Singapore Standard, 26 November 1956

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    32 1 Singapore TIGER Standard STANDARD ***** (5 lints) POLICE 240 C #r m FIRE BRIGADE 2811 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2414 VoL MI- No. 147 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1956 )2 PAGI 15 < I NT-
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    131 1 AT A GLANCE To-day's Main News From Near And Far TW ENTY-F«VE rebel student leaders to bo expelled— page 1. A MOTHER pleads: "Help me tmd my son," page 7. TITO (left) spnds protest note on Nagy's (right) kidnapping page 1. r GRADUATES to take Varsity squabble to highest level
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    Lock icon REBEL STUDENTS BLACKLISTED
    291 1 Notice To All Schools: Reject Them Penang Rebels Got Secret MCP Orders At Recent Concert PENANG, Sun. More than 25 ring leaders responsible for the recent student at Chung Ling High School here will be expelled when the school starts re-registration towards end of December. These rebellioui
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    Lock icon MEET-THE-TEACHERS SESSIONS
    110 1 PORE'S Education Mir. Mr Cheu Suee Kee hniU .i regular "mept-thc-Clunr>e-tea(.hers" ses--lTortl%. teu saJtl he uould visit district once a fortr <>nee a month and t teachers to hear their it a tea party given m his honour at the Robin- n ife yesterday h e told -<•
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    Lock icon Burns In Port Said For High Level Talks With Allies
    148 1 '•■I SA1!) r Major (.eneral Burns Initcd Na- :> tommandei m Egypt, arm -Hi b\ ail it Port Said today for important talks ti^h and i-'rench f lunmind Genera Bun wa met by i I General s cr. t -y
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    Lock icon Carrier On Expel Mission?
    50 1 CTA Malta. Nov (Reuter) T\ irrie: -.n sailed rung for zn. ifter i d c last pokesmen would n nent I lay on rer rta the Oc< ided the Ea-':\-r. M-diter-ranean to stand by to emR..- \r.-. r nationals should Pr expulsion threat be carried out.
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    25 1 \V I LUMPUR, Sun Thomas a Public Works Der nt overiccumbed In Eh< Xlang to Injuries sustained from an n Thursday by one
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    52 1 n 2a India today counted HI dead m Friday's train wreck making it this country's worst m 10 years and the tl worst m its history. The lieath toll has been mounting daily teams worked m the r. m which the train plunged .les south
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    53 1 HOW are Bi Main's Suez troops doing? line, says cameraman Frank Woods, who *ent bark this picture. Woods says lie found the boy, "bright and < !i°rrf ul." Baby pal of these two Army men is a day-old coat. They are feeding it on tinned milk near
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    34 1 FORTY Algerian rebels were ki od U|d about as 01 raptured m operations m the Const antine area of Eastern Algeria over the pa?t hours. French authorities reported yesterday. A P
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    493 1 THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING, EGYPT TELLS SWISS ENVOY PARIS, Nov. 85 (Routed— The Egyptian authorities have given British and French citizens m Egypt the choice between expulsion and internment, the semiofficial French news agency, AFP, said today quoting reports reaching here from
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    Lock icon KREMLIN STOOGES
    151 1  -  CHIANG SAYS: PEKING DIRECTS M.C.P. TAIPEI. Nov. 23 (OP) President Chiang Kai->>hek charsed tod.t\ that Malayan Communist* are under the direct control oi Red China and warned that the foundation of independence and freedom for Malaya and Singapore can only be based on I firm anti-Communisi policy The
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    23 1 SOME 50 American X .irntly paraded m front of the White Hou>e with sign tiH| the deportation of Hungarians to Ri:-.
