The Singapore Free Press, 31 October 1957

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malay*'* Own Family Paper rluuxlay. October SI, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    No road jets, yet
    107 1 MR. W 11 I T N E Y Z STRAIGHT, the deputy chairman of Rolls Royce Itd flew into Singapore bj Air E India yesterday for a r brief business tour of the Colony and the I (deration At the airport Mr. E Straight viid his
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    Red mission home
    20 1 A l'2-man Soviet economic 1 aew bark to Mos- «Jay after a six- inrey in Syria.— uj
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    RAZAK WARNS NATION
    150 1 MALAYA must be on guard against the "enemy from without becoming the enemy within." This wanting was given j bv Dato Abdul Razak. the Minister for Defence, when speak ins at a dinner in Kuala Lumpur Ust night. ••We must be watchful and determined to protect this
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    3 MONTH HEALTH DRIVE IN THE COLONY
    187 1 3 MONTH HEALTH DRIVE IN THE COLONY 'ousewhes to be told: Be careful how you cook food r j Health 1 much ic; m!,n« I b er *> me campaign id ol inCoin, t> ",o i >mt K ii n on, tha m ..ii- l< lt€ the In the pitting
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    GOVT. ACTION SAVED S'PORE FROM RICE LACK, BIG PRICE SPIRAL
    525 1 GOVT. ACTION SAVED S'PORE FROM RICE LACK, BIG PRICE SPIRAL Multi-million speculative Colony deals blocked THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT HAS BLOCKED A MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR SPECULATIVE DEAL IN SIAMESE RICE EARMARKED FOR MALAYA WHICH. IF SUCCESSFUL, WOULD HAVE CREATED AN ARTIFICIAL SCARCITY AND SKYZriLJf ROCKETED PRICES. Official sources told the Jttrec ness
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    Charges against NUFGW
    188 1 Charges against NUFGW OFFICERS' NAMES KEPT SECRET' 'THE.20,000-strong National Union of Factory and v General Workers, whose four top leaders were arrested under, the emergency regulations yesterday, was in Kuala Lumpur this morning accused of contravening the law. It was revealed that the Union had kept the rel cent change
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      81 1 JOIN JET AGE j THRILL to the adventures of space her*.; Jeff Hawke in the Free Press totwo other additions t:> the cartoons page of the Free Press Pop and Blondie. Your old friends Jfcne and Man■i dfiri&e will also be present. k mmkz m mm i < Far East
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    'Strange Malay' on ideas hunt
    316 2 IT TIN AUNG, handsome visiting Ilurinese who has been travelling all over Malaya for the past six months with the Malayan I ilm I' nit, has become known in many kampongs and towns as a "strange Malay." "Malayans d o n't know much about the
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    EXHIBITION TO ENCOURAGE PRIDE IN SINGAPORE
    290 2 EXHIBITION TO ENCOURAGE PRIDE IN SINGAPORE High standard of living in Colony, roads among cleanest' Aim: To promote citizenship registration AN exhibition to ''stimulate pride in Singapore" is being organised by the Department of Information Services. It is to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Nov. 18 to
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    BID FOR OWN MEDICO
    182 2 BID FOR OWN MEDICO rpHE Ist Bn- Singapore 1 infantry Regiment the Colony's first regular Army unit now being raised may have its own medical officer. A Government spokesman said yesterday: "The policy is to have a regular medical officer for the regiment as soon as possible. "But it is
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    PRESS MEETING
    35 2 Over 120 (ournaliats, In--1 eluding delegates from Britain, will dLscusa the now ol news from East and West at an a ,in iference of the tnternational Presa Institute In Colombo next month.- Router
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    HMS Pinafore 'ay YMCA
    81 2 rwMiv, Singapore YM.C.A JL oiusica] and dramatic society) the Ne^d Scene shifters, 1:. to tagc tn. Gilbert and Sullivan ope retta, 11 M 8 Pinafon ai Cultui 1] < vj:' in Ing Di Nov. 21. ■1 i :.i n keta at $2 and $3 are at
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    NAMED DEPUTY TO ADENAUER
    35 2 Dr. Konrad Ador West Gorman yesterday appoint n? deputy Professor Ernard, 60. his Ec Minister. Tlie Chancellor's unofficially called the ViceChancellor, presides aj Cabinet meetings in ti Chancellors absence.— Re* ter.
