The Straits Times, 19 December 1956

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    21 1 aveb ace iTTTri i miium sale iueem The Straits Times tittup New*** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1956 15 CENTS
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    THE WORSE-than-RED PERIL
    236 1 WE DON T WANT INDEPENDENCE MARRED* Retiring British Adviser gives a warning against communalism Blood may flow if... JiMIORF. HAHIU\ i ue*. Mcrdcka could be marred by [pourings of blood" unless Malaya itself of eommunilism. warning was n the Johore state today by the Bri;riser, Mr. D.
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    Lock icon KIDNAPPED OFFICER: 'SET -HIM FREE OR...' THREAT
    301 1 KIDNAPPED OFFICER: 'SET -HIM FREE OR... THREAT Stock well's hint on Egyptian prisoners IJORT SAID, Tues.— 1 The Anglo-French force commander, Lt.Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell, gave a strong hint today that British troops may take Egyptian prisoners out of Egypt with them if a kidnapped British officer, 2/Lt. Anthony Moorhouse.
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    16 SOLDIERS INJURED IN LANDSLIDE
    216 1 16 SOLDIERS INJURED IN LANDSLIDE IPOH, Tuesday. SIXTEEN British and Gurkha troops were injured, eight seriously, during a landslide at the Cameron Highlands road this evening. i The troops were in an armoured car of the 15/19 Hussars and a truck of 1 6 Gurkha Rifles which crashed about 200
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    Lock icon Children killed at stadium
    55 1 TOKYO, Tues.— Police said today that two children were killed and seven others seriously injured when the roof of a roller skating stadium in Haboro (Hokkaido) collapsed under the weight of a heavy snowfall. Pcfice said about 50 child- j ren were playing in the j
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    Lock icon MAGYARS GET BIG WELCOME HOME
    280 1 MAGYARS GET BIG WELCOME HOME BUDAPEST, Tues.— Hundreds of cheering Hungarian sports fans today welcomed their country's depleted Olympic team back to the capital they left last month at the height of the national uprising. Crowds waited for more than an hour and a halt in chilling winter log to
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    Lock icon 400 'rebels' arrested
    37 1 BUDAPEST, Tues.—Hungary's Communist Government announced today it had arrested nearly 400 "rebels and criminals" in the past 24 hours in a new attempt to stamp out "counter-revolutionaries." Mass trials are expected to follow.— UP.
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    Lock icon Big debate
    36 1 PARIS, Tues. The National Assembly today began a four-day debate on foreign policy which is due to end on Friday after a demand by the Premier. Mr. Mollet, for a vote of confidence.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Brighton students fete Razak
    176 1 LONDON, Tues. Dato Abdul Razak, the Federation Education Minister, was the guest of honour at the annual dinner of Malayan students in Brighton last night. A spokesman of the Malayan Commission here said today that Dato Abdul Pazak told about 80 students, most of whom are
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    FIRE in GIANT PLANE AT AIRPORT
    127 1 AN ENGINE of a giant Pan-American Stratoclipper A caught fire at Singapore Airport yesterday and for five minutes there was danger of a blaze threatI ening other planes. Thirty-eight passengers had boarded the four-englned plane. They Included the British Hißli Commissioner in India. Mr.
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    Lock icon Bigger navy
    25 1 TOKYO, Tues. Japan has ordered two 1,800 ton destroyers, making a total of nine destroyer-type ships in her slowly rebuilding navy. -A.P. 1
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    Lock icon Judge faints
    33 1 JAKARTA, Tues— The trial of a Dutch citizen, Hendrick Debraal, charged with subversion against Indonesia was indefinitely adjourned yesterday after the judge fainted during the testimony of a police inspector. U.P.
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    Round One to surgeons
    256 1 Three-hour operation in Sydney to save little Beng Lam's eyesigh t From MASSEY STANLEY Sydney, Tuesday here have won the first round in their fight to save the eyes of little Ang Beng Lam, the eight-year-old Singapore girl whose sight was threatened by a brain tumour.
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    Lock icon Peter moves on
    23 1 KATMANDU. Tues. Group Captain Peter Townsend left here for India in the eoursp of his round-the-world tour by car.— U.P
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    AIRWAYS MEN TO STRIKE
    82 1 AIRWAYS MEN TO STRIKE THE 600-strong Malayan Airways Local Employees' Union has decided to so on strike because the company has not given a "satisfactory" reply to its 51.000,000 "goodwill remuneration" claim. The strike date will be decided at a general meeting of the union to be held tomorrow. The
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    Boyd meets Tengku, Lim
    394 1 Boyd meets Tengku, Lim From RONALD BAXTER ONDON, Tues. The two Chief Ministers from Malaya and the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Lennox Boyd, today took part in their most imimportant talks yet. Tengku Abdul Rahman. the Federation Chief Ministor, was the first to call at the Colonial Otlicc at 11.30 a.m.