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    Lock icon TITO SENDS STIFF PROTEST NOTE TO MOSCOW
    237 1 TITO SENDS STIFF PROTEST NOTE TO MOSCOW BELGRADE, Nov. 25 (Router) Yugoslavia yes- terday sent the Sovietbacked Government of Hungary a "most energetic" protest against the abduction of ex-premier Imre Nacv by Soviet security forces. The n< te also protested afatnat the "violation of the agreement" under which Mr. Nagy
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    40 1 VIENNA. NOV. 25 (UPJ The Kadar regime sa;c toda] that anyone caught a: temptin 2 to escape from Soviet terrorized Hungary will be failed More than B 000 Hungarians have already flea to the West.
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    153 1 END Of An 11-Year Association IUK\U. Nov. 2:> X' uterJ A j;niup oi 137 Briti.-h utiiteis, and boarded the ncu]>strui ted Bi itisfa troopship Ne\as>a at Kure tonight marking the end of an 1 1 -> t ar-old association between .lapan and the Briton Commonn ealth. Onl> leu rearguard personnel
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    24 1 DISHON K:b€ flMOffbed by police a s one of the Ma. M I elite, has been capture o Tororo. Usanda. Reuter
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    203 1 Two Air Clashes Within IS Hej r s /I RICH M« Hand. N©l ll' (?n boll an airiinei crashed hei \<M<r(i.i\ killing 23 persons m Luropt m "nd bic air disaster m Irv.,. thtf !>> hours Earlier today an Italian ncr crashed outs: killing 33
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    129 1 U.S. GOVT. HALTS STRIKE N£\\ YORK No. \r\ Government >e<>urday obtained a 10-daj injunction under the Taft-Hart-)i la\i In t;.iit Ihr dnr k strike thai has rippled v portv from Maim l< I x.,» (or nine ri.i\^ A ale resumption of work Kpeci morrow. Govr rnmrnt will seek fore the
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    68 2 MR GORDON Lim helps his bride, the former Miss Julia Sun, to a piece of cake at their ucddins? reception at Sea View Hotel. Singapore, yesterday. The couple was married at Weslev Methodist Church. Fort Canning Mr I.im i> mercantile assistant His bride is a stenographer m
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    112 2 Old Fashioned Taboos Kill Many KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Aft-old beliefs ti^Wlt the consumption of certain foods had caused a large numb or Infant and maternal deaths m Malaya, Dr. Mohamed Din bin Ahmad, awhtant Director of Medical Services, said m a radio broadcast tonight very high incidence of nutritional diseases,
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    330 2 'Nothing To Fear If You Stick To Studies' PENANG, Sun. The Alliance Government will protect and encourage Chinese Education, but is equally deter-mined-to see that the activities of unruly students are curtailed, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, Minister for Posts and Telecommunications and Alliance leader, said today. He
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    83 2 T.T.C. For All Teachers In Training KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Normal Class system of teacher training which ha-. been In existence for nearly 45 jean, wtU be discontinued next year. This li m accordance with 'lie Federation of Ma'.aya's new education policy Teachers m training will m future be sent
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    45 2 KUALA LIPIS, Sun.—President of the Sessions Court, Mr. G. C. Byne. yesterday fined an opium addict $50. Lee Kok Teong (66) pleaded guilty to his 19th offence under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance possession of :;even packets of opium and a pipe.
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    236 2 PRESIDENT of the Singapore Trades Union Con- gross Mr. S. Jaganathan, yesterday said that the trade union movement m the Colony is passing through a difficult period as a result of the recent arrests of trade unionists. Speaking at a special dele- conferva c
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    82 2 Trouble Over A Tattoo JOHORE BAKRU. Sun. Lai Ho, 18, wa^> bound over In the Magistrate's Court today la the sum of $250 on being convicted of a charge of bein? a member of a Triad secret lOCtßtj. He nad a Red Indian's face tattooed on his arm which the
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    56 2 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Low Lor. 62-year-old bus conductor who claimed he would die without opium, was yesterday fined S4OO by the President of the Session? Court for possession of eight tahlU of the drus. Xhfl ophm ni concealed m an empty water pail found near the
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    48 2 RANGOON. Nov. 25, (UP)— A Burmese wedding was held here today with on.y the bride pre?ent. The groom, e.-transed from his parents, was hospitalized with injuries inflicted by his enraged elder brother who Objected to use of the parents' names on the wedding invitations.
