The Straits Times, 28 October 1956

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Nettfato m No. 1,105. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1956. it 20 CENTS.
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    ALL-DAY CURFEW
    218 1 ALL- DAY CURFEW The big round-up: 'Just the stuff- Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today backed the action of the Singapore Government in arresting PAP assemblyman Lim Chin Siong and other leaders of the Middle Road unions whose members are supporting the rebel students.
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    Chief Minister: 'First task to restore order-do nothing to impede it'
    3758 1 Singapore its normal calm, and nothing must be done to delay this." Two other Ministers. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, and inche Hamid. also made radio appeals for racial harmony. In Kuala Lumpur, the Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, urged
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    London is urged to call off the Duke's visit
    371 1 IT IS almost certain that the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Singapore will be cancelled. The Sunday Times understands that the Singapore Government has sent a message to London urging this precaution. A reply is p.waited. If the Duke's Singapore tour
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    WHO'S WHO-THE TOP IS NAMES
    187 1 WHO'S WHO -THE TOP IS NAMES THESE are the top Middle Road trade union leaders who were among 234 people detained by the Singapore Government under the Public Security Ordinance yesterday. MR. LIM CHIN SIONC. secretary general of the Factory and Shopworkers Union and PAP assemblyman for Bukit Timah. (AMES
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 ALL QI'IKT No further bwMentS reported after midnight. In worst riot are. is like (ievlani; ami KOl lior<\ soldiers were p.itrulling with gWM ;it the n.id.v. Jlark hark-lams alleys and livr-fool wajrs \\er»> searched.
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      29 1 EMERGENCY INFORMATION CHURCH closed till further notice. Services will be held in RADIO all Singapore churches at continue to broadcast SCHOOLS bulletins hourly from 6 Schools will remain a.m.
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    FRANCE-THE LAND OF THE PERFECT LOVERS
    2181 2 FRANCE-THE LAND OF THE PERFECT LOVERS THE FRENCHMAN'S ENDEARING WAYS -THE FRENCHWOMAN'S NATURAL COQUETRY: THE French have a reputation for all sorts of things, from eating frogs to wooing women. Hut this doesn't mean that every Fren'.hman cats frogs or makes love every day. Hot s^ots in Paris are visited
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    The FATAL QUESTION No.3
    58 3 In every Famous Criminal Trial, sooner or later, the accused hears One Question the answer to which he knows must seal his fate. In this specially written version of the Porthole Murder what, in your opinion, was THE FATAL QUESTION that decided |ames Camb's Cuilt? ERNEST
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    The KILLER in Cabin 126
    1452 3 THE liner Durban Castle w;is homeward iid. steaming at rly IS knots, the in coast and 90 of shark-mi-i sea In'hind her. is a tine night t October 18, 17, hot with 'a light before three a.m. rant* in the man'l galley, on Following the
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    Colour is the best tonic for the home
    904 3  - Colour is the best tonic for the home H. Heng By £OES your home lack in individuality? If so, here are some ideas on how to give it a I and make things more pleasant for the .at-home days ahead. The best tonic is our. Colour is fun if you
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    'A finger for my life'—and Yusof says it's a bargain
    456 5  - 'A finger for my life'— and Yusof says it's a bargain S. SALIM AHMAD SIHGLE-HAHDED HE KILLED A FULL SHOWN TIGER from ROTA BIIARI', Sat ii -HKN 4^-year-old ab?T ongines instructor Yusof bin Muhammad is discharged from the General Hospital here next urek, he will have only four fingers on
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    156 entries for Shell rallya new record
    354 5 156 entries for Shell rallya new record BUT FIELD WILL BE LIMITED TO 120 A RECORD number of 156 entries have been received for the second annual Shell Malayan Motor Rally be held on Dec. 28 29 and S3. But, according to Mr. P. R. W. Jupe, the liason of
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    15 chickens in 3 hours
    88 5 LONDON. —In 2'i hours Philip Yazdzik, 42-year-old American miner, ate 77 hamburgers, which amounted to 77 large rolls more than 20 lb. of meat, and 5 lb. of onions. He drank six quarts of milk and six bottles of lemonade. Next day Yazdzik ate 15'
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    Lock icon Atom scientist's mystery trip
    47 5 SYDNEY. Sat. Britain s nuclear scientist Sir William Penney, left here by air today for Canada. He declined to tell newspapermen at the airport why he was going to Canada, if he would be staying on there, or visiting the United States.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon HOME AGAIN
    20 5 LONDON. Sat. Princess Margaret returned to London by air yesterday from her five-weeks' visit to East Africa. Reuter.
