The Straits Times, 28 October 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE. I RIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1955 15 CENTS
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    LABOUR FRONT CRISIS
    864 1 KOH: RECOGNISE M.C.P., REPEAL PUBLIC SECURITY BILL Marshall: Let him go ahead-I hope he has the courage to support his resolutions Major policy switch urged tE'S Chief Mr. David is faced with within Partj the >nt an at- the Koh. to o.itions rovern- irrow'a Mi Mari i.illniced
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    He flics home
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    STORM UPSETS FISHING BOAT
    168 1 Crew of nine rescued by tanker MALACCA. Thursday. A SHELL tanker arrived in Malacca today with the crew of a ship-wrecked flshinc vetseL The crew eight Chinese and a Malay had been rescued in the Straits of •a last night. They belonged to the 16--ton boat
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    MAN BEHIND THE CRISIS
    105 1 MR I H KOH i founder number oi the Sincaporr Labour I nmt. was born in Malacca. He Hint t:> Kmmanucl (<>lIt cc. CamhridKc aiid «.i» admitted to thr Bar in June. I«C9 He was a d mittrd to the Bar in Singapore in \w: and
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    TOO MUCH GRAFT
    76 1 A vicar hits out KIALA LI MPI R. Thurv The Vicar of Selanjsor. The Rev. (hiu Ban It said here today that there was too much graft, larinev> and self-seeking in Malaya. He stressed the need f»r young people with a strong spiritual and moral basis if
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    Love sails in to | cure a soldier
    249 1 Love sails in to cure a soldier STORE GIRL'S MERCY TRIP TO BRITIAN Irom HALL ROMNEY LONDON. Thurs. PRETTY pirl from Singapore will call this afternoon on Edward Foster, a former British soldier who is lying paralysed in a hospital near London. And the visit may lead to Edward's recovery
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    Lock icon Sharett to see Molotov
    33 1 PARIS. Thur. The Israeli Premier. Mr. Moshe Sharett. today flew to Geneva where he Is expected to meet Mr. Molotov. the Soviet Foreign Minister— A.P. (War warning P. 3)
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    Lock icon Man's best friend —not this time
    48 1 Man's best friend not this time JESSUP, Georgia, Thurs j c Sapp and Doris Ethridge escaped from the Wayne i County convict camp where had been assigned us trusties to train bloodhounds. live hours later they were tracked down oy two of the hounds they had trained— U.P.
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    24 1 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. The 1955 Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded to Halldor Kiljan Laxness. the pro-Communist Icelandic novelist and playwright Reuter
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    Lock icon Harwell visit
    22 1 HARWELL. Thurs. President Caveiro Lopes of Portugal today spent two hours at Britain's chief atomic research establishment at Harwell.— Reuter.
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    Bomb in Red HQ
    33 1 ROME. Thurs A hand- prenade. hurled ?arly today Into the headquarters of the Communist dominated Italian General Confederation of Labour, shattered ill the windows of the building. A P
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    General's visit
    23 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. Gen. Laurence S. Kuter, commander of the U.S. Far East Air Force, visited several air bases in Formosa today.
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    Lock icon New Cairo pact
    27 1 CAIRO, Thurs— Egypt and Saurij Arabia signed a military pact today designed to arrange a joint defence in rant Israel attacked cither country —UP.
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    21 1 SAIGON, Thurs. France today recognised Premier Ngo Dinh Diem as the new Chief of State of South Vietnam A.P.
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    PETER IN A HURRY—BUT ITS ONLY TO POST A LETTER
    56 1 PETER IN A HURRY— BUT ITS ONLY TO POST A LETTER J\( Ml OI.LAK upturnrd dtnup (apt tVlrr Townx-nd hurnrs through the rain to post a \< ti« t from 19 Lowndr* Square, where he is staying in l.ondoii. Thr Manchester (•uardian yrsterda> defended Princess Marcarrt in hrr rumoured romance
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    8,000 detonators disappear
    132 1 ■BE CAREFUL' WARM.KG BY ARMY T»HE POLICE and the Special Investigation Bureau of the Army are invest icat in.' the mysterious disappearance of 8.000 detonators from No. 443 Base Ammunition Depot in Kranji Creek at the 11 J milestone Woodlands. Singapore. The loss was discovered during a
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    Sub mystery—may be sabotaae
    95 1 Sub myster y— may be sabotaae POSSIBLE attempt to sabotage the submarine Thorough has been discovered at the Singapore Naval Base. A bolt and nuts were found in the sump of ballast pump in the submarine, which is underßOing refit at the dockyard. "If it was sabotage it was an
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    Assembly to hear of Chin Peng talks
    197 1 THE Singapore Legislative Assembly will have a chance of hearing from the Chief Minister Mr David Marshall, an account of his mivtinK with Chin Peng, the secretary-general of the Malayan Communist Party, if it 11 held before Nov. 7. Mr. Marshall will make
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    Lock icon PRINCESS MAKES SURPRISE MOVE
    174 1 PRINCESS MAKES SURPRISE MOVE Audience with the Archhishop LONDON. Thurs ORINCESS MAR- GARET. in a surprise move, visited the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr Fisher. Bl Lambeth Palace this afternoon. Shi spent an hour with him. The Princess, whos- rumoured romance with Group Captain Peter T< wn.«end has been the subject
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    Veronica Lake seriously ill
    50 1 DETROIT. Thurs. Actress Veronica Lake collapsed early today and waa taken to hospital after a probablt ar\ occlusion. Miss Lake, appearin. kfl the play The Little Hut collapsed in the lobb'. hotel. Police took her f pital. \> here a doctor was suffering frorr. serious illness
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    34 1 BIT, FOl iKT tVITII WKA.NGLE <■! MV\ Ihur-— Bis Tour Ulk> oprnrd here today with «rauyl P reported between Western Minister* and Mr. MolotoT ovrr prioritj to be •jiven to German unity. Rruter.
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    Changi bus strike is over
    94 1 Changi bus strike is over 'THE one-day strike by 1 -0 employees of the Chantri Bus Company is 1 over. The company s 7! buses will be on this rnorninE. Mr. Tan Konz Enc chairman <>i the board 01 .nnounced at 1 Mr T.tn told the Straits Timr.s that a
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    Czech aid offer
    16 1 Thurs h to Indi.i :\ant if wn. nfrinal Ttiriia:. aid today. A P
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    The 'inept' Royal wise men
    317 2 PRINCESS HAS SAME RIGHTS AS OTHER DECENT PEOPLE-GUARDIAN THEY ARE BLAMED FOR MARGARETS BAD PUBLICITY LONDON, Thursday. THE Manchester (•uardian today reiterated its demand that Princess Margaret be allowed to marry (Jroup-Capt. Peter TownMild without being: cut off from the Royal family. II suggested the
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    Lock icon Peter drops in for 3-hour visit with Princess
    156 2 one day come to the throne he would be 'doomed to disapproval or worse ln the eyes of many of the people of thU realm." Tho Princess, unperturbrri by publicity, attended to the day's work. Smiling and pretty ln a cherry-coloured coat.