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    Lock icon CHANCE FOR MORE TO JOIN T.U.C.
    145 2 THE special delegates' conference of the Sinpapore Trades Union Congress yesterday decided to reduce the affiliation fee and lift the ceiling on union representation. The new ftflUtatian fee for a member per year is 50 cents instead of one dollar. Trie new basis of
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    134 2 IPOH. Sun. The Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis is to urge tne government "53 a Otttta of urgency" to carry out a nationwide survey of the T.B. problem. At Ha annual MMCII meeting here today. Mr. P. J. D. Rege?ter proposed a
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    105 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The names of the casualties of the R A.F. personnel of the Valetta transport aircraft which rushed m the Cameron -inlands on Friday morn.ng r,re Flying Officer J. A. N. <r- -h (pilot). Flying Officer H. W :am (navigator), and Serge K. L.
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    70 2 IPOH, Bun. A Taiping brother- sister combin B v Choc PW and Helen Bocy. annexed the 1956 P< amateur ballroom charr.; ship here o n Friday. Lim Joo Liang and Miss florence U> e took second place and also won the slow fox-trot and waltz events.
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    33 2 MORE than 20 "call-up-boys under the Manpry,- r Eulations 1951. m< t In Kuala Lumpui y« >terday and appolnted a pro-ten committee led by Mr. Edwin Gabriel to fnrm an association.
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    80 2 9 Apexians Donate Blood Nl 'AN team from newly formed Apex Club. donated blood at the Blood Transfusion Centre, General Hospital, Singapore yesterday. Among them was Mr. D A. Craig, Service Director t Club. It was his first blood donation. A Club spokesman said that out of 27 members, ten
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    62 2 T-' -Malayan amateur ballroom dance championship, which was postponed lecently. held at the Raffles Hotel. Singapore, on Dec. 21. This year's champions, Mr. Robert Gan and his partner. Miss Lav, of Penang, will bt defending their title. Competitors from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. S< ban, Malacca
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    66 2 THE All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society conference [poh during the Christmas holidays will discuss general :natters and proposals brought by representatives of the various branches of the Bociety. Delegates will come from icca, Selangor, Perak, Pahang. Penang and Singapore. l-Mala Muslim Misety m Sing?, wi; send four
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    75 2 PEXAXG. Sun Mr. A. R "v- r-roendent candidate I the Kclawei V. making ms first election campaign speech, today. said ne woaid not po into the Munldp.- 1 Co—-:; to Wo a "c ;ent I am not interested m Mowing m v own trumpet," Raja Gopal
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    140 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The eight-man committee appointed bl Government to probe conditions m Muslim Religious Schools ha^ re•ommended that the 40U.000 MipUl attending them should )e taught a common syllabus The committee, headed by Assistant Natural Resources Minister. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Taiib is
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    473 3 'DR. DOBBY'S ADDRESS WAS MOST OFFENSIVE... 9 Indignant Comments By Grads THE hi? squabble over th c controversial Convocation Address of the former ice-Chancellor of the Iniversitv of ."Malaya. Sir Sydney Came. will now go before the varsity's highest authority— the 24 man Iniversitv Council,
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    157 3 BURMA'S $1,600 MIL PLAN FOR COUNTRY FHRMA has icvised her] pish t-year development i plan into a $1,600,000,000 four-year plan, the Burmese Minister for Mines, Mr. M. A. Ra.schid told the standard yesterday. He flew Into .Singapore Gamda indonesian Airways on his way to ngton. New Zealand. to attend the
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    94 3 Law School Too Late For Malaya JOHORE BAHRU, S^n. The Law School arrived Malaya too late to cope I the problems cf an independent nation, according to Dr L. A. Sheridan, Professor of Law of the University of Malaya In a recent talk to local Rotarians. he said that although
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    37 3 The St Anthony's Convent will hold its annual fun fair and exhibition m aid of the CancsMan Orphanage. Singapore, on Thursday and Fr.day One of the highlichts v ill bp the Catapult Stall.
