN
    179 7 __A third of Labour Department posts should go to Malays-UMNO )l(iiiinum wage law is part of UMNO scheme to uplift the workers KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MM) is to press for legislation to guarantee a I niinimum living wage" as part of a long rll1L;i ((onomic merdeka plan"
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    OFF TO ANOTHER – ACCIDENT |
    39 7 OFF TO ANOTHER ACCIDENT 1 1 i -An amMan t •turning to Kamoar ilospital knock!('«n a woman list Chow Heng IS, this morning. liuu Mcapci unhurt, i us treated for Imi k at the Ipoh Hosil as art outpatient.
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    TOWNSHIP TO ELECT SIX TO COUNCIL
    63 7 TOWNSHIP TO ELECT SIX TO COUNCIL KUALA SELANGOR, Wed —The people of Jeram. 10 nules from here, will elect six representatives to the local council on Dec. 21. Nomination day is Friday vhen nominations will be received at the Home Guard office between 3 p.m and 4 p.m. The town
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    $6,800 gift by Jaycees
    74 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The president of the Kuala Lumpur Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees), Mr. Christopher Chua Kung Siew. today handed a cheque for $1,700 to the president of the Municipal Council, Mr. A. D. York, as part contribution for a children's playground to be built
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    Special showing of film
    50 7 The Geographical Society of Malaya is presenting a special preview of the film "Under The Southern Cross" I for members and friends at the Pavilion Theatre on Tues- i day. Dec. 4, at 9.30 p.m. Tickets at $3, $2, and $1, are available at the theatre.
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    — WOMAN SOCIALIST FROM JAPAN CALLS IN
    54 7 WOMAN SOCIALIST FROM JAPAN CALLS IN MRS. TOSHIO TANAKA, head of the Women's Section of Japan's Socialist Party, who flew into Singapore by X.L.M. yesterday after attending the recent Asian Socialist Conference Bombay. She was ace«, .panied by her husband a member of the Japanese Diet who was also a
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    Woman gets $3,800 damages
    91 7 Woman gets $3,800 damages MRS. A. C. Berlandier, a housewife, was awarded $3,878 damages by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the Singapore High Court yesterday for injuries suffered in a motor accident. The award wa s made against Ng Hui Hong, driver of a car. Ng's car came into
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    Cheque case postponed
    70 7 An employee of Gian Singh and Co.. Koh Slow Ngow, 23, was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of seven cash cheques worth $3,316. He was alleged to have committed the offences between Jan. 28 and June 11. Koh pleaded not guilty
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    Chemistry talk at varsity
    40 7 The Singapore Science Society has arranged a talk by Dr. R. L. Huang at the Chemistry Lecture Theatre, University of Malaya, tomorrow at 5.15 P.m. Dr. Huang will talk on the chemical effects of ultraviolet light.
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    Bishop's sermon
    33 7 Bishop Hobart B. Amstutz. head of the Methodist Church in South-East Asia, will be the guest preacher at Paya Lebar Methodist Church, Singapore, during the 10 a.m. communion service on Sunday.
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    Sale of work
    26 7 The Salvation Army Children's Home. Singapore, will hold its annual sale of work at 380. Pasir Panjang Road. on Saturday at 3 p.m.
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    UNION CHIEFS LATE WITH ACCOUNTS
    231 7 Eight before court, five fined PLIGHT trade union leaders appeared in a Singapore court yesterday on charges of failing to submit the audited accounts of their unions to the Registrar of Trade Unions by June 30. Two Jamit Singh, secretary of the Harbour Board Staff
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    BROOKE: ARMY NOT RACE APART
    196 7 BROOKE: ARMY NOT RACE APART ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Malaya's armed forces do not want to be regarded as "brutal and licentious" the words Shakespeare once used to describe soldiers the G.O.C. of the Federation Army, Ma j. -Gen. F. H. Brooke, told rotarian.s amidst laughter at their weekly luncheon here
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    270 8 Jo Hordi $10 (minimum). OVERHEARD AT THE Club, "Even Bob approves of my Made- line Gowns— and what's more he likes their prices too. TUNBRIDGE WELLS WATER Biscuits, delightful with Cheese, by Romary's. Maker of Biscuits for the Connoisseur. Sole Agents.— Robinson's. MADELINES FASHION NEWS Ju>t received beautiful selection
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    93 8 ill Words $19 (minimum). DR. AND MRS. E. O. LEONARD Wl<h to Thank Friends and Relatives for attending their Wedding on 17.11.56 and for their valuable presents and congratulatory messages. MRS. WONG TING MENO thank all those who sent Wreaths, Condolence, paid Niaht Visits, rendered Assistance and Attended the
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    The Straits Times S'ore, Thurs. Nov. 29, 1956. Death In The Storm
    575 8 The Straits Times S'ore, Thurs. Nov. 29, 1956. Death In The Storm The floods this year do j not compare with those of two Decembers ago. They are confined to Johore in the Federation, and in Singa- pore it is only in Bedok that there has been sub- stantial damage
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    Anglo-U.S. Breach
    340 8 Britain must not blame America for the penalties of Suez intervention. But the U.S. has been uncommonly concerned to disassociate itself from a blundering ally, having first helped that ally into unenviable predicament It is no secret that American persuasion played a part in the British decision to
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    Drive InTheT.U.C.