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    Lock icon AN OLD CHINESE FAIRY-TALE GOES TO LONDON
    51 2 LI ri-YU Wc/O and Tv Chin-fang rehearse their parts in the Chinese fairytale "Trouble in Heaven.'' uhich has opened at the Palace Theatre. Shaftesbury Avenue, London. The play is presented by the Classical Theatre of China and has a cast of 80 A.P.
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    Lock icon Pakistan Navy in Jakarta
    53 2 JAKARTA, Thur*. A frigate and three destroyers of the Royal Pakistan Navy which are on a goodwill tour to the Far East sailed Into harbour here today for a five-day visit. The flotilla will leave for Singapore on Nov 1 to take part in large-scale British
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    Lock icon DEAR OLD PALS, SAYS SIR JOHN
    182 2 PERTH, Thurs. FRIENDSHIP between r Ceylon and Australia was built by a common heritage of democratic institutions, the Prime Minister of Ceylon. Sir John Kotelawala. said on his arrival in Western Australia last night. •We in Ceylon very conscious of the friendly relationship between
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    Lock icon SUMATRA SWEPT BY RICE STRIKES
    122 2 MEDAN. Thursday 4 WAVE of strikes is sweeping the rubber and tobacco estates in north-eastern Sumatra Workers are complaining they are not getting enougn rice The shortage of rice also has caused a more than 100 per cent increase in prices. Military police and special
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    Police post attacked
    66 2 OOA. Thurs Five Indian> stormed the Portuguese police post at Betirr. last night killing its chief, wounding his assistant and capturing a policeman, it was reported here today The police post is .situated on the bank of River Mane nvi The attacker* fled when a lelief police
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    Lock icon Pibul to visit Burma
    49 2 BANGKOK. Thur> -Slam's Prime Minister, Marshal Pibul Songgram. plans to visit Burma early .n December to cement relations between the two countries, it was announced today. The Premier will be accompanied by a cultural mission, including a troupe of Slame.se classical dancers and actors —Reuter
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    Lock icon Boyd reports
    31 2 LONDON. Thurs. The Colonial Secretary. Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. yesterday circulated ln the House of Commons a report of his recent tour of Malaya. Singapore and Hong Kong. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Airways talks
    27 2 LONDON Thurs. A British Government delegation will visit Moscow next month to explore the possibilities of {improving air communications between Britain and I Russia. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mass flight to Australia
    49 2 JAKARTA Tfiurs. In the biggest airlift of Colombo Plan students to Australia. 118 Indonesians will leave here on Tuesday in two chartered airliners for Sydney and Melbourne. One of the students will be the I.oooth Indonesian to study in \ustralia under the Colombo Plan. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 6 GOT AWAY WITH MURDER
    61 2 LONDON Thurs. 8 I x people committed unsolved murders in England and Wales last year, according to statistics Issued here A total of 136 people were known to hav e been murdered. ornners' returns showed that 5.027 people commit ted suicide against 4.650 the previous
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    Lock icon Miss Rip Van Winkle wakes up after a three-month sleep
    85 2 Miss Rip Van Winkle wakes up after a three-month sleep ROME. Thurs. Fourteen-year-old Maria (Jheller s feet moved last night, her eyes blinked and *hr awoke from a three-month sleep. For a moment she taxed blankly round the hospit.il room where she has lain in a deep sleep since thr
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    Lock icon REACTIONS TO RED REACTOR
    190 2 Two say 'No 9 Sara says 'Yes 9 JAKARTA, Thursday THE CEYLONESE COMMISSIONER to Indonesia. Mr. Saravanamuttu, said today he did not mention the name of the Indonesian Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Anak Agung Gde Agunt?, when he told a press conference in Singapore that
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    42 2 LONDON. Thurs. Russia has conferred the Order o! Lenin on her top aircraft designer. Maj -Gen. A r tern Mikoyan. who has already won three Stalin Prizes for his work in developing th MIO 15 fighter and other i<t planes. Reuter.
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    March on oil row oasis
    94 2 March on oil row oasis BRi TaI j accush LONDi. Ar-ib troop; Ush oil; cupied the Buraimi I Persian Gulf Sir Anthony House of i troops were pro-British A: Sultan of Sheikh Of Ab The oil-rich Sir Anthom had been o line pr 1935 bu 1 of Sam A Regret
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    FREEDOM FOR TWO MORE
    37 2 HONG KONG. Thurs —Two Americans jailed as spies in China are expected to cross into Hong Kong tomorrow, the United States Consulate spoken. The American Father An Jesuit priest riet Mills a Ful
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    The over fertile kill children
    66 3 The over fertile kill children :;VO. Thurs. goNG KONG doctor that mortalcould rallies themselvei :nily Planted to ti od being Ility in that a record! 1 d that the ol "over three the normal rate. Children lost resaid. family of n cliv 30s and n croup I n of been
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    Lock icon BUDGET FAILS TO WIN A SINGLE I KIND WORD
    441 3 BUDGET FAILS TO WIN A SINGLE I KIND WORD Britain-wide hostility shocks the Tories 'No solution to our problems 5 SUPPORTERS .f W&TSLESJ&* orniret.t were shocked today at the wide host.!;u aroused by yesterday's emergency financial budget to cut home spending ♦I he f ftt tc P^ ln^ r vi'u
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    'King Freddie' is back on — throne of Buganda
    45 3 'King Freddie' is back on throne of Buganda THIS picture ol hilw.iru »m...i.n rrrdcmk Muni v\ tin 'ml*- Luwangula Mutehi. Kabaka Mutt-sa II of Ruganda. \%»s taken as he resumed his throne on Oct. .'n after two years of exile in Rritain. A P. picture.
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    Lock icon STRAD SECRET
    99 3 if, says violin maker: 'Scrap of paper gave me the clue' :iurs. Ea ye- day to secret i d by I I ortimber v.lar to I md Input ii died with Stradivari a master craftsman who brought the violin to the p< ak til perfection. Raineri said the
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    Lock icon Man hit hard
    30 3 NAIROBI. Thurs. Ker?ya security forces killed nine Mau Mau and captured seven yesterday. Eight more Mat Mau sui rendered to bring the total surrenders to 302— UP.
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    Lock icon WAR MAY COME, SAYS ISRAEL
    216 3 WAR MAY COME, SAYS ISRAEL NEW YORK. Thurs. ISRAELS Minister of Development hinted strongly today that Israel may be forced to launch a preventive war against Egypt if an arms balance between the two countries is not restored. In one of the bluntest I declarations made so far on the
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    Death flip revenge
    179 3 TRAINEE SACKED FROM BANK FLIES PLANE THROUGH WINDOW IN 'GET EVEN' CRASH LOS ANGELES. Thurs. 4 MAN who was sack- ed on Tuesday from a bank at the International Airport here rented a lieht plane yesterday and flew it into the bank in a "get even" suicide
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    Lock icon New frontier
    29 3 LONDON, Thurs. Britain and Portugal yesterday ratified an agreement simplifying the frontier between the African territories of Portuguese Mozambique and the Federation of Rhodesia and Vyxsaland Reuter.
