The Straits Times, 22 November 1957

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    26 1 LOT V V *v AVERACE PAtLY CERTIFIED SAKE EXf EEI»* SO. OOO f lie**"** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1957 15 CENTS
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    NEW STUDENT OUTBURST
    454 1 ISO DEFY HEAD, DEMONSTRATE IN SECOND PERAK TROUBLE TOWN 'We must support Chinese culture* banner: They scatter when riot squad arrives 'Strike' posters for school JPOH, Thurs.—Chinese students demonstrated today at Batu Gajah, 12 miles .south of here. About 200 pupils of the Yule Kwan middle school
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    TROUBLE CENTRES
    17 1 Ills Str.iit* Times map shows the towns where students have demonstrated in the past week.
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    'Resign or die' note sent to Minister
    383 1 OFFICIALS ARE ON 'BLACK LIST' L'UALA LUMPUR, A Thurs.— The Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, who has warned g .students to behave or face "swift retribution." received a n or die" threat lett« r today. 32-word, unsigned, note warns Inche
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    Lock icon Sputnik gift
    27 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia yesterday gave China 100 telescopes "for tracking earth satellites" in appreciation of data collected by the Chinese on the two Sputniks— A.P
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    PAP leader warns: Chance of a riot
    194 1 PAP leader warns: Chance of a riot Did not re-apply for jobs 'THE People's Action Party secretary-gen-eral, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday warned of serious consequences if the Singapore Harbour Board evicted its 150 dismissed workers from their quarters at the end of this month. He told the Chief Minister,
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    Lock icon Shipping is 'out of gear'
    103 1 The LONDON, Thurs. The Financial Times yesterday said that the rate of in. crease of world shipping fleets is now badly out of gear with world demand for shipping space. "World trade will eventually resume its upward movement and a small change in the demand
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    Lock icon Blind woman sees by wires in brain
    181 1 NEWARK. Thurs. A New Jersey woman, blind for 18 years, saw flashes of light in a recent hospital test in which wires were implanted in her brain, her doctor, Dr. John Button, a neurologist, disclosed here. He said that Miss Betty Hine, 35.
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    Lock icon Higher pensions
    45 1 LONDON. Thurs. The House of Commons last night passed a Bill to give effect to the Government's decision to increase pensions. Sinele people will get 50s i $21 1 a week instead of 40s and married couples 80s <$34) instead of 655. Reuter.
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    MALAYA IS EXPECTED TO SPEAK ON IRIAN
    352 1 No sides but a call for talks probable By HARRY MILLER KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federa- tion can be expected to I take part in the debate I on the West Irian issue now before the U.N. 1 General Assembly's political committee. But
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    Lock icon 'DIVISION' TO MOVE ON WEST IRIAN
    279 1 Indonesian censure on all foreigners JAKARTA, Thursday. INDONESIA'S claim to Dutch West New Guinea heightened here today with continued calls for action against Dutch business interests and the re- ported announcement of tion Division" of 15.000 me Pia newsagency said the announcement of the
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    Lock icon 80,000 to go back to work in Ceylon
    141 1 80,000 to go back to work in Ceylon /COLOMBO, Thurs. The leader ot th" Parliamentary Opposition, Dr. N. M. Perera, the president ot tht Harbour Workers' Union, joined a special meeting of the Ceylonese Cabinet today and reached a compromise settlement on the strike situation. The strike, by 80.000 gove
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 SHIP EXPLOSION CFF CYPRUS NICOSIA. Than.—ExpluMuns, <NTurr«-il in British s| i'l» African Prince a>> >lir v.is «.ailin-. h n Wcm Cypraa port ioii.i\, Recording to reports reaching here. Reut'r
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    Lock icon 'Whisky swiller label' angers Bevan
    223 2 'Whisky swiller label' angers Bevan lONDON. Thurs.— Mr. J Aneurin Bevan, the, British Labour leader. I testified in a libel suit' against the Spectator j magazine today that an article in the weekly Journal about a visit to Venice affected his reputation for sobriety. Mr. Bevan. who would be i
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    Lock icon 12 'spies' jailed
    35 2 VIENNA, Thurs. The Czechoslovak newspaper, the Va.se Pravda, reported yesterday that 12 Czechoslovak citi. Zens, including six women, were sentenced to prison terms totalling 94 years for spying for the West.— A.P.
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    Lock icon Aussie tour for Malayan newsmen
    150 2 CANBERRA. Thurs. Six Asian journalists— including four Malayans will arrive in Sydney by air on Saturday on a 25-day tour of Australia, the Minister for External Affairs Mr. R.G. Casey, announced today. The tour would take in all r and was designed to give them
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    Lock icon DULLES: PINEAU and I AGREED ON ARMS TO TUNISIA
    284 2 fHICAGO. Thurs.— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the U.S. Secretary Of State, told a Press conference here yesterday that he had reached an acreement with Mr. Christian Pineau. the French Foreign Minister, about shipment of American arms to Tunisia. He did not
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    Tin drop surprises London market
    277 2 Tin drop surprises London market From HALL ROMNEY I ONDOX, Thurs. J Yesterday's drop in the London price of three months' tin is surprising, because at recent price levels it is profitable to buy three months and sell it in due course at the burin stock floor price But. says
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    Lock icon Britain beats U.S. for atom order
    536 2 NEWSPAPER: DEAL CAN LEAD TO GREATER GENUINE INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION ITALIAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WILL BRING IN £18m: AT LEAST TWO OTHERS ARE PLANNED LONDON, Thursday. A BRITISH firm announced last night that it A has won a contract to build atomic power stations in
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    Lock icon INTERNATIONAL LINE AT FASHION FAIR
    73 2 GIKLS in national costume arrive at the Royal Albert Hall. London, to attend the first Fair which opened on Monday and closes today. The girls arc (from left): ANN TERESA VITA TOLONNA, of Italy. ERN.A POMATTI. Switzerland HELEN WOLF, Sweden: ANITA AEBLI. Switzerland: OLGA SHEERAN
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    Lock icon Tuna cut
    27 2 LONDON. Thurs. Britain Is to cut imports of Japanese tinned tuna because few housewives will buy it. But more tinned salmon will be imported.— A.P.