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      20 2 I vADdURYS,J M FAMOU 5 M m^CHOCOLATES^^ box y U^^^Nb^S^b^b^ I 4 I ALL SIZES ALL PRICES ALL CADBURY VALUE
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      52 2 ■mmammw■hn n m m m m m m A drunken girl doing a i STRIP-TEASE on the..j Smsei of s,##£/?$ Xfv /,/y.y.y/ *r*f Si t ■<■'■ ~> JHRH| m II& .fly $~*gM&mw >, > 'sf mw j3n jt^B HH^^sfii i One of the many Shock-laden scenes I "STREET OF SINNERS"
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    M-e-o-w says the landlord
    100 3 M-e-o-w says the landlord Fitr'k i I'-ikkl(;1 ikkl( IVT1 VT H the ni«>st u, south rally so fl^V": <r( p^babiy house which them by their t' Irs. J.L. Kn« fc" V .K^Frikkie R. in the house Khit-h i sub-let on con- dI I he lessees look lan want TT f1
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    fires destroying Fiji, he says
    35 3 fires destroying Fiji, he says I Fiji's nservator fires are istroying Fiji. JCallin He coleratior uing flres -land and forests, he it v of all tizen: people 10 set fire to land as public lemies
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    135 3 This is young Kurt Siegenberg who plays a Malay houseboy In Window's Way. a new British film. Window's Way, produced by John Bryan and directed by Ronald Neame. stars Pet^r Finch, Mary Ire. Natasha Parry, Robert Flemyng and Michael j llordern 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1
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    Lock icon WOMEN IN HOUSE OF LORDS URGED
    190 3 Govt. suggests break with tradition npiiE British Government yesterday proposed a break with ancient tradition by urging that women should be allowed to sit in the Hou.se of Lords. Women, even peeresses In their own right, have hitherto been barred from Sitting in Britain's
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    Lock icon Eleven girls defy polio
    48 3 A PATROL of n girl i guides, ail of whom nave been struck by poliO, ha i been created In Copenha en, *"6 initiative for thifl lilii!ii> patrol w,\s taken by it the Copenha n Polio [nstitute The motto ol the i itrol: Reuter
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    Lock icon The New Nation by Sir Donald
    55 3 Sir Di maid Mac( Hllivray, Brit :i High lommissionet In Mi i iva unt il |fl ,t August will Rddfl 0 private mi el in "i the Royal In tit iti ol rial nil Allah's In i ondon on Novi tnbei n on lavfl
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    Lock icon LATE KING WAS A HEAVY SMOKER'
    196 3 pHB smokini habits of the late Kin« George M and his death from coronary thrum bosis following an operation for iun« cancerare referred to in a book. The Disease of Tobac CO Smoking and its Cure," published in London yesterday. Dr. Lennox Johnston, the
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    Lock icon BIRTHDAY DECISION
    78 3 M. FELIX GAILLARD 37--year-old Radical, told President Rene Coty last night he would try to form a government. M. Gaillard was asked by M. Coty to try to form a government .shortly after the National Assembly refused investiture to the Socialist leader. M Guy Mollet. M. Gaillard told
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    Lock icon A ruler to the rescue
    118 3 SMALL boy In Pocot i>«- Caldas near sao I'aulo in Brail! appealed t<> the Governor of the state because he needed money. The boy. DfcClo d« Souta Campos, wanted to buy votes in the schools Queen of Spring contest, held to raise funds for the
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      9 3 38 l^ r EXQUISITE I CROCODILE j I wamp
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      117 3 DRESS FABRICS Anut&infj Yulues it vat i»m bi»r GIAN Qft I C lL SINGH S C OrlLEi U.l*. Now German Satin Cotton 36" $3.50 $3.00 Swiss Printed Poplin 36" 4.50 4.00 English Striped Shirting 32" 2.90 2.20 36" 2.90 1.50 German Fancy Towelling 57" 5.90 5.30 36" 4.90 4.40 Indian