    257 8 Speaking at a delegates' conference of the Singapore T.U.C., Mr. S. Jaganathan appealed to the unions to sink their differences and work as a team. Unity is a refrain that every trade union leader sings. Since its birth five years ago the T.U.C. hat remained an ineffectual body
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      Subversion in schools
      124 8 TIE Government has acted with great prudence at Chung Ling School. It knew of the infiltration going on but did not act until the agents provocateur showed their hand. As the Minister of Education has said the majority of the students are good. They should not be
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      This ruthless censorship
      163 8 This ruthless censorship IAM sure a lot of us are sick of the opinions of a few as to what we should and should not see. As one who has travelled quite widely, I believe that our so-called City of Singapore is as conservative and old-fashioned as my ancestors who
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      Improve our directories
      121 8 rpHE following: suggestion is offered for the consideration of the Federation's postal authorities. At present the telephone directory of the Federation is printed with all the subscribers' names in the eleven states arranged in alphabetical order. Many subscribers have the same or similar names. This means that
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      This road is too narrow
      36 8 JOO Chiat Road, between Changi Road and Joo Chiat Terrace is narrow. Yet trishaws are allowed to park and hawkers to spread out their goods on the road. S. ARIL Singapore.
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      33 8 and this haw no lights THE road leading to the Singapore Badminton Hall is still without lighting. Also it is almost two years since the road was repaired. RICHARD S. C. WEE Singapore
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      Alas! No V.I.Ps here
      107 8 T^HE sewerage contract near Serangoon was let out on tender and the work had been almost completed by the contractor except for that portion near the Junction of Serangoon Road and St. George's Road which I understand is the responsibility of the City Council. Work at
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    Not even Russians could ston the Red Cross
    1189 8  -  SARAH GAINHAM iMimiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiimimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiii WMh tin battl* for Budapest rag*d //ie Red Cross workers fought a htroic battle of their own to feed the hungry, to nurse the sick and to tend the wounded. They had to overcome Russian hostility and even gunfir:
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    Expats seek assurances from Boyd
    209 9 THEY WANT GUARANTEES OF JOBS ELSEWHERE WHEN AXE FALLS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THK Federation Government's expatriate offien are to seek assurances from the British Colonial Office on the future of those forced to retire a> a result of Malayanisation. R L. Akers, who represented expatriate
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    Lottery case for trial
    55 9 Chew Kean Kor, described as a Penane towkay. was committed for trial by a Singapore court yesterday on a charge of dishonestly using as genuine 432 forged Social Welfare lottery tickets at the Central Hotel, Allenby Road, on Aug. 26. Chew, who reserved his defence, was
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    'Drop those charges if you have no proof
    357 9 'Drop those charges if you have no proof GRADUATES' POINT FOR PROF. DOBBY TWO graduate groups A of the University of Malaya declared yesterday that they had a right to seek substantiation of charges levelled against older graduates by the former Vice-Chahcellor, Si r Sydney Came A joint statement was
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    ST. JOHN MAN JAILED FOR RIOTING
    73 9 ST. JOHN MAN JAILED FOR RIOTING member of the St. John Ambulance Briu;i> jailed by a .re t-ourt pester--1 eat after be-'VKit-d of rioting Hukiv Street on Oct. v.is Chnoi Cheok th a mechanic, and second brigade Milt tO I vMiuiar offence ij Mr l.v heow Chye, udfe. 'i denied
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    REMEMBER THIS?—IT WAS SUCH A STIR IN THE MAD TWENTIES
    48 9 REMEMBER THIS?— IT WAS SUCH A STIR IN THE MAD TWENTIES IT WAS JUST the rage in the ray twenties. Marion Laidlaw. above, will wear this little number in "More About Eve," opening at Raffles Hotel on Saturday to aid the Singapore Youth Sports Centre. Straits Times picture
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    A RESERVOIR PLANNED AT MOUNTFABER
    74 9 A RESERVOIR PLANNED AT MOUNT FABER The slopes of Mount Faber have been chosen for the site of a new $1,680,000 reservoir to boost the water supply for the Telok Blangah area. This new service reservoir, which will be similar to that at Jalan Eunos. is deemed the best answer
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    Art display in capital
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The Federation Director of Education, Mr. E. M. F. Payne, will open the 'Wednesday Group' art exhibition at the British Council Hall here on Dec. 1.