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    Lock icon THE RUSSIANS ISSUE A SPUTNIK STAMP
    99 2 THE RUSSIANS ISSUE A SPUTNIK STAMP POSTAGE stamps issued by the Russian Government recently have a theme to coincide with developments in the rocket and missile Held. The stamp above observes thp 100 th anniversary of the birth of the man shown in the portrait, Konstantine. Tsiolkovsky. who died in
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    Lock icon 'LEAVE ME ALONE' —PLEADS INGRID
    159 2 LONDON, Thursday INGRID BERGMAN said yesterday she wished the world would Judge her as an actress and leave her private life alone. "I'm starting a new life she announced. i "And I do feel that I have some right to privacy." she added, without a
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    Lock icon Cable flashes Nehru talks of wealth, power and freedom
    223 2 Cable flashes Nehru talks of wealth, power and freedom YEW DEI Tne [n Minister. expnesst i U.S. aid v. explaini d blems In trying to ii living He no' i freedom :< revolution State. India an countri' were rising were la "Your much wealt] fore the became bl told a
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    Lock icon BRITAIN OFFERS TOP MISSILE
    282 3 Bid to convince U.S. it won't lose in a swap of science secrets Ground-to-air Thunderbird is superior in range to anything Americans have LONDON, Thursday. gRITAIN is offering to sell America a ground-to-air guided missile "better than anything yet developed in the United States," the" News
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    Iraq bans planes for India
    93 3 Iraq bans planes for India i I.HI. Thurs.— V Indian Deputy Minister, Mr. Majithia, that Iraq had li arance faciliHunter aircraft by India from i land at Hab- Iraq. ordered men 1 er supersonic are to be m Britain. told quesHouse of the Iraq's refusal the delivery by more than
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    Cello surprise
    19 3 I -.Cisco. Thurs.— m violin maker. lay be had ire, 224-year-c< Ho, worth I instru isod recently.
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    Lock icon 3 Poles flee
    21 3 IH N Thurs. ihermen, incaptaln of their I ashore |n the harbour (if nignt and asked tsylum.- U.P.
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    TARGET IS 5,000 MILES AWAY
    68 3 u-Vri W Is f eS Alr rce s intercontinental guided missile, streaks skyJh I Iv K allnth< d f rom f n unknown base. A recent announcement said that the Snark tarrying a simulated hydrogen warhead, hit with "unprecedented accuracy" target .000 nnl,s auay. The
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    RED SCIENTIST TELLS AMERICA 'WE LEAD IN ROCKET RACE'
    224 3 Moscow: Sputnik information will be shared T EW YORK, Thurs.— Dr. Anatoli Blagonravov. a leading Russian scientist, said yesterday that his country had a definite lead in the rocket field. Dr Blagonravoy, a member of the presidium of the Sorii I
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    Lock icon £270,000 war
    26 3 LONDON, Thurs. The "little war' 1 against the Oman rebels in July cost Britain £270.000. the Defence Minister, Mr. Duncan Sandys, said yesterday.— A.P.
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    Lock icon Foot in London
    30 3 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Hugh Foot, former governor of Jamaica, arrived here today by air for consultations before taking up his new post as Governor of Cyprus. UP.
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    PLANE CRASH PRAYER BY CHILDREN
    107 3 PLANE CRASH PRAYER BY CHILDREN CHRISTCHURCH. Thurs.— Children at St. Patrick's School here prayed this morning when a Bristol freighter plane exploded in flames on a golf club fairway near the airport here killing four men. The plane narrowly mussed a party of women golfers. Thf school children five and
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    Lock icon Yemen: Peace talks fail
    76 3 LONDON. Thurs— Talks between Yemen and Britain on the border dispute which for years has involvi'd their forces in sporadic BchUag in the Arabian peninsula ended today without agreement. The Yemeni crown prince Mohamed Badr left by air for Zurich without comment on his 10-day "peace"
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    Foreman protests—sheet comes down on a nude
    129 3 Foreman protests sheet comes down on a nude LONDON, Thurs. The Luton art school hung a sheet across a studio window today to hide its nude model from steelworkers erecting a building next door. "It h.imi'l so much that the model was embarrased," said Mr. C. L. Skinner, head of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    259 3 LONDON. Thurs. j Closing middle prices of selected storks not Including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £46 'i Funding 4^ £84"s War 3 41 £6S, —1/16 BANKS M'tile (£5: 24 P.U.) £64 Chartered (£1) 38/- Honpkcng ($125) £44 i INSURANCE Com. Un. (uls.) 70/3 1/Royal 77/- 1/Prudential £37
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    RUBBER
    31 3 LONDON. Thurs— Spot 23d.. Dec. 23', d., Jan-Mar. 23\d.. April-June 23 7 5ri.. July-Sept 24d Oct. -Dec. 24' yd., Nov. c.i.f. 23d.. Dec. elf 23d., Jan. c.l.f. 23\d. Tone: Dull.
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Buyers £730: sellers £730-: Forward buyers £702: sellers £703. Settlement £730' L Turnover a.m. 875 tons p.m. 260.
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    Lock icon A VAST NEW MISSILE RANGE FOR BRITAIN
    143 3 A VAST NEW MISSILE RANGE FOR BRITAIN YfELBOURNE, Thurs. ITI —A vast new launching area, from which new British long range weapons will be tested, is under way at Lake Hart, close to the present Woomera facilities, the Adelaide News aviation correspondent said today. He said that nearly €A 9.000,000
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    Lock icon A kettle for the Queen
    64 3 LONDON, Thurs. Prince Philip gave the Queen a gleaming electric kettle yesterday as a sift on their tenth wedding anniversary. He accompanied it with a piece o! jewellery designed by himself, and a large bouquet of white flowers. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh
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      223 3 St. John Ambulance Association Brigade FLAG DAY 23RD NOVEMBER, 1957 Help us to help you PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE COMPANY LIMITED for PKESTtGE SEtUttMTY SEHViCE bank trith OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LTD. the bank for a11. big or small PAID UP CAPITAL $15 MILLION GENERAL RESERVE $15 MILLION TOTAL
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    No equipment even if 3 interpreters can be had
    157 4 All smiles again at Kluang DEFIANT UMNO MAN SAYS: <I APOLOGISE' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THERE is harmony again here as a once defiant UMNO Kluang town councillor, Inche Bahari bin Taib today apologised to the organisation for standing'as an independent UMNO
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    BEA TAKES OVER THE PREP SCHOOL IN TANGLIN
    454 4 BEA TAKES OVER THE PREP SCHOOL IN TANGLIN WO preserve education facilities for European children in Singapore, the British European Association is to take over Tanglin school uext year. It is the biggest and most exclusive privately-run school in the Colony. The present owner. Miss A. L. Griffith-Jones, who started
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    Kidnap hunt continues
    29 4 Police again carried out an unsuccessful hunt yesterday for kidnappers of Colony businessman Mr. Tan Eng Chuan. The search took In an area off Thomson Road.