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    28 3 LEE Teo Tuan. 55. was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday after he was stabbed m a fight at a workshop m Jalan Besar Road.
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    314 3 Show People The Better Man De' Cruz MALACCA. Sun. Federal Councillor and Malayan Chinese Association Publicity Chief, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, received a challenge from the newly formed Malayan Tarty candidate lor the Municipal elections, Mr. J. L. De' Cruz, to oppose him m the
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    147 3 DOOR ■TO DOOR COLLECTIONS X I A LA LIMP IK. Sun. The Alliance Minister for Transport. Mr. Ong Yoke I. in. was today appointed to lead door-to-door enllrction for the "Egyptian Relief Fund." Although Mr. Ong was unable to attend the first full committee meeting of the
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    99 3 VI CRAM) Rapid* nn to the Canadian border David Tambyah (Standard news editor) was talked into donning the traditional Chippcwa headdress and a Harbour Seal coat. He is pictured by Duluth cameraman with an Indian pea.ee pipe somewhat similar to the Malayan opium pipes. Temperatures alone the
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    175 3 THE Singapore Coalition Government was yesterday congratulated by members of the Banting Good Citizens Committee, now on a eivu? vigil here, for its firm stand ■gainst subvergiva tlemcnti Members of this committee m Selangor were the founders of the Good Citizens movement Which is now
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    102 3 Tried To Annoy Girl Jailed JOHORE BAHRU. Butt. Sollamuttu, an electric ck man. was sentenced m the Sessions Court today to day's jail and a fine of $100 for breaking into a woman's room with intent to annoy her. The woman. Timah binte Ngah. told the court s-.c v. awakened
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    51 3 MANILA, Nov. 25 (UP) Francis Cardinal Soellman of New York wii! arrhe nci I morrow to represent Pope I Xl] at the scond national E .aristic Conference to he held from H«f 28 to Dec. 2. Ikh ->v;ll be Ctfdlßri Spe!lman'i ■ertntt trip It the
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      442 3 j THE STARS AND YOU 1 By Rita Del-Mar IIODAI H Ql O1.V1MIN: De plentiful Afternoon Map "Our know If dee is the a change of trend, accent, r.g J amassed thought and money matiers. possessions experience ot innumerable I. IKK A Sept. 23 to Oct minds."— Emerson. 22— The
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    242 4 After 130 1 Years' Service To Retire IPOH, Sun.— Six Police officers here, who have between ihem put m a total of 130 years' service m the Federation of aya Police Force, are ring at the end of the month. The youngest of the.-c to retire Is an A tant
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    143 4 -Railway Will Fight It With Radio- KUALA LimPfTl Sun The Malayan Railway i<* finriins ways ,\m\ means to reduce boredom to the minium durins: h-ng rail jourMfE i onsidei ation »s being ;i\rn to the introduction of rulm protrammes and ino\ ie sessions. As there uncertainty as to how
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    407 4 Says Boy Cyclist Who Lost His Licence IP H. Sun.— The State Traffic Police Officer. Mr. Civ Corbett. A.S.P.. -ified m the Magistrate's ;rt here yesterday that a schoolboy motor cyclist, Syi n David Hogan Shaidali IL'D) said to him, -This is robbery. I shall I
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    80 4 250 WORKERS THREATEN TO STRIKE Bt a Sun. The Question of i strike action ibourefs against the Sti tits Trading Company here be decided upon by the I .^mmittee of the Straits Trading Employees' i tomorrow. The Union had sent seven demands for better \va~es and working conditions to the
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    166 4 Let Them Change Stick-ln-The -Mud A ttitude Johari TANGKAK, Sun.— UMNO publicity chief and Assistant Minister tor Commerce and industry. Inche Khir Johari, yesterday strongly advised Party leaders m the faunpottga to urge their followers to change their stick-in-the-mud attitude. Inche Johwrl was speaking beforo a political rally organised by