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct. 31, 1957 Opinion Retailers' dilemma
    216 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct. 31, 1957 Opinion Retailers' dilemma SINGAPORE'S provi- 1 sion and grocery re- tailers feel the need j to form an association for purpose of mutual protection. Prime objective, clearly. is to protect themsel- ves agal ns t loss j through "bad debts." Because of
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    THIS BOLD EXPERIMENT MUSTN'T STOP
    961 4  - THIS BOLD EXPERIMENT MUSTN'T STOP RENE MaeCOLL A VERY l>i^ experiment in royal relations with the public has just taken place in the United States. It has proved brilliantly successful. But the all-important question before us is will the policy just tried out on this side of the Atlantic be
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    BY THE WAY
    117 4  -  Beachcomber rtyhyy AN article says that many famous sayings turn out to he rather fatuous on examination. I have thought that Dr. Livingstone missed a threat Chftnee hy not replying to Stanley. "Who on earth did you expert to meet in such a place?" or "If you
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    Lock icon DRUDGERY BEHIND COUNTER
    291 5 DRUDGERY BEHIND COUNTER 3 months old and there are still 10 complaints a day All to be told in few months I^HE Labour Department still receives a daily average of 10 complaints from shop assistants in Singapore regarding alleged non-compliance with the employment regulations in spite of the tact that
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    Deadline for employers 4.30 p.m. today
    183 5 Deadline for employers 4.30 p.m. today V\ i'ORY owners and other employers of labour have time till 4.30 Pro submit Statistics of their labour force to the Labour Dettrtme faulters stand foe risk of being proiecuted. This warning was Issued V a spokesman of the -abour Department in an ew
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    No thefts of good breeds
    174 5 T*HE acting Singapore Police Secretary Mr. F. G. Minns said yesterday that there was a possibility that some thoroughbred dogs have been stolen in the Colony. But, he added, so far there was no concrete evidence of there being a dog thief at large. In
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    Lock icon Symphony marks Red revolution
    46 5 The Moscow State Symphony Orchestra yesterday gave the first public performance of a new symphony by Dmitri Shostakovich vd Moscow Conservatoire, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The symphony is called "1905." after the revolution which occurred in Russia that year. Reuter
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    SATA STAMPS FETCH $2,000
    96 5 jiHB Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association has so far collected about $2,000 from ttt sale oj stamps. Dr. a u Oarlick, the medical director Of S.A.T.A told the Free Press that the sale <>f these seals had gone of] on a very good start, "This is the
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      39 5 S|| >iiiiiiii f^ POPPY DAY 9th Nov. 1957 Poppy wreaths can be ordered from the Secretary of the CMnese Ladies Association Pl <«e ring 29 961 during office h °urs, or, ***** ■"•/'■<■■■ kindl) donated b) M.TJJ.JJ* de Silva Ltd.
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      128 5 i\ J^ w/I//Im 1 f WAX FURNITURE 1 I WITHOUT POLISHING! I JOHNSON S 1 I Apply Johnson's Pride, then simply B v "wipe it off! Without effort or 9 I rubbing, stains and finger marks disappear S II and your furniture gleams back at you 1 S with a
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      57 6 DM i For the first time filter J smokers are getting what S want... much more flav< S and aroma... with much j nicotine After the first j i puffs from an LbM, m< I smokers sum it "P in I wny THIS IS IT! J[ REGULAR, OJlh^P^ inE w