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    SOON-FREE FERRIES IN TRENGGANU
    64 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed The Government intends to waive fares for the eight ferries it operates in Treneganu. From Jan. 1, the ferries at Geliga. Buklt Kuang. Kerteh. Paka. Dungun. Marang. Buklt Losing and Jerteh will be free. The Minister for Transport. Mr. One Yoke Lin. said
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    Charity dance
    33 9 TAPPING. Wed.— The local division of the British Red Cross Society will hold a charity dance at the Town Hall on Dec. 22 at 8 p.m. In aid of their funds.
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    'DONDANG SAYANG' FOR ANTHEM?
    124 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The popular Malay classical tune of "Dondang Sayang" may be considered for the $14,000 Federation National Anthem contest. The Director of Music of the Federation Police Band. Mr. A. W. Crofts, will arrange the tune. The judges of the competition, at its fifth
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    Green light for protests
    94 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Trade Union Congress, representing 500,000 workers, today gave the "go ahead" to its state and settlement divisional committees to hold mass meetings to protest against the recently increased taxation. In a circular to all divisional committees the MTUC general secretary, Mr.
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    'MOTHER KILLED —THEN UNCLE ATTACKED ME'
    226 9 Girl (14) at murder trial: IPOH, Wednesday. A 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL, Kabsah, told the High -t* Court today that her uncle attacked her after he had fatally stabbed her mother. Kabsah was testifying against Shane bin Haji Ismail, 35, who is on trial for the
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    Be a judge and win $100,000
    65 9 THERE'S a fortune A awaiting you SlOO.OOO in the great "More About Eve" Committee Charm Contest. All you have to do to enter is to be a judge of charm, fill in a simple coupon and send it with a postal order for SI
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    Nine elected to local council
    51 9 MENTAKAB. Wed. The following were elected to the Kerdau local council yesterday: Ng Bak Toh (chairman) Abdul Aziz bin Udah (secretary). Tee Tze Tan (treasurer). Tan Hian, Lim Soon Yeow Thai Heng. Aziz Sidik bin Haji Salleh. Hassan Basrl bin Samsuddin and Mohamed Arshad bin
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    UMNO man quits
    19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The propaganda chief of UMNO. Syed Jaafar Albar. resigned from the job today.