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    The Answer to THE FATAL QUESTION No. 3
    130 5 The Answer to THE FATAL QUESTION No. 3 MANY may think that the Judge's question: "So what, l necessity teas there to do anything but slip out ot lthe cabin of the girl and get back to your own J quarters?" to which Camb replied: "My intention was I to
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    THE M.A. WHO CAN COOK TOO
    128 5 THE M.A. WHO CAN COOK TOO PRETTY, vivacious Catherine Lim at 25 the University of Malaya's first and, so far, only woman M.A. has many interests in life, besides the geography she teaches at the Penang Convent. She is that rare combination a girl wilh beauty Evenings will find her
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    Building starts at old airport
    207 5 Building starts at old airport -THOUSANDS of Singapore people will be moving into new homes on part of the former Kallang airport by the end of next year. Building operations have now started under the Singapore Improvement Trust's multi-million dollar scheme to transform the former airport into a modem residential
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    SPADEWORK BY THE APEXIANS
    371 5  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN HUMBLE BEGINNING OF A GREAT PROJECT By week-end, while thousands of Singaporeans were either attending the races, watching the big walk to Johore or lazing on the beaches. 12 young men set out on a special mission. After a quick lunch in town, they
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    FOR DRIVING
    35 6 Newest sports fashion is the car coat Narrow, kneeiength and well fastened, it cannot be crushed or crumpled and has no hanging folds to win themselves round the hand brake or the gears.
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    Mile, de Paris and her clothes
    280 6 This evening dress of lilac pink brocade embroidered in silver thread, made Sunday Times photographer Sam Kai Vee, gasp with admiration. Mademoiselle Lenvin holds a bunch of hand-made pink orchds. IF you want to know what sort of clothes a girl should wear to
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    How to deal with those boys who get fresh
    278 6 How to deal with those boys who get fresh JEVERAL teenagers have written to me lately asking how they should cope with boys who get "fresh" and expect that goodnight kiss when they ask a girljout on a date. Some of these girls seem to think that unless they agree
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    Recipe for teenagers
    110 6 Recipe for teenagers This week's recipe for our teenage cooks Is lor Orangr Caraway Gems, which are easily made and very light and delicious. INGREDIENTS: One aDd a half cups plain flour. 4 teaspoons baking powder, pinch salt. 2 tablespoons good shortening, one-third cup sugar, 1 teaspoon caraway seeds, grated
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    CHECK UP ON YOUR POSTURE
    143 6 ARE you a slouch who walks round with sagging shoulders and a forward-tilting head? Or are you one of those slick, attractive girls whose poise and bearing stand out in a crowd? In case you are the droopy type, check up on your posture and
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    Planning that trousseau
    245 6 Planning that trousseau DLANNING a trousseau is one of the most important jobs a bride-to-be has to tackle, and it should be a labour of love, especially for a girl who is clever with her needle. But whether you really splash and spend all your savings on pretty things, or
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    The KNOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW?
    1079 7 fc^i^M^^&S^^M^il^^ MY grandfather, a great scholar originally from Colombo, asked me the other day if i could tell him what "hook" money was and if 1 didn't know I was to find out. i cannot. Can you help? LOSIVG FACE Penan* Hook-money
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    JANE LEE's HUMAN CASE BOOK
    972 7 Masqueraded as a girl, now he's in a iam NOW 20, for the past 18 months I have been corresponding, in a girl's name, with a srirl of 18. I have never met her, but now she wants to do so. If I refuse, she
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    JAMIT SINGH
    29 8 Mr. Jamlt Singh, secretary of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association, was not held for questioning by the police, as reported to the Singapore Free Press yesterday.