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    52 4 BUKIT MERTA.IAM. Sun.— T te Territorial Association of Women'l Institutes m Province Wellesley is holding a grand rharity dance at the High School hall here on Dec. 8. A special late launch ha? been arrai r -"> to leave Mifc Pier. Butterworth, at 2.45 a.m. for the convenience
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    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The sale of all intoxicating liquors except toddy by Naafi. m Malaya was yottrriav formally authorised by Govcrnmen.. a ga/.ettf- notification auUlOrised the sale of liquor. wholesale and retail, to members oi the armed forces only. The notification brings the hitherto "private empire"
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    48 4 irOH. Sun. Dr. J. S. Bodhj, T. B. specialist m Selangor, baa been appointed Federation's representative to the 1 1th International Tuberculosis Conference at New Delhi m Jan. Dr. Bodhj Will also represent the Malayan Associa'ion for the Prevention of Tuberculosis at the same conlab.
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    220 4 'Hungary, Middle East Are Major Political Issues' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Trade Union Council has decided "not ro take any action" on a cable from I.C.F.T.U. headquarters m Brussels urging its support for demands for stopping Soviet intervention m Hungary and ending hostilities
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    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Snor.ee Goh and Shek Blossom ballot stars, Will give perfonnanci ii thp Chinese Assembly Hall here on Dec 5 and 6. Soonrc and Blossom schooled at Sadler W- U adoo, and studied und' r ex-Imper-ial Palace danc< r, Madame Prnprajen.^kaa, who wai predecessor to
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    106 4 ABOVE: Mr Chen Hrn Yon. second son f M nd M (hen Yin Cheap of Kuala Lumpur MH M| Mil the forrarr Miss Yap Yoon Thai c ri.n;ul Mr ami Mrs. Yap Vine Ngew of Kuali Lumpur, after tl rma riafe at Un PII Thin Best Pudu Road
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    122 4 Be Good Citizens, Pupils Are Urged BENTONG, Sun —In a foreword m the first issue of the recently published Sulaiman School Magazine, the Federation Minister for Education. Dato Abdul Razak bin iin, congratulated the school on its 40-year-old his- j tory and urged all pupils to study to lmpi tl
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    1558 5  -  JIM HENRY reports Our Queensland Correspondent JTH the Olympic Games now m full swing people here are now tending to concentrate their attention on them, no doubt partly as a form of escapism from the many worries plagueing this country, as well as the world at large. Among
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    430 5 FOR the first time since Australia's swimming squad for tlif- Games went into training; and started breaking world records with almost monotonous regularity, doubts are being openly expressed whether the swimming section of the Games is going to be a •'cinch" for the country's hichlyr.itod men and women's sw
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    31 5 \nrumus onr happj she s getting hrr hie chanc« on and ha> the part of an Oriental dancer m thr current new musical FANNY at Drury I.ane Thratrr MIRRORPIC
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    656 5 GREATER OPPOSITION TO CONGRESS From Our Gbrresponeferit TIJK ONGRESS is likch to meet with greater opposition than ever be- fore at the forthcoming flections. India's handling of recent international e\ents has caused a rift among the intdligpniM.i 1 that forms the backbone of the Congress regime i both m the
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    99 5 X M I pattern of electioneering i propaganda is once afain placed before thr Congress I oreijjnrrs are taken from the i Atomic Reactor at Tromha* to 1 the Neiveli Project m the south via the Penicillin Plant at i Poona, the Hirakud Dam
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    33 5 Letter FROM INDIA N Russian action m Hung c oon as it started thot was one of the 6Lrsl m the world t I Britain for her intrusion into the Suez Canal Zone.
