The Straits Times, 3 November 1956

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    23 1 AVER ACE PJALJ.Y, r F HTIFI ED SUE Ff(EEPV 7S.tlTi tie*****' The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1956 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon NASSER AIR ARM IN RUINS
    163 1 FLASH— STOCKWELL TO LEAD INVASION NICOSIA, Fri. Lt.-Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell, former G.O.C. Malaya, has been named commander of the Anglo-French invasion forces.— U. P. Sir Anthony reports to the Queen N, Friday The House of Commons today took the tcp of deciding to sit
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    In 48 hours an air force is totally destroyed
    168 1 In 48 hours an air force is totally destroyed LONDON, Friday THE whole Egyptian Air Force has been destroyed. 1 dramatic announcement was made Ang:lo-French High Command today relentless 48-hour bombardment of all major Kgyptian airfields. Photographic reconnaissance today estabt more than 100 planes had been i or badly damaged.
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    Israeli armour rolls towards Suez Canal
    36 1 A HALF-TRACKED armoured troop-carrier of the Israeli Army on the move in the Sinai Desert during an early phase of the Israeli thrust towards the Suez Canal. A. P. picture
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    Lock icon ISRAEL: ENEMY ARMY IN FULL RETREA T
    1857 1 Egyptians scuttle ship at entrance to Suez Canal A French Defence Ministry statement claimed that "one of the two most important ships in the Egyptian Navy" was set on fire today by carrier based Corsair planes outside Alexandria harbour. The statement referred to
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    'SEVERE BLOWS9 WARNING TO EGYPT
    91 1 'SEVERE BLOWS 9 WARNING TO EGYPT NICOSIA, Fri— Gen Sir Charles Keightley, Com-mander-in-Chief of the Anglo-French Forces operating against Egypt, warned EgypJ yesterday that "we have at our disposal the strength to deal very severe blows." He told correspondents: "My aim is to achieve my mlUtary object with the minimum
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    THE DUKE: 'THANK YOU' CABLE FROM YACHT
    222 1 THE DUKE: 'THANK YOU' CABLE FROM YACHT KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Duke of Edinburgh, now aboard the Britannia sailing: for Port Moresby, New Guinea, today cabled a warm message of thanks and good wishes to the people of the Federation. In his message, received by the High Commissioner, Sir Donald
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    Officer dies in crash
    69 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Special Branch officer, Mr. F. Black, 32, was killed and the O.CPX). Jelebu, Mr. John Watson, 26, seriously injured when their car crashed into a bridge at the 23 2 mile. Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Road early this morning. The two officers were
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    BOMBING WARNING
    25 1 NICOSIA. Fri— British r.idio in prus warned i .^yptian civilians stay uwa> from unlit .11 > c.imps around Cairo which would he bombed tonight.
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    Lock icon Stage is set for invasion
    109 1 Stage is set for invasion 3 a.m. crisis news DARIS, Fri. The French Defence Ministry said tonight that the stage is set for an Anglo-French invasion of the Suez Canal Zone. A communique said that aerial and naval preliminary attacks were over and that air and navy action would from
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    STUDENTS FIGHT
    18 1 I IHMtI Kt.ll Fti Rival university students here fought furiously over action against Ksypt. Several injured
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      106 1 WfTtaSU HO HON6 SOAP FACTORY LTD. 61 CHUIIA ST.. S POM I T« JIOII 1 Twice in a generation the world has been plunged into the darkness and despair of total war. In defence of democracy many millions of our fellowmen gave their lives— though not in vain. Their death
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    Lock icon British shipping
    100 2 BOMBAY, Fri.— The Transport and Dock Workers' Union here, representing 10.000 workers, today announced its readiness to boycott British and French ships "as and when required" in protest against the intervention in Egypt. The union decided to appeal to the International Transport Workers' Federation and the British Transport
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    Lock icon Will India leave Commonwealth? Nehru's hand may be forced
    202 2 Will India leave Commonwealth? Nehru's hand may be forced DEMANDS TO BREAK LIHK NEW DELHI, Frl.— British intervention in the v Egypt conflict is likely to raise the nueitW^ India's membership in the Commonwealth arm Y to political circles here. "™rdm Demands that India break her link with R r
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    Stevenson blames Ike for Middle East setbacks
    149 2 T^EW YORK, Fri.— The Democratic presidential candidate. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, said last night that President Eisenhower's foreign policy has "failed." As a result, he said, Russia had been handed "two great victories." "Our Middle Eastern policy," Mr. Stevenson said in a nation-wide television
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    Lock icon SENATOR: CUT U. S. AID TO BRITAIN AND FRANCE
    63 2 SENATOR CUT U. S. AID TO BRITAIN AND FRANCE WASHINGTON, Fri— Senator Alien J Ellender said yesterday that the failure of United States intelligence to learn of British and French plans in thp Middle East shows that has gone haywire." He said the U.S. should consider cutting off aid to
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      474 2 REVOLUTIONARY V-CONIC ESCAPEMENT makes the TIMEX Shock Resistant Range most .^outstanding watch value—^ ~~^^w i Every TIMEX has a rrxilutionary V-Conic rtcap^mrnl which fives the w«tch tremendous strength where tI A Oft //"^^^X^H* \m *?*M —n mo 1 watc l re weakert. At thb viul spot the balance a>srmbly TIMEX
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    Lock icon police called out as anti-Eden crowds demonstrate
    1211 3 police called out as anti-Eden crowds demonstrate TUMULT OUTSIDE, INSIDE COMMONS: PREMIER SAYS WE'RE NOT MAKING WAR' fONDON, Fri. Several hundred people, many of them oversew students at j} r jt>h I'niversities, Remonstrated outside the House! of Parliament last night, I "We want and "Stop the of foot police two
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    TORY MOVE TO OUST EDEN-PEER
    118 3 TORY MOVE TO OUST EDEN -PEER LONDON Fri.— A young ■■vative peer and --aid last night ere was a "de•:ci\e inside the ust Sir Anthony I'rime Minister. Lord Altrincham. cdi- he Conservative The National ~h Review" said I ;en is in a state ■n about Nasser Pi should have this.