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    Seven more deaths: Two unidentified
    261 8 Seven more deaths Two unidentified THE riot death toll in Singapore yesterday rose to 15. Yesterday's dead were: Kong Peng Qoon, 21. a student, and Tang Keng Wan, who died in the General Hospital, Kong of gunshot wound and Tang of injuries. Hassan bin Fadillah. 44. Tan Heng Seah. 25,
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    Tuan solves mystery of strio-tease
    304 9 COR many months the r Kota Kech>l pigrearers had not called to collect disused banana stems. Lately, however, j young girl, permed and v-dressed. rode into the Dusun on a latest model bike. The Tuan chided her for uearinß clothes that would >oon be stained
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    THE BRITANNIA
    464 9 MOST BEAUTIFUL YACHT TO SAIL INTO THE COLONY By Shipping Reporter |OHN DARBYSHIRE THIS is the story of the most beautiful and expensive y.icht ever to sail into Singapore waters. And when she arrives here on Tuesday night, she will have on board Malaya's most distinguished visitor the
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    WOMAN WINS $5,000
    62 9 The $5,000 prize tor Straits Times Puzzle Contest "A' was won by MRS. ENID MARTINEZ. Cashwoud Estate, Ayer Tawar, Perak. She submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with that shown above. This was held by the adjudication committee to give the most apt and accurate
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    Only a few entrants fail by one error
    880 9 By the Competition Editor A LTHOUGH the entry was again a big one. the .standard was not perhaps as high as in recent weeks. There were rather fewer entrants who differed at only one point from the winning solution. Here are what
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      220 9 The Straits Times MRQAIIIAS JINN UAL for 1957 Jl^jS^^^^^B W^y^^^^a^^B^aßßal ■W£ife T)Ei Hit. 'S' Qg%sSf^^Bfc_ :■'■>■'''•*'■ K p '.^bs 1 -i? Once ;i-;iin tin- Straits Times Annual holds up -«i(^»^^**^^ llu- mirror to life in S.£. Asia. iBfi^PBMBS^M Mfc^-. r 1 I hi- >.ar". i^suc is filled witli beautiful colour
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    10-CENT DANCE
    219 10 10-CENT DANCE BARS CUT INTO CABARET BUSINESS rsANCINC bars in which the waitresses take time oft from serving to dance with the custom- ect are gaining in popularity in Singapore and are cutting seriously into the regular dance hall business. A ten-cent coin dropped into the juke box provides the
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    DRIVER DIES IN ARMY CRASH
    114 10 DRIVER DIES IN ARMY CRASH A MALAY soldier was killed and three British soldiers, including an officer, were seriously Injured when their Jeep collided head on with an armoured car at Bras Basah RoadNorth Bridge Road Junction yesterday. The Jeep went out of control and mowed down a pedestrian crossing
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    FROM HUNGARIAN RIOT TO SINGAPORE RIOT
    57 10 FROM HUNGARIAN RIOT TO SINGAPORE RIOT STRAIGHT from the riots in Hungary, the Hungarian Olympic team stepped into the Singapore riots last night. Thi y arrived oy Qantas at 7.45 p.m. Qantas services had not been cancelled but there wore no departures. All planes which arrived yesterday from Europe and
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    Lock icon HUNGARIAN RIOT TOLL RISES
    500 10 GOVERNMENT TOTTERS AS INSURGENTS GAIN GROUND Casualties placed as high as 10,000 while rebels fight on VIENNA, Saturday. REPORTS of the casualties in the Hungarian anti-Communist rebellion ranged today as high as 10,000 dead and wounded as the Prime Minister, Mr. Imre Nagy, announced that a
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    'SLEEPY' TEC MAKES A CLASSIC ARREST
    155 10 'SLEEPY' TEC MAKES A CLASSIC ARREST BACHAN Singh, a Singapore detective in the Secret Societies Sub-Branch, stood in front of the Bidadari Muslim cemetery yesterday, watching a funeral procession. People in the long line of cars streaming past t o beat the curfew might be forgiven for thinking the detective
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    SNATCH FROM RIOT DEATH BEGAN THEIR ROMANCE
    93 10 IT WAS love as usual in the riot -stricken city. Among the many people married yesterday was this couple, Mm Ooi Chooi Sane and Mr. Geh Teng Weng. whose romance began during the Hock Lee riots last year. Mr Geh saved Miss Ooi
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    Lock icon Murdered ? — Absurd, I'm still alive, says King Hussein
    202 10 Murdered Absurd, I'm still alive, says King Hussein AMMAN. Sat.— King Hussein of Jordan last night joked about rumours which were circulated around the world yesterday that he had been assassinated. The 21 -year-old monarch said the rumours had resulted in a "flood of cables and telephone calls from all
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    Economic talks in Formosa
    41 10 TAIPEH. Sat.— A conference of Nationalist officials opens here tomorrow to discuss counter-measures against Chinese economic offensives. The conference lasting three days will mainly discuss problem;; relating to future co-operation between the Government here and overseas Chinese.