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 COLONY SHOOTINd l.hn Hoc. Chooi. M'lioiislv Mounded wlnu tun robbers shot him in ln'>>( and arm as he rv~ rirtrj them at Victoria I.irk. Singapore, early iliiv morning. KDKN AND IKE LONDON, Tw (old Commons In- wanted iiu-cthic with Kisfiilioui
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    'The gift of a son'
    116 2 THIS PHOTO FROM SINGAPORE WON FIRST PRIZE IN A WORLD CONTEST STRAITS photographer Sam Kai rave's were not the only Singapore photographs to win anawar^ in the 1956 Best Press Photographs of the Year Competition in London. This is also a Singapore picture and it
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    Last pay-out by the Japanese
    481 2  -  HALL ROMNEY PoWs, INTERNEES CAN'T EXPECT ANY MORE From LONDON, Tuesday. REPLY to a question in the House of Commons indicates that British ex-prisoners of war and internees are about to receive their last share of compensation from Japanese sources and cannot expect any larger
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    HOW, WOMEN 00 THEIR SHOPPING IN NIGHTIES
    128 2 HOUSTON. (Texas). Tues. Women went shopping here yesterday with just a dressing gown over their nightclothes all they need to wear for America's newest drive-through grocery. Customers never need to leave their cars. A shopping basket is clipped to the driver's door, and
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    Lock icon Swiss expel Hungarian spy leader
    86 2 BERNE. Tues. A memb*] of the Hungariai who remained I Informing th( 8 ernmrnt he back to Hungary was p: pelled toda; His expulsion ramc after the dtecovi of asp rinc working against Switzerland and a neighbouring counti probably Austria Several people are undo. arrest.
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    12 die in crash
    21 2 PHOENIX Twelve peoi yesterday when which the> plowed ir.t. Speeding v a level skirt* of the citj
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    Gold seized
    18 2 MANILA customs seized an Illegal R old bars v" $000 000 aboard Kong-bound UiNlcoUM M«rs* AI
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    Lock icon Ike, Nehru begin secret talks
    237 2 GETTYSBURG, Tues.— vl President Eisenhower and the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, drove here together from Washington yesterday and went straight to th P President's farm to start their four-day talks on world affairs. Their discussions are expected to cover the world situation In the
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    Lock icon Cable flashes G.I. BRIDE HAS TRIPLETS -AGAIN
    136 3 Cable flashes G.I. BRIDE HAS TRIPLETS -AGAIN YORK, Tues.— G.l. bndp Mi>. Francos Blankrnship. 37. has given birth <rcond set of tri- The new babies are all The first triplets. one of whom died, wor" born four years ago. The ton are a boy and a <y it is a
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    REBEL ex-LABOUR M.P. HITS AT FOSTER DULLES
    140 3 ld\in>\ Tues.— A former I ihour M.P. said today th.it the perfid> of (John I ii>tcr Dulles over S.n has made Machiavplli look likr i N.iint." Mr Minlev Kvans. who rrM^nrd his seat because of divorcement over Labour's Suez policy, said in ,i
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    BRITAIN FLIES A STRANGE CONTRAPTION'
    88 3 BRITAIN FLIES A STRANGE CONTRAPTION' LONDON, Tues British aviation engineers today eased th e veil of secrecy around a five-jet plane combining fast forward speeds with the ability to take off and land vertically. Newspapers hailed the plane the SC-1 as putting Britain ahead of the Inited States and Russia
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    Lock icon Army 'bull' is on the way out
    241 3 COMMITTEES REPORT ON IRKSOME DISCIPLINARY PRACTIG M>sf commanding officers 'very sensible about this matter' wh? eh the U'Lroffi mc di 9c 1 i P |in »'-y Prices SS3, £2?* decided to cli and have come in for a good deal of criticism. The
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    Eden faces major Commons test
    103 3 .R ANTHONY EDEN—pictured here with Mr. R. A. Butler, who has been acting as Prime Minister— on his return from a threeweek holiday in Jamaica. Political circles in London regard Sir Anthony's position as Premier as being in the balance. He was due to meet
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    A champ's children take the count TAXMAN WANTS THEIR CASH
    131 3 A champ's children take the count TAXMAN WANTS THEIR CASH WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE trust funds which ex-heavyweight champion Joe Louis set up for his two children must go to pay tax claims, judicial authorities decided here The reason: Louis was insolvent and heavily indebted to the Income Tax Department when
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    Head elephant man dies
    50 3 LONDON, Tues. Malayaborn Mr. Philip Fernandez, head elephant keeper at Belle Vue Zoo, Manchester, for many years, has died in a Manchester hospital at the age of 68. He recently claimed that he had walked 20.000 miles alongside elephants giving rides to children at the zoo.
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    34 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Government and the British-owned Assam Oil Co. have agreed to form a new company to carry out exploration for, and production of, oil in Assam. Reuter. I
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    LONDON STOCKS
    278 3 LONDON, Tueo. Cloeing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were LOANS Consols £50 9' 16 Funding 4. £85 9/16 —1 16 War Vu r £69 BANKS Men an tie (£5 1 *3 29 32 1 32 Eastern £5» £6 +1/16 Chartered (£1) 33 Hongkong ($125)
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    TIN
    23 3 IXJNDON. Tues. Ca«h *>uyerB £795. sellers £787 forward buyers £777 V Mlers £780. Settlement £788. Turnover am. 225 tons p.m. 30 ton-
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    RUBBER
    33 3 LONDON. Tues. Spot 31 \d Feb. 31\d.. Mar. 31 ad. April-June 31'<, d. July-Beot in\d. On Dec r?o d. Jan. r.i.f. 31\d Feb. elf 31 ',d, M«r. c.l.f. 31d. i Tone Easy.
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    Lock icon U.N. TO USE BRITISH SALVAGE FLEET
    263 3 U.N. TO USE BRITISH SALVAGE FLEET PORT SAID, Tues.— r Maj.-Gen. E. L. M. Burns, the U.N. commander, and Lt.-Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, the U.N. canal clearance chief, have agreed to recommend that British and French crews be used in opening the Suez Canal, British naval authorities said last night.
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    Lock icon Boat seized
    34 3 TOKYO, Tues. Coastguard officials said today that a Philippines patrol boat seized a 99-ton Japanese tuna fishing boat with a crew of 22' last night and towed it to Luzon Island. Reuter.