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    Lock icon UN demands immediate ceasefire
    608 3 Overwhelming support for United States motion YEW YORK. Fri.— An emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly early this morning. overwhelingly adopted a United States resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Egypt. The vote was 64 in favour, five against Britain, France, New Zealand.
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    Lock icon EDEN: 'GIVE ME SOME TIME'
    114 3 EDEN 'GIVE ME SOME TIME' LONDON. Fri. Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Minister, said today he must have an opportunity for study before he could comment on the United Nations resolution urging a cease fire in the Middle East. Asked is the House of Commons if he would give an
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    LONDON STOCKS
    293 3 LONDON, Fri. Closing middle prices of selected stock not including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £51% +y Funding 4% £854 War 34% £70',i +4 BANKS Mercantile (£5) £4 1/32 Eastern (£5) £74 Chartered <£1> 34/3 Hongkong ($125) £894 t INSURANCE Com Un. (uU.) 80/- +3/9 Royal 79/9 +1/6
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    Lock icon 'OUR AIMS ARE DISTINCT'
    73 3 LONDON, Fri.— A British Foreign Office spokesman said here last night that "suggestions that the British Government are concerting military action with Israel are entirely false." The spokesman said: "The military aims of the British Government and the French Government are solely as stated in the
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    Lock icon Battle to free secret jail prisoners
    528 4 Battle to free secret jail prisoners NATIONALISTS ENTOMBED UNDER BUDAPEST STREETS BUDAPEST, Friday. JJUNGARIAN insurgents were last night digging desperately to save Nationalist political prisoners entombed three storeys below the city's Communist Party headquarters in a (secret prison. The existence of this underground prison was revealed when the headquarters was
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    P-H-F-F-T FOR DIANA AND MR. DORS'
    116 4 P-H-F-F-T FOR DIANA AND MR. DORS' ACTRESS Diana Dors, announced in Hollywood yesterday that she and her husband. Dennis Hamilton, had separated. Hamilton returned to London right days ago. Miss Dors stayed behind to finish her role in "The I.ady and the Prowlers" for RKO. Shi- said: "Although we are
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    ...And Cockell throws in the towel
    150 4 LONDON, Fri.—Ex-heavy-welght champion Don Ck>ckell has told his lawyers to begin divorce proceedings against his 28-year-old wife Irene. Mrs. Cockell is on a caravan tour with hei friend. Mr. John "Taffy' 1 Clarke, 32-year-old ex-merchant seaman whose nose was punched by Cockell in a
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    MINDSZENTY: MY PRICE FOR SUPPORT
    82 4 MINDSZENTY: MY PRICE FOR SUPPORT BUDAPEST, Fri.—Cardinal Mindszenty, Roman Catholic Primate of Hungary, has demanded the formation of a "Christian Democratic" Party with a voice in the Cabinet as the price of his support for the Government. The Cardinal, who has just been released after eight years in jail, made
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    Lock icon SHE JUST WANTS TO FORGET
    189 4 But they all turn up for her birthdays, and so far Mrs. Giles has had 106 "All right, my dears, so I'm over 100 years old. Of course I'm proud of it. but won't anybody let me forget it, just for a little while?" But
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    118 men must wait in pit for death.
    151 4 118 men must wait in pit for death. 11 Scotia;, f explosion smn»v I coal-mine Sg*« night, trappir. hope of r, men 3,200 feet d, gas-fliied sh a n s V others wer c killed Five hours after tk ripped througl land Railway and r, Springhill. /escue,?^'able to get inu,
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    Churchill helps war children
    36 4 BONN, Fri._sir W;--Jhurchlll's £417. finntm by him when he received Charlemagne European prize in May, is to help a kindergarten at a.-' sponsored after the nr! the British Save the Chlkta Committee
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    Charity at home
    45 4 LONDON Fri. Eccr. move announced by tb wlgged Speaker of the Bon of Commons: The flr.ai ccof all Acte Initiated by prro members will henceforth h printed on paper Instead on vellum— which Is ar. pensive parchment from calfskin. Besull siderable saving.
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    A 'ghost' haunts nurses
    331 5 HOWLING DOC is WARNING OF NIGHTLY VISITATIONS PERFUME BOTTLES 'ROCK AND ROLL 9 AT $2 mil. HOSTEL IN PENANG A "PHOST" w v P NANG Friday. A which sends a black dog howling S2 nno Son t f C aring nurses staying in the new hostel
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    ROUND THE CAPE: 58 LEFT BEHIND
    195 5 LT the gangway of the Italian liner Asia wont 63 happy passenfrom Singapore yrsterday mo/ning. Within an hour 53 of them shuffled sadly down again, luggage aid all. The 53 passengers had booksages to Bombay Karachi and Aden but the had received lastte orders
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    Scholarship offer by Germany
    104 5 Scholarship offer by Germany STUDENTS l n Singapore, the Federation and British Borneo may be granted free scholarships in any one of the universities in the Federal Republic of Germany. A workable knowledge of German and the possession of an academic degree of any kind is necessary. Selected candidates will
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    Copper find in North Borneo
    41 5 JESSELTON. Fri. The North Borneo Geological Suri vey Department has reported that traces of a copper lode has been found close to the deposits at Sungei Karang. Copper prospecting in the area is to be extended.