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    DRIVER MADE P.C. SKID — FINED $50
    78 4 DRIVER MADE P.C. SKID FINED $50 A Singapore traffic court prosecutor yesterday told the magistrate, Mr Tara Singh, how a policeman chasing a motorist for speeding wa.s forced to swerve by an oncoming car. The policeman, he said, skidded and was thrown from his machine. The driver of the oncoming
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    Certificate was forged —$600
    58 4 Certificate was forged $600 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Chan Syhn Tzoo who used as Pennine a forged Government Junior middle examination certificate was fined $600 here. The forgery was discovered when he submitted the certificate to the Chief Education Officer of Johore In support of an application to be registered as
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    Talk on Borneo
    35 4 Mr. Tom Harrisson. curator of th P Sarawak Museum, will give a talk on "Archaelogy in Borneo" at the University of Malaya Arts Theatre, Cluny Road, on Nov. 26 at 4.30 p.m.
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    Youth leaders sail for seminar in Hong Kong
    128 4 Youth leaders sail for seminar in Hong Kong MISS Helene Chiang. Singapore Girl Guides District Commissioner for the Serangoon area, was one of four Singapore youth delegates who left for Hong Kong in the Victoria yesterday. They will attend the Hong Kong Youth Seminar which will begin next Wednesday. The
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    St. John men to hold ball
    43 4 The St. John Ambulance Brigade will hold a ball at the Adel;>ai Hotel. Singapore. J tomorrow ni^ht. Tickets ■$:< a cmiple> are obtainable Irom the Brigade headquarters. 25 Gilstead Road. (Tel. No. ***** 1 or at the ball.
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    Bar exams
    30 4 The following candidates passed the Michaelmas Bar final examination held hi Singapore In September. Conditional pass— Mr. A. S. K. Wee. Evidence and Civil Procedure Mr. a. Appajee.
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    FIRST BIG PROBLEM FOR THE COUNCIL
    370 4 «THE new 32-mem-ber Singapore City Council will run into its first problem when it is elected next month the practical difficulties of multilingualism. Unless the council can -borrow" interpreters it will have none. Even if interpreters are found in time— and none has been
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    $8,000 people's gift to Red Cross
    134 4 rpHE Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society has received from the public $8,000 in response to its urgent appeal for funds a fortnight ago. Mrs. B. S. Williams, the branch secretary, told the Straits Times yesterday that the response had been "wonderful."
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    Marriage registratio —Hindu views art awaited
    79 4 Marriage registratio Hindu views art awaited THE Sin. x rncir view Advisor. decidinj Introduci comp tion i ages. The A the Chiel M.PI) N day thai been I] on the n ernmerv recently compui- Report to be I discussed Mr. Nair oa.j eminent public rea deration. The board V. Pakir:
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    Drama lessons for teachers
    24 4 Drama lessons for teachers The 81ng i Movement two-wei k teacher under th> Thelma the I Dram.tt: The c Raffle:--10 am on Dec 9
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    Show awards
    19 4 Mrs .1 the Sing Comrru present cash a to $12 places of the A Yio C: munitj
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      331 4 Here's Ugh praise for THE S SS ANNUAL 1958! A Reader from Kuala Lumpur writes: "This year the technical excellence of the Annual surpasses anything you have published before. The articles and pictures are of a very high standard. You must be proud of such craftsmanship." A Reader from Singapore
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      247 4 CITY COINCIL: Ceremonial Y\VC.\ .Rallies Quay.: English South Bide. 10 am to noon parade and ronfernment of City conversation class Ul5 am BI'KIT tim vh vniiTHrTi ir Freedom upon th. Governor. Sir Chinese p^nUng 1a,,,s |JO T.,hHe „1 'ta B Robert Black, al Cltv Hall iteps. p.m. and 5.18 p
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    Seven more stowaways found
    267 5 LEFT MALAYA FOR CHINA. TRIED TO RETURN BECAUSE OF HARD LIFE E.\RLY ALL SPEAK MALAY: ONE HAS SINGAPORE IDENTITY CARD SINGAPORE Immigration officers found seven Chinese stowaways in a surprise search of British freighter Dorinthia soon after it ■opped anchor in the Roads yesterday. Seamen helped
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    ARMY FAIR DEAL PLAN WELCOMED
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Federation Army temporary clerks are pleased that the Government is to appoint a committee to see that they get a fair deal. At a meeting this week. Mr. D P. Xavier. secretary of the clerks' committee formed to consider the matter, said
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    HE'S NEW AIR ADVISER TO THE MALAYAN AIR FORCE
    49 5 HE'S NEW AIR ADVISER TO THE MALAYAN AIR FORCE Air Commodore A.V.R. Johnstone, who has been appointed Air Adviser to the Royal Malayan Air Force, Malaya. Air Commodore Johnstone, who was formerly Group Captain, deputy Air Defence Commander. Malaya, and deputy Commander, M.A.A.F., came to the Federation last year.
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    Plane late by 18 hours
    44 5 An Air India Super-Con stellation, scheduled to arrive in Singapore with passengers from Bombay and Madras yesterday morning, was delayed for 18 hours. The airliner was held up in Bombay to wait for the airliner's connecting flight from London.
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    Thug walks into shop, hurts two
    170 5 SINGAPORE man was at- d by a bottle wield- ig In a .shop in River j j Road yesterday after- His face was injured. Swee Seong, 43. of I d Sultan Roan, the I the attack. said had gone to see the of the
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    SARAWAK TO PLUG TAXATION LOOPHOLE
    245 5 l/'UCHING, Thurs.— The Govern- ment of Sarawak plans to close a loophole by which some firms are avoiding income tax or trade licensing fees. This plan is disclosed in a Bill which has now been published for general Information. It will be introduced into Council
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    'Cabaret girl threw away $100'
    246 5 RAPE CASE WITNESS SAYS: "PHE Singapore Assizes yesterday resumed blearing a case in which Joseph Mateju is charged with raping a cabaret girl, Irene Hong Sow Kheng, 29. at a flat in Meyer Mansion on Aug. 11. Mateju i s alternatively charged with using criminal
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    AIRWAYS MAY EXTEND ROUTES
    92 5 Three leading BOAC executives passed through singa. pore last night on their way to Sydney to hold "domestic" discussions with Qantas Airways. They are Mr. G. Boughten. sales manager of the western routes. Mr. A. C. Hughes, agency manager, and Mr. M. A. Snowball, sales manager
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    Store robbed
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Co-operative Store at the New Village. Rawang, was broken Into last n'ght and $216 and 20 packets of eiga rette.s were stolen.