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    MINER WINS IRISH SWEEP, TRIES TO FREE FAMILY
    171 3 SIDBIRY. (Canada). Thurs Kurt Grund 26. a night-shift worker in a nickel mine. w.i> ikriini yesterday to be told he had just won 542H.000 Grund held an Irish sweepstake ticket on Retrial, which won the 113 th running of the Cambridgeshire Handicap.
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    AUSTERITY IN ARGENTINE
    71 3 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. I Argentine's new president. Gen. Eduardo Lonardi. told the nation in a broadcast last night that it must prepare to embark on a policy of austerity, work and sacrifice"' to put the country on its feet again alter the "disastrous economy'" of the Pcron
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    LONDON STOCKS
    380 3 LONDON. Thurs LONDON'S sirnk market, relieved by dealers' interpretations of Mr. H A. But lei s budget yesterday, remained duovhiu today Many shares moved upwards Financial oto.ier\ers regarded the i new measures u s I'm serious than I they had anticipated, particularly i In the small effect the
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      174 3 Sll tlmt PB*\ F \3 v m Lj ii O L v THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL It's a long job raising technical standards but each year the PJP M#%T |J colour photography and the mM k #111 reproduction in the Annual L m m wm^ improves The twelfth issue, now
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    Army wives arrive
    45 4 Two Australian Army wives, Mrs Eva Turner and Mrs. Joy Blame. arrived In the Nieuw Holland from Melbourne yesterday. Captain N M Turner and Major J. C Blame. both of G.HQ, Singapore, were at the wharves to welcome their wives and daughters.
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    Branch union meeting
    41 4 IPOH, Thurs The Perak branch of the National Union of Plantation Workers will hold its first annual delegates conference in Ip o h on Wednesday. The executive committee of the branch will meet soon to prepare the agenda.
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    Budget meeting 'a futile formality'
    402 4 City Council passes $104 mil. I 1956 estimates after a protest on 'secrecy 9 A PROTEST by a Singapore City Councillor that the Council* budget meeting was becoming a "futile formality" led to a lively debate yesterday on what should be done to give members
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    A BRIDE FROM MALACCA
    29 4 .MR. HENRY NINES, a City Council engineer, and Miv^ Pamela Theseira, of Malacca, after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Land grab: $500 more for an acre
    153 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. MR JUBTICE BTORR to- I day accepted the valuation of the Singapore city Assessor for 21 acres of land acquired by the Johore Government and increased the award of $5,000 an acne by The city Assessor. Mr J G. Aspinall.
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    COUNCILLORS GET A CRISIS DATE
    69 4 MALACCA. Thurs. TIIK Resident Commissioner. Mr H. Ci. Him mett. today aicreed to rail an rmergencjr meeting of the Malacca Settlement (ituneil to discuss the use of the Mh.iii.. sailing boat *>mhol at the eominic municipal elections I hi- inert me has been lixrd for
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    Hitch-hikers seek a 'Paradise'
    189 4 THEY THINK THEY WILL FIND IT IN AUSTRALIA PENANO. Thursday. yWO GERMAN globe-trotters who have hitch- hiked across half the world "in search of a paradise" arrived in Penang today from Rangoon. Detlef Faehnrich. a hous« builder, and Werner Rumpl an agricultural student, told the Straits
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    Calling Cecilia —have you lost geometry box?
    81 4 Calling Cecilia have you lost geometry box? ItiililKl W>r. KIM SIAH. 14. a schoolboy, (above) found a geometry box with two pens, two pencils and an eraser in a lorry ferrying childrrn to school. Robert brought the box .to the Mr vis Times office in I'eeil Street and n.i id
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    GOVT. WILL SURVEY HOUSEHOLD BUDGET
    186 4 GOVT. WILL SURVEY HOUSEHOLD BUDGET A SURVEY to nnd out what the Singapore housewife buys and how much she spends on them is to be held to calculate a better cost-of-lmne index. The survey, which was to have been held earlier this year, was postponed 3rc.au.NC of lack of fund*
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    It's still 8 years
    55 4 Toh Chwee Ho. who appealed against a sentence of eight MM lall for gang robbery, had his sentence confirmed by the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday Toh asked for a reduction of sentence on the ground that a long prison te*-m would cause his wife
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    London degree for student
    43 4 Muhammad Yunus Marls, a former Federation student, ha* been awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree, with first class honours in Malay, by the London University He was formerly a student of the Tuanku Muhammad School. Kuala Pllah. Nezri Sembilan.