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      162 6 TABI/i,V\ k? i^Ssjjar lti<*e Iliirrou^li^ THE SAINT b?^ Leslie Charteris :|g*f|Psg|| rfMO-r •A'iLL ANSWER.' A LISTTIT WILL TAKE TIME Fl SHALL PETURN IN AN HOUR BY r^TAk'F HIM P'-ivki HiPr W OF ALL YOUR TO &EMEMBEB THEM\ THEM YOU HAV &<FTT££> HAVE jk we AM Zr PiND J^^ I #^T"^
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      376 6 BORN today, you uiv up, has exceptional E but who seems to luck tli and push which puts you front In the eyes of the w< You have a real touch but are not inclined to de\ I as you should. You need a g or encouragement, for critic; you
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      168 7 LONDON. Oct. 30 Previous Today irBBEB No 1 BSS Cl 23-, buyers MM buyers INOV 24 sellers 23 sellers 23 buyers 23% buyers 24 sellers 23% sellers m>ot 23% buyers 23*. buyers jlU'.tuK K>s &pol 24 sellers 23% sellers *i HBFK No. 1 RSS Sftth 24 buyers
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      New York prices
      91 7 iNFW YORK. Oct. 30. Previous Today ■IN Straits Spot H-S1 nom 91.00 nom IV futlll't'N tandard Contract Oct. unquoted unquoted Nov. unquoted unquoted •O\F- Hull SALES: Niltraits Contract Nov. 90.75 buyers 90 00 buyer s 91.37 sellers 91.00 sellers ONE: Barely steady. SALES: Nil. 'ÜBBER* Futures Nov
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      40 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 30. Previous Today fco Industrials 435 76 440 28 [|0 Railroads 11l 14 ***** I,4i'1 ,4i' Domestic Bonds 84 G4 84.58 ■5 Utilities 64.55 65 48 K Stocks Col ipositr A\ erases 147.90 149.39
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      U.S. PEPPER
      44 7 spot 24' j. I October shipment 23 1 Muntok a 4H, afloats white sjx>t 34 4, awaiting release 2 ship- 34, afloats 34. October shipment fl pot and 33. sellers ex-dock. ■i^a;'. i 24. arloats 23 quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra soconut oil prices
      86 7 LONDON, Oct. 30--th>t> t,, Previous Today COI'KA Philippines c.i.f. IK' North European delivered "niSi JT l° ns NoV 060 170 sellers $1704 sellers L'll KA, straits ci f I K. North huroppan delivpred weight por Io e ton Oct Nov. £6 24 buyers £63 nom £63
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    A BANK CLOSES DOORS
    182 7 A 61 -YEAR-OLD Birmingham savings bank yesterday froze all accounts because of the "general financial position" in Britain. The organisation, the Ideal Bank Limited, announced that it was suspending all withdrawals and accepting no further deposits until its own position had been fully investigated. At the
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    Govt: We will fight any wage strikes
    262 7 DECLARATION OF WAR' CHARGE BY U.K. LABOUR NOT FINANCING INFLATIONARY AWARDS JHE British Government made it clear yesterday that it is prepared to fight any serious industrial trouble in Britain that might follow rejection of wage claims. Mr. Iain Macleod, Minister of Labour,
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    ASIAN FLU DRUG IN RUSSIA
    51 7 A visiting Soviet scientist said in Washington yesterday that Russia has developed a drug for treating Asian flu. The woman scientist, Prof. A. K Subladze said the drug was sold in powder form in Russian chemists' shops without a prescription. It is taken like snuff.—
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    Lock icon Race to finish Red atom ship
    71 7 rE newspaper Soviet Fleet yesterday said shipyard workers In Leningrad are making an all-out effort to launch the world's first nuclear-powered surface ship by Nov. 7, the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution. The Russians had previously announced that the ship, an icebreaker, will
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      97 7 ■B B3 03 H Bl HI ><<H H fil Hi ''(HU W|i|||Bßhiißß ||B '.||H. r^B Bl H i H' 1 H hands of th c INVADERS! r^^X^^^. TENNERS I^^^ D A 11 1 1 lAN |i^^^^^ mst. hv fflf I LI V 8l SHAW BROS. Hi!i9i!' i H!'!!H!'!iHi'!:Hi!!iH!!!!HlliB!!!!B' l !!Hi!!