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    BORNEO BADGES TO BEAT FAKE VETS
    98 5 BORNEO BADGES TO BEAT FAKE VETS KL'CIIINO, Thurs. Bo B us veterinary inspectors have been active in North Borneo. They have been extorting money from the public for "treatment" of livestock. They will in future be countered by the issue of special budget to bona fide men from the veterinary
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    Festing goes on Borneo tour
    56 5 Gen. Sir Francis Festing. C.-in-C. Far Ea.st Land Forces, will leave Singapore today for Sandakan. North Borneo, on a three day routine visit. He will be accompanied by Major-Gen, w. G. H. Pike, Chief Of Stan". FARELF and during his stay there will visit the
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    Tamil lecture
    30 5 Prof. M. Rajakkannu of the University of Malaya will lecture in Tamil on "The Tamil Language" at the Ceylon Tamil Association, 11 I Handy Road, at 6.30 tonight.
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    BOGUS DETECTIVES ROB MAN OF $400
    130 5 THREE men posing as detectives dupod a householder and robbed him of S4OO in Ah Hood Koad. Singapore, late on Wednesday night. The victim. Tan Yek Seng, treasurer of the Singapore Dyers'- and Drycleaners' Association, said ;hat the men knocked on his door at
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    She stole scrap rubber: $150
    52 5 KUANTAN. Thurs. A 21--year-old girl was today fined $150 or two months' jail for stealing scrap rubber. The girl, IJm Aik. pleader! guilty in the magistrate's court here to theft of scrap rubber valued at $2 from Atbara Estate, where she is a tapper, on
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    Guilty plea
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thuv.In the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court today Rieh;ird Fernandez, of the Dairy Farm Bukit Timah. was allowed bail of $300 pending sentence on a charge of disposing of a typewriter valued at $368 which he Knew to be stolen. H P pleaded guilty to the charge.
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    Bicycle theft
    22 5 Seah Bor Kheanc. was convicted in Singapore yesterday of a charge of retaining a stolen bicycle. He was fined $150.
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    Irian unrest hits Colony trade
    617 6 50 OF 300 WORKERS SACKED: 'EVERYONE IS AFRAID TO DO BUSINESS MOW* CARGOES REDUCED, LIGHTERS LIE IDLE IJNSKTTLED political conditions in Indonesia over the West Irian issuo are affecting the lighterage industry in Singapore. More than 3,000 Singapore boatmen and stevedores find there is now
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    Corporal jailed, demoted
    112 6 Cpl Leslie Arthur Coon of the Australian Army Ordnance Corps was yesterday sentenced to six months' detention and ordered to be reduced to the ranks by a Singapore court martial. Coon had been convicted of misrepresenting to the army authorities that he had paid $700 tfkhh landlord,
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    YWCA chief flies in —praises our women
    98 6 YWCA chief flies in praises our women ASIAN women are becoming more and more civic conscious, said the Hon. Isabel ditto, president of the World Y.W.C.A.. In Singapore yesterday. Miss Catto. who is on a world tour, arrived from Sydney. She said that Y.W.C.A. branches were increasine yearly. Three new
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    2 m. TRUNK CALLS BY TELECOMS
    63 6 The Telecommunications Department in Singapore last year handled about 1.100,000 telegrams and nearly 2.000,--000 trunk calls, states the departments annual report. The number of overseas weather reports rose from 866.800 in 1955 to 1.069.000. Overseas radio telephone calls increased by 1.800 to more than
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    'Clean fight' plea at City elections
    127 6 LIB-SOC'S POSTER PLEDGE "THE Liberal-Socialists last nie:ht appealed for a 1 'clean fight" in the coming Singapore City Council elections. Lib-Soc candidates, a manifesto said, had been instructed not to tear down opposition posters. The manifesto reiterated that the majority of the party's candidates
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    FINED $15.50 FOR PUTTING UP ADS.
    69 6 FINED $15.50 FOR PUTTING UP ADS. W. H. Brennan and Co. were yesterday fined 50 cents on each of the 31 charges of putting up advertisements where they had no licence to do so. The company pleaded guilty through Its lawyer, Mr. R. v. Howard. He told the magistrate. Mr.
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    Colony 'Pinafore' sails to grand success
    147 6 The New Scenesnifters presented the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "H.M.S. Pinafore" at the Cultural Centre, Singapore, last night. In a show of many highlights and encores it is difficult to pinpoint one performance as superior to another but special mention must be made of
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    NO MORE CITIZEN FORMS
    112 6 The Registry of Citizens has distributed forms far in excess of the number who are expected to register, and .t will hand out no more in rjulk except to organisation-, due to be visited in a fnrtnißht by registration teams. The Registry has already handed out
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    3 held during riots are acquitted
    327 6 3 held during riots are acquitted i Three were on j $500 bail j j 'They asked my j permission 1 PENANG, Thurs. Three Penang Chinese high school students charged with trespassing into a private house during last Thursday's demonstration were acquitted this afternoon. Their defence was not called. The
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    The Federation represents base workers
    265 6 The Federation represents base workers NAIR ANSWERS COMMONS REMar k THE president of the 40.000-stron^ S eration of Services Unions, Mr. N. s. N yesterday that it was "incorrect" to say t trial employees at the Naval Base were i sented by the federation. I Mr. Nair was commenting on
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    Soldiers jailed for assault
    105 6 Soldiers jailed for assault TWO I ildii conduct "very poor' wei sentenced to detention each I pore court mar: of assault and >.VZ custody. The men. Dvr James Rush and Brv Nicholas On::. both from 25 C RASC Ru.sli and Or Ter(l found guilty in '.roDer!? leaving and runnlr a
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    Libel case settled for $2,000
    130 6 Libel case settled for $2,000 A settlement was announced in the Singapore High Court yesterday in a libel suit brought by a labour contractor, Kow Sam. against the Sin Poh Star News) Amalgamated Ltd.. Ng Soo (also spelt Wong Szu». the chief editor of the Sin Chew Jit Poh, and
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    Two produced in chambers
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs i Two men who were arrested minutes after a 20-year-old i rubber tapper, Chong Yit Leong. was murdered outside the Chinese Assembly Hall on Monday, were produced before a magistrate in chambers yesterday. They were ordered to be detained for a week for
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    Water rising in Selangor
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Water was rising more than 15 inches near the fifth milestone on the SemenyihBanui Roaa, Selangor. The 19th milestone on the i Kajang-Dengkil Road is still j under a foot of water.
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    Crash death
    38 7 TAIPING. Thurs.— A lorry belonging to Kamunting Tin I Dredging Co. crashed into a concrete electrical post on Tuesday. One of the five men in it, A. Kandiah. was injured and died in the hospital later.