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    Lock icon River sweeps away 77 houses
    66 10 River sweeps away 77 houses JAKARTA. Sat. A RAIN-SWOLLEN river I has swept over its banks, destroying 77 homes and closing down government offices and schools in North Sumatra, it was reported today. The Batang Serangan river near Tandjungpura. some 40 miles north-west of Medan. struck savagely into rice fields.
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    SI BEKKAI GOES
    18 10 RABAT, Sat. Premier Si Bekkai resigned as head of the Moroccan Government yesterday. U. P.
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    TIP-OFF-AND TWO BANDITS DIE
    168 10 TIP-OFF -AND TWO BANDITS DIE LINCOLINS HIT AND CAPTURE 2 OTHERS KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. COLLOWINC a tip-off by an alert policeman, members of the Ist. Bn the Royal Lincolnshire Regt.. killed two terrorists and captured two wounded suspects in the Bahau district of Negri Sembilan last Tuesday. News of this
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    GIRL TEACHER LEAVES HER HOME FOR CHINA
    187 10 GIRL TEACHER LEAVES HER HOME FOR CHINA ALOR STAR. Sat. A YOUNG Kedah schoolgirl. Lim Mooi Eng, today described how she rushed to Penang and unsuccessfully pleaded with her lder sister not to leave for Red China. "I was just in time to meet her before she sailed, and her
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    BRITISH
    328 10 LONDON Smt football nulrhrp plinrd Uxiu; tM.I.ISH II \i.i O K Aston VilU 3 I:, Blackpool 2 Mr Bollon Wan. X hHw a Charlton Alh. 1 v Kvrrton 4 \r>rnal I-**ds Inlled 1 r i I.uton Tnmn V W. B. Manchester c.' I Rl Sundrrland r. p w Tottenham
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    P.A.P. MOTION
    37 10 The PAP leader, Mr. I Kuan Yew. will 1 motion at the ni lof the Slngapon on Nov. 5 I further action^ I Front Co., against p<-r n ganisations without ing any evidence to action.
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    Lock icon CHURCHILL'S GIFT
    22 10 I AACHEN, Sat. Sir ton Churchill has gl I prize money (53. 15 Charlemagne j Aachen eharltal I children. Reuter.
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    EETINGS tIT OFF
    132 11 Tgd.sturbed condition j Singapore has in- M with the holding I ral meetings origi- I .scheduled to take i lin various parts of ny today. I i Singapore Hire Car or. s meeting at 25 Road, will take place to be announced I Youth Rally reheari ..eduled
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    RAF blast terrorists
    70 11 IPOH, Sat. Royal Air Force Venoms dropped several I,ooolb. bombs on a terrorist cultivation area near Sungei Siput yesterday morning. The targets were near the spot where terrorists ambushed a planter. Mr. J. B. D. Edwards, and his escort of five special constables, on Thursday on Sungei
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    Lock icon Siigapore riots are big news in British press
    494 11 Siigapore riots are big news in British press < /sls PUT MR. LIM ON HIS METTLE LONDON, Saturday. SINGAPORE'S riots became the Number Two overseas news story the Hungarian revolt claiming top place in today's British national newspapers. The Daily Telegraph said the crisis put the Chief Minister Mr. Lim
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    'RIOT BABIES' BORN
    39 11 'RIOT BABIES' BORN :;ve babies were l the Kandang Kervlsternity Hospital. at the height of t; on Friday. \f<t tf them were girls. Pr A. Arulanandam, il Superintendent of ;.i.dang Kerbau hosil lid yesterday that at the hospital .tfterrupted.