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    Cheating charge is denied
    43 4 Teo Chwee Ouan pleaded not guilty In Singapore yejterday to a charge ni cheating Lene Eng Hoi of %b by representing himself as a food control officer In North Bridge Road on Oct. 16 Jail was allowed u.itu Nov
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    Hawker meeting
    20 4 The Singapore Hawk'-rs' Union will meet at the Great Eastern Trade Fair. Geylang Serai, tomorrow to discuss problems
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    $48,280 claim against clove traders
    116 4 A CLAIM for damages for breach of contract in connection with the sale ni cloves by Hong Guan und Co Ltd. against R. Jumabhoy and Sons Ltd was taken up for hearing in the Singapore High Court yesterday and ad- Journed after an amendment to
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    THAT BIG LIE —WORKERS, BEWARE
    208 4 THAT BIG LIE —WORKERS, BEWARE ICFTU boss on Red hU SINGAPORE workers were yesierri.n beware of the political tricksters of the ist-controlled World Federation of Trade The warning came from Mr tor for South-East Asia of the Int< federation of Free Trade Unions. mented on the W.F.T.U.'s biggrst lie Using
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    The Tengku almost missed his plane
    98 4 The Tengku almost missed his plane KUALA n Mi>i P Thars. The Chii ter, Ten S kii man, this morn in missed the „|a nc which w.«k him Temerloh fur th< tation of < > (ith. Bn. Mala by the 11. sioner. Sir Donald Mac Oillivray. As thr air, whlfh
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    Battalion comes of age
    64 5 Battalion comes of age ACE Pjg SI-AVERS murs. of the with ang terredlt, resented urs— the rnaurs" rerebattallon's hi n this i and ::ibat rlstg in ..ing. from I has about TOO, I a dazzling :ng. was there watched I Among the High Com:x>nald *■'< im Rahman, Pahang and Geoffrey
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    Burglars break into hotel
    82 5 Burglars break into hotel KIALA LI MPI'R. Thurs After ljinc low for some months Ku.il.i Lumpur's cat burglars are bu*\ again Before dawn yesterday, residents in the South-F.ast Asia Hotel in Brickfields Road lost money and articles worth HR. Three rooms were broken into A police Muik^snian said today he
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    Bong bang, bang—night's sleep was lost
    60 5 Bong bang, bang night's sleep was lost I ruined the n'a regldown i from ts ra whizzed '3~P. picked up 1U weapon! and went out Itre. Thin another .d larther away, followed by a fourth after an interval. The Kouti could not contact the ban;. A follow-up with k tracker
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    THESE MEN WERE FORCED TO CONFESS—JUDGE
    428 5 THESE MEN WERE FORCED TO CONFESS— JUDGE Magistrate satisfied two were beaten and were in fear— so five are cleared of murder r^tiv IOdM ,».t^,^ PENANG, Thursday. fHh ASSIZL Jl DGL, Mr. Justice Spenser-Wilkinson, today held that "physical pressure" had been used on two men accused of murder to make
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    Appointed new police chief of Johore
    55 5 Appointed new police chief of Johore Mr C it. FENNER. former bead of the Federation Special Branch, who has been appointed Chief Police Officer of Johore. He succeeds Mr T. Q. fiikiM. who came to Malaya in 1929 a* a cadet police officer and leaves today with his wife in
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    'Strike offenders not learning lesson'
    205 5 CALL FOR ADEQUATE SENTESCES* PUNISHMENTS imposed for offences connected with trade disputes had not brought more peace to the Colony. Mr. S. E. Teh. Deputy Public Prosecutor said in a Singapore Court yesterday. He made the comment when pressing for "adequate >. nt.nce" on 48
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    A RED CROSS 'GUARD' FOR COUNTESS
    68 5 A RED CROSS 'GUARD' FOR COUNTESS A guard of honour will greet the Countess of Limerick, vice-chairman of the British Red Cross Society's executive committee, at Singapore airport tomorrow morning. A uniformed detachment of the Singapore branch of the Red Cross will form the "guard Lady Limerick is to spend
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    OFFICER ACCUSED OF MEDDLING
    215 5 THE Registrar of Vehicles is meddling in something that is "no concern of his' and so making it impossible for a bus company to service a route approved by the Singapore Rural Board five months ago Mr. H. J C. Kulasingha. a member, said yester- day.
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    Golden jubilee
    33 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. The Teluk Anson Chinese Club will celebrate its golden Jubilee with a dinner at the club premises in Ah Cheor. 1 Street at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    $2,000 gift
    23 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs The committee of the Sikh Temple In Teluk Aiwon will dive $2,000 to the Punjab flood relief fund.
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    Johore holiday
    27 5 BEOAMAT, Thurt. Johore will observe Nov 3 aa a public holiday because It Is the anniversary of the funeral of the late Sultan Abu Baker.
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    Ipoh to honour the war dead
    34 5 IPOH, Thurs. A rememberance Day ceremony will be held at the Ipoh Cenotaph on Nov. 6 at 11 am. for those killed in the 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 wars.
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    'INVASION FLEET' TO ATTACK COLONY
    202 5 'INVASION FLEET' TO ATTACK COLONY A "RED invasion fleet" will attack Singa- pore on the nights of I Nov. 4 and 5. It will be part of Operation "Free Port," this year's naval exercise which annually tests the seaward defences of the Colony right Into Keppel Harbour. The "Blue" defenders
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    4 girl tappers sent to jail
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR, rhurs.— Four girl tapper* were sentenced to three months 1 Jail her* today for unlawful possession of 84 katis of scrap rubber on Kepong Estate on Aug. 9. They were Yap Slew Ylng 18. Yap Chong. 25 Wong Fong. 22. and Uew
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      142 5 GABRICK: Jashan (Hindi) 3 15. 6.30, 9 15; morning show. Daughter of Don Q —11.00; Tel. 44«78. Klnc'o: Sana of the Buddhn (Mandarin i 1.15. V3O. 7. 9 30. morning *how. Mysterious Dr. Satan (Serial) 9 00. Tel *****. CATHAY: Wf^re No An«el»--11, 1.45. 4, 6 30. 9.30; mornlnK show
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    191 6 :n Wmr4t $|l minimum). SALE AT MULCHANDSV F a Monday. >\v PEDANT Even v l lay M ill' if you v ant t rard puzzle. MAP' HION NEWS. r to m i.d Home c tor maiHiiu. INDOOR SV.KI IS are a oontant I f\- nlve your t impression. Your
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    22 6 211 M,,,,/s x/l/ 'minimum;. INFOKMA'IInN v solicited refardini: Ferdinands of Kuala Lumpur, believed killed J i. Reply Per- .TambuKa-smulla, Nugecoda. Ceylon.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Oct. 28, 1955 A Bit Of The Brake
    649 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Oct. 28, 1955 A Bit Of The Brake The wry nature of British financial and economic problems made Mr. Butler's autumn budget a cast tro_ candidate for unpopularity. Even on the Government side ot the House the Chancellor linds only glum faces. He has not
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    Negara Recovers Its Voice
    374 6 Negara Recovers Its Voice There are signs that Party Negara is recovering from the shock of complete election defeat. Friends and foo.s alike will find satisfactory the knowledge that Negara has not been crippled for life, and that it is ready to get back to work. One sign of lecovery
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    Rubber Outlook
    295 6 American expectations that the production of synthetic rublxr in that country will i>c i. u.s. .1 in the next five year s by about one-third form a footnote to September ficures which confirm an in■NM in the ratio of synthetic to natural. A total of 128,228 tons of
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    IN THE WHOM. TONGUE_
    77 6 I WARMLY welcome the policy of our Alliance Government to get independence for Malaya soon and their anxiety to Malaya nise every t hint as quickly M possible, but regret we still call our Tengku "Chief Minister" and his colleagues "Ministers Would it not bo possible
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    They don't
    50 6 IT is really incredible that responsible ministers and citizens can have attended a rally at which the sign Welcome Chin Peng and Comrades" was prominently displayed May one ask what they have done to deserre welcome? Let us keep things In a proper perspective ASTOI'NDED. Bat u Pahat
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    Poor stuff of The V.A.V.
    60 6 Poor stuff of The V.A.V. AFTER reading that Mr Lee Kuan Yew is of opinion that the Communists have no monopoly over clenched fists I cannot but pity the poor stuff that PAP is made of Should we in Singapore follow Indonesia or UMNO?. Have we no originality and after
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    scheme being rushed?
    183 6 THE architects for the $8 million polytechnic project were appointed only seven months ago and one of the conditions of the appointment was that they were to send a senior member of their firm to the United Kingdom to investigate and obtain up-to-date Information on the design
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    BASIS OF YOUTH SPORTS CENTRE
    536 6 MISS Vivienne Ward believes that the purpose of the Singapore Youth SportCentre "has got out of focus." This is a stinging charge especially when it is levelled at some one, like myself, whose hobby has taught him the advantages of getting things sharply in focus.