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      69 7 NAVAL SHIPPING Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Crane, Andrew. Newcastle. Cheviot and Cavalier. SINGAPORE TIDES TODAY: 1.58 pm. TOMORROW: 6 25 a.m. B 1 and 5.22 p.m. I SATURDAY: 7.40 a.m. and 7.17 p m. STNDAY: 8.25 a.m. and 8 30 p m. MONDAY: 8.56 am and
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  • Inquest on those
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      THE LEAKAGE THAT HAS SCARED A NATION
      471 8 THE LEAKAGE THAT HAS SCARED A NATION ST ALL STARTED HERE urge ni prooe ui; aiuuui >> top atom scientists Mo the recent leakage oj radioactive material from a plutonium plant at Windscale in Cumberland, U expected to allay the fears of thousands of people living in the 200 square
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  • SUPPLEMENT
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      5 1 SUPPLEMENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1957
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      A MILESTONE IN HISTORY OF BANKING
      761 3 [B Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. elebratefl its silver jubilee today one of the s t events in the history of Chinese banking In Malaya. 15 BRANCHES WHEN IT STARTED Cloning testimony 9313 ml/- resource* in honour 01 me occasion over 10,000 have been into
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      A NEW REFRIGERATOR? YOU CAN BUY BIGGER MODEL AT SAME PRICE
      172 3 A NEW REFRIGERATOR? YOU CAN BUY BIGGER MODEL AT SAME PRICE A sir British manufacturer of rfripf-rators. loe Relation ltd of ha a introduced atest models to raix>re. the Fed"i British r to meet local *«nand for modern i botc, refrifcra«l the lowest price rtx cable foot claimed to >t
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      MEET THE
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      $6,000 a day in savi
      68 4 A panoramic view, above, of the extensive savings account department of the bank, which was sei up to render better service to the public and widen the scope of business. Started on a small stale, the department now has a staff of 15 employees its
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      50 4 To act to the safe deposit DOXes, one hat to (/o to screral clerks, till finally an iron barred door Open* electrically in slow motion. Mrs. K. T. Lim, a safe deposit /)o.r hirer (aboie) i (iocs to open her fault in the presence of one cf the bunk's ataj}.
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      Clerk who made good
      99 4 Clerk who made good .Air Khoo Teck Pual 'i> ovf is probably the firs] ip n prentice bank clert n Singapore t<» climb t»< ruiiKs of the ladder l«p executive position one oi the largest ban* in« enterprises Colony. And His roccesa shou as a "P<V U> nfny J (he
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      ECTORS AND BANK STAFF
      74 5 THE directors of tlie Oversea-Chinese Bank posed re,,.,,,'iv for tins special anniversary picture. They are, from left: Mr Xeap Lean Seng, Dr. H. T. Wee. Mr S. K. Chan Ml ¥ap Twee, Mr. Tan Lark Sye. Dato Lee Kong Chian Dato sir Cheng-lock Tan, Mr. Lee
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      The feminine touch in head office
      131 5 The feminine touch in head office A few yearn ago some Singapore business organisations were slightly sceptical about employing women, out now women employees are in great demand. In 1941 the bank employed it's first woman employee and today, the Organisation has about 70 women on 'their payroll. The bank's
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      114 YEARS OF SERVICE
      568 6 Storm that aims to pli*u.%4* ait This firm grew up with Singapore MESSRS John Little (Malaya) Ltd. is pleased to number itself amongst the many firms who offer their sincerest congratulations to the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation Ltd. on its silver jubilee. As everyone knows Messrs John
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        Thai's what this wonder machine means to modern trade
        268 7 ODERN businessmen rely on their ikers for advice, astance and someles even advances. Nowadays the teleiph. telephone and eprintor nave so ickened the tempo business that traders luire accurate up-'the-minute stateinta fiom their >: Oversea Chinese r Corporation Is a J
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      Out to make people house conscious
      150 7 The Building Society of Malaya, Ltd. was established in Singapore in 1938 with two main aims: To encourage thrift by deposit of savings and financial assistance to (hose who want to own homes. The society accept fixed term deposits for periods of three, six,