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    Bus firm sues soldier for $9,000
    187 9 Bus firm sues soldier for $9,000 ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1V —The Foh Hup Omnibus Co. today sued Rifleman AmuraJ Rai of the 7th Gurkha Rifles, now stationed at Kluang for $9,390 in the High Court here. It was alleged that Rai drove an armoured truck negligently and collided with a
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    Acquitted on one charge
    73 9 IPOH. Wed.— A police m* pector, P. Ramadas. was acquitted in the Magistrate s Court here today on an alternative charge of intimidating a salesman T. Krishnan, with bodily injury by pointing a gun at him in Brewster Roar on Aug. 4. Inspector Ramadas wli< make
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    Feminine Forum ROMANCE IS SUFFERING
    1113 10 Feminine Forum ROMANCE IS SUFFERING THE ROBOT AGE WERSEAS reports that automation in modern v offices has eliminated all personal contact between the boss and his secretary, seem to ring the death-knell of the career girl whose ambition was to marry the boss. Time was when a girl could catch
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      326 10 fi+ 26. Many arrived to see Arthur btraits Times Crossword «.:?s«-i^_«,thi.a 2, 3. 6) DOWN 18 3 4 6 6 i I 1. Horologlcal replacement? (3. I I t I J 3. 5, 4). S^s k^sjN 2. Invited gastric discomfort, $H Wi^^ perhaps (7). mm o "Wt» >»— 3. Severe
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    Invented by a Doctor .now used by millions of Women]
    121 11 Invented by a Doctor .now used by millions of Women] v ere to give yoo for internal you'd uni it and feel rueful for all the «uch protection. >m, complete Yft in i tense, Tjmpax is tuch prescription Nbdc of soft surgiDOCKM in .ie disposable >plicator,T»mpax hi doctor for ill
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURES Czar s mesmeric regent seized Russian throne
    1785 11 STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURES Czar s mesmeric regent seized Russian throne I// who stood in his $vay died mysteriously f TOWXSEXD I Too many people were drawn mto the plot which was betrayed to Boris Prince Mstislavsky his head shaved like a monk, was bundled into a monastery. Four months
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      158 11 Rex Morgan* 3i.D. iVo choice |H^HHilHßVflßVf~^~Beii7AicH~Jr~^H W Tt4~ TELL «U WHAT.' C«IVE ME ID \ri\ 9 IW NEw <* a; CALtio~W frOgT Visa A<APL£ KH HOTEL ANDIU- PMONE MY Mt&tTl IJj I SEVERAL TIMES. MISS H^^^HH I DON'T HAVE AWY 1 I** »U COUU? H PERHAPS HC CAN ARa*N6E (T
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICE IS NOW HIGHEST FOR TEN MONTHS
    319 12 LOCAL RUBBER PRICE IS NOW HIGHEST FOR TEN MONTHS By Our Market Correspondent COVERING for the December position and some outside buying pushed the rubber price up to the highest levels since January in Singapore yesterday. December first grade closed at $I.ll| per pound, having opened around $1.09£ and reaching
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    RUBBER PRICES
    152 12 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $l.ll i, up 2 r H cents on Tuesday's closing price. The closing tone was uncertain. Closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 111-S,, sellers 112% No. 1 R.S.S.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    281 12 I The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "The local share market was steady with few fluctuations." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday: Gammon $2.05, $2.04, $2 02 4 (overnight); Henry Waugh $1.52%. $1.52; Jackson Co. $1.35; M. Breweries $2.95 cd; M. Colls 96 cent.-s;
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    103 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates up to $100) New York: buying airmail- T.T. 32%, O.D. 32%, 90 d/.st 32 credit bills, 32 15/16 trade bilk. Canada: buying airmail: T.T. 31% O.D. 31 v. 90 d/,st 31
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    GARIN6 RUBBER
    138 12 A firm of brokers, acting for clients, has made an offer of 4s. 6d. cash for those Garing (Malacca) Rubber Estate 25. -units not already held by the bidder. The directors will accept in respect of their own 6,300 units. A condition is that the offer must be
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    NO MERGER YET
    86 12 Bahru Selanror Rubber Company, Bukit Cloh Rubber Company, Pilmoor Rubber Company, Rosevalr Ruber Company, and Teluk Pi >)■ Rubber Estates (1914) have deferred their proposed amalgamation. Meanwhile the boards have declared the following interim dividends for this year:— Bahru Selangor 2d. per share, Buklt Cloh lid. per
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    136 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; Nov. (Nominal) $27% buyers. $28 Vi sellers- Dec. $28% buyers. $29 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $44% sellers, drum $48 sellers. Pepper: no business reported done: Muntok white $120. Sarawak $119 special Sarawak black $85 (all
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    7 12 OFFICIALPRicu (down |1 COPRA (unchani;.,!