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    Chief Ministers have a problem —but so has Comrade Chin Peng
    633 6 doubt, but one of which the Communists will make the fullest use. When they came out of the jungle a'ter the defeat of the Japanese, they did so as heroes; naturally they would like to repeat that success. If
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    Royal wishes flouted
    84 6 other A ment wa Clarrnce H' effect that Pr parct exprf.--that the pre.\ would extent: Hichm-.ss th< ii ai The Pre.v this Royal requ tamed in the published In Pre.NS midn:_..--21 prey- country cross-r Hud mam And in I there Is me: this disg bad manners ranse
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      548 6 Too much haste might bring collapse of the public services fHERE are no doubt many Asians outside Government service who could step right into ministerial posts, but administration, whether in the M.C.S. or the technical services, requires not only brain capacity and drive but experience and that. M the word
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    4 STOWAWAY GERMAN ESCAPES 'LEGION'
    91 7 i GERMAN >outh «"<> < irom tin' l"o--itowing i«5 in a *hip Irorn v to Sine.ipore left >esterday hi home. r Wi 'id.tni.in. who th< liner arthage BriUm. He will then go nanj t sine a>h">re in from the \m- strrstiad last Saturday He hid
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    SOLDIER DIES, FOUR HURT IN CRASH
    58 7 II iTE of the King's Own Scottish Borderers; yesterday when a truck be was driTtni then overturned twice near the junc-l n Road and Braddell Road. Slnga- D other ocl truck, all t .iiment private ithheld I are told. •re Sgt. E. I Sgt
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    1,000 will parade
    51 7 MALACCA. Tbun. More than 1.000 Malay schoolchildren will take part in proces- sion hrre tomorrow to celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohamed. The j> sion. which will be from Banda Hilir Park to the" Malay mosque In Kubu. is being or- ganised by th c Muslim
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    Knife attack on couple alleged
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs A Public Works Department labourer. Perlasamy 42, of the 2nd mile. Damansara Road, pleaded not guilty in a magistrates court here today to a charge of causing hurt to another labourer. Muniandy. and his wife, Sinnammah, with a knife, on Tuesday night.
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    Governor's ADC
    22 7 Mr. S.D.M. Jepson. Assistant Superintendent of Police. Singapore, has been appointed an extra aide-de-camp to the Governor. Sir Robert Black.
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    The deviationists—weed them out, says Byrne
    564 7 The deviationists— weed them out, says Byrne yiCERIAN PARADOX -MORE EXPATS AFTER AFRICANISATION THAN BEFORE -gE Si«i*P ol>c >la i.ion was told last S thai the Got- l-nl will *aye 53. SI.MO.WO Jahlic' service are Jmpletely manned v- Malayans. Commission, •ir two mi time views of rs about ho should
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    THE SULTANAH OPENS HOME
    122 7 LADY MARC ELLA IBKA HIM. Siilt.iM.ih of Johoi,. yesterday opened the $318,000 Jubilee Children* llomr at Jalan Larkln in Johorr Bahru. Among thnar who attended wrrr the Sultan. Princess Meriam. thr Frderation Minister for Health and Social Service* Mr I,eon* Ww Koh. thi BritUh Adviser for
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    200 Mecca pilgrims are stranded
    141 7 SOME HAVE BEES THERE YEARS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. \|ORE THAN 200 Malay piUnms who overstayed in Jl M ecca are reported to be stranded at the Saudi Arabian port of Jeddah. The Federation Senior Assisting Minister for Home Affairs. Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin. said today
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    Fijians win 3 medals
    48 7 BATU PAHAT. Thurs —The W'i"ii has approved awards lor three members of the fighting Ist Bn. Fiji Infantry Rest based here They ar P Lieut. L. L Nasllivata 'Military Cross i. Warrant Officer O Betham "British Empire Medai> and Cpl A Cakau (Military Medal).
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    Jail term cut by a year
    38 7 Hussein bin Ahmad, who appealed against an Assize Court sentence of fl'-e years' imprisonment for robbery, had his sentence cut down to four years by the Singaoore Court of Criminal Appeal ytsterday
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    Thief gets $515
    20 7 A thief broke Into a house in Frankei Avi«nue. Sinua pore, on Wednesday nmht and stole $515
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    Baby is doped to keep him quiet
    251 7 Baby is doped to keep him quiet THAT'S THE WAY THE AMAHS DO IT TWO child specialists yesterday confirmed that, Chinese mothers in Singapore use opium to keep their babies quiet. The specialists said Chinese amahs working for parents of other races, including Europeans, had aUo kept their charges quiet
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    Nurses' dance
    42 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs A dance In aid of the Nurses Sports Club will be held at the Nurses Hostel. Johore Bahru. on Nor 3 at 8 p m Tickets at $3 and Si' will be en sale at the door
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    MISTRESS WINS CUSTODY OF CHILDREN
    232 7 MISTRESS WINS CUSTODY OF CHILDREN Her legal right, court decides A YOUNG MOTHER. Wee Lre Kent/, who applied for the custody of her two children who are now with their reputed father, RaKhanath Thambidurai, a clerk, was granted custody by Mr. Justice Taylor The children. Rose Mari' 1 Davis Thambidurai.
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    The Australian commander arrives
    92 7 The Australian commander arrives COLONEL r W Speed. 44. who hat arrived in Singapore to take command of the Australian contingent at Far East Land Fnrcr headquarters. Hr was in Malaya in I!*M a» an Army obsrrvrr. Hr later brcamr Assistant Adjutant and Quart) r Master-General of the 2nd Division
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    126 strikers in court
    44 7 A total of 12« strikers of the United Engineers Founi dary, Singapore, w re rhareed in a t: terday with obMnrtins the approaches to the factory on Wednesday and again yesterday mornine All pleaded not truiity and were allowed bail
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      67 7 High tides TontY: Slnraport »M am (IB lim <4« pm (7H tin >: P. ri IMckson 347 a.m i«ft Jin.i 424 pm <7!t 41n.i. P*n»ne 1(123 a m. < 6ft Tin i 10 57 p I 4m I TOMORROW: Singapore •!> am '.<ft 3tn B.M pm Bft Mn.i: Pi i
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    Whispers at races cost him $2,000
    163 8 Whispers at races cost him $2,000 IPOH, Thurs. A pro--1 perty owner, Stephen Chung Yit Chong, 25, was fined $2,000 or three months' Jail for bookmaking here today. Chung, Chan Heng Chong, 38. and Up Yoke Keen, 24. had been jointly accused of bookmaking at the Perak Turf Club on
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    School art exhibition
    47 8 The seventh annual exhibition of the Chung Cheng High School opened at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce There are 343 oil. pastel and watrr colour paintings on display The exhibitirn ls open to the public until Sunday between 9 am and 520 p.m.