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      NEW PLANT ON WAY FOR LEE BISCUIT FIRM
      247 8 lIALAVA'S Mggttri biscuit fuc- m aTI tory, Lee Biscuits Ltd., <>i m Johore Bahru, will soon instal B additional machinery costing 5500,000. The factory, built in 1 9 T» 5 is at present equipped with two lines of the most modern biscuit-makiiiK
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      The success story
      506 8 ITOK the maker*) of one of South-Kast Asia's mo>t famous syrups, the Silver Jubilee of the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation has a double significance. As T. G. Kiat Ltd., of North Bridge Road, Singapore, thanks the bank for a quarter of a century of efficient service, it
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      37 YEARS IN AUCTIONEERING
      159 8 One of Singapore's oldest established auctioneers and valuers and most successful and enterprising: business establishments, Cheung Koon Seng and Co.. Ltd., of 8 10. Chulia Street. i s observing its 37th year of incorporation. Best known for its general auctioneering of merchandise, the firm is also
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      usive atoms
      205 9 (h dear, what shameful aste off milk y^wy*B yrtnPvWr^^B WrfWj^rj Mf ipiipH plutonium plant just before Sir William Penny, Britain's atomic weapons expert, ordered it to be closed down* *|T seems a shame that the only poth to fame for me is a dose of radioactivity/' says Minnie
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      A 'hunt and peck' touch of a typist
      2445 10  - A 'hunt and peck' touch of a typist Pelham Groom MftMHMßß^ygMM^B^Mjj^^^^^^ sdsd "MR. Ix>ck Lim?" "Yes. Come in Superintendent, the body is through here. Nothing has been touched." Latiff followed Lock Urn into a spacious lounge and there lay the body of the man. It was unpleasantly obvious that he
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      HOMEWARD BOUND
      469 11 lylitg goodbye I to them a11... PREPARING FOR THE TRIP OVE Checking in with baggage. If all has to be cor«b sighed and labelled before being loaded onto the •Mnsport. I of the loint Services Travel Centre (Far hey represent uni s< al Services, and are selected 1
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      Lock icon Big U.N. job in S. Korea
      157 12 Big U.N. job in S. Korea r piiK United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency L (UNKRA) has Informed the U.S. General Assembly that "successful conclusion of tins unprecedented United Nations undertaking is now close at hand." Lieutenant-General John B Coulter, agent genera] of I nkka, reported "the Urge majority of the
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      Lock icon Sarasin to stay Premier?
      184 12 Sarasin to stay Premier? pOTE SARASIN, named Prime Minister of Siam's interim government following a military coup d'etat on September 16. could be the nation's Premier for the next four years. Mr. Sarasin, former ambassador to Washington and more recently Secretary General of SEATO. was chosen by Marshal Sarit Thanarat
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      Lock icon Watch us vote urges Garcia
      37 12 Philippines President Carlos Garcia has urged the press of the entire free World to cover his nation's elections on Nov. 12 so that it may observe Philippine democrac.v in action."- U. P.
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      FATE OF INDIA'S BIG PROGRAMME IS IN BALANCE
      322 12 FATE OF INDIA'S BIG PROGRAMME IS IN BALANCE INDIA'S second five-year development plan may have to he rephased as a seven-yea* plan because of the shortage of foreign exchange resources, according to New Delhi political circles. India's Finance Minister, Mr. T.T. Krishna machari, has just returned to Delhi from a
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      Lock icon INTELLECTUALS GET NEW WARNING
      119 12 INTELLECTUALS GET NEW WARNING TV//-; general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, Mr. Teng Hsiaoping, has warned the party's central committee that the bourgeoisie in China, especially intellectuals, now constitute the main force that can "challenge the proletariat" which needed their know- The bourgeoisie still had status, capital and influence,
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      Lock icon HIRE LOCAL PEOPLE ORDER
      31 12 wtunooaia nag i me<J a "Anal" warning that 'ill jnterprlsea in that tiny kingdom must Ml at leas! 70 SmSiiS Wtob** 1* WOTkm and clerks with U.P.