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    TV research experts carry out tests in Sinaanore
    293 7 TV research experts carry out tests in Sinaanore NEON-LIT CHINATOWN PRESENTS A POSER POWERFUL group, representing technical, commercial and educational interests, has been formed in Singapore to prove that a public television service can be successful here. Known as the Singapore Polytechnic TV Research Group, it was formed about a
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    Australia hopes to sell machines
    249 7 r Specialised equipment 1 me 'AUSTRALIAN heavy A equipment may soon be on the Malayan market. A two-month survey of Ma laya's needs in this field has been "so completely successful" that Mr. George V Graham of the Australian Department of Trade Is "thrilled by
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    SINGAPORE'S JAYNE' HAS TRIED TO REDUCE BUT CAN'T MAKE IT
    71 7 SINGAPORE'S JAYNE' HAS TRIED TO REDUCE BUT CAN'T MAKE IT XINKTKEN-ypar-old Rose Lim the 'Jayne Mansfield of Singapore" will be mistress of ceremonies at j a West Point Garden picmi and social on Sunday. But Rose, a receptionist, admitted yesterday her waist was 25 inches seven inches more than Jayne's.
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    Radar set to reduce storm dangers
    114 7 of the danger: l that thunderstorms hold for Singaporebound airliners will be reduced from next January. A storm-warning radar set is expected to go into operation at Paya Lebar at the end of next month. The set will give up-to-j date storm warning to
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    NANYANG MAN FOR CITY FUNCTION
    151 7 I THE Nanyang University will today be represented L for the first time in an official "ceremony sponsored by the Singapore City Council. That will be when the Governor, Sir Robert Black, is made a Freeman of the City. The person who will represent the
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    Hospital job
    27 7 BATU GAJAH. Thurs— Mr. Tan Teong Hock of the General Hospital here has been appointed a hospital administrator of the Medical Department, Federation of Malaya.
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    Knifing case
    35 7 Heng Gek Lai. was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with causing hurt to Low Thong Chin with a knife, on Nov. 20. He cleaded guilty. Sentence was postponed pending a medical report.
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    Certificates for 29
    42 7 K U A L A TRENGGANU Thurs— The Sultan of Trengganu presented civics course certificates to 29 kampong religious teachers. The Sultan told them that without their support the country's development plans and schemes could not be fully achieved.
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    Courtesy call to Mr. Lim
    58 7 The new Japanese ConsulGeneral at Singapore,. Mr Seizo Hanata. paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday. Mr. Hanata had called on the acting Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Hajl Jumat. when Mr. Lim was away in India attending
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    Drive for voters
    25 7 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. An election touring team from Ipoh will visit Lower Perak from Monday to Dec. 8 to register new voters.
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    Police remove strike banners
    328 7 Police remove strike banners SINGAPORE police yesterday ejected striking employees from the pavement in front of TMornycroft and Co. office in Clemenceau Avenue and pulled down banners put up on the premises. About 180 of the company's employees went on strike I from 8 a.m. yesterday— 3o of them from
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      391 7 29. "While the mut* creation Straits Times Crossword ii i_ > L Illumination Indeed! <9i. I 2 3 |H| 4 5 6 8 2. Survive (7). $$SJg: I 3- Liking to quote In coppers H HI H 8 HI I «-OM« Japanese coin: I ££SS SSSS ££sa SSg; s*^ 14Wi
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    DEATH
    29 8 20 Words $10 (Minimum). MRS. SINNADURAI w. o Retired Travelling Auditor Railways pasted away peacefully 21-11-57 at 485 Paslr Panjang. Cortege will leave 5 p.m. for Hindu Cemetery.
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    50 8 20 Words $10 (Minimum). MRS. 001 KEAN KOR and family of the late Mr. 00l Kean Kor thank all relatives and friends who attended the funeral, sent scrolls, wreaths, telegrams, messages of condolences, loan of cars and all who rendered help In one way or another at the funeral.
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    224 8 M Words $10 (Minimum). REHEARSAL SM F. drill hall opposite Raffles Hotel 5.13 p.m. A LITTLE COUNTS much when using Tabasco, the Chilli Sauce that adds that certain something to food FRESH AUSTRALIAN CHERRIES and Mushrooms Just arrived by air now available at S.C.S-. Orchard Road. Limited quantities only.
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    The Straits Times Spore, Fri. Nov. 22, 1957. The Desert Air
    671 8 The Straits Times Spore, Fri. Nov. 22, 1957. The Desert Air One of Radio Malaya's most valuable services has been its schools broadcasts. The quality has varied, but at their best they have been very good indeed. Their future is now in doubt, at a time of particular importance when
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    Union Threat
    227 8 The secretary of the Fire Fighting Services Union has threatened a boycott of the Federation's new Central Fire Training School if an expatriate officer heads it. He claims the job should have been given to a Malayan. As an interested party the secretary's judgement is open to challenge.
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    Labour Council
    229 8 It took the Federation Government a long time to set up the National Joint Labour Advisory Council which is to hold its first meeting next month. Proposals to create what the then Minister for Labour called a "valuable contribution to the industrial peace of Malaya" were put forward
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    Lock icon Japan is not a man's world now
    658 8 Japan is not a man's world now TOKYO. JAPANESE housewives, J who used to walk behind their husbands and spend their whole lives in domesticity, have learned to speak up and take part in social activities. One In every two women voters is now a member of some kind or
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      HOUSING LOANS: NEW APPROACH WANTED
      273 8 MANY people perhaps take lightly the announcement by the Malaya Borneo Building Society that loans to the public for building houses have been suspended. The repercussions will not be fully felt until a few months later when we shall see more unemployment. Building schemes suspended
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      CAREERS CUT SHORT
      129 8 I WAS an overaged student when I finished my school career four years ago in the Federation. Had my education been cut off by superannuation I don't know what I would have done. The Federation Government should understand how much It means to the unlucky students whose
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    901 8 SAUSAGE-MACHINE CITIZENS LAST night, in a dream, I met a crusty, cynical old gentleman who made one remark which I remembered when I awoke. I wrote it down on a pad I keep by my bedside, since it seemed to have some bearing on our
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    PARENTS ENLIST HELP OF CHIEF MINISTER
    118 9 PARENTS ENLIST HELP OF CHIEF MINISTER r hur s n parents of former stu- c Chinese d by the nment dur- "undisIrn spononstratlon oned :.:..-'> r, Mr. ■king :t rents r an hour .ii had ■Ii n wore the use tlons ntion Absurd' were mother ncy arrest 1 1 we
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    'No justification for further wage increase'
    382 9 'No justification for further wage increase' "Kven allowing for errors in the cost of living indices (and as you know a new index is now being prepared) it seems clear that there has been a very substantial Improvement in the living standards of this class of worker. "I have therefore
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    DETAINEES: LEE'S CHARGE
    85 9 i irty, includ man, Mr. ho are be- in lr K tan Yew. I v v As I meeting t<n uec. -t, what right it has to do this. He names the other three as Mr. Devun Nair. Mr. Fung Swee Suan and Mr. James Puthucheary. Mr.