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    Man appeals in trespass case
    59 5 PENANG, Fri.— A Chettiar accused of trespass explained in court today that he had entered a phohibited area in the Penang Port Commission premises because he wanted to look at certain goods for which a tender had been called. Sivananam Chettiar 45, pleaded not guilty
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    REID CONSTITUTION WILL BE FAIR TO ALL'
    238 5 He'll come back to see it work ORD REID, chairman of the commission which is to draw up a constitution for the independent' Federation of Malaya, left Singapore yesterday' for Rome in Lloyd Triestino-liner Asia. j He said he was hopeful that I
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    Women who want babies turning to the F.P.A.
    75 5 About two per cent of the new patients attending the Singapore Family Planning Association clinics are women without children who want to have b.ibirs. Mrs Joanna Moore, the as--<>i i;ition*s publicity offi- cer, said yesterday that one of the aspects of family
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    'Be vigilant' call to trade unionists
    117 5 KOTA BHARU, Friday. rpHE chairman of the National Whitley Council for x daily-rated workers in the Government and the Malayan Railway, Inche Abdul Majid bin Ithnln, has called on all unionists to be vigilant. They should be on the watch for elements which aimed
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    COMPENSATION FROM NANYANG BID
    254 5 COMPENSATION FROM NANYANG BID Flat 'No' from Tan Lark Sye THE Nanyang University in Singapore will not pay any compensation to professors from the United States who had not arrived in the Colony before terminating their contracts. Mr. Tan Lark Sye, the chairman of the Board of Trustees of the
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    Classes again
    20 5 The People's Adult Education Association in Singapore have resumed their classes after a break during the recent riots.
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    FIX RATES 'ONCE FOR ALL'
    213 5 FIX RATES 'ONCE FOR ALL' Ratepayers talk of insecurity rpHE present system of levying rates by local government authority creates a feeling of insecurity and discourages developers from build-' ing for rent, says the Singapore Ratepayers' Association in a memorandum to the Government The association sMd: "We must voice the
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    Jewels in her brassiere
    42 5 BUTTERWORTH, Frl. A woman hid jewellery in her brassiere, the Sessions Court here was told today. Chan Kool Yeng 33-year-old housewife, was fined $750 for attempting to evade customs duty on $643 worth of jewellery at Mitchell Pier.
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    $l-a-year tax
    35 5 KUCHINO, Fri.— Every 18--year-old person in the district of Binatang, south-west Sarawak, must pay a tax of one dollar a year to the district council under new bylaws gazetted by the Sarawak Government.
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      182 5 Prince Edward Road, 9 a.m. Last IUUA day tomorrow. WESLEY HOMEMAKERS SINGAPORE MEDICAL SKRGROUP: Buffet dinner and dls- VICES UNION: Annual dinner cussion on "Bringing up the Child," and dance at Capitol (Mandarin) church hall. 4, Fort Canning Road. Restaurant, 8 pjn. 7.30 pjn. MINISTRY OF EDUCATION: vm i A
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    JUDGE SETS JAILED STRIP TEASER FREE
    282 6 Rose Thong told: Pay fine of $25 instead TPOH, Fri. Rose x Thong, 23, the first strip teaser in Malaya to be sentenced to jail for an indecent performance on the stage, was freed by the High Court here today. The Judge, Mr. Justice
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    Dance, film for Poppy Day
    53 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Mrs. R. j. W. Craig is the organiser of the Poppy Day Fund in Batu Pahat. She is arranging a dance and a cinema show at the Rex Theatre. The Batu Pahat Football Association will stage a charity soccer match In aid
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    Fancy dress ball for Poppy Day
    43 6 BUTTERWORTH, Fri. A Poppy Day fancy dress ball will be held at the residence of the Senior District Officer, Mr. D. A. Borrie, on Nov 17. Music will b e provided by Joe Rozels and his band.
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    SACKS FOR OVER 45 NONSENSE SAYS CHEW
    110 6 SACKS FOR OVER 45 NONSENSE SAYS CHEW rpHE Minister for EducaX tion, Mr. Chew Swee Kee,, yesterday described as "absolute nonsense" reports that Chinese school teachers over 45-years of age were to be retrenched. Speaking on behalf of Mr. Chew, a senior Government spokesmen said: "This Is the kind of
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    The land where they don't want to vote
    101 6 BRUNEI, FrL rE people of Brunei do not wish at present to participate in any form of local government. This has been revealed by representatives from various sections of the population. The Brunei Government has therefore had to postpone Indefinitely the implementatlon
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    MISS TWINKLE TOES SHOWS HER FORM
    36 6 JEAN CHEW, above, is one of many attractive Singapore cirls who will dance in "Malayan Musicale to be staged at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday next Straits Times picture.
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    THESE PHONE MEN ARE ALL PHONIES
    77 6 THESE PHONE MEN ARE ALL PHONIES MEN posing as members of the Singapore Telephone Board Employees' Union have been approaching telephone subscribers for "donations to union funds." They have been Issuing receipts stamped "S.T.B. Workers' Union." The union secretary. Mr. Peter Scow. announced yesterday that these "collectors" did not represent
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    Lim will meet union men
    67 6 The Chief Minister, Mr. lim Yew Hock, has agreed to see representatives of the Singapore Union of Journalists again before a final decision is made on Mr. Beah Yong, a translator of the Nanyang Siang Pau, who was arrested under banishment orders on Oct. 15.
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    Wreath appeal
    38 6 PENANO, Fri Helpers are needed to mak e wreaths for Poppy Day this year. Mrs J. M. Jefford would be pleased to meet them at the Runny mede Hotel any moulng from Nov. 5 to 10.
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    Bazaar date
    25 6 The Young Women's Muslim Association bazaar has been postponed to Dec. 1 at the association's headquarters. It was to have been held today.