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    28 3 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's fourth international trade fair, to be held here next year has 564 more applications for exhibit space than can be filled. A.P.
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    REASONABLE GROUNDS FOR POLICE RAW?
    535 4 SPECIAL BRANCH MAN WAS GIVEN SOME NAMES AND TOLD: 'ARREST THEM' Defence lawyer's query over swoop on union premises during riots niD the police have "reasonable grounds" to raid the premises of a branch of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union in Bukit Timah
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    Govt. House party for children
    86 4 THE CHILDREN of Government House employees had their annual Christmas party yesterday at which the Governor, Sir Robert Black, and Lady Black were present. They staged a concert of 18 items which included dances and comical sketches. Th e Social Wel- fare Department ifctri butecl
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    European group 'not political party'
    210 4 WOMEN SECTION APPROVED T»HE British European x Association in Singapore will not be a political party nor will it affiliate itself to any political party. The association's position In the political field was clarified at its first general meeting by the chairman. Mr. A.F. Thorne
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    POLICE HOLD FIVE AFTER ROBBERY
    185 4 WITHIN 30 minutes of an armed robbery i a rub*f ber estate at Jurong Road, Singapore', last night police caught a car and detained five men. A farmer's wife. Tau Nooi Huay. 40. was robbed of $200 In cash and several thousand dollars worth of
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    Film made on work of trade unionism
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Federation Government Ministers and planting employers bad a preview today of the Malaya Film Unit's production "Doing Nicely Thank You"— a film on the work of the National Union of Plantation Workers. The union spent about 512.000 on the film
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    No tax returns — two fined
    56 4 No tax returns two fined Two businessmen pleaded guilty in the Singapore City Court yesterday to charges of failing to submit their income tax returns for 1955 and 1956. The owner of Leong Radio Co., Leong Kucn, was fined $650 on the charges and Cheong Tuck Kee. a partnrr in
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    'Hobo Night' at YWCA
    29 4 Memtx Y\\c\ SquaJ will fir Jor their Night- part Quay, on Fi Proci admission p each Will b Year treat of St And:: Hospital On
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    Judge's holiday
    16 4 Mr. Just.,-. Justice B n Whjatt, mandu, M< holiday tner turn to the < night
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    Music exam
    26 4 The written examination for the Associated Beard of the Royal Schools of Music, London, will be held In Singapore on Saturday. March 9, 1957.
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    SPEAK OUT ON POLITICS CHRISTIANS ARE TOLD
    169 4 SPEAK OUT ON POLITICS CHRISTIANS ARE TOLD /CHRISTIANS should Vmake their voices heard on civil and political issues. Bishop of Singapoit, the Rt. Rrv H W Baines. Writing in "The c the St. Ancir. 1 tthednl magazine, th? B: Christians to creat< public opinion and see is done on the
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    NowPenang may ban Rose's pythons
    174 4 PENANO, Tues. Malaya's strip-tease Queen. "Lady Tarzan" Rose Chan, may not be allowed to fight pythons or other animals, when she returns to perform In P^iang at the end of the week. "If we find that Miss Chan intends to wrestle with animals which are
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    Kenny's parents prayed and boy at death's door grew well again
    302 5  - Kenny's parents prayed and boy at death's door grew well again TAN TOCK SAIK THE DOCTORS SHOOK THrn. mjqn BPT By GRAVELY the doc tors gathered round the cot of a little boy in the Singapore General Hospital and talked in whispers. Then they turned and told his anxious father:
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    Xmas music
    20 5 The Singapore Chamber Ensemble's Christmas concert will be held at the St. Andrew's Cathedral at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    POLICE PROBE FIGHT ON PADANG
    62 5 PENANG, Tues. A gang of about 30 rowdies set on a chingay party last night while it was practising on the Esplanade. Several Chinese youths were balancing flags on the padang when they were involved in an argument with the hooligans. The rowdies attacked the
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    Cora is 'Miss Malacca'
    34 5 The "Miss Malacca 1956" contest, the first of its kind in the Settlement, was won by Miss Cora Theseira. Runner-up was Miss Doreen Lee and Miss Gladys Tan v.as third.
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    THE WONDER LAD A MIRACLE SAVED
    27 5 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD Kenny Scow. the boy who was saved by "a miracle" plays with a ball in the garden. Straits Times picture.
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    SPEAKER FOR JOHORE COUNCIL
    220 5 SPEAKER FOR JOHORE COUNCIL JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. —The Johore State Council is to have ft Speaker presiding at meetings for the first time, instead of the Mentri Besar. The date of his appointment was not mentioned when the council approved a motion to amend its standing rules to enable the
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    Voice aircraft will be 'angels in the sky'
    218 5 CAROLS irom the air— ihat is Kuala Lumpur s share of. the big plans for Christmas now being drawn up by the R.A.F. and Australian and New Zealand air forces. Voice aircraft, returning from routine operations over Kuala Lumpur will broadcast tape
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    Prices: 'Follow the Federation' plea
    145 5 MR. LEE CHOON ENG, Legislative Assemblyman for Queenstown wants the Singapore Government to follow the Federation's example In compiling a price list of all essential commodities to protect the public against profiteering. Mr. Lee will ask the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M.