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      Lock icon World is groping in dark
      73 12 World is groping in dark ■"H UMANi to bP M groping in the dar k the crossroads of at not knowing whethe^' will attain mSy his creatu.n O f 3*? m&acles or fa c e eSSSf atlon," Indian International R,d crS BOXlferenCe in New Delht "And tint, i believe h
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        Lock icon No UK atom plant for Peking
        65 12 No UK atom plant for Peking "THE British Foreign A Office has ruled out any possibility that a visiting Red Chinese trade delegation would be able to buy an atomic reactor from Britain. Countermanding earlier information from the Atomic Energy Authority (AEC). the Foreign Office said a reactor sale would
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        84 12 JAPAN IS CONSIDERING RESTRICTING HE» TRADE WITH EGYPT AS SHE FEARS HER EXPORT TRADE ACCOUNTS WITH EGYPT MA\ IRREDEEMABLE. A/Jt The first convoy of 2C ifrtfjj Too/ o/ to« worM kianq-Tibct highway i m reached Oartok, W es 1 Tibet, from Ye[ M& Pifttof N<vr China I*® Agency reported The
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        67 12 A USSIOO million Soviet heavy machine building plant will be located in Kanchi. Bihar State, it has been decided in New Delhi. It will be provided through a Soviet credit of 500,000,000 roubles. Meanwhile, Soviet help will be sought for four other projects a DSSI6,OOO,OM development of Kofba Coal Fields,
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        186 12 Food relief parties visiting the interior villages of Premier Jawaharlal Nehru's hometown Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh have confirmed that some people there have not had a proper meal for days.— U.P. it it A proposal for increases in the pay of the Chinese Nationalist armed forces will be put to
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        84 12 The United stairs has pro- sented India with equipment for clinical research at the New Delhi Institute for chest diseases the first of its kind in India. A.P. Deposed Siamese Premier Pibul Songgram visited Saigon recently from Cambodia, where he was granted political asylum, the Saigon paper Times of Vietnam
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      918 13  -  ANNE EDWARDS plllllllllllllll By I TODAY I present the second instalment j E of my ABC of advice to the young, presenting the views of many teenagers, some parents, and of course myself, on EE the vexed question of Bringing Up IllllllllH They can be talked
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      105 13 BROWN is the new basic colour, newer than black or navy blue. Brown is the colour the Queen wore most in America ..Brown velvet coats, brown brocade dresses, brown fur collars. Brown needs a clear skin. vivid red lipstick Brown and white tweeds can be worn
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      138 13 fFERESITA MONTEZ, sister A of the famous film star, is a girl who goes in for sweaters in a big way. "I live in them/' she told me. "I have a dozen twin sets, and a dozen sweaters including a couple of the men's
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      597 14 Robert Lim beats Omar to enter the semi finals UPSETS IN COLONY CHAMPIONSHIPS IJOKEUT LIM, Singapore's most promising player and a Thoma* Cup prospect, installed himself the new favourite to win this year's Singapore badminton men's singles title when he eliminated the reigning champion, Omar Ibrahim, 3-15, 15-12, 15-10 at
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      139 14 English disappoint in beating the Irish fllE English Football League bout the Irish League 4-2 In Belfast last night, but their display was disappointing. Their strong side had been expected to outplay the Irishmen, but only in the last 15 minutes did they get on top. Two late goaLs carried
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      187 14 BLACKPOOL, tbec =JO English First Divi- E sion soccer club, will tour Australia and the Far East, including E Singapore, next year E during the close sea- C E son. They may also E play a match in New E E York. This was
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      132 15 RATIONAL CARBON. Third Division League Champlonf, completed a double when they won the 83.H.P.A. Junior Cup yesterday by beating Wearne Brothers "A M by 7 0 at Jalan Besar stadium. In spite (jf having to play the match with 10 men i after
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      66 16 oin< i parli l Wong Foo Nam, i. eduled to 9. The con ft starti on Pec '2 Mi W Id hi would be touring P iki i:. [a and !eylon b4 I and after the confer* nee He La expected to retui for Chrl 'runs.
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      235 16 EAST- WEST WAR 'ISN'T PROBABLE No matter how Kremlin struggle result TJIK current Kremlin power struggle is unlikely to sn.ri Kast-West war, I .S. officials said in Washington yesterda Congressman just back from Russia said flatly that the Soviet rtzij Mr. James Van Zandt (Republican. Pennsylvania), one of a group
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      80 16 I A $480,000 insurance policy against Count Basic I and his jazz band catching Asian flu has been taken out, as the band arrived in London for a nation-wide concert tour. Basie, with his band still intact, appeared to be I all set for a
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      49 16 November first grade rubber buyers fob. opened in Singapore this morning at 70% cents a lb., down three-quarters of a rent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet. This was the first time this year that rubber has fallen below the 80 cents level.
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      116 16 'pHE Russian Foreign A Minister, Mr Andrei Gromyko, failed to sail from New York in the Queen Mary yesterday as scheduled, The New York Herald Tribune quoted United Nations sources as saying he would fly back to Moscow instead. Mr. Grom> ko does not like flying and
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