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    Farmers' union is banned
    123 6 Farmers' union is banned IMPLICATED IK THE RIOTS rrHE Singapore Goverr ment yesterday i, solved two more Con, munist-front oreanu' tions. They were the Slnear* Farmers' Association and »> Singapore Wooden Hon. Dwellers' Association w* with premises in Middl'p p?,; Officials of both assorlatter were arrested by the Specl Branch
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    Blood donors
    27 6 Sixteen members of th« Singapore branch cf the st John Ambulance Brigade m give blood at General Hosn, tal next Tuesday, at 5 30 n*■
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    STOWAWAY IS CHARGED
    61 6 PENANO. Fri.— A youth who stowed away to Malaya in a ship from Burma in 1954 was today sent for a week's medical observation. Samsuddin bin Shariff, 21, appeared in court on a vagrancy charge. A probation officer, Mr. A. K Abbas, said that Samsuddin had once
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    Judge: I must obey my conscience
    253 6 JURY'S 6-1 VERDICT REJECTED ]t|R. JUSTICE KNIGHT yesterday told a Singapore ATI Jury: "I personally have a very grave doubt tnr I must obey my conscience. I am not prepared to agree with the majority verdict." I He then ordered a retriai"lf the Attorney-General
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    Fire in a lorry
    49 6 A fire engine was called to Beo Lane, Singapore, yesterday when fire broke out in a lorry carrying 80 tins of sulphur powder. The fire started when two of the tins exploded. The lorry attendant!, however, put oat the fire before the fire engine arrived.
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    W.H.O. officials pass through.
    49 6 The regional director of the World Health Organisation for the Western Pacific. Dr. I. C. Fang, will arrive in Singapore today on his way back to his headquarters in Manila Dr. M.O. Candau, DirectorGeneral of the W.H.0.. also arrives today on his way to Colombo.
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      239 6 RADIO MALAYA »^,^I!TLS M^ (•Prosrammes thu marked can fee Bxtra received by listeners In Malacca m IX 7Z? 3 9 3 i^JS-13 Regional 279 m) SINGAPORE P.M. '1.00 Programme Summary w ""»*»«">«rw«»«i •101 Saturday Date, *1.30 News (Short wave 41 Mm. Medium followed By Singapore Share ware 476 m.) AM.
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    The Royal visit—a last look round
    157 7 The Royal visit— a last look round HE POSES WITH MALAY RULERS AFTER THE STATE BANQUET During his visit to Penang on Wednesday the Duke of Edinburgh watched a display by voluntary organisations in the Residency ground. In this picture he is I talking to a Wolf Cubmaster. In the
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    THE DUKE HOPES HE'LL VISIT MALAYA AGAIN
    459 7 THE DUKE HOPES HE'LL VISIT MALAYA AGAIN Malacca Councillor: He told me IT LUMPUR, Fri,--1V The Duke of Edinburgh may visit Malaya again, according to a Malacca Settlement Councillor, Mr. Tan Cheng Swee, who was one of the Federation leaders presented to the Royal visitor at the Rulers' garden party
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    THE 'THREE CHEERS' MYSTERY SOLVED
    164 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Who was the man who helped the Duke of Edinburgh to make yesterday's formal garden party at the Istana Selangor even more informal by shouting "Three cheers for His Royal Highness" as the Duke was about to drive away? Almost all the
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    With love from the Duke—six cartons of matches for crew
    137 7 With love from the Duke —six cartons of matches for crew rE H.M.S. Panglima of the Malayan Royai Naval Volunteer Reserve steamed into Singapore last night with all the crew excited over a gift from the Duke of Edinburgh. The present was six cartons of matches thrown into the Panglima
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    DEATH
    41 8 in Word, $10 (minimum) N. RAVI OF H.M. DOCKYARD Apprentice School CC. Dept. Singapore flew to India 16 October. Patient Medical College Hospital Trlvandrum Vide Telegram on 30 Oct. 56, mourned by his guardian NO. Dharan 553 12 m/s Sembawang
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    121 8 20 Wordt $10 (minimum). ALFRED PEREIRA and Family thank Relatives and Friends for Gifts. Condolences, Wreaths and Attendance Funeral ol Eva Florence Perelra 31.10.56. MR. AND MRS. PHILIP LIEW TECK KONO thank friends and relatives for their kind attendance Telegrams, and presents on the occasion of their Wedding on
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat, Nov. 3, 1956 Sixty Four To Five
    730 8 The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat, Nov. 3, 1956 Sixty Four To Five Sixty-four nations have called for a cease-fire in Egypt. Five nation* voted I against, and six abstai. cd. i Morally this vote of the General Assembly of the Unitw 3 i Nations condemned AngloFrench intervention, as well as
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    'Peace' With The M.C.P.
    244 8 The Party Ra'ayat's appeal to the Federation Government to re-open talks with Chin Peng has attracted, quite rightly, the wrath of the Chief Minister. It is incredible that anyone not already a Communist should still campaign for "peace negotiations" with the Malayan Communist, Party. What can
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    The End Of The Curfew
    218 8 Full freedom of movement has been restored in Singapore with the lifting of the curfew. By Thursday, in fact, restriction had virtually ended for all except those whose occupations or habits could only be practised or indulged between the hours of midnight and the dawn.