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    69 12 TNVESTMf.-. X at tht lo rises i'.ncl 1 were large. there were prices were was down N Loans j, turnover Loans 3 Bank of Njs v, Mount LyeU N. Broken n. Hill 50 Mount Morgan Peko Western Ampol Ex. Oil Search Aust. Coi A.P.M. .new Bradford B. Hill
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    132 12 Ships lying aisogriia ih, gapore Harbuuj lt, U rd ,1^ expected today are Skaubryu 415. Ngnen Va CJ»., Benalder 6 ferson 89, Dai! at.; 11. Santhla U 14 Gleno-eh", Itola 18. mehi Senggßriii;,; Wall 6, Larantuka x\ Rajah Brooke U3. SUtt j^ 2425. Perak 28, P^aaicoOt* Maetsuycker 31
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      610 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SELANGOR Applications are Invited for the posts of temporary teachers. Government English Schools, Selangor. Candidates must (a) have attained their 17th but not their 23rd birthday; (b) furnish proof of Federal Citizenship; (c) have passed the School Certificate Examination with a pass in Oral English
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      305 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HOUSING TRUST FEDERATION OF MALAYA. ASSISTANT ENGINEER required. Fully qualified A.M.1.C.E., A.M.I.Mun.E. ASSISTANT ARCHITECT required. Fully qualified A.R.1.8.A. Appointment initially on three years contract. Salary $1,000 to $1,250 per month. Gratuity $500 per three months on satisfactory completion of contract. Free medical attention. FURNISHED QUARTERS available at economic
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      413 12 NOTICES CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held at ■■Melro.sc". 29, Tomllnson Road, Singapore, on Monday. 10th December 1956 at 5.30 p.m. BUSINESS 1 To receive and if approved to adopt the Accounts for the year 1955. 2. To
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      393 12 NOTICES TELOK KRUIN TIN, LIMITED At the forthcoming Annual General Meeting to be held on 28th December, 1956, the Directors will recommend payment of a Final Dividend of 20%, less Income Tax, In respect of the year i ended 31st October, 1958. Notice Is also hereby given that the Transfer
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    TO RETIRE
    62 14 MELBOURNE, Wed. TAN JOHNSON, who captined the Australian cricket touring team this year in Britain, Pakistan and India, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket, the Melbourne Argus reported. Johnson, who is 37. first played for Australia in 1946. He captained them against England in 1954-55, as well
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    BEARER BOND CAN DO A f GOLD CUP 'ENCORE'
    422 14  -  EPSOM JEEP More rain -but van Breukelens are happy By VVHILE the rain may dim the hopes of several Gold Cup horses the early favourite, Jolly Sailor, included optimism in the van Breukelens' stables is rising with each shower. Of the
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    Piruz, Lai back with 3 titles
    196 14 THEY WON N. INDIA DOUBLES MALAYAN badminton stars Abdullah Piruz and Lai Fook Ying, of Selangor, yesterday returned from their Indian tour with three titles between I them. Playing first at Lucknow, in the North Indian championships, the Malayans won the doubles title. Piruz
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    The crowds rose to Kuts
    578 14 IT WAS RUSSIA'S DAY, WITH 4 GOLDS By NORMAN SIEBEL MELBOURNE, Wed. TWENTY -NINE--1 YEAR-OLD Vladimir Kuts, the Russian Naval lieutenant with the "impossible" style, today had one of the most amazing receptions in the history of the Olympic Games when he won the 5,000
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    Lock icon PENTATHLON TO RUSSIA, SWEDEN
    86 14 PENTATHLON TO RUSSIA, SWEDEN MELBOURNE, Wed. RUSSIA won the team championship in the Olympic modern pentathlon competition today, beating the United States team which had led through the first four events. Lars Hall of Sweden won the individual gold medal, retaining the title he won at Helsinki in 1952. It
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    SNOWDEN FOURTH WHEN BECALMED
    200 14 SNOWDEN FOURTH WHEN BECALMED From NORMAN SIEBEL MELBOURNE, Wed. JACK SNOWDEN, of Singapore, who yesterday sailed his boat fourth in the Finn class in the Olympic Games competition held at Port Philip, today had bad luck when finishing 14th in the third 1 of seven heats that make up the
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    Record despite wind
    97 14 Record despite wind MELBOURNE. Wed. T EE CALHOUN of the United States won the Olympic 110 Metres Hurdles gold medal here today. Jack Davis the world record holder and defending champion finished second with Joe Shankle third, the Americans sweeping the board. Calhoun's time in winning was 13.5 seconds, a
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    SAFA beaten again
    32 14 HONG KONG, Wed. Q^NGAPORE soccer tourists sustained their third successive defeat here today when they were beaten 5-2 by Hong Kong Chinese. The home team led 2-0 at halftime.