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    Councillor acquitted
    67 5 SEGAMAT, Tues. Chfa Chin Koon. 83-year-old Johore State Councillor and secretary of the Segamat branch o f the MCA was acquitted today without his defence being cailrd in the Sessions Court' here on a charge of making a gjj to have made a false statement ti< assist a
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      291 5 POLICE BAND: Public con- Balestler Road— motorUt-s selfcert Esplanade Gardens, 6 p.m. repair class 7.30 p.m. to 7 r£ SOCIAL WELFARE: Christmas •> 1 1 t r v CLUB- Weeklv P 8 for underprivileged children, ROTARY CLUB. «««*'> Prinsep Street, centre. 5 p.m. luncheon meeting Christmas cLOTHFMi SHOP at St.
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    Centre party
    30 6 The Kampong Silat Community Centre will give a Christmas party to all its members' and their children at No. 6 Silat Crescent, Singapore, at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    14 expat officers given notice
    281 6 'WE DON'T NEED YOU ANY MORE' 'pHE Singapore Government has told 14 expatriate officers that their services will no longer be required when Malayanisation takes effect on Jan. 1. The rest of the 416 expatriate" civil servants have been offered continued employment for periods varying
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    'DULL' WOMAN BANDIT TO DIE FOR CARRYING HAND GRENADE IN POUCH
    184 6 'DULL' WOMAN BANDIT TO DIE FOR CARRYING HAND GRENADE IN POUCH SEREMBAN, Tues TOW MUI FONG, a year-old woman, who Joined the terrorist organisation after her husband had deserted her was today sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Neal in the Seremban Hifh Court. Low. described by her counsel, Mr.
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    SPEEDING SOLDIER WHO KILLED FOUR IS FINED $1,000
    191 6 SPEEDING SOLDIER WHO KILLED FOUR IS FINED $1,000 KAJANG, Tuesday. A BRITISH soldier convicted here today of causing A the death of four women by a negligent act was fined $1,000 or six months' Jail. He was given a week to pay the fine. Ptc Gordon Francis William Hall of
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    Teachers' tour
    31 6 Headmasters of eight Government and Govern-ment-aided English secondary schools in Singapore yesterday visited six Army unit s in the island to see the British and Malayan soldiers at work.
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    Having fun with stars? Well, hardly
    142 6 Two minds, one spot: soon it got too hot FOH, Tues.— A fortuneteller assaulted an astrologer when they vied for a favoured spot in the People's Park here, the Magistrate's Court was told today. The fortune-teller, Chung Kal Choon pleaded guilty to assaulting the
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    Murder bid—youth found beaten up in drain
    138 6 Murder bid— youth found beaten up in drain A 17-year-old hawker. Neo Eng, was found by a police patrol lying unconscious with multiple Injuries in a drain In Woodlands Road, Singapore, at about 12.20 a.m. yesterday. The police patrol was investigating a reported riot in the vicinity, when they came
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    JOHORE FACES DEFICIT IN 1957
    168 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Johore will be workIng on a deficit budget next year, Dato Wan Idris, the Mentri Besar, told the Council of State this morning. He said the recent Increases in Government salaries and the loss of revenue from the Currency Surplus Fund were
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    Doctor cleared
    54 6 Dr. Chong Poh Kong, who appeared in a Singapore traffic court yesterday on a summons charge of failing to conform to a traffic halt sign while driving a car at the Junction of Ken* Lee Road and Tnomson Road on March 6 last, was acquitted and discharged without
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      86 6 RADIO MALAYA *Preffraaunea thai marked can be received by listeners In Malacca Short wave 49 A 41m. Medium wave 476 m., 343 m., 366 m. and 279 m. P.M. M.oo Wednesday Serenade; M.30 News: *1.45— 2.00 Three Or More; 6.00 Programme Summary; 8.02 6.65 Mall Bag; *6.56 Singapore Share Market
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    FIVE COLONY SCHOOLS MAY CLOSE SOON
    242 7 Sponsors reluctant to take full aid from Government 'We don't want to be controlled 5 piVE big Singapore Chinese schools built at a cost of about $5 million may be closed next year. They have 7,500 pupils. The reason is that the Hokk i
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    Tanker on her maiden trip
    60 7 A new 30,000-ton tanker Savina which was built in innoshima, Japan, is expected in Singapore today on her maiden voyage. The local agents for the Liberian r registered Savina said the ship would stay in the Colony for a few hours to take on bunkers,
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    Opened—2 new post agencies
    36 7 Opened— 2 new post agencies The Postmaster General, Malaya, announced yesterday the opening of two new postal agencies in Singapore. They are at the 7V 2 milestone, Tampines Road, and at 4} milestone Bukit Timah Road.
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    Death fall
    22 7 A labourer, Ng Yang Hee, 60. died in fall from a lorry while at work m Robertson Quay, Singapore, yesterday.
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    ASIAN 'SCHWEITZER9 WILL BRING HEALTH TO WILDS OF SIBU
    206 7 ASIAN 'SCHWEITZER 9 WILL BRING HEALTH TO WILDS OF SIBU Dr. Ding returns with a wife and a mission YEN YEARS ago a prorr A Chinese School, Sir first Methodist Crusade America. Now Dr. Ding Lik Kiu, 36, has returned to the Colony with science and medical degrees and an
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    Magic show for children
    58 7 Mr. Jimmy Choo, the Singapore amateur magician, will give two performances today— one for leper children at Trafalgar Home at 3 p.m. and the other for orphans at Kinloss Mess. Orange Grove -Road, at 5 p.m. He will also give a show at the Telok Aver
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    Minister gets bad news
    60 7 Mrs. P.M. Thomas, the mother of Singapore's Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, died in England on Monday after an operation. She was more than 70 years old. Mrs. Thomas, who lived In Gloucestershire, went to a Cheltenham hospital about a week ago for
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    New councillors
    43 7 The Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, yesterday appointed eight hew City Councillors. They are Messrs. Leslie Rayner, J. R. McDougall, Lee Chiew Wing, Tan 800 Teck, Sect Leong Seng, Theo Leijssius, Abdul Hamid bin Allwie and Miss Wee Kiat Neo.