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    Visitors give blood
    47 8 Eighteen men of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment in Kuala Lumpur, at present on leave in Singapore, were among the 111 people who cave blond during the week tiding on Wednesday. Transfusions during the week totalled 141 and the flasks in stock 61.
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    WORLD-FAMED DANCER TO APPEAR IN COLONY
    69 8 Martha Graham, one of the world's prcatest dancers, will appear in "Singapore next month. She and her troupe of 17 pre scheduled to perform at, the Victoria Memorial Hall ou Nov. 28. 29 and 30. Miss Graham an American. Is on a four-month tour
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    Film show for union men
    43 8 The British Council will snow EnglLsh films of interests to trade unionists at the council hall in Stamford Road. Singapore, at 7 30 Dm. on Nov. 12. The films will Include a new documentary "A British Trade Union."
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    UNDERSEA PIPE A 'RISK'
    195 8 Pulau Bran! to be linked for fresh water But it can be done and will pave the way for supplies to the other islands: Engineer A WATER PIPELINE running: under the sea from Keppel Harbour to Pulau Brani involves taking: "one of the biggest engineering risks
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    Strange walk lost him $14,000 gold
    90 8 Strange walk lost him $14,000 gold BUTTERWORTH. Thurs A MAN who hid $14,500 worth of cold bars round hb waist was todmy remanded for sentence until Nov. 3 on a charge of harbourlnc (Old on which duty had not been paid. L i m Cheng Tone pleaded guilty to carrjing
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    STAMPS: ALL PRAISE
    198 8 STAMPS: ALL PRAISE Lovely, they all say T*HE new Singapore 1 stamps, complete sets of which wore posted In 110 flrst-day covers by the Public Relations Office to Commonwealth and Colonial territories on Sept. 4, have earned hich praise from philatelists and the public An official of the Central Office
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      116 8 MEDIUM VIRGINIA CIGARETTES Made in England TITONI P ygg^, THE DIAMOND SYMBOL OF \J UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING Germs are the most common cause of bad bi Listerine Antiseptic Kills Germs that cause Bad Breath Rmemrrh show W^W^F' stays lre»hcr aH*l Jf"^» lonirer when you in your mouth- 1"» are the most
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      401 8 RADIO MALAYA I'rorrammr. ihu, mark. 4 ran be m nvrd h\ lisUnm In Malarral abort wave 4» and CSm. Medinm way*. 176 m. 213.. ISiira and !»7m. On the ocradon at th« anniTerwry of the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed. To-day' s nxual morning Engliih proarammea from 9.00 am to
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      76 8 10 15 Opera Come. 10 30—11^0 Dunce Mu-ic SINGAPORE (Short wave Km. Ht4imm war* 47«jb.). AM 716 Opening Annct.; 716 Piano Playtime. 730 News. 735 Meet the Sun Half Way; P.M. 5 00— 5 30 London Studio Melodies; 530 Com* Ie To Play; (Urn Metre* and 4* Metres); 10 00—
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    10,000 died in burning ruins when quake rocked Japan
    1509 9 i^yt^^'^^^r'^rg^^'rv'r'tvt'KtrS^^^t'vgrr'trtr^Bl^r'^i'^ j 'V>,|»»^ t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii| THE citizens of Tokyo raced in terror into the streets one October dawn in 1891. The ground beneath them was rising and falling with the gentle motion of a raft in an ocean swell. On the
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      238 9 You get mte/bt </<wt putney with CUTE^L KM. sheer glamor to foot hand* with CUTEX nail polish. You won't find a loTeliet, km^er-ucaring polish ■n matter bow much you par! Colors? Cni x offers you the latrst shades from the Jecpest, richest rtds you'd dare «o wear— to the softest,
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      91 9 Rox Morgan. M.D. Vo BMMMM« Dick Tracy **'"< ■^^^IHPn v f^. n m unm lm jK rßUT«uf>«ADAL^ocrrroNE 1 Fwi^rrTTMEv Veasv. pcn^» W^^^^^^^^^^^\ tuat a^t4^OL^EA£> F* THE*. RICMT ATTWE MOUTH MUST WAVE REMEMBER TaREVOU MLfcT^SwE^SDAIPPrrTV |I^TVCTUNfsIEuAFTEa««E'^ISMOTE*O4 \OUVE GOT JM cxjuuAi».Mtautw. y\i v. 1 anO TUOOSAN 3 1 WwiSl Wmi 1 JIB
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    CEYLON RUBBER
    45 10 COLOMBO Thurs —The Government of Ceylon has announced a 15 cents increase on ;ill Kr^fles of sheet rubber to producers. The decision was announced by Mr. Shirley Corea. MM Commerce and Trade. a» a rnnftrence in Colombo with representative* of the rubber mdi;
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    MALAYAN INVESTORS AWAIT BRITISH BUDGET REACTIONS
    570 10 MALAYAN INVESTORS AWAIT BRITISH BUDGET REACTIONS By Our Market Correspondent THF^ Singapore Share Market yesterday wh< in pre holiday mood it will he closed today in common with all other markets except tin, on the occasion of the first official public celehration of the Prophet Mohamed's birthday and trading was
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 10 Noirmhcr first fraaV bu>rr» f.e.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at $123' t three quarters of a ■<••.- rt u<>\e Wednesday. The rlssinf tone wa» "steady at 'lie close. t l*unc prim In cent* per lb. were No 1 RBS. Spot fob. buyers 123' 4 iNom.v sellers 123 (Norm;
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    208 10 Mn«ap»rr < hinr^r Pnitluo I n r turner, nmm prtcea per plcul yesterday were: topra: quiet; October (nomlnth $27 14 buyers. »27 3 4 sellers. November $27 3 4 buyers. t2B sellers; December $28 buyers. $28 1 4 sellers t •ronat all: quiet; bulk $41 sellers; drum $43
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    36 10 On I lie free exchange market In llon« Kent \eMe-<U\. the IS dollar wax quoted Ht 47H fol rash and s*4', tor TT. sirrhnc quoted «t 15 40 and Uel «4 gold .it lU'i,
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    42 10 rTfIE Federation's FinanX cial Secretary has fixed the following, price-, for calculating customs duties tor the week starting October 27. RrßßFß:Sl22Hperlh. COPRA: 5438 a ton. COCONUT OIL: §694 a ton. PALM OIL: $676.75 per ton. PALM KERNELS: 5357 a ton-
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    17 10 SIN, U ti stUBBER lh <vi» of a enl TIN picul 'il. COPRA picuf run.