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    As I was saying..,
    1001 8  - As I was saying.. CYNICUS by OTHER duties, and events well beyond my control, have kept me off this page for a number of Saturdays. And now that I am able to resume, cynicism has never seemed less desirable. It is the wrong commodity these days. I thought so when
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    Waiting for victory
    1059 8  -  ALISTAIR COOKE By NEW YORK. THWO hours, before the x President was to appear at Madison Square Garden last week, a sound-truck cruised up Eighth Avenue and droned to 10,000 shoving outsiders that there wasn't an empty seat. "Those wishing may now stand on 49th Street." A
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    87 8 (From the Straits Times of Nov. 4, 1906). rnHE Hon. Mr. W. H. Shel■l ford will move a motion in the Legislative Council to the effect that H.E. The Governor be respectfully requested to telegraph to the Secretary of State urging the desirabi- llty of making the
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    COLONY RIOTS AN EYE OPENER: TENGKU
    151 9 COLONY RIOTS AN EYE OPENER: TENGKU I ALA LUMPUR. Fri— Jhlef Minister, _ku Abdul Rah;id today that troubles in Singahich had causj wanton destruction .:fe and property, be an "eye to all. ust be warned the danger o f Cornsubversion." the v said when he laid iundation stone of $300,000
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    Minimum pay query
    43 9 ft LUMPUR. Fri.— Mr. .rayanan will ask the for Labour. Mr. V. rxinthan. in the Fe•■ETLslative Council on whether the Go- will introduce a minimum wage he said, wnuld ensure Ie merdeka for the along with political a for all.
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    All quiet—but on the surface only
    513 9 All quiet— but on the surface only STUDENTS GATHER AGAIN SECRETLY IN HOUSES: INTIMIDATION OUTSIDE CHINESE SCHOOL REPORTED TROOPS AND POLICE STILL STANDING BY AT CENTRAL POINTS the on-and-off curfews of the past week hmpipore returned to normal yesterday— but only superficially. fmJ^f^f numbers of the students who were cleared
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    Accident rate 'killing' his business
    80 9 Accident rate 'killing' his business THE HIGH accident rate is "killing car insurance business throughout the world, said Mr G P. Fiticrrald deputy manager of Mercantile and General Reinsurance Co., before leaving Singapore for Manila by P.A A. yesterday. Mr. Fitzgerald. who spent a week in the Colony contacting clients,
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    Road flooded near Kajang
    44 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Heavy overnight rain today flooded the 18- > 2 to 19-V2 mile Reko-Bangi road, near Kajang. to a depth of 12 inches. The water was reported to be rising this afternoon, but the road is passable to traffic.
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    Tax relief
    28 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Arrangements have now been made with the Norwegian Government for giving relief from double taxation regardIng income tax, it was announced here today.
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    LEFT BEHIND BY CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL REBELS — CLOTHES AND RED FLAG
    32 9 LEFT BEHIND BY CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL REBELS CLOTHES AND RED FLAG A COMMUNIST flag lies abandoned among students' clothes— one of many heaps found in the Chinese High School Straits Times picture.
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    Stay-in students had food in plenty
    316 9 STOCK FOR ANOTHER 4 DA YS CHUNG CHENG High School and Chinese High School students in Singapore had hoarded enough food for at least another four days if they had not been driven out last Friday. "They certainly were not] starving," a police official
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    SELF-DEFENCE EXPERT HURT IN TODDY BRAWL
    75 9 SELF-DEFENCE EXPERT HURT IN TODDY BRAWL IPOH, Fri. A MASTER of the Chinese art of selfdefence was seriously injured in a toddy shop brawl yesterday. Th: fight took place at the Sungei Pari toddy shop between Yew Chit, 51, a "koon-tow" instructor, and an unidentified man who fled after the
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    Transfers: Mr. Chew may help
    93 9 SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, is considering helping Federation students who want to transfer to schools there provided they did not take part in the Colony's stay-in strikes in Chinese middle schools. He indicated this yesterday after disclosing that he has received letters
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    26 9 A SIX-FOOT pile of tinned provisions found in one of the Improvised stores at the Chinese High School. Straits Times picture.
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    Gurkhas kill a bandit
    51 9 SEREMBAN, Fri.— The 2 2 Gurkha Rifles this morning killed a terrorist in the Kuala Pilah district of Negrl Sembilan. The body of the terrorist was brought here for identification. His identity has not been disclosed for security reasons. An operation Is going on In the
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    Gurkhas shoot at Reds
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Patrol of the 2,10 Gurkha Rifles fired at four terrorists In the Gelang Patah area of Johore yesterday. The terrorists fled leaving behind four pack.-
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    Exam date set
    25 9 The secondary school entrance examination in Singapore will be held on Tuesday Instead of Monday, the Minis, try of Education announced yesterday.
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    Snake kills boy
    29 9 MALACCA, Fri. Zakaria bin Zalnal, flve-year-old son of a rice dealer here, was bitten by a snake yesterday and died shortly after at the General Hospital.
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    $8,000 orders at art show
    51 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Almost within one hour an exhibition of Chinese paintings by Professor Lai Kin Chen from Indonesia was opened today, orders worth $8,000 were placed by members of the public. The exhibition Is partly in aid of the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce building
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    ACSU wants explanation
    43 9 The Army Civil Service Union has asked the Singapore police for information relating to the arrest of it* vice-pre-sident, Tan Boon Eng. Tan, was arrested with other trade union leaders under the Public Security Ordinance during the Government's anti-subversion campaign.
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    Talk on yoga
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Yogi S A. A. Ramalah will speak on "Kriya Yoga Siddhi and Rainfall" at the Chettiars' Hall, Sentul, during the annual day celebrations of Kriya Babaji Sangah on Saturday. There will also be a bhajan meditation and yoga demonstrations.
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    COMPENSATION for EXPATS: $94,000 LIMIT
    449 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fit A sum of £11,000. ($94,285) has been proposed as the > maximum lump-sum com- 1 pensation which the Federa- t tion Government will pay to expatriate officers retiring as a result of Malayanisatlon after July next year A Bill is to be
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    TAX RISES: PUBLIC RISES KNOW SOON
    189 9 TAX RISES: PUBLIC RISES KNOW SOON KUA rpHE public will know on creases they may have The Minister of Finance. Col. H. S. Lee. is expected to announce them when he introduces the 1957 Budget in the Federal Legislative Council. Col. Lee will move the Supply Bill authorising public expenditure
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    Timber congress
    36 9 Mr. Chan Peng Hong of Klang, representing the Timber Exporters' Association, and Mr. P. A. Durgnat, Forest Officer, Singapore, will represent Malaya at the 4th AllAustralia Timber Congress at Sydney starting on Nov. 12.