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    BOSSES BLAMED
    239 7 TUC chief says Ford denies workers 9 right to organise THE president of the Singapore Trades Union Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan, yesterday said that the real cause of the dispute between the Ford Motor Co. of Malaya and its employees' union, was the management's refusal to recognise the
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    World war souvenir
    57 7 PENANO, Tues—An origjnal armorial shield of "D" (Chinese, Co., 3rd Battalion. Straits Settlements Voluntcer Force (Penang and Province Wclleslcy Volunteer Corps), was on display when "old soldiers" of the company neld their annual re-union ''^/sKJe 1 of three salvaged after the last war— is now in the
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    N.C.O. is back in the ranks
    165 7 N.C.O. is back in the ranks KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Cpl. Keith Edward Carpenter, 22, of the Royal Signals, Malaya Command Signals Squadron, was today reduced to the ranks and ordered to forfeit two months' pay by a district court martial here. He had pleaded guilty to three charges of allowing
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    7 more for U.K. courses
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR Tues The first member of the National Association of Womens Institutes in Maiaya to be sent for six months' training in England. 24--year-old Che Kamsiah blnte Ibrahim, returned to Kuala Lumpur by air today She was met by the Sec-retary-Organiser of N.A.W.I. M..
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    123 8 U Word* tip {.minimum). THOMAS: MRS. P. M— Dearly loved mother of Honourable Mr. Francis Thomas and Eng, at Cheltenham on 17-12-56. Deeply regretted. MADAM LIM GEK LIAN NEO •ged 51 years, wlf e of Mr. Wee Teow Poh Manager of Chung Khlaw Bank Ltd., i North] Bianch). passed
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Dec. 19, 1956. Japan Joins The U.N.
    616 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Dec. 19, 1956. Japan Joins The U.N. Japan will become today the 80th member of the I United Nations. Her admission is certain. The vote of 1 the General Assembly may even be unanimous, for there i was no opposition in the Security Council last
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    Fair Prices
    302 8 Who is to blame for the rising prices? In their anxiety to escape the odium of responsibility, both the Federation Government and the trading community have overstated their respective cases. The Government maintains that its new taxation has caused increases in only a few items. Smoked salmon, detergents,
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    The Untrained
    244 8 What is to be the future of the 400 temporary teachers in the Colony who were recruited when there was a shortage of qualified teachers? The Singapore Alliance of Teachers, which represents them, quite understandably is of the view that temporary teachers, trained or untrained, should be retained
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    MEN AGAINST THE SEA
    1536 8  - MEN AGAINST THE SEA LLOYD MORGAN Shipwrecked, they cheated death by ■MM not fully Thes, or n "■"•'osf at s stot^nts 0 mt l 2£ "•'"We infor regards f/, e pjy cfco/ogica/, p/lysico/ a d C/In W| of survival. THE chroniclers of sea sagas will accord a high place to
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      These alien fruits
      109 8 pHARLEY CHOY seems to be very amused over the request of the Federation's Minister of Agriculture to Malayans to eat more Malayan fruits so that millions of dollars could be saved a year for the good of this country. This request of the Minister, in Charley Choy's
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      What future for W.D. workers?
      115 8 NO public body appears to have given serious thought to tht problems facing the Federation's 10.000 War Department employees after Merdeka. Retrenchment now seems to be inevitable. It is heartening to note however, that Singapore's Chief Minister has in mind the future of th e
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    Danger from sharks
    233 8 I "17IVID descriptions of encounters with sharks and I T other biting fish have been published from time I I to time. Critchley (1943) has given a graphic account I of the sufferings of men on Carley floats In tropical climates who were exposed to the attacks
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    MISSING' GIRL FOUND AT WORK
    105 9 MISSING' GIRL FOUND AT WORK T\N pOH BEE, the ate 18-year-old ißirl from Sitiawan wu missing since ;t Thursday, was yesfound staying i friend In Kirn oad in Singapore Mr. Tan Say culony merchant her there, told Times: "She > Chun* Cheng nool. Mid me she was did not let
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    Praise for a riot hero
    174 9 TRIED TO SAVE VICTIM i NGAPORE coron-j court yesterday tided a police for a gallant to help a riot tim amid a hostile crowd. Inspector Ong Eng j g traffic police who I re twice to disperse Spring Street on C iest was on a
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    Christmas treat
    29 9 The Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society is giviag a Christmas treat for underprivileged children of Bedok village at the Bedok Methodist Church hall at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Bribe evidence only 'a meagre mite,' admits prosecution
    415 9 Bribe evidence only 'a meagre mite, admits prosecution CASE WITHDRAWN: ARMY CIVILIAN OFFICER FREED fHE prosecution in a corruption case admitted in a Singapore court yesterday that its evidence amounted to only "a meagre mite." Saying this, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. A. V. Winslow, withdrew a charge against an
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    TOM TWO ARROWS COMING SOON
    70 9 TOM TWO ARROWS COMING SOON KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Red Indian, "Tom Two Arrows," otherwise known as Mr. Thomas Dorsey, will arrive here from America in mid-February to perform Indian war dances for Boy Scouts. His visit has been organised by the Federation Boy Scouts Association for the combined centenary
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    LALINE DANCES FOR THE CENSORS