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    42 10 australiaT STOCKS In r active Loans 3 Loanx 0 Bnnk r,i n N. fcrok' Hill 50 Mount V Pekn We.strrn Ampol F;j Bradfcnl Ooartaold Dunlop Elec. Ztnc Felt I O. J. Co y Herald I. I.C I iAn Swan B:< Wool worth
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    21 10 Ships Imii pore ■arhesn expected tml i 11. Br:. 15 16 C I re .v ri :h 42 43 W
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      835 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EUROPEAN CREW REQUIRED for small Cargo Ship leaving from Singapore for Australia, late November. Apply Box A 6571, ST. H.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE SITUATION VACANT An immediate vacancy exists in the office of the Principal Medical Officer. H.M. Dockyard. Singapore. for an experienced European female Confidential Shorthand Typist. Speeds
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      810 10 NOTICES SELANGOR TURF CLUB *l.(M»0.»0(l SHUI- 1H NOVEMBER, 1*55. 1 The Town Office In Loke Yew I Building will be open from %M »jn. to 5.00 p.m. today (FRIDAY, tITH OCTOBER ISSS) for ronvpnlrnre of Mt mbem requiring Badges. UnllmHed fl Sweep and ticket* In th' Million Dollar Sweep to
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      407 10 LINALUX ;jf«r c < HJI sftjfcN LINE rail and Regular Service r.OM CANADA US PACifIC PORTS 30 JATb Sailing Arriving San Fraacnco Singapore f Swer Penang rremm Ilisjberti Bakkc S Ocr 3 No* 7 No* Ciartrvd Bakke S Nov 6 Dec 8 Dec Ann. Bakk* 10 Dec 9 lan II
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      939 11 MANSFIELD tfc CO., LTD, *•*> x*tx j W i* o r dnrorporoted In Singopora) (12 llnet) THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE »g DL GIASGOW.' LONDON 4 CONTINENTArPORT, DUB So^^p's-hom P^ Oct 31 Nor 5 Nor 4/ 0 Nov »/10 Oct 30 Nov S Nov 4/7 Nay B Nor 4 Nor 7
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      970 11 .KrITIE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. Tt > L ,,7T SINGAPORE llncerparoad In the United Kingdom) I LINES SAILINGS TO UK AND CONTINETAL PORTS Spora P. ihom Penong 00 ft. 11/14 taHtl Nay D.rMt arrtvo* London 2S N.r TS-BftLi l^*.. «/i'H, ./,ON.v mm mm BENNEVIS tor Ay nmouth, London, Newcottle 10/lf
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      1232 11 MeALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. TEL No.: ***** KLLERMAN BOCKNALL KLAV-NXSS UN« LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGELFS. SAN FRANCISCO HAMBURG PORTLAND, SEATTLE ft VANCOUVER <*** for USA., North Aflont.r f--,-t» Accepting corgo tor Control ft South end Conodo and vio Colombo America S'por. ClTY^ CASTLIV.LLE MyiTS, 21/23 N. 24/2*N 0 <
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    OFFICE MACHINE EXPERT IS HERE
    257 12 AN oflicial of one of Britain's oldest office equipment manufacturj ing firms has arrived in I Singapore for a business survey to promote the sale of suspended filing, visible-card and looseleaf records in Malaya. He is Mr A. lv Lavelle Woodard. senior representative for Shannon
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    BONUSES UP 50 PER CENT
    100 12 The Oriental Government Security Life Assurance d> Ltd., announce that their triennial valuation has revealed a profit over thr last three years of $45,789.50? The directors will recommend a bonus of 18 rupees per 1.000 rupees per annum on endowment assurance policies and 22 2
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    Colony hatchery industry adopts new method
    462 12 Colony hatchery industry adopts new method EGG-HATCHING by electrical incubation methods has become an important industry in Singapore and is now not only producing ninety per cent of the Colony's chickens for rearing purposes, but also for export in increasing numbers to the Federation of Malaya and Borneo. The industry
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    Plastic boats for East
    128 12 Plastic boats for East AHUM in Blackpool, r lU.I.HHI. are producing, at about the same cost per hull as traditional woodei craft, plastic boa's moulded in one piece from a laminate of class fibres and polyester resin. The 11-foot hull is moulded to thr design of a 54-yrar-old Lakr \\mdermere
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    BANK OF INDIA TO OPERATE IN H.K.
    242 12 PLANS are beinn made for a branch to be opened in Hong Konp by the Bank of India, the cneral BMUMftr, Mr. D R. Thorn. announced in Singapore yesterday. Mr TiMa va:d the bank had decided on Hong Kong v the h nation
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    Masters expand business
    161 12 rll Singapore .id%*rrtisinc atrncv. Masters l.lrl uhirh was r^tahlKhrd in !<■ t<> rxpind its activitirs by oprnuic a !>r.in»h oiliit- in Ku.ili Lumpur in ihr iniildi- of Novrmbrr. The branch will mran a brttrr »rr^-icp lor rxi>lins clients in thr 1 ct. > it" 'i and will
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    DRIED FISH AID TO DIET
    60 12 Successful experiments In Aberdeen, by a London firm, in preservlim i.sh by vacuum drying, gives promise of making perishable foodstuffs available to deficient areas. During the process the i moisture Is extracted from! the fish, considerably redtic- ing Its bulk and weight. The completed product
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    Malayan timbers stand up to London Tube traffic
    224 12 rpHE possibility of using -1- two Malayan timbers balau and kempas -as sleepers on London's Underground Railways is to be tested by the London Transport Board Samples of these woods are being sent to Britain for this purpose. This step arises from
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    U.K. scent exports to Malays stepped 'a,
    33 12 U.K. scent exports to Malays stepped 'a, 1 Bri import kft eight $1,500,000 fum<- In laya fi The Mr. J B I fOOd I B Mr. Jefl r< r An found Flyinj jottings
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    S'pore owner has new horse in England
    141 13 SINGAPORE owner. Mr V. V. Bath, has a promisim; two-year-old. Bukit Timah. r.u in.: in England Bukit Timah made bis debut at Newmarket laxt week but finished out of the numbers. He has another rare at Newmarket tt> week THE MANNING Stab:- w
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    DAY'S BEST WORKOUTS BY WESTOTH, FOUR CHARMERS
    453 13 Tomorrow's probables wind up training on heavy XX. crack By EPSOM JEEP KIWI LUMPUR, Thurs. WESTOTH and Four Charmers, both enf af ed in the Class 4, Olv. 1, ")'.f. race on Saturday, impressed in their winding-up sallops on a heavy track at
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    Allegiance & Ermine impressive
    236 13 Allegiance Ermine impressive Lrmiur itVvaO) ;jUshed her wurko.ii wiih a last run up the Btl AllegiaiKe 'Mortimer) wa> ..).es.uve vi a 21 sprint. br*»n Ljrn (Geyer; moved a sharp sprint up tne Maj-ceUe >E Doi.ntlly. can.c up the jtraifcht a t a brisk pace. KinffoM i.Mawij flnl^hed hi» workout with
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    Rising Fast still firm favourite