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    Tengku rejects dollar-a-day claim
    386 9 YOUR WAGES HAVE RISEN BY OVER 100 PER CENT SINCE 1947, GOVT. LABOURERS TOLD UNIONS ('THIS IS LIKE A BOLT FROM THE BLUE') TO DECIDE NEXT MfoVE OVER WEEK-END ttif r KU £t A LUMp UR. Thursday. [HE (lovernmcnt has turned down a claim by its
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    THUGS STEAL $100 FROM FISHMONGER
    68 9 THUGS STEAL $100 FROM FISHMONGER A Singapore fishmonger, who took to his heels on the approach of four secret society members, lost $100 on Wednesday. Th'ng Ah Poey was selling fish at 3.30 p.m. In Silat Road market when four men. believed to be members of Group 18, advanced on
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    Dustbin thief
    30 9 Lee Chee, was fined $25 for stealing a dustbin cover in Raffles Place, on Nov. 20. Lee had the cover wrapped In paper and hung on his bicycle.
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    Boys' Town astounds girls
    33 9 SOME of the 25 girls watch one of the boys at work on a printing machine On the right is their guide. Mr. K. M. Kasi.— Straits Times picture.
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    25 on civics course see 'success of Singapore'
    258 9 25 on civics course see 'success of Singapore' Listened in the court •i TWENTY-FIVE school- girls stood in the carpentry hall of the Singapore Boys' Town, stared open-mouthed at the youthful carpenters, then turned to a guide and asked: "Is it true?" "Yes,' 1 said their miide, Mr. K. M.
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    Sir Cheng-lock hits at Seenivasagam
    236 9 'HE AIMS TO BE A NUISANCE' IPOH, Thursday. rnHE M.C.A. President, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan A attacks the Progressive Party candidate in the Federal by-election here, in a lengthy letter to the voters distributed today by the M.C.A. The veteran leader said >i Mr. D.
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    VARSITY STUDENTS 'ADOPT' SCHOOL
    160 9 UNDERGRADUATES of yesterday "adopted" tl in Clementi Road as pa the University of Malaya le Gimson School for Boys •t of their Welfare Week programme. The students will start a Boys' Brigade at the school next week. Th e chairman of the Welfare Week committee. Mr.
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    Promotion in the post office
    38 9 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Mr. Jagger Singh, postmaster, Teluk Anson, has left here on promotion to Alor Star as Superintendent of Posts. He has been succeeded by Mr. C. S. Arumainayagam. from Port Swettenham.
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    CHUANG: BIG D-DAY RIDDLE
    176 9 CHUANG: BIG D-DAY RIDDLE RELATIVES and friends of Dr. Chuang Chu Lin are in suspense because of the Singapore Government's delay in acting on its order to banish him. Dr. Chuang. principal of the Chung Cheng High School, is still detained in the Chang! prison. Mrs. Chuang, who visited her
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    Dinner for 3
    52 9 MALACCA, Thurs.— A dinner will be given by the local communities on Dec. 1 at the Meng Sen Charitable Association in honour of the Governor of Malacca. Mr. Leong Yew Koh. the Chief Minister. Dato Osman bin Tallb. and the Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. Tan
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    6-point plan for student problem
    226 9 6-point plan for student problem TPOH, Thurs.— A joint x delegation from the Malayan Chinese Association here and the school management committees and teachers of four Ipoh Chinese Schools will present a six-point "solution" for the student unrest in Ipoh to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdui Rahman, tomorrow. j This
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    3-point declaration on school discipline
    99 9 KLALA LUMPUR, Thurs.Three influential Chinese educational bodies have made a three-point decla ration on keeping student> in check. This follows the recent disturbances by students of four Chinese schools here. The three bodies are the Malayan Chinese Association central committee on education. the United Chinese
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    Gun girl Dors goes back to the death cell again
    318 10 SUSAN BARRIE SEES THE WEEK'S SEW POMS niANA (death-cell) Dors seems to be making a speciality of bumping off the people who get in her way and paying the supreme penalty for her trigger-itchy finger. The last time we saw
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    AN ADULT FILM ON HEART ATTACK BATTLE
    245 10 AN ADULT FILM ON HEART ATTACK BATTLE HOLLYWOOD has made another good film on a serious, adult theme R. K .O. s "THAT NIGHT." It comes into the new "East- em" category, of which the best to date was "Twelve Angry Men." These films rely little on big star names
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    THREE PLAYS IN A WEEK FROM MONDAY AT CULTURAL CENTRE
    206 10 THE THEATRE SHAKESPEAREANA COMPANY IN COLONY By ESME BAPTISTA THE English Shakespeareana International Theatre Company is in Singapore. Geoffrey Kendall and his nine associates will stage during the week beginning on Monday. "The Merchant of Venice" and "Othello" and Shaw's
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    DAD AND TWO (VERY) YOUNG ACTRESSES
    10 10 FELICITY MR. KENDALL JENNIFER
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      300 died in sea drama as 5 ships rode by
      1040 11 300 died in sea drama as 5 ships rode by ,wn on October 26, 1927 a flotilla of six ships lay rolling in the South Atlantic swell off coast of Brazil. Kound them the sea was littered with grim evidence of shipwreck mod lifeboats, rafts deck gratings, and corpses floating
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      165 11 use Rexona for the natural loveliness L a healthy skin! ff'^'< i^lil Ik jPHPsS^E nr nmi ma% j^- fe^<^. I v^ -^^Hjfe;:- XOUR skin can be beautiful only if it is '^&&k&P healthy. Rexona, the green toap with the deiJi li^hiful fragrance, gently care* for the skin j% W>b Only
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      248 11 Carmen 4% Co By Maa J n 'it "V^*jh'^ l lij > jJ'ili'A' l'jj,*t<ll''CTi!!i''ljiiM as a vJ?~is oz~c~r~)~j all ?i©ht, ru. 1 oos-' ca\ helSt' V vtvei 1 V T 'l*l*'' Tf» itt BMlfrWliliiT^Bi l'~ 9 MAX v 3AE?\E2 ~A<£ XX; TO MY A\O WHEN IS «E SONS U;Gk.* CARVEN
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    TIN CONTINUES SHARP DECLINE ON LOCAL MARKET
    886 12 TIN CONTINUES SHARP DECLINE ON LOCAL MARKET By Our Market Correspondent THE price of tin in Singapore yesterday again 1 declined sharply by $2 falling off to a new low for the present year at $346.75 per picul. This followed the continued fall in the three months price in London
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    98 12 MELBOURNE. Thur*. Loans 3' 8 1956-59 £98 to 3d. Loans 3>«% 1956-58 £99 11* 6d buy« Bank of N.&W. £36% Con Zinc 70/IOV4 Mount Lyell 22/7 V» N Broken Hill 116 6 Hill 50 17/74 Mount Morgan 12/04 Peko 4/74 Western Mining 11/4 Ampol. Ex 8 S'y Oil
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 12 On the free exchange market In ion* Konf yesterday, the is lollar was quoted at 5.88<4 for :ash and 5.90 for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15.53 md one tael of cold at 2..T
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    86 12 Sincaporr Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady November; December $26', buyers. $27 sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk S43'-i sellers, drum $47 sellers Pepper: quietly steady; about 30 ton s of business reported done; Muntok white $102. Sarawak $101 special Sarawak black $63 (all'
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    48 12 The Federations Minister of Finance has flAed the following prices for calculating Customs iluti.s for the week from Nov. 21: Rubber 7tJ''s cents a lb. opra $408 a ton. C iM-onut Oil J740 a ton. Halm Oil $711-75 a ton. Palm kernels $361. 73 a ton.