    231 9 SHE WIGGLES TO WIN A PERMIT TO STAY OVER CHRISTMAS I s "CMVE years ago Mexi-=-T can belly dancer Laline Francis danced for ex-King Farouk of Egypt. He gave her a E $45,000 diamond ring. E Yesterday she danced for the Singapore Con- troller of
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    "Thank you' by music group
    57 9 Miss Pauline Cheng will present a gift from the Singapore Recorded Music Society to Brother Ignatius, brother director of St. Joseph's Institution, during the interval of the society's weekly recital programme at the school hall tomorrow night. The gift is In appreciation of the help
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    Rubber men try new lines
    241 9 CHANGE OF NAME AND BUSINESS nuBBER companies which have sold out their estates in Malaya c to build powder magazines for ships, operate a farm in England and take shares in a film for manufacturing aircraft accessories. Malay United Rubber Estates Ltd. has changed its
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    GOLD MINE ROW: ACCORD NEAR
    106 9 'Large measure of agreement' RAUB, Tuesday. A SETTLEMENT may soon be reached between the management of the Bukit Korman gold mine and 500 strikers. "A substantial measure oi agreement has been reached between the parties." the Deputy Commissioner of Labour Pahang, Mr. E. O. Waller
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    40 years with same firm
    85 9 40 years with same firm NEVER the kind of man to wander from one Job to another, Mr. Ang Boon Tuan, 61, retires from the shipping firm of Mansfield and Co. in Singapore at the end of this month, after 49 years' service. Mr. Ang joined the firm at the
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    First night with beguiling Annarosa
    145 9 rE young Italian pianist Annarosa Taddei showed good musicianship and fine interpretative qualities in her recital last night at the Victoria Memorial Hall. She was especially pleasing In the early Italian work Sonata No. 4 by Pewettl. In the Waldstein Sonata by Beethoven, she played
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    HORSE-OWNER DIES IN HOSPITAL
    132 9 IPOH, Tuesday. ANE of the best-known personalities in Malayan turf and sports circles. Mr. Chan Lai Hong, 43 died this afternoon at Batu Gajah Hospital, where he had been a patient for nearly a month. Mr. Chan owned a string of race horses and served In
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    New face in council
    58 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Inche Mansor bin Hajl Bakrl took his seat in the Johore Council of State today and for the first time the council had a representative of the Malay Chamber of Commerce. Inche Mansor was nominated in place of Dato Won? Shee Pun, who
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    Rotary talk
    28 9 Mr. John Lloyd, secretary of the Children's Society, will speak at the Singapore Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow. The subject: "Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven."
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    Dies in crash
    31 9 A pedestrian, Musawal bin Hassan, 38, wa« fatally injured when he was knocked down by a car near the 7 3 4 milestone East Coast Road, Singapore, yesterday.
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    A 'WHITE LIE' AIDED MERCY MISSION
    153 9 A 'WHITE LIE' AIDED MERCY MISSION AN R.A.F. doctor, who recently parachuted into Christmas Island in answer to an SOS, said on his return to Singapore yesterday that, but for a white lie, his plane would probably not have reached its destination. He is F/O John Wilkinson (below) of the
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    Grounded ship still fast
    67 9 The 4,153-ton Danish ship Kirsten Skou which went aground 30 miles from Jakar. ta 20 days ago is still fast. Singapore agents for the ship said that the latest in- formation received from the master of the stranded vessel was that a storm which sprang up
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    Banks will help if Govt wants loan for development
    184 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. LEADING banks in the Federation would rally to the «upport of the Government If it decided to float loans to finance its $1,000 million development plan, the Straits Times was told today. The spokesman of a prominent bank
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    INSURANCE CO. EXPLAINS
    273 10 has some cows," he claimed. He said that following the accident two years ago. his company had offered Padayachi $4,000 in amicable settlement but this was rejected. As she had taken legal proceedings, he added, the firm could not give her an ex-gratia payment "on principle." The
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    Xmas tree rush
    28 10 PENANG. Tues. There is a big rush for artificial Christmas trees here now because the Botanic Gardens will not allow its trees to be cut.
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    KELONG MEN HAVE TIME TO RUN
    137 10 DAD weather warnings are given 24 to 36 hours ahead "ample time" for kelong dwellers to get to safety, said Mr. I. G. John, director of Singapore meteorological service yesterday. But they must "heed our advice" if they want to cut their death tolls
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    Study tour of America
    69 10 KOTA BHARTT. Tues. The Kelantan State Information Officer, Inchp Ibrahim Izzudin bin Yusoff. is leaving Singapore at the end of this month on an educational visit to the United States. He will spend two months there on a leadership grant under the international educational exchange programme,
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    15 cooks prepare rice for 5,500
    84 10 15 cooks prepare rice for 5,500 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Fifteen cooks are working together in a huge kitchen at Semenyih, South Selangor, preparing rice four time* a day for the Tillage's 5,500 inhabitants. The central cooking scheme was introduce! on Monday. The villagers eat 2,700 katis of rice a day
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    Cash shortage hits show
    46 10 PENANG, Tues. Lack of funds has limited entries for the Municipal Centenary decorated vehicles parade to be held on the night of Jan. 1. "We have only eight entries," Mr. Cheah Seng Khim, chairman of the organising committee, told the Straits Times.