    163 13 AUSTRALIAN RACING NEWS From JACK FIXfiI.ETON CANBERRA. Thursday. DESPITE its ooor sixth in last Saturdays Cox! Plate, the New Zealand horse. Rising Fast, is still favourite for next Tuesdays Melbourne Cup although bookmakers yesterday eased him by half a point, reducing odds on Toparoa and
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    106 13 Rising Fa»t mill carry topweisht In the CAISOOO Meibou over two miles on the Flemtngtoti > course on Tuesday Tl>e 26 final acceptors wer* announced today. They are (m*h weights): Rising Put 10 00; Red Craw 902 Oold Scherr- 9 00. Ray Ribbon •13 Electrc 8
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    80 13 A Sydney horse. Prince Morvl. sold recently to American Frank Rink, of New York, for an undisclosed sum. will make raring history here next wr««ic *hen he files to New York via London The owner want« a ■prfdjr I shipment m> Prr.ce Morv' will travel by
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    Lindwall is bidding for 1956 Test tour
    193 14 Lindwall is bidding for 1956 Test tour From JACK FINGUBTOM CANBERRA, Thurs 4USTRALIAN first- class cricket leMon, culminating; in choice next February oi thr team to tour England will open in Brisbane tomorrow with the earm between New Boutn Wales. the Sheilii'M Shield holders. and Queensland. Landwall has repkuv cl
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    Houses dance tomorrow
    72 14 SINGAPORE Busi H. Football Assoclat'on will hold Its annual dance tomorrow al Hrn FAN Hall In River V ill* y Rwd from 8 30 p.m. to 1 am There will be ballroom dancing and joget modern. Tteketi at 52 each are available from Mr R Nadalson. co
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    MALAYS OPEN TENNIS TIES
    157 14 OINOAPORE Malays open trnms championships will Mnrt today on the Malay Sport.s As.so-n--tlon rourts at Loronu K. Tc.nlc Kurau. Ties are: 9 am.: Majld Hanlfl v Hus&ein Hamtd i handicap .singles i Ha&san Alwl v A. S. B. Paklr; 10 a.m. Hani id Bllal nnd Ibrahim
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    NZ in goodi lead v Pak
    94 14 LAHORE. Thurs. Pakistan fand inaartwwM 1\ in tlirir reply to New Zealand'i !ir.-t knnlnca in Ti,. i: -ivoni! rricket Test here today At close they I Ml runs behind with fi\r wickets m hand. The tourists, who w"re 206 for four overnicht, took their
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    Lock icon LONDON WIN 3-2
    34 14 LONDON. Tliui- London beat in an IntCTH :ty soccer niitcli at Wrnih!i-y stadium List ni'lit bj three Mali to two after FnnktTt had ltd by their two cmls at naif-time Reuter.
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    WE DON'T WANT HIS SERVICES, SAY ARGONAUTS
    499 14 WE DON'T WANT HIS SERVICES, SAY ARGONAUTS Problem Boy Rahim Omar In another end-oC- season sensation 'Unfair to team to keep him 9 T<HE PROBLEM BOY of Sinjrapore soccer, Rahim Omar, the slate left winjrer. is once again this year the centre of an end-of-season sensation. Last year, after helpinß
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    SAINTS TO PLAY REST IN SCHOOLS' TRIAL
    640 14 OAINT ANDREW'S, the leading Singapore schools rugby sirir this season, will meet The Rest of Singapore Schools on Monday in a in.iuh to select a Singapore Combined Schools fifteen to meet MM Combined Schools in Singapore next month. The intrr-«.Ute meeting h.v» hern
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    FAVOURITES CLEAR EASY HURDLE
    216 14 OOLICE took full points in their Singapore Hockey Association llrst division leacue fixture agatnH Royal Naval Police at Seransoon Road yesterday with a comfortable 4-0 victory. Police. the lavcurites. >tarted off in a btulneu-llke manner and riKht throushI out the fame held com; superiority over their
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    RECS ALSO KEEP RECORD
    65 14 The prexent i liampton.v Sli pore Recreation Club "Reds aKo maintained thrlr 100 per cent re- < <>icl uhen they beat RAH Seletar 3-0 in .mother Mr>t ilri.sion tixture on thr pwdnnfi. SRC. led 2-0 al 'he Interval with goals by CUrka an 4 OMMa In
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    SCOTS BEATEN
    33 14 stIEFFIFT D. Thun» —The PVwrthall ieauue beat the So'ttLsh Leagu* In tltelr tnter-lraiue torcer much pl.iyd under rkmdlkhU here awl night by four goal* to two ..lter leading 3-1 at half-time.
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    Lock icon Romany Air wins by neck
    68 14 NKWMARKET. Thure. Mr O. W CieMeiman's four-venr-old colt. Romany Air. won the Jockey Club Cup 0W two and a ciu.irfT miles lirre today by a neck from Mr. Jaber Barker's Prince Barle Lord Derby's Entente CordiMe was .six lenp.ths further away third. Official staitlng prlcm
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    HO AD MAY CHANGE MIND FOR £10,000
    269 14 I rom JACK MNGLCTON CANBERRA. Thurs. THE .sptcml ilmht to Australia by the American toUUM promoter. Ja.-k Kramer. is now expected to had to Lewis Hoad turning professional. Kramer arrived in Sydney yesterday and last night conferred with Hoad's pari nts and Harry
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    Specialise in one sport only —Owens
    357 14 Specialise in one sport only —Owens KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. pHAMPIONS should be studied, not necessarily copied and their .stylo Mid techniques adapttci to suit each individual athlete A group of actiool coaches and athletes were told this today by Je«e Owens, the famous American sprinter, at his opening coaching session
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    Challenge by Thai Olympic boxer
    173 14 A FORMER Siamese Olympic boxer. Basil Thompson, arrived In Singapore yesterday fo challenge the winner of tonifht's fight between Japan's MlUuo vamamoto and Nat Somkl.it Thompson, who represented Thailand m.s an am .'cur lx>\cr al the 1053 Olympic 0..;n0s al Helsinki, turned ;i nfes lonal
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    S'pore stood to Fiji
    259 14  - S'pore stood to Fiji lIAKIKS BKYCK r.v ITNDER tf.r floodlißhts at Jalan Bcsar .stadium last niKht, the Fijians beat the All- 1 Sirmapore rugby XV by 31 points (five goals, two trios to three (penalty). Singapore put up a gallant battU largely through thi efforts of the;r hard-working forwards. But
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    forwards up well onslaught
    108 14 forwards up well onslaught He wr> ro the Sin. won the SingH!^, altv it, the side. P.,;k brtlllai BecondI l similar po of the I make thi Sine..;).,:, period of belore U lone-strit: up a stride i At half-t feel pi... thotieh v: Forwards 'Oiey had ax the elashe bres
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    BOYS TOWN WIS FINAL
    42 14 WOn I OWN i» the lnterpnmarv s< lioo; so. rer i final when the>- beat PaMr Pan- I Jang English School 5-2 on the Outran School ground yeMerday I Ah Has ■nd A Ci and B.ik English I
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