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    Malaya today—seen in brilliant colour
    729 11  - Malaya today— seen in brilliant colour VERNON BARTLETT The annual— a record of life, Humour, hope By kJALAYA, with very little reE YM corded history, is essentially a country of the moment. There I cannot be many of those articles, E which generally fill an annual of this kind, about
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    7 years for home guard who shot man at third wife's house
    210 11 IPOH, Sat. A home guard instructor, Idris bin Pasiah, was jailed for seven years yesterday for killing a man he saw coming out of his third wife's house. Idris, 35. was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting
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    Duke will get goodwill by lights
    195 11 Duke will get goodwill by lights MALACCA, Sat. A POLICE launch will signal by flashlamps a message of goodwill from the people of Malacca to the Duke of Edinburgh as the Royal Yacht Britannia steams past Pulai Upeh on Tuesnight. The Britannia Is expected In Malacca waters at one minute
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    Acid threat to Rose-2 charged
    68 11 Acid threat to Rose -2 charged IPOH, Sat.— Two youth.' were alleged in the Ipor Magistrate's Court today U have threatened t n throw acid at strip tease queen Ros< Chan in an attempt to ex tort transport fare fron Ipoh to Singapore for si? people. Wong Keng Ban and
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    TIN PRICE
    15 11 The price of tin In Slngapon yesterday wass39B per picul, dovu, *1.87' i.
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      CRUSHING THE REVOLT
      490 12 Not yet is Singapore's ordeal over. Again the police have been forced to fire on the rioters. There has been fresh student and ■hoodlum violence. The casualty list lengthens and the damage grows. It is impossible to prevent all sporadic violence unless the city and suburbs are
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    ASKED ADVICE ON HOW TO ABUSE POLITICIAN
    124 12 M OST letters received by politic i a n s are sensibly written about serious subjects, but there are the crazy few. One M.P. received the following: "I've voted for you three times. I think you are wonderful. Send me £300 as I
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    'Scarface's' dream of glory is ended
    824 12  - Scarface s dream of glory is ended LAURIE WESTON by HE WAS THE MAU MAU: 13,000 DIED ON HIS ORDERS IN Nairobi's plush cocktail bars and on the rich, rolling grasslands that are the white man's Kenya they called him "Scarface" the sinister mastermind the Mau Mau revolt. To his
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    ART AND THE CHILD
    733 12  -  MICHAEL D. L. MOORE By y^LL children are born artists! How ridiculous this statement would have appeared, 50 yeras ago. Yet, today, we recognise that every child is born with a creative instinct which, if fostered and encouraged, is sure to find an outlet later in
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      133 12 0 DEDAN KIMATHI picture taken aftrr I throat was cut and tm he forest and sV blood used in an initiation trees in the era ceremony. «?at they we: I But he did not have it killers, easy for long. A security And so the end patrol raided his head-
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    Troops and police on guard as 144 face riot charges
    449 13 iiiuimiinmi ii iiiiiii mi mm lll<llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| CLOTHING OF SOME WERE SPATTERED WITH BLOOD QNE HUNDRED and forty four people, ranging in age from eight to 57, were charged in the Singapore Fifth Magistrate's court yesterday with offences committed during the
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    Federation warned of 'enemy' in schools
    199 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister for Education. Dato Abdul Razak. today referred to the riots in Singapore and "the frightening example"' of how students could be duped and corrupted by the enemies of the state. He said at the graduation day ceremony of the
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    THE S.H.B. STAFF ASSN. EXPLAINS
    371 13 0 This letter was recieved yesterday from the president of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association: REGARDING the statement made by Mr. Jamlt Singh, the secretary-general of th« 6.H.8. Workers Union to th# Straits Times, and the consequent editorial comment. I as president of the
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    THE ACCUSED
    465 13 The following Is the list of those charted with rioting: Lee Hong Chong. Yeo Tiong Chwee 15, Tan Chong Chuan, 27, Ang Soon Seng, 40, Yeo Tian Sat 11, Lam Ah Mook, 91 Chua Ah'Wah, IS, Ong Teh 800, 18. Ow Yeun Fatt, 30, Wong Tuck Chew and
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    When the ladies' were men
    729 14  - When the ladies were men DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER gARLY amateur theatricals held in 1 844 at Caston Dutronquoy's London Hotel, No. 3 Coleman Street, must have been a great deal of fun. Dutronquoy. apparently with an eye to business, permitted the amateurs to rig up one of his downstairs
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    Broke girl-friend's nose—with kiss
    116 14 Broke girl-friend's nose— with kiss AT a Christmas party Harry Wilburn, of Texas, kissed his fiancee under the mistletoe. She sighed. Then she groaned and collapsed. The kiss broke her jaw. In California a young man put his arm round his girl in a cinema and kissed her. He yelled
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    72 14 CAMERA fans should send entries to 'Camera Contest.' i Sunday Times. Cecil Street. Singapore. Names, addresses and details MIST be v, ritten on the back of each print. Glossy prints are preferred: and should be postcard size <>r larger if possible. No responsibility is accepted for
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      181 14 Popular Crossword ACROSS: 1 Clothe (4); 5 Pos- DOWN: 1 Prohibition (4); ture (8); 11 Bring to bear (s*; (4) 4 Quiver (7); 6 Experi--12 Sprightly (4); 13 Air (4); 14 ences (6); 7. Extremity (3>; 8 Pronounce with lull breathing Eyes flower? (4); 9 Shock(8); 17 It remains over
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    for Your Weekend Entertainment
    483 15 TV TICKLES the TOES WITH TANTALISING TUNES But other hali of Eddy was brilliant C. Cavallaro j\ PIANO is the real star of an engaging Columbia production, "The Eddy Duchin Story," a well-tuned, sweettoned instrument with keyboard glistening like a shiny Liberace smile. Supposedly it is
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    Bing's there all right—but where's the zing?