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      185 10 Straits Times Crossword IH "2"! s pn Bl. v 1 !i rp"j 2A i 1 iii 1 1 _HlBii@lbzßli__lZ SpZSZ^ZIZSZBZIS ACROSS 1 Leas than nine stones in a ring (13). 8 Part of some plant maybe (7). 9 Example a rag man (7). 11 Part of this vehicle faces backwards
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      135 10 14 He should govern on straight lines (5). 15 Nimble, but mostly delicate (5). 17 Vehicle sounds to have a very good appearance! (8, 3). 19 Descriptive of lace, shawls, and chestnuts (7). 21 Springing up not without odour (7). 24 Cut out for the chef (5). 26 Nothing to
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    Twilight of Soviet Communism THE YOUNG RUSSIAN IS CRAVING FOR HIS FREEDOM
    1342 11  - Twilight of Soviet Communism THE YOUNG RUSSIAN IS CRAVING FOR HIS FREEDOM Alexandre Metaxas This is the first of a swii of articles on Russia's g awakening. The writer is a Russian-speaking French journalist W recently back from the Soviet Union. J r By Soviet regime provides its young people
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      345 11 Cutting wed? MM. f ,m£jk yjp^P .^sMpMagSa^B livv^M a^F TLt^WsSKa^s^^ Mfl^X V BK^H^jftr^B^HlnV*^^Bl B^sT I\\ '^EH Sfcial Ly Many of this year's brides are solving the wedding present lems of their friends in this simple manner the bride unates a store, to which she indicates her choice of the many
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      North Borneo Stamp
      223 12 rE Olympic Games no doubt gave a great impetus to the keen collectors of Firsi Day Covers and, now the next issue to which we turn our attention is the recent North Borneo Commemoratives. This deals with the 75th anniversary of the granting of the charter. The
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      Name Santa's Gifts to win a prize
      267 12 Dear Boys and Cirls. There was a record number of entries for th» jumbled cities contest where the printer had been taking liberties with the spelling. Most of you were very clever about it and it was extremely difficult to choose the w»n-
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      ADRIFT AT SEA
      736 12 The four Scouts go out in a boat. The engine breaks down and they drift away from the shore. The day is almost gone and they realise that no-one knows they are out. Now read on. T*HE boys sat and look- ed at each other bleakly. They
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      HANG THESE ON YOUR TREE
      91 12 ¥l£fl£ are some simple decorations for your Christmas n tree. Trace the outlines of the Santa Claus, bell and star on a piece of white drawing paper. Then cut out three copies of each. Fold down the centres as marked by the dotted line and
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      31 12 Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Owh Civb and tend me a badge. I am enclosing six C.C.C. coupons and a stamped sell -addressed envelope. Name ■.<.•.;..•.. .1 Addreu
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      515 12 Btaulilul Yang Kirtifn 'avowitt concubine r.i the tmperor Ming Huang ol the fang Dynasty 9 uicd la diner (or him on an emerald qrttn f"4 t disk at til* Pilace ol Eternal Yoirtk. Equally S the killed kervell to Hop a mutiny which I trCj. had bee* caused by the
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Tiger roaming the bush caused wave of terror
    1281 13 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Tiger roaming the bush caused wave of terror LJANTANOOLA I Shock for snipe shooters who stumbled on answer 1 4 TALL, raw-boned youth jjazed sleepily round no hi c v through the South Australian countryside ezrW™ rBC J gg d |ate 18 9O'«. Horror came to
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      10 13 M THE NUDES I I OF PIERRE m RENOIR W
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      152 13 /f*».v 3ioryan. 3M.D. Deeply in lave r ~tE9. AND TUAT 1~1l |^f AND >OU KNEW \l I MOKE THAN KNEW T LOOK, WINSLAP6 DOWT V THERE 5 OJZ V? BP^ fMOe MV FIKST J V^L *WIE THEN ?)l HER, PR. MO«6AN LET THS STDBY &ET AKOvhD 1 TWIN 6 ABOUT
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    PROFIT-TAKERS EASE RUBBER PRICE ON QUIET LOCAL MART
    349 14 By Our Market Correspondent pROFIT-TAKING and lack of real oversea orders brought the price of rubber down in Singapore yesterday and January first grade buyers f.o.b. closed at $I.lo| per pound. This was 1£ cents less than on Monday. The premium on
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    224 14 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "Trading xas generally quiet in all sections Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday:—Gammon $1.98; W. Hammer $1.52 1a; Henr> Waugh $1.60; Malayan Cement $1.66'^; Metal Box $1.65; Robinson Co. ords $1.65: Straits Steamship $15; Wearne Bros $3 x
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    163 14 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; Dec. $27';; buyers, $28>* sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $424 sellers drum $46 < 2 sellers. Pepper: steady; no business reported done; Muntok white $123, Sarawak $122, special Sarawak black $86 < all up $2i. Singapore
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 14 January first rrade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $I.lo** per lb.. down IT* cents on Friday's closing priceThe closing tone was barely steady. Closing prices In cents per lb. yesterday were:OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 114, sellers 115; No. 1 R.S.S. Jan buyers
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    RUBBER CROPS
    35 14 The following November rubber crop* were harvested:— Ayer I Panaa 88,600 lb Glmealy 82.500 lb.: Kluant 62.500 lb.: Pajam 107.000 lb. Talisman 23,400 lb THnk Anaon 51,793 lb.; ana I lv Benut 38,500.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    196 14 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bayer.steln 1 2, President Adams 4 5. Agostino I Bertanl C.P.. Gorgon 67. Seiko I Maru 89, Bendoran 11, Bemvyvis 13 14. Autolycus 15 16, Thorstrand 18 Esan Maru 19 20, Larantuka N." Wall 4, Rawang
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    59 14 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS here today \f > subdued and M g£» were small and irr«,i were shelly ea.^ 8 ml, !ffV&* Bank of N.SW 55 Mount Lyell Hill Br s°0 ken Hi:; Mount mow:: Western "mi:,::. Ampol Ex. Oil Search Aust. Consofind" A.P.M Bradford b. mm*,,. Oourtaula Dunlop Hec. Zinr. Pelt
