The Straits Times, 5 November 1955

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    13 1 The Straits Times He***?" Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1955 15 CENTS
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    RUBBER 'RACKET BAN?
    406 1 SINGAPORE SPECULATORS BLAMED FOR DROP IN PRICE Federation Government is worried by $25 million lost-may plan counter-measures Colony view: It won't work K LUMPUR, Fri. tHK Federation G©v- ernmenl v n>nliderinK action against peculators in robber, jl i> understood. -.vsT? here the recent big; to Singapore Tying
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    Lock icon Townsend back to Brussels
    347 1 Townsend back to Brussels AS SMILING PRINCESS ENTERTAINS ENVOYS AT PALACE PARTY— LYDD, KENT, Fri. pROUP-CAPT. Peter Townsend left England today following the break-up of his romance with Princess Margaret. The Air Attache flew from Ferryfield Mrport here to Le Touquet. France. He will motor from there to Brussels to
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    MARSHALL DROPS A HINT
    364 1 MARSHALL DROPS A HINT 'New policy on Chin Peng talks SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, vaguely hinted yesterday that arrangements for the projected peace talks with the Communist leader, Chin Peng, had flopped. He announced that a "new policy" for the Chin Peng meeting was now being considered by
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    M & D FESTIVAL
    110 1 M D FESTIVAL Rahman f s annual music and drama show —but no jazz or jogct modern THE Federations Chief Minister, Tenßkvi Abdul Rahman, said in Singapore yesterday that he had drawn up plans to hold an annual Malayan Festival of Music and Drama. The first festival, he said, would
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    Ex-Singapore newsman vanishes in Sydney
    317 1 FATHER APPEALS TO AUSTRALIA: 'FIND MY SON' SYDNEY, Fri. AUSTRALIAN police are working round the clock in a search for former Singapore correspondent Peter Gruening. 32. who disappeared in Sydney last Friday. Gruening was South Pacific bureau chief of the United Press of America, in
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    Wife's cries saved him
    50 1 Shouts for help from his wife saved a Singapore contractor from being badly beaten up by a gang of seven in West Coast Road on Thursday n»«M. The gang took fright when the wife shouted and fled after pushing the contractor's car Into a fish pond.
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    Lock icon Students strike
    37 1 NICOSIA. Fri. About 11.500 Cypriot Greek students went on strike in two Cyprus towns, Famagusta and Polls. 70 miles west of Nicosia today over the suspension of three Greek teachers for alleged anti-BritLsh activities. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Home is home
    26 1 LONDON, Frl. Lord Home. Secretary for Commonwealth Relations. re* turned to London by air today after a 40.000-mile tour of the Commonwealth Reuter
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    Lock icon Weekend visit
    22 1 CANBERRA, Fri —Ceylon's premier, Sir John Kotelawala, will spend this week-end inspecting the vast Snowy Mountains hydro electric authority.— UP.
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    Lock icon B and M debate on Monday
    51 1 LONDON. Frl- The House of Commons will debate on Monday the disappearance of the two British diplomats Guy Burgess and Donald Mac Lean. whom the Foreign Office recently called longterm Soviet agents. Mr Harold Macmillan, the Foreign Secretary. wil 1 >J* n the debate.
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    Ex-vice consul's property seized
    100 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The Central Criminal Investigation Department has announced that property in Singapore belonging to ArsJad Astr/Ouda. formerly Indonesian vice-consul there, had been confiscated. They included Jewellery and two motor cars,— "all believed to have been obtained through illegal means." Astrajuda Is under arrest In Jakarta
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    This is the true Malaya
    270 1 This is the true Malaya C L4ALAYA, m ip.t t of ye*f» S of terrorivn, is net a I land of bloodshed and vte--5 lenct S It it country of enenjnts m«nt and beauty, a place s wh«re th# East and W«t art bl*nd«d into a •*">nd«ftul. S colourful potpourri
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    Lock icon Major jailed
    39 1 FORT MEADE. Maryland. Frl. Major Ronald Alley. 35-year»old United States artillery officer, was sentenced to 10 years' hard labour by an Army court martial here yesterday for misconduct while a prisoner of the Communists in Korea Reuter
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    Snap! A prize
    28 1 NEW YORK. Fri. Mr Yip Cheong Fun of Singapore today was awarded a US$5O < $150 1 prize in the 'Popular Photography" magazine International photo contest.
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    Lock icon Moscow weekend
    36 1 GENEVA. Frl. Mr Molot.w th»- Soviet Foreign Minister may fly |q MomOV tomorrow for consultation with his Government during t h three-day reees.s of thr "Bl« Four' oonfemte* here. Communist sources said today Reuter.
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    More wage demands
    54 1 LONDON. Frl Nearly i luarter of a million Bnu>r shipyard workers put forward a substantial wag< r'.alm here today. les» thai 24 hours after a similar application by three millior 'ngineers A third heavy Uemand I M be considered by a nlllion building trade work •rs here
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    Lock icon MiGs for Cairo scare
    184 1 MiGs for Cairo scare WASHINGTON, Fri. "THE Communists are 1 supplying Egypt with hißh speed Jet fißhtors and light bombers superior to anything in the hands of Israel. Government sources spid yesterday. This disclosure came as the State Department said it was explorinp ways by which the United Nations could
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 mubaum \R>r■Mm Qsm WBKRRX. Fri —Prime "linistrr Mrniies said to I i'l i\ that Joshua Francis «..> rcxiunine as ArmyMinister to become Con-sul-General in New Yotk. IP
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    Lock icon Australian loan
    33 1 CWBERRA. Fri —Australia will launch a new Commonwealth and State loan of iA> G 30.000 000 '$204,000,000. on Nov. 16. the Australian TreaMirrr. Si r Arthur Fadden, announced here today —Reuter
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    PATIENT TOOK $63,000 TO HOSPITAL
    92 2 PATIENT TOOK $63,000 TO HOSPITAL NBff YORK. Fri. \1 irili: old lady arrived at the .Mrad<>u brook llo>pital emergency ward here last night to have an ailing leg trr.ited. Doctors asked hrr if she had any valuables to put in the safe. Sh»- Parted digging into various parts of her
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    Health Officer
    29 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri— Dr. S. Appadurai has been appointed Health Officer Johore South, in succession to Dr. C. J. Baker, who has bee n transferred to Kedah.
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    Lock icon MY BLACK MASS—BY BLONDE WITCH
    360 2 MY BLACK MASS— BY BLONDE WITCH 4 Devll worshippers' Inquiry shock! Sydney suburban dwtUtrt Rosaleen the weird artist denies her ceremonies turned into sex orgies SYDNEY, Friday. CYDNEY suburbanite* who mind their own business and "couldn't care less" most of (ho time got a shock when local newspapers and police
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    Campbell—new bid soon
    65 2 Campbell new bid soon LAs VEGAS, (Nevada. Fri. —Donald Campbell brought hi* jet speedboat Bluebird back to Lake Mead yester- day to prepare lor another a .vault on his own world speed record. The Bluebird has been overhauled at a nearby Air Force base. Campbell *aid he win make a
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    FATHER AND GRANDFATHER
    100 2 LONDON. Fri— Two wives who gave birth to sons in the same maternity hospital on the same day have made Mr Ted Frost. 55. a father and a grandfather all within a few hours. And. to add to the coincidence, both mothers were born on the same
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    Lock icon Extension plan
    21 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia may extend her territorial water boundary beyond the international three-mile limit. Dress reports said today— UP.
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    It's about turn in Athens — police throw stones at students
    68 2 It's about turn in Athens police throw stones at students MORE than M people were hurt in recent atudent rioU in Athens. The »tudents were demonstrating for union of Cyprus with Greece In the above picture, a student uses his Jacket collar to shield himself from a barrage of •.tours
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    Lock icon U.S. relaxes control of exports
    117 2 WASHINGTON. Fri npHfc United States Com--1 merce Department has announced it will ease controls on the export of non-strategic goods to Russia and other Communist nations in Europe An official announcement made it clear that the decision was made in the "spirit of Geneva and.
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    ROYAL WITNESS
    109 2 Duchess tells police Woodwards were 'ideal couple* NEW YORK. Friday. 'THE Duchess of Windsor was questioned by police yesterday during their Investigation into the accidental shooting of millionaire racehorse owner William Woodward by his wife Ann on Sunday. The Duchess, who told police she thought the Woodwards were
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    The girls who chose freedom
    302 2 WHEN SULTAN RETURNS —WHAT HAPPENS? PARIS. Fri. EIGHT lovely Moroccan fcirls and thetr husbands— are wondering what is going to happen to them when Ben Youssef gets back to Morocco. Ben Youaaef. the proNatlonalUt Sultan of Morocco, Is now in Paris »K«r spending two years
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    Theft of tyres alleged
    59 2 Adam bin Abdul wa* remanded In custody after he Dleaded not guilty in a S:ncapore magistrate's court yesterday to two charges of stealing motor car spare I tyres. He va« alleged to have stolen the tyres, belonging to Tan Boon Len* and Goh Kan How. at
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    RIDA loan
    35 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. RIDA has given a loan of $2,500 to the Bakri new village Co-operative Fanning Society Ltd as working capital to market pigs and vegetables and to purchase fodder and fertilisers.
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    Lock icon Actor returns from China
    46 2 HONO KONO, Fri—Oanyemon Nakamsra, the Japane.se Kabukl actor, who went to Communist China three years ago without the permission of the Japanese Government, left here today by the Japanese Air Lines for Tokyo. Nakamura crossed into Hong Kong yesterday from Canton —Reuter
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    Lock icon CALL FOR A-BOMB BAN
    79 2 MOSCOW, rri— The Soviet I Premier, Marshal Bulgantn. and the Burmese Prime Minister, Mr. U Nu. yesterday signed a joint cbmmunt- 1 que calling fo r the unconditional prohibition of atomic and hydrogen bombs. The statement was signed' in the Kremlin. It also stated that the
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    Lock icon INDONESIAN War BRIDES WANT TO GO HOME
    179 2 'We dori 't like Japanese cunto*. CEVERAL Indonesian women who n nese during the war want to retui cause they dislike Japanr c marrl Indonesian Consul-General h> Binol. said today. "Japanese men often treat their wives more cr lew aa slaves and play
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    Lock icon Lost plane arrives in Darwin
    43 2 Lost plane arrives in Darwin 4 "OVAL ■fV inu e:i«ers and bein K listed 2 Group Ca Pilot, ill entrine aftei made him from Bali, The p plies and rrn mera employe* Ministry woman aboard MbTjf Connril, of for the Ai Department— UP
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    SUSPECT CHOSE BILLET
    61 2 BOSTON, Fri. William Turner, 40. shot and killed himself en a beach near hit home here yesterday as police arrived to question him concerning the disappearance of Miss Doris Hatch. 22. whose skeleton was found on Wednesday MM Hat, Cambridge sylvania. dlaai 1953 and Tun person knowi
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    Lock icon Geneva stalemate on Germany
    323 3 MOLOTOV STANDS FUM, ACAIM TURNS DOWN WESTERN UNIFICATION BID ET-TOVGH DULLES JIBES ISSIA OVER ALL-RED EAST GERMAN POLL GENEVA, Friday. n powers accused Russia last nijjht ing the "Genera spirit" by refusing iirman unity by free elections. Foster Dulles (United States). Mr [lan i ßritain) and
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    Woman shot husband on isle
    99 3 Woman shot husband on isle \H\ > 'XX n Hi U lin Nn. Sunny Wortfen, who k.ll'-d h.-r onri hiMund on an «s--(.ulf of th a dianmndstudded P'^t beea«t« make h«-r daughter, i barfed urdei .it KiMC!.Tm- t> 'd\ <>■: I>«n wor\ntomo real found ristJ last Satni Mi> Uorden also
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    He was cruel,' says Rita
    20 3 Rita Hay- gainst husband, Dick (lied as soon rive from Paris rt yesterVv ru< Ity
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    Aid for Arabs
    44 3 NEW YORK, Fri The United States announced last that it had granted nearly $51,000,000 for relief work among 900.000 Arab refugees in Palestine It ta part of a $190,000,000 fund voted by Congress for a-United-Nations agency for Palestine refugees A P
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    9 3 The first the Chica"ieaths rda -A.P.
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    HE DIDX'T FOOL THE JUDGE
    51 3 The charge T Mamoru NishiTnreatened a th a knife z money; orphone the :r:.dered his knif< r sake and got drunk: waited for one hour for the police: admitted he wanted a year's free board in jail. Obvious fraud, the judge mled. Case dismissed. A
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    A 40-letter word—in one breath
    84 3 A 40-letter word in one breath LONDON Fr; ¥>ETER Thorneycrolt. Prri sident of the Board of Trade, stood in the House of Commons yesterday and without tripping or using more than one breath said Hydrazinocarbonylmethyltnmethylammonlum chloride Colleagues knew he would have to talk about the ■t«ff, listened intently as he
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    Lock icon Ex-whip dies
    23 3 DURHAM. Fri Mr W.iliam Whiteley, a former British Labour Party Ch ef Whip, tied in hospital here yesterday, aged 73— Reuter.
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    Lock icon All hail Haile
    40 3 ADDIS ABABA Krl Big crowds yesterday celebrated the 25th anniversary of Emperor Haile Selassie's accession to the throne. The court is making the Jubilee the greatest celebration since before the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1835— A.P.
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    Lock icon Diem proclaims himself the new Prime Minister
    51 3 NCO DINH DIEM proclaims the new republic of South Vietnam, with himself as President and Prime Minister. He received 98 per cent of the votes in a referendum to choose a head of state. His opponent was the absentee ex-Emperor, lao Dai. A.P.
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    Lock icon BY THE GRACE of MISS KELLY
    183 3 4We can make the Russians love us' —UNu ONDON, Fri— U Nu. the Burme.se Prime Minister, who is now in Moscow, said yesterday that Western artists such as film .«tars Grace Kelly and Spencer Tracy could make Russians "love the peoples' of Britain and
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    Lock icon MP: MONTY WAS SO OFFENSIVE
    161 3 But Eden refuses to intervene LONDON. Friday. MR. GEORGE BESWICK. M.P. (Labour), yesterday attacked the Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation. Lord Ismay. and its Deputy Supreme Commander. Field-Marshal Lord Montgomery, for makinp "personally offensive" speeches about the Russian Foreign Minister, Mr. Molotov. He
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    Lock icon Big Allied post for Sugden
    61 3 P/JUS. Fri.— Lt.-Oen Cecil Sugui n has been named as new Commander-in-Chief of the Allied forces in Northern Europe. It was announced here today by Bupreme Headquarters of the Allied Powers in Europe. General Sugden. at present commanding Brit Is h forces In Hong Kong,
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    Lock icon Crew stranded on island
    52 3 RIO DE JANEIRO m The Italian freighter Rosalinda, which ran aground on the island of Santa Barbara last week, has been abandoned as lost. The ship's crew got off safely in lifeboats on Oct. 29 and went ashore on the island— about 370 miles from the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    378 3 LONDON. Fri riESPITE a number ol favourable AJ farton. It waa another d»sHppotnUne d«y in London stock markrU and prices drifted lower m tbe atohenre of support