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    161 5 r| HI. OMMON man hen 1 perturbed ;ii M r Nehru's apparent reluctance U a spade at 11 r moment. In the < <^< f I he lost n«> time m i- m hat remain* ol ihe British i D i.. pieeei than* G■ word ol
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    281 5 Hun; i! h* 1 did not mm I ,V hru n ahnul an-i s said the Congress resolution on Hungaand v,, about at was tiv* did not imply any difference m our way of judging we found ttl little difficult, having regard to the facts before
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    186 7 Chou To Meet Nehru In N. Delhi ZLHL Nov -5 (AP)— The two top tenders for Influence over ireds of meet here Wednesday" They are Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru of Democratic India and Chou En-lai of Comm n i I China. Although Chou's ft eially described 13-day goodwill tour as
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    377 9 By A Market Correspondent MALAYAN markets had a &ood week and a satisf.utory volume of business was written. Industrials, which weir firm for most of the period, met profit taking toward> the du>e. Tins maintained their strength. Rubbers moved from quietly irregular to Chief rises
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    142 9 OYSTER CASE' A JOKE 30 YEARS AGO WELL overed 100.000 '"Oy-ster-cases" for Tudor and Rolex watches are now m use n some 90 countries. This is the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the c When it was first laur Oyster-case was s K)dy cou.' why it was necessary '"for
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    392 9 BUSINESS m shares :r. Nov. 17 to 2 Industrials: PrtStt Xrave Ords $tX $218. Gammons S2.OH. Hammr 1 Co., $1 57j Hume Industries A. 5/9. William Jacks 13.00 ft <r>. Jark-on Co. $1.35 Malayan Breweries $2.97$ to $3.00, Malayan Cemeni Malayan Collieries 97 cents to M rents
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    171 12 SINGAPORE'S flag goes up tA Melbourne*! Olympic Village a proud moment for the Colony contingent, signifying that all Singapore's Olympians are m Olympic City Standing left are Federation and North Borneo officials, and on the right. Mr. C. C. Tan p.nd other Singapore team leaders picture
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    328 12 They'll keep the Aussies Down Under OLYMPIC Village, Sun.— TTie Federation of Malaya face their toughest opposition tomorrow— the Australians—in a crucial Olympic hockey match scheduled at 4.00 p.m. at the Olympic Park. A defeat for the Malayans rr...y mean their exit m the Olympic hockey competition. The
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    1076 12 Colony's Lifters Among World's Best Ten MELBOURNE, Sunday For the benefit of all and sundry, but especially for Singapore's weightlifting followers, it might be pointed out that the Colony's three lifters have done remarkably well m the Olympics. They are featherweight Tan Scr Cher, lightweight Tan Howe Liang, and middleweight
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    114 12 mflbourxe. Nov. 29 <ap i completion of ]9 events. including the equestrian at Stockholm In July, the United S:atc< leads the field m nun of gold medals won m the l j. r >(j Olyrr.; is the standing, living gold, silver and bronze medals: United Slates 7
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    64 12 STANDINGS m hockey qualifying grouos after play are. UP UEOCF B: Played Won Drawn 1 > \> A i "alia 10 0 2 Great Britain 2 0 2 0 3 AYA 10 0 2 Ken; 2 0 1113 (,ROIP C: r ;< a n 1 10 0
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    133 12 OLYMPIC VILLAGE, Nun Singapore uiJl make its Olympic debut tomorrow morning at 11.30 againM the United St.ite-s. •Well valk through.'' crowed lanky Percy Pennefathcr, captain of the team. Coach Noel Hay backed him up. He said. "Our chances of beating the Americans tomorrow are
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    36 12 sinc.mmihe 1 water P'!".m- win piny their first game on v Thp\ are n<- nriinc up their tr.nninr at the Olympic pool, und- r l!;r trxtchful e\ fv of >;iil ••!>'•!'■ v (hi.! II X
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