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    61 14 The Malayan Txclun,, d, Association changes in its rates to rrVv yestcrdav (all i Canada: bimi> K ll* O.D. 3l\V, credit bills. 3 P, trad. Sellinf T.T. oj Canada 31. On the fre, fxrhanfe nurk« Hon* Ron* ye. dollar was quoted at' 610" cash and 6.14' t for
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      368 14 i PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens for appointment as House-keeper (female). Zainab Girls' School, Kota Bharu, Kelantan early In January, 1957. Salary scale $223- Al4- 307/324 -Al4- 366 per mensem plus current C.O.L.A. Applicants may be appointed direct I 'o any point on the salary scale I
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      493 14 NOTICES fE METAL BOX COMPANY OF MALAYA LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore 1 MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN u an Interim Dividend of 6% ■ss 30% Income Tax) on acjnt of the year ending 31st of irrh. 1957, has been declared yable on the 17th of January S7 to Shareholders on the
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      651 14 NOTICES )VEJtN>IENT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE 3% 194« REHABILITATION LOAN 1962-1970 Notice to hereby given that the insfer register of the above Loan II be closed from 3 lit Dfcenrt 5 56 to 14th January 1957 both ys Inclusive, lor the preparation Interest Warrants. By Order I-he Hon«konr And
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      746 14 TENDERS TENDERS Tenders will be received up to noon 31.12.56 for making and supply and delivery of uniforms to Malayan R.N.V.R. Headquarters for the year commencing from 1 1 57 Specimen of uniforms may be Iseen and particulars of tender 'obtained, at the Offlce of the Malayan R.N.V.R. Headquarters, Telok
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    THERE IS STILL 20 TO 30 SECONDS FASTER TO GO in the 5,000 METRES
    1045 16  -  ROGER BANNISTER By MENTAL STRENGTH IS BECOMING WINNING FACTOR APART from the atmosphere of friendliness so A successfully created by Australia, there were two outstanding features of the Melbourne Games. First, the incessant, irresistible surge of
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    80 16 SYSC TO RUN A LEAGUE The Singapore Youth Sports Centre, In conjunction with the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation will run a basketball league in February. The league, which will be opened to all boys In Singapore, will be run In three divisions lower, middle and upper. The organisers expect
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    225 16 BIRMINGHAM, Tues. PETER WATERMAN (London retained bis British welterweight championship here last night when he beat former British lightweight champion, Frank Johnson (Manchester), who retired at the end of the tenth round with a damaged eye. This was Waterman's first defence of the
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    111 18 SEREMBAN, Tues.. HUNTERS Football Club of Mysore were held to a 2-2 draw by Negri Sembilan on the tion padang here today. Play was dull throughout and the Hunters were lucky not to have lost. They trailed 2-0 at one stage. Their forwards missed many scoring
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    54 18 GENEVA, Tues.— Hungary's National Junior football team last night announced its dlsbandment. with all its members having, apparently, decided to remain abroad individually. Latest news Is that they will separate, some remaining In Switzerland while others will go to various countries including Germany. Latin America, Belgium,
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    50 18 NEW YORK, Tues— Rocky Marciano, the retired world heavyweight champion, declared last night he would not return to the ring even If he was offered a million dollars. Marciano thus quashed rumours that he might return to the ring to fight Floyd Patterson In June. U.P.
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    501 18  -  V. P. NAYAGAM Cecilia may b« Ober Cap *«wpri«e* move BY INDIA'S SUPERIORITY IN SINGLES CONCEDED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MALAY A may make one change from the team which beat Hong Kong 6-1 when they meet India in the Asian Zone Final of the Über Cup
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    179 18 WATER POLO SQUABBLE WILL BE BEFORE SASA ON FRIDAY T»HE Singapore Amateur Swimming Association has A convened an emergency meeting to be held at the Chinese Swimming Club on Friday. At seven that evening, Hingapore's swimming ofnciaLwill study reports from tne manager of Singapore's Olympic
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    155 18 LONDON Tues. TIM PARKS, the M.C.C. and Sussex all-rounder who should have left London by air today for Johannesburg to rejoin his M.C.C. I teammates became ill shortly before the aircraft was due to leave. He was taken of! the plane which left without him. Parks,
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    68 18 PERTH Tues.— Queensland are In a strong position for victory over Western Australia after three days in the four -day Sheffield Shield match here. Helped by a knock of 83 from lefthand Test batsman Ken Mackay, Queensland scored 287 for four in their second innings after
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    63 18 IPOH, Tues.— Perak's rugby team to meet Selangor in an H.M.S. Malaya fixture here on Saturday is: Lee Kool Meng; M. R. Sabapathy D L. Anderson, Yau Seng Yoon V J. Grylls; Lool Kum Pak, H. C'Pigou (capt.); A. T. Shine, O. B. Allsop J.
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    63 18 DURBAN Tues. Natal, set to make 249 in 170 minutes to beat the M.C.C, had lost four wickets for 19 runs at tea on the final day of the match here today. M.C.C. declared at 150 for seven in their second innings soon after
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    123 18 PERTH, Tues RAMANATHAN KRISHNAN. the 19-year-old Indian tennis player whose form in the Davis Cup Interzone, final against the United States won praise, is likely to spend some tim e in Australia next year. Before leaving by air for Calcutta today ho said he hoped to
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