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    14 12 Per lb. f i-2H quarter, )f n 1 'down b] P»r x
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    59 12 Deomber buyer, f,, tUfc >r*t«.rda> l| down thn The rlisliij, flwtiiiK p,,, yeslen ay omciAi fob. i. lilt 1 F sellers buyers I'NOFUI A Int. 1 sellers buyers ',4 IK (>\ Dec. i I h B iers ,4 Sln»,;i|M>rr I nerce Rubl noon trlei Nov. 21 Int. 1
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      848 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNClL— Applications are Invited for the appointment of 3 STAFF NURSES in the Municipal Health Department. Applicants should be Federal Citizens not over 35 years of age and mast be Registered Trained Nurses and hold a Midwifery Certificate. The possession of a Health
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      713 12 NOTICES SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED, LIMITED (Incorporated in England) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the'vpirectors have declared an INTER3M DIVIDEND oa ac--1 count of the year ending 31st March, 1958, pf six pence (6d.) per share less Income Tax at Bs. fid In the This dividend is declared due on
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      895 12 NOTICES THE ATLAS ICE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In The Federation of Malaya) Notice of Extraordinary General Meeting 1 Notice is hereby given that an 1 Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of the Atlas Ice Company Limited will be held at the Registered Office No. 18, Jonker Street, Malacca, on
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      594 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the ifflce of the Director of Public Vorks, Federation of Malaya, <uala Lumpur up to nooii of the ith December, 1957 for the purhase of the following: One lot Red and White Striped Canvas Awnings (24 pieces comprising approximately 7.500 sq. feet).
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      458 12 AMERICAN MAIL LINE far Lo» Angeles, Sen Fronelteo, Portland, Sec ttlc, Tocci Also accepting corgo for transhipment to wtntrai Spore P. i "China Moll" lit Coll 2/ 4 Deo 2nd Call 9/10 Dec "American Mail" 31 Dec/ 2 Jen 2nd CallS/ 6 Jan CVERETT ORIENT LINE For Hongkong, Jopon For
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    Harrisons Crosfield chairman retires
    230 14 Harrisons Crosfield chairman retires SIR Eric Miller, who has been chairman of Harrisons and Crosfleld Ltd. since 1924, is giving up the position on reaching the age of 75. and on medical advice. As a mark of appreciation of his services to the business over 58 years, a resolution will
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    GROUP EXPAND LOCAL TRADE
    242 14 GROUP EXPAND LOCAL TRADE OOUND economic con- ditions prevailed in the Federation and Singapore and the company's trading activities showed a satisfactory profit, says the annual report of the Borneo Co. Ltd. for the year ended March 31. The net profit before taxation was £596,837. and a final dividend of
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    14 14 TEL AVIV WANTS MORE LOCAL TRADE
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    Israelis plan sea link with Malaya
    320 14  -  AGREEMENT WOULD BE ON FIFTY-FIFTY BASIS SIMILAR TO PACT WITH GHANA By JOHN DARBYSHIRE I TSRAEL is examining the possibility of opening a shipping line to operate between her ports and Malaya on a fifty-fifty basis, similar to the agreement recently concluded with Ghana,
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    New roofing material in Singapore
    147 14 ANEW and cheap kind of roof sarking and insulating material has been introduced into Malaya. Called Sisalkraft. it is made of kraft. a very tough wrapping paper, and sisal fibre, both of which are reinforced and joined by bitumen. Sisalkraft used for sarking and insulating
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    British radios: new method
    212 14 British radios: new method REVISITING the Malayan market after two years is Mr. N. B. Butler, export manager for the Far East and Africa for Pye Ltd. of Cambridge, who is now in Singapore and the Federation to introduce a complete new range of domestic radio receivers manufactured by an
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    Trigger II can pull off a double
    351 15 TRACK IS STILL HEAVY AT IPOH says EPSOM JEEP IPOH. Thursday. II and Winnetou, two impressive winners, on Saturday, strode out attrac tively on a track which was still heavy here this morning. Trigger II bowled along easily on the bit with Super
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    GOOD GALLOP BY ROUGH AND READY
    127 15 Flotsam was kept to even time. Newcomer Peterpatch (Lee) did a smart gallop over 3f. in 41 3/5. Silver Screen II clocked 44. Rough and Ready (D. Jones) was impressive in a 3f. spin in 43. Caracas (Cracknelli did even time. Dentureene <Awi) sprinted
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    Christmas meeting
    69 15 PENANG, Thurs. The Penang Turf Club's Christmas Meeting to be held on Dec. 21. 25 and 28 will be for Class 3 and Class 5 horses. Entries close on Wednesday, Dec. 11. The distances are: Class 3: first run over s^ifurs or 7furs and second run over 6furs
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    THREE ENGLISH JOCKEYS TO RIDE AT IPOH TOMORROW
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    EDDIE IS BACK ON HIS 3rd TOUR
    196 15 EDDIE IS BACK ON HIS 3rd TOUR r»DDIE LARKIN who returned to England in February to ride in the flat season, is back. Eddie flew into Singapore yesterday accompanied by two other English Jockeys who will be riding here for the first They are Jor> Mercer, younger brother of Manny
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    Weights for Ipoh tomorrow
    432 15 Weights for Ipoh tomorrow IVEIGHTS lot T all nine races at Ipoh tomorrow are: CL. 3. DIV. 1 bf Caracas Winnetou 8.13 Balkan Chevalier 8.12 Fairy Flotsam 809 Singora 8-09 Nufenen 8.08 Campdale 8 07 Gembira 8.06 Beechnut 8.05 Peterpatch 8 05 H Line 803 Kanchil 8.02 I'.ritannia II 8-01
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    Lock icon CHARLTON HOLD ITALY'S PROPOSED NATIONAL ELEVEN TO A 1-1 DRAW
    237 15 CHARLTON HOLD ITALY'S PROPOSED NATIONAL ELEVEN TO A 1-1 DRAW MILAN, Thurs. Charlton Athletic, the English Second Division club held j Italy's proposed National i XI at a 1-1 draw hei terday. Both novi!> weM scored in the second half, j Signor Alfredo Foni. chic! I Italian selector, could not
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    Lock icon 'CARETAKER' SKIPPER FOR YORKSHIRE NEXT YEAR
    118 15 LEEDS, Thurs Ronald Burnet, a cricketer who has never played for the county in a championship match, was yesterday appo tain of Yorkshire for the next season in succession tr w. H. i Bill i Sutcliffe. The full commute of the Yorkshire County <
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      875 15 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS 20 Word* tS (Mm.) Box SO ctt. extra. THE JULY 1957 Edition of the Federation of Malaya Telephone Directory can be purchased from The Straits Times Press Ltd., Cecil Street. Singapore. Price $1.50 per copy, Postage 30 cents extra. THE STRAITS TIMES Directory of Singapore and Malaya 1957
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    HANDSOME WINNER FOR HAPPY OWNER MR. LIM
    64 16 HANDSOME WINNER FOR HAPPY OWNER MR. LIM HANDSOMKs the name and he won handsomely too. by three lengths from (iolden Kebus in the 4.50 race over six furlonss at Ipoh on Wednesday. Here all smiles are owner Mr. S. L. Lim, as he leads in the winner, and jockey Sheldon
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    WONG WARNS of DECLINE
    220 16  -  V.P. NAYAGAM BAM should take greater interest in youth, says badminton coach By Schoolboys should be given financial aid, he says KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THK Badminton Association of Malaya's coach, Wong Peng Soon, today talked of the decline in the standard of badminton in this country.