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    Plank collapses, three hurt
    54 9 Three labourers, Ong Ah Peng. 40, Yap Chew Bock, 42, and Sam Lye Chuan, 41, who were loading sacks of rice on to a lorry in Robertson Quay. Singapore, yesterday were injured when a plank they were walking on collapsed. They were taken to the General
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      317 10 OIL ON THE FLAMES -TWO FIERY REPLIES NEVER in my morning reading have I had to stomach such contumacious disloyalty as your leading article of Nov. 1, headed "Oil On The Flames." And it is clear rrom Vernun Bartlett's column that this 'high idealist" has positively wallowed in remorse Later
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      'Disgusting and dastardly'
      163 10 DURING over thirty years' residence in this country I have never read a more disgusting and dastardly article, than your leader of Nov. 1. We have seen appeasement in Europe in the past, we have even seen it in Singapore recently, and we all know with what
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      Malayan isat ion in firms
      242 10 IN spite of talk about Malayanisation it is rather disturbing to find many European and British commercial establishments in this city, when advertising for staff in their local offices, stipulating that applications for secretarial positions and other remunerative posts, must be confined to Europeans. I
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      Contributions to varsity
      105 10 THE unwarranted attack by "Pre-war Graduate" on Sir Sydney Came should not go unchallenged. The distinguished educationalist and economist was certainly not trying to drive a wedge between the older graduates and younger graduates. What the ex-Vice Chancellor tried to emphasise was that the monetary contributions made
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      Improving kam pongs
      80 10 rpHE Malay Agricultural Settlement at Kuala Lumpur, formed nearly 40 years ago. Is one of the oldest and biggest kampongs In Selangor. I congratulate the management committees for all the valuable work they have done to improve the kampong, but It is sad that the committees have
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      284 10 A GROUP of energetic Businesses Registration officers from Kuala Lumpur are now checking business names' registration licences from shop to shop, and I think the public, and I hope especially our Federal Councillors, would like to know how they base their assessment. I had
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      PAP MOVE IS ILL-TIMED
      49 10 PAP MOVE IS ILL-TIMED rpHE statement issued by 1 the People's Action Party which called tor the resignation of the Labour Front Coalition government is badly timed and uncalled for. To resign during the present crisis would be to forsake the loyal people of Singapore. B. q. TAN Johore.
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      Smart service at counter
      76 10 IHAVE been to many big towns in the Federation of Malaya and I notice that the counters are served by girls who look very smart, and the transactions are done without any arguments. It is a pity in such a big and important town as Alor
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      Street names in Ipoh
      60 10 Street names in Ipoh I am most grateful to your readers who responded to my request for information regarding the origins of street names In Ipoh. They may be Interested to know that I have now discovered the origins of all the names of the streets within the Town Council
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      103 11 Rex Morgan. MM. Door siawntned Dick Tracy Lot of money Ace OH urn Evesdroppiny THE MAB&WAL HAS ALMO6T ""^J IN TTM t&XVTt .1 TrtQUsi<V\SP .**UK Or*] I AMD *Som a A/Vi*c- ne ~H^IHI BEACHEP THE CmZENfi SCUABt >y HUMAN £YB* *OCU* O*n*T£>r£ZeA»CS 'L*£j*PCCmD WkSrLi^ I ENTB«KNCE OP THE SRVTE MUf&MA?
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    Rubber market shake up
    426 12 AFTER a long period of Indolence the rubber market was rudely awakened from Its lethargic state by violence both from within and without, report H.C3. and Co. hUL, in their current review. On October -26 prices hardened on overseas buying, but. in spite of the serious
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    MIDDLE EAST SITUATION IMPROVES TIN, RUBBER DOWN
    427 12 By» Our Market Correspondent IN the face of the continuing crisis in the Middle East, rubber and tin prices in Singapore yes- 1 terday reacted differently. The fear of being cut off from supplies east of Suez by European dealers resulted in a
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 12 November first grade rubber buyers f.0.b.. closed in Singapore yesterday at 101 cents per fb., down 4 cents on Wednesday's closing price. The closing tone was uncertain. Closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were:— OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 101%. sellers 101 (Norn.); No 1
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    114 12 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Singapore 1,2, Asia (Danish) 4 5 Star Betelgeuse CP, President Gar^.eld 6,7, TJittjalengka 89, Automedon 11, Benvrackie 13 14. Glenroy 15; 16, Kimanls 17, Braeside 18, Ocean Maru 19 20, Pet a ling N.Wall 4 to
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    INDIAN CARS
    33 12 India produced 15.033 automobiles during the period January/ June this year, compared with 11,000 In the first six months of 1955 reports Comtel. Bicycle output rose to 291,000 against 220,000 previously
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    341 12 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "The local share market eased slightly In ail sections." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday:. Fraser <fc Neave orris $2.03; Gammon $2.10. $2.15 (overnight); Hume Industries A ss. 7 12d.; M. Breweries $3; Malayan Cement $1.75; McAlister $2.85;
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    117 12 The Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100):— Canada: buying airmail: T.T. 31K. O.D. 31%. 90 d/st 32 1/16 credit bills, 32 >4 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 31 Vi; Swiss Francs 141%; French