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    Lock icon RUGBY LEAGUE
    22 14 KEIGHLEY, (Yorkshire), Wed. Wakefleld Trinity beat Kelghley In a rugby league match here today by 12 points to nil— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Americans well ahead
    118 14 MELBOURNE. Wed The United States are still well ahead of the field in the medals "hunt", having 18 gold medals at the end of the Olympic Games events today. The table of medal earned, in order of gold, silver. and bronze, for the first 10 nations, is'
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    LAST FOUR ARE AUSTRALIANS
    48 14 ADELAIDE, Wed. South Australian lawn tennis championships quarter final result' Neale Praser beat Vie Seixas 6-4 6-3. 5-7, 6-3; Ashley Cooper defeated Herb Flam 6-1. 9-7. 6-4. L. Hoad beat Sam Olammalva 7-5, 6-1, 6-3; Ken Rose wall beat Roy Emerson 6-1, 8-6, 6-4.
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    S'gor Malays to play in S'pore
    133 14 SELANGOR Malays Rugby Football Association will make their first outstation trip this weekend when they play two games at Johore Bharu and Singapore. On Friday they meet Johore AH Blues and on Saturday the Singapore All Blues. Johore All-Blues team will be selected from:
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    They crack 5 past Afghans
    574 16 Colony rare of fifth-to-eighth place in world hockey ranking Hon Yam's opening goal paved way for team mates From NORMAN SIEBEL MELBOURNE, Wed. IMMEDIATELY after Singapore had beaten Afghanistan in the second of their Group A matches in the Olympic hockey tournament today they sang
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    MALAYA META KENYA TEAM| PLA YING AT TBEIR BEST
    496 16 MALAYA META KENYA TEAM PLA YING AT TBEIR BEST had not had a look In. Singapore again had almost all the play after the interval but it brought them only one goal, In the 16th minute, well scored by Pennefather with a sharp-ly-angled drive from the right. Singapore had other
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    Crowd were all for Singapore
    532 16 OUR TEAM DID WELL, EVEN IN WATER POLO DEFEAT CINGAPORE teams had a satisfactory day in the Olympics today. The Hockey team beat Afghanistan 5-0, the Basketball team beat Thailand 62-50 for their first victory and the young Water Polo team pui up a stouthearted
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      605 16 400 METRES (First three In each heat into second round) Heat 1: 1. Louis Jones (US) 48.1 sec; 2. Murray Cockburn (Canada) 49.0; 3. Abdullah Khan (Pak) 49.0; 4. Kons tan tine Oratchev (Rus) 49.0; 5. Bayene Legsse (Ethiopia) 50.7. Kanji Akaga (Jap) was disqualified for running outside the
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      PENTATHLON
      29 16 Team championship: 1. Russia 13.645.5 points; 2. U.S. 13,401; 3. Finland 13,185.5. Individual: 1. Lars Hall (Sweden) 4,833; 2. Olavl Mannonen (Pin.) 4.774; 3. Valno Korhonen (Pin.) 4,750.
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      BASKETBALL
      44 16 Group C (for places 9-121 Singapore 62, Thailand SO; Formosa 86, Australia 73. Group O (places 9-12 > Japan 83, Korea 67. Group A (semifinal): Uruguay 80, Chile 73, Philippines 65. Prance 58. Group n (semlflnnli- Russia 66, Bulgaria Mi, U.S. 113, Brazil 51.
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      HOCKEY
      18 16 Group A: Singapore S, Afghanistan 0: India 16, United States 0. Group B: Malaya 1. Kenya 1.
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      25 16 First Round: Group A: Rumania 4, Australia 2, Yugoslavia 3. Russia 2 Group B: U.S. 5. Britain 3. Group C: Germany 5. Singapore 1.
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    MUCH TOO FAST FOR OUR ANNIE
    51 16 FEDERATION'S Annie Choong (second from left) is left behind in her 100 metres heat. The winner is Galina Popova (No. 508), of Russia. in 11.6 sec. Catherine Capdeville (extreme, left). of France, is second with Inge Fuhrmann (right). of Germany. third A P radio
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    Rahim beat one home
    90 16 Rahim beat one home MELBOI THE Federal A nnder-5 ter mile mad, to< fifth in a the heal Metros B( Stadium. leaders for metres bui steam an fl«htin 8 h. kfautoins to The winn trahan i popper W h fourth mai bwmbouri Ahmad In runner Rahii Johnson ol could only
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      15 16 IN PAGE 14 Epsom Jeep's Ten to Follow. More Olympic reports. Piruz back from India
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