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    FMOC TO DECIDE NEXT WEEK ON ASIAN GAMES BID
    190 16 FMOC TO DECIDE NEXT WEEK ON ASIAN GAMES BID KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—Federation of Malaya Olympic Council tonight postponed till next Thursday, Nov. 28, discussion on the proposal that the Federation should bid to hold the Asian Games at Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium in 1962 or 1966. After the meeting had
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    IA spring surprise on Wanderers
    171 16 IA spring surprise on Wanderers STAGING a grand secondhalf recovery, bottom of the league Indian Association edged Wanderers 3-2 in their S.H.A. Div. l league match at Balestier Road yesterday. Wanderers controlled the earl> exchanges and led by a goal at the interval through inside left KhalW. but fell off
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    Racing driver returns
    120 16 Bernard Arnold. one of Malaya's top racing drivers, returned to Singapore yesterday after competing in the Macao Grand Prix held on Sunday and said he had unexpected trouble to the engine of his Bristol Warrior. In the Grand Prix decided over 77 laps. a total of 307
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    2-0 WIN FOR SHB
    35 16 Singapore Harbour Board Recreation Club beat Khalsa Association 2-0 in their SHA Div 3 League match at Buklt Chermfn ground yesterday. Both goals were scored by Anthony in the second half.
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    Selangor Asians will go all out to win Cup
    413 16  - Selangor Asians will go all out to win Cup SAUL JOSHUA FOUR TEAMS TO S CLASH IN SOUTH By Singapore also j ambitious Selectors make j 3 changes The colony line-up rpHE All Blues Cup south zone rugger competition gets into full swing tomorrow when all four teams in the
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    89 16 HAKKCKJATE Thurs. SIR STANLEY ROUS. secretary of the Football Association, says soccer players should quit kissing each other in public. "I don't like to see footballers hugging and kissing a colleague who scores a goal," Sir Stanley told a meeting of amateur players
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    16 16 The Sim Sports at the I in hoiv and Evan council treasure.' have no.
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    TITLE TO PLAYER
    104 16 THOMSON FAILS AFTER 3 UP MELBOURNE. Thurs. Gary Player. 22, of South Africa, today won the Australian professional golt championship with a two holes win over Peter Thomson (Australia), three times winner of the British Open title. Player, who shared second place in the International Trophy event
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    PGA HAILS REES, BACKS WEETMAN'S SUSPENSION
    171 16 From HALL KOMNEY LONDON, Thurs. ORITAIN'S top golfers, at the annual meeting yesterday of the Professional Golfers Association, which backed the suspension of Harry Weetman for his remarks against skipper Dai Rees during the Ryder Cup match, gave Rces. newly-returned from Malaya, a splendid
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    YEOVIL GO INTO CUP ROUND 2
    83 16 LONDON. Thurs. Yeovil Town, a non-league club with a fine Cup fighting record, qualified for the second round of the English Football Cup competition today. The little Somerset club beat another non-league side, Guildford City. 1-0 in a first round replay at Yeovil. In
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    21 16 LONDON, Thurs. Cambridge University beat Gloucester by 13 points to eight in a rugby union match here today— Reuter.
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    MALAYANS IN VARSITIES BADMINTON TOURNEY
    74 16 rp\VO Malayans are among A the 79 entries for the British Universities badminton championships which begin at Birmingham University tomorrow. They are Oon Chong Tcik. a strong contender for a place In the Malayan Thomas Cup team, and C. K. Lim. Lim and P. Griffin,
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    Recs XV beat padang rivals
    249 16 4 LTHOUGH strengthened by two Singapore players, A Peter Harrison and A. R. Petrie, and a former Singapore and South three-quarter, Tom Roper, S.C.C. "B" lost their rugger match to their padang rivals. Singapore Recreation Club, on the padang yesterday by 10 points (two goals)
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    Penang's Heah Cup team
    54 16 PENANG, Th v r s. Penang's Heah Joo Seang Cup team to meet Singapore in the inter-zone final at at Singapore on Saturday Tan Gaik Bee. Lam Kit Lin, Soo Hoo Lai Shiang Ng Mci Ling and Betty Tan. The winners will meet Selangor in the
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    161 16 pONTYPOOL, Thurs.— PlayIng their best Rugby of the tour, the Australian Rugby Union team beat a Combined Pontypool and Cross Keys team yesterday by 14 points (one goal, three penalty goals) to six (two penalty goals) here. The wallabies led 8-6 at half time The Australians
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    Varsity Police share points
    45 16 ITNr. laya Singa ciation leas sion. we draw strength eighth Girl s ground Univ. dently defendi the tir which Devacia to pr< Univ. not to 20th Sockuli:. lead ball of! a Samad Police rampUon minute p< them M.c < after i Wif
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    30 16 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. Sweden qualified to meet Denmark in the seml-flnals of the European zone in the Thomas Cup Badminton competition last night when they beat Scotland 9-0. Reuter.
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