    228 15 Princess of Monaco— A Grace Kelly, to youse puys goes pong instead of ping in "Hi?h Society" in which she shares starring honours with Crosby Bine > As a matter of fact, the film despite its all-star cast, was strangely lacking in sing.
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    No pay for extra work a ridiculous business
    514 15 RADIO Watcher V J A WEEK or so back I wondered in this column whether the staff of Radio Malaya lacked imagination. I was told recently (no names, no Deputy Director's pack drill) that while things are as they are I am
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    Marilyn is flat in deflated cowboy comedy
    429 15 Marilyn is flat in deflated cowboy comedy I GUESS they must have stopped the bus before it could get started, for the widely advertised 20th Century Fox film Bus Stop doesn't really arrive. This picture marks the return to Hollywood of Marilyn Monroe after her spa'e with her bosses. No
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    'Running Wild' had me riled
    38 15 "RUNNING WILD" Is a Uni- I versal International picture V about juvenile delinquents who rock 'n' roll in between moments of beiiie juvenile delinquents. It nearly sent me running— wildly for the exist.
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    A treat for Harry James' disciples
    286 15 YjTALDEMAR Km. nit is not a rrmt tenor though his voice ha* more than a passing sweetness. He has, too, a' wonderful discipline and hi* singing of 10 more or les* well-known operatic arias on Philips S ***** R shows his range to the
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      185 15 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE beV^ed^sterrsT^c'c. J^nT 61m Short wave 41, 49 62m. Medium Aj^ 7 j" 5 Ti me sig na i- \a wave 476 m., 343 m.. 366 m. and Mornl^. serenade; 730 News; 7.3S Tm. 9.00 Waltzin, and March- j*^ in X 9.30 C.vacade of Music 10.00 T^ ican
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    NEW LIFE for LOST' TRIBE
    385 19 LAST of THE TEMIARS CROSS OVER TO THE GOVT. SIDE IPOH, Sat. T T > a new life again for a lost" tribe of 56 feaster aborigines. tern short weeks ago, httlr hillmen and nlirs were classiho«.tiles." .v are busily engaged c themselves a v
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    Priestly beards taxed
    116 19 HMAN says that sh r oen use a razor Americans, GerSwi&s shave on c, five times a aniards take out n only lour times :v.c\ the French B times. English shave that an Engurea two square face and cuts off hairs in a life- time. And the
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    DIGGERS THRILL VILLAGE BOYS WITH MINIATURE AIR SHOW
    331 19 PENANC, Saturday. QUNNERS of "A" Troop, 105 Field Battery, Royal Australian Artillery, recently thrilled Sungei Siput one of the Federation's blackest spots in the Emergency with a miniature "air display." Staged by a four-man team of aeromodellers, the performance brought almost the
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    Cheque really bounced, court was fold
    147 19 CIAUGHT without cash or J cheque book, people have used the things nearest to hand on which to write a cheque. American banks have received wooden cheques, crockery cheques, and clothing cheques. A Callfornian bank exhibited A PLANK on which was a cheque for
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      296 19 ■Ww sjaj ajayyaj u^f^^aßßßajßaßßßfip* v^^^^^Baw^ '^^"oV V^^S3>**'?^^HffiKS9ftk^. It- v T&* aaay Brilliant performance of Sunbeam Rapier in 1956 Mille Miglia race 2 Pi,! Driven by Sheila Van nQ Damm and Peter Harper The lw Sunbeam Rapiers entered in this Average speed over course gruelling 1000 mile race competing in 6
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    Nathaniel Gubbins
    787 20 ■THE 1957 models at the Cubbins Motor Show have been designed to produce a car so easy to drive that you don't have to do anything much except avoid things. And people, of course. In the Super C one-pedal-control fully automatic transmission model you press the pedal once
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    Oh, Mister Presley, please sign my back'
    953 20  - Oh, Mister Presley, please sign my back' Peter Dae re By A Tent of Sighs in the Elvis Territory —where he makes the girls exclaim— TUPELO, Mississippi. ••rWIHIS," shout- cd the State trooper," is a heck of a place to interview somebody." The place was a crowded, brawling, Gveihot tent
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    Lock icon This brain' can compose music
    235 20 This brain' can compose music CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Sat. A NEW mechanical "brain" that can do such odd jobs as smash atoms, translate Russian and even compose music, has been presented to Harvard's computation laboratory. It is the U551,500,000 "univac," hailed as an a;istrocrat among computing machines. To some 13 Harvard
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    148 21 Here's a Ttixture guaranteed It knock any opposition rro«(fT its the Hawker Hunter Farnhoroujjh Cirand every one's dif'Trnt. Wdine U ihe two-seated a Mark IV armed with Fircflash (ruided missiles r rht of leaden a Mark \l »ith streamlined winj<"P tanks for lone range.
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    THESE WONDER BOYS PUT THE MACHINES TO SHAME
    1721 21  - THESE WONDER BOYS PUT THE MACHINES TO SHAME RALPH MIDDLETON B> *"^"***Mol!lClclttS Cclll" 111 11 ft mum in tin itt 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 it in imiitilltiitl l in i ii m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    You can now buy octane 90 petrol
    307 22 You can now buy octane 90 petrol \fALAYAN motorists will be able to buy the new 90 octane petrol from Tuesday. The new petrol represents a vast Improvement in quality, and motorists may expect less knock on their engines, improved acceleration, better performance on hilLs, less gear changing, and rapid
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    92 22 THE KARMANN GHIA coupe version of the Volkswagen saloon, with body designed by Ghla of Italy and constructed by Kannann of Osnabruck, Germany, Is on show at Earl's Court. The new body transforms the Volkswagen Into a sleek sports car, although the sturdy four-cylinder
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    Powerful thrust for Rapier
    83 22 A possible criticism of the Sunbeam Rapier has been that, compared with the Hillman Minx on which the car is based, there is not a large enough difference in performance to warrant the difference in price. This fault Is now remedied by the Rootes' announcement of
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    EARL'S COURT SHOW PROVES EYE-OPENER TO ALL MOTORISTS
    515 22 fOR those who feel that the British motor industry has been slipping in recent years, the London Earl's Court Motor Show which opened recently, will prove an eyeopener. Never before has Britain offered such an excellent variety or value-for-money vehicles as can
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    AT THE SHOW: ELEGANCE ON WHEELS
    27 22 THE DAVID BROWN Aston Martin DB2-4 Mark II three-litre saloon, another c hibit at the Earl's Court Show in Lond on.
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    Cyclists in Colony take pledge: Agree not to disagree
    121 22 SQUABBLING will be "out" »3 among members of the Singapore Cycle Racing Association during the 1957 season. For they haVe agreed that only the sporting instinct should be allowed the rule. During last month's round-the-island race disagreements threw a cloud over
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    After Olympics what! Athletes on trial
    336 22  -  Crusader By Vy iLL ot athletes to the Olympics retain their zest to improve in their particular field of sport after they return from Melbourne? This question is being asked by many sportsmen and officials who have watched them striving to win a place
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    Lock icon GOOD START BY AUSSIES
    345 23 CHAND HITS A FAULTLESS CENTURY OFF TOURISTS They are 134-1 to India's 251 BOMBAY, Saturday liING 134 for the loss of one wicket, Australia looked well on the way to taking comn.md at close of play on the second day of the I Test against India
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    SCOREBOARD.
    91 23 INDIA lit Inna. i Kurgr b Undwall a Burje b rawford 31 tawford S Harvr> h Rrnaud 55 b < rawford t id r «ub b MackaT 10* M.irldmks b Benaud 1 Davidson b Markay 33 u»t c Harvey h Davidson S MaddAcki b Macaay <>ul I fxtraa 3
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    Selangor's late rally fails
    372 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CELANGOR failed by one point in a grand late rally to beat Perak, who won today's friendly interstate rugby match by 16 points (two goals and two penalty goals) to 15 (three tries and two penalty goals) on the padang. Though Perak deserved
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    SINGAPORE LEAD HK CIVILIANS
    104 23 NG KONG. Sat. 4\ UNBROKEN ninth I ket partnership} mi between Sgt. i' md WO Flood en.ntiapore Services j first innings i against Hone Kong uu in their twotrh which started J i i •keeper Bone was Aith an undefeated j PlcxTd contributed j runa in
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    Lock icon MELBOURNE GAMES ARENA
    69 23 THIS is the main arena for the coming Olympic Games at Melbourne the Melbourne Cricket Ground packed wfth a near capacity crowd of 115.802. The airvlew photo was made at the grand final of the Australian Rules Football when Melbourne Club defeated Collingwood 121-48. Some of the
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    Lock icon MALAYAN NAMES BAFFLE AUSSIES
    335 23 MALAYAN NAMES BAFFLE AUSSIES Olympic Briefs MELBOURNE, Sat. rpHREE Malayan ingreA dients Kulit Kayu Manis, Kikona, and Kachang Dal have Olympic caterers here baffled, but according to Malayan cooks at the Olympic Village they are among 35 ingredients needed to cook for the Malayan team. There Is no English equivalent,
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    SCOREBOARD
    142 23 KONG lit Inns. ■i t Grinrod b Turner 1* t b Hood 5 R«H Flood 4" i Kos^ b Mood S Hone b WTTTUm**! Z kin* 4 t llow b Turner IS 1 urner 0 1 <od I |f I lood b Turner 8 f out 0 1 .Ira*
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    S'GOR RACES AS SCHEDULED
    67 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. There is no change in the programme of the Selangor Turf dub's November meeting wbich begins next Saturday. "None of the horses now running in Singapore are concerned in the meeting and 1 do not think there will be any difficulty in bringing
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    TIES POSTPONED
    22 23 The Singapore Badminton Associations national championship ties for yesterday and tor H K have been postponed until Wednesday and Sunday.
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    Lock icon Statham in form, takes 5 for 26
    189 23 Statham in form, takes 5 for 26 CAPETOWN. Sat. II*ESTERN PROVINCES TT were all out 129 in their 1 i first innings shortly after fi lunch on the second day of i. their cricket match against t: I the M.C.C. here today. > When play resumed today j Western Province
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    British XI to play in Colony
    70 23 THE British Olympic soccer team will play ln Singapore on Dec. 11 on their way back from the Melbourne Games, it was announced by S. A. F. A. yesterday. An official said that a cable was received yesterday confirming the visit. The team will
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    Lock icon NSW lead in Shield
    110 23 BRISBANE Sat. YEW SOUTH WALES, holders of the Sheffield Shield, took first Innings lead over Queensland here today, second day of the openine Shield match of the season. Facing Queensland's total of J25, they scored 334 for nine. Norman O'Neill, 19-year-old playing In his second SheffleTH
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    VARSITY SPORTS
    25 23 The University of Malay athletic meet postponed yesterday will be held on Saturday. All University fixtures for the weekend have also been postponed.
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    Penang threes too good tot Kedah XV
    314 23 PENANG, Sat. p E N A N G, swamped Kedah to win their opening fixture in the H.M.S. Malaya rugger competition by 29 points (four goals, two tries and a penalty) to nil at the Municipal stadium here today. Kedah were outplayed in
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    Lock icon THIRTY EIGHT FOR CAMBRIDGESHIRE
    168 23 LONDON, Sat. rpHIHTY-EIGHT of the original 106 entries for the Cambridgeshire Handicap, to be run at Newmarket on Wednesday remained In the race at the final acceptance etage. Thrre were no surprise withdrawals. Prize money for the one mile, one furlong event '.his year totals £4,410,
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