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    82 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS trading wlu, heavy on the Sto, today. Fans overall tone most moves wen were variable and^^ were slightly m steady. Lo ans »v, Loitns 3' 4 'i 19 R Con. Zinc Bank of N.sw"" Mount Lyell N. Broken Hill Hill 50 Mount Morgan'; Pek.o Western Muiln's Ampol. Ex.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    149 12 Singapore thinesr Prwio change: noon prices terday were:Copra: steady; Nov t* buyers, $27 3,4 seller tW steady; bulk $42 1 2 $45 1,2 sellers.Pepp,'l'--10 to 20 tons ol G done; Muntok whue wak $125 (both up $io Sarawak black $90 p *V Singapore Copra Assort pjn. prices: Straits
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    11 12 October tin outputs I Takuapa Valley 514 ptak I
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      817 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited fdf the post of Telephone Operators at Malacca. Candidates for appointment must be; Males, Age 16 22. Federal Citizens and must have passed form n In an English School. Knowledge of 'colloquial Malay Is required. The basic salary is $115 $250 p.m. plus C.O.L.A. Applications
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      544 12 NOTICES THE PAHANG CONSOLIDATED COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in England* Telegraphic advice has been received from London that the I Directors recommend payment of a nnal Ordinary Dividend of 40',; making a total of 50% for the year, less Income Tax at the rate of Bed in the and a final
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      358 12 NOTICES EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE The Annual Dinner Dance of the above Association will still take place as arranged on Saturday 10th November. Members or friends .should write or phone their reservations to the Hon. Secretary. 11 Pearl Bank, Tel: *****. C. C. CHUA SONS. LTD. WILL SELL BT PUBLIC AUCTION
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    'JUST LIKE MOTHER MADE' FOR MALAYANS
    74 14 'JUST LIKE MOTHER MADE' FOR MALAYANS Sambals and curries as Che HasnaK^jnakes^i^^ at kome on the ranfce in Olympic Village CHE HASNAH binfe Ahmad (left) head of the team of Muslim cooks from Malaya, and one of her nine assistants, Che Selamah binte Mohd. Said, at work in the Malayan
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    THIS NEW CLOTH JUST LAUGHS AT STAINS
    97 14 THIS NEW CLOTH JUST LAUGHS AT STAINS A SINGAPORE man yesterday gave an unusual demonstration. He washed ink and sauce stains from a cotton material with only a dash of water. He Is Mr. M. J. Robers of Lehmann Kan, agents of Howcol fabrics, who displayed more than 200 samples
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    Firm declared bankrupt
    51 14 The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Whyatt, in the Singapore High Court yesterday, made a receiving order against the Nan Aun Modical Co. on a bankruptcy petition filed by Barlow and Co., Ltd. The Nan Aun Medical Co. owes Barlow and Co., the judgment creditor, a sum of
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    'BAN' ON ICE-CREAM IS OFF—OFFICIAL
    156 14 'BAN' ON ICE-CREAM IS OFF— OFFICIAL IPOH, Friday. THE head of the Federation's Emergency Food Denial Organisation, Mr. M. C. Sheppard. has ordered that the ice-cream trade in food restricted areas should be allowed to continue without interference. He has ruled that icecream sellers should be allowed to use "normal
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    Girl, 15, saved from well
    38 14 Amah binte Atm, 15, was rescued from drowning ln a well in Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. She was pulled out unconscious by a neighbour. She recovered in I the General Hospital.
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    Ex-Services dinner
    44 14 The annual dinner and dance of the Ex-Services Association, Singapore, will be held at the Adelphi Roof Garden at 8 p.m. on Nov. 10. Those Interested should contact the secretary, Mr. R. B. K. Martin. 11 Pearl Bank. (tel. *****) for reservations.
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    Youth Centre open today
    37 14 The Singapore Youth Sports Centre will be open today and tomorrow from 10 a.m to 10 p.m. Troops who used the centre as a temporary headquarters during the riots have vacated the premises.
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    Loans from U.S. for Malayan companies
    222 14 WORLD BANK AGENCY OFFERS HELP MALAYAN companies can now apply for loans to the International Finance Corporation, an affiliate of the World Bank. An announcement says I.F.C. will assist only new or expanding enterprises when it is sure that they contribute as much of
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    Two save $5,000 in appeal
    110 14 Two save $5,000 in appeal PENANG, Fri. rpwo bailors who stood $10,000 surety for a merchant had no suspicion he would abscond to China, the Penang Appeal Court was told today. Yap Ban Seong and Lim Boh Yam appealed against a Sessions Court order forfeiting the surety they had furnished
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    Inspector faces 'hurt' charge
    46 14 Detective-Inspector R. Ess pleaded not guilty yesterday ln a Colony court to a summons charge of causing hurt to Sha Nam Fong on the night of Sept 12. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, the magistrate, postponed the case for mention for a week.
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    Magazine ban
    24 14 The Singapore Government has banned the sale of The World a bi-monthly magazine printed by the General Press in North Bridge Road.
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    TORCH HERE MONDAY THEN ON TO HISTORY
    144 14 AQANTAS Super Constellation carrying the Olympic Torch to Melbourne will touch down at Singapore Airport at 12.45 p.m. on Monday. The plane will take oft again at 2.15 a.m. the following day for Darwin. Thirty-five minutes after leaving Singapore, the Super "Connie" will
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    Thrift society officials
    67 14 The Singapore City CounpJ! Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, at its annual meeting, elected the following officials: Acting president, Mr. R Middleton-Smith; vice-pre-sidents. Messrs. A Greenhill, P. C Marcus, s. Harris. J. G, Aspinall. Committee: Messrs. I.im'Toh Nee (chairman). P. Appavoo (hon. sec). N. Balakrishnan (hon.-
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    Woman dies after fall
    38 14 Heng Tang Kit, 31, was fatally injured when she fell off a moving bus ln Serangoon Garden Estate. Singapore yesterday. Heng, who was unconscious when taken to the General Hospital, died soon after admission.
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    O'Brien's new mark is 63ft. 2in.
    91 15 O'Brien's new mark is 63ft. 2 in. LOS ANGELES, Fri. Parry O'Brien shattered his world shot put record yesterday tcith a throw of 63 }eet 2 inches. The mark was made in the final trial of the U.S. Olympic Games track and field team in Memorial Coliseum. O'Brien's official world
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    Thelma can win the high jump
    537 15 HAROLD ABRAHAMS sums up the British women's chances SHE IS BRITAIN'S BRIGHTEST HOPE FOR GOLD MEDAL THERE are five field events at the Games so far as the women are concerned the high and long jumps, the weight, the discus and the javelin. Great
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    ODD GOAL WINS
    35 15 Latlff Wanderers beat Singapore Khalsa Association 3-2 in a S.H.A. Dlv. 2 league match at Fairer Park yesterday. Syed Hassan, Amln and Sa'ad scored for Wanderers, and DUbara Singh (2) for Khalsa.
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    Borneo's Gabuh, Sium for Melbourne
    158 15 NORTH BORNEO will send two athletes, Gabuh bin Plging and Slum bin Dlau. to the Olympic Gamea at Melbourne. Both will compete In the hop, step and Jump event. Gabuh was second to Australian Brian Oliver in the triple Jump at the last Malayan A.
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    170 15 MELBOURNE. Fri. rFHE 11,000-ton Russian ve.s- sel, Gruzla, with equipment and competitors for j the Olympic Game 3, has be- come an "Olympic mystery ship." Not only did the Gruzla fail to arrive at Melbourne to- i day but she Is not answering radio calls
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    Lock icon HOW WILL THE CRISIS AFFECT OLYMPICS?
    342 15 HOW WILL THE CRISIS AFFECT OLYMPICS? MELBOURNE, Fri. II7HETHER the Olympic Games will open here three weeks from now as scheduled is a question that has all Melbourne talking and organising officials obviously worried. The point is, if Australia linen up with Britain as she did in both world war*,
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    Italy's athletes bring a warning to our best
    601 15  - Italy's athletes bring a warning to our best NOKiuAM SIEBEL P&3 By ITALY'S leading athle--1 tes arrived In Singapore yesterday by Qantas on their way to the Olympic Games in Melbourne and their performances provided on-the-spot evidence of how hard it will be for Malaya's best athletes to survive the
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    Prince of Lalita on track form
    819 16 WATCH SO SORRY, 7F SPECIALIST pRINCE OF LALITA has been striding out well in the mornings. He should make a good each-way bet in Race Two. "The Prince" was a winner over the Bukit Timah 6f earlier in the season and in his first
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    THE GOING WAS HEAVY
    58 16 rPHE going at Kuala Lumpur up to last evening was heavy. r Tie Forecast Tote will be heldT on Races 3.5 and 7; the Treble Tote on Races 4, 6 and 7; the Big Sweep will be drawn on Race 8. The following have been scratched
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    Kerry Laughter for top 7-fur
    285 16 Kerry Laughter for top 7-f ur HE HAS WON TWICE OVESt TRICKY K.L. COURSE, SAYS JEEP DISTANCE AND GOING ARE IN HIS FAVOUR I^ERRY LAUGHTER goes over 7f— his pet dis1V tance today and with the goin* in his favour he should make a sound each- way bet in the
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    Hopsasa has makings of a champidn sprinter
    451 16 Hopsasa has makings of a champidn sprinter HOPSASA has the makings of a champion sprinter. At Bukit Timah in September this speedy four-year-old fairly routed a Class 3 Div. 1 field over 6f with 8.7. Sent up to Class 2 he ran two game races over 6f at Ipoh later
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    153 16 Straits times SELECTIONS EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 2.30 BEECHNUT Star Sapphire Sun Gleam SUN GLEAM Omayah Star Sapphlr* SO WHAT Star Sapphtro Rice Mill Race 2 3.00 PRINCE OF LaliU Argyll So Sorry SO SORRY Chanticleer Prince of Lallta APPLAUSE So Sorry Prince of LaliU Race 3
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    Threat to close club alleged
    220 16 PENANG. Fil. rE Penang Turf Club was today warned of a move to close the club and use the course here for amateur meetings only. "This move was started In Singapore about a year ago," Mr. S. H. Dowse told the annual general meeting of
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    UNIVERSITY HIT TOP FORM To ROUT SCC 8-2
    265 16 UNIVERSITY of Malaya's hockey team f Q n U best form in the Singapore Hockey Div. One League yesterday to beat Slnga Club 8-2 on the" padang. Until yesterday Varsity, I who are out of the running, were considered as unlikely to
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    Two Police teams still in the hunt
    200 16 CJR.C. and Csc to win the 81i Association title this season i prlved of the horn. If both teams matches. th< only have to take top place in I >, But R.N. Police thema not yet be ;.'.suretl One challenner Poiice but thi
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    AUSTRALIANS ALL OUT 177
    47 16 CALCUTTA. Fri.— Australia were dismissed for 177 by India on the opening day of the third and last cricket Test match here today, and India replied with 15 without loss before th e close. Ghulam Ahmed, India's off-spin bowler, took seven for 49.
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    JOHORE MAKE ONE CHANGE
    67 16 Johorr will make one change in their side to meet Singapore Civilians in the HM S Malaya Rugby at •Johore Bahru today, kickoff 5.10 p.m. Selvarajah. who is not available, will be replaced by Goodsir In the ba The full 'Johore Lyall; Roberts, Grain kins. Grieve;
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      102 16 RUGGER H.M.S. Malaya: Combined Services v Nerri-Malacca padang; Singapore v Johore, Johore Bahru. Singapore Schools 7-a-slde tournament. R.I. (round (4 p.m.); R.A.F. Changi v Naval Base. Changi; RE. ME. v St. Andrew's 0.8., Alexandra Road. HOCKEY S.H.A. Dlv. I| R.A.F, Changl v Wanderers Chanpi; R.A.F. SeleUr v S.C.R.C.. SeleUr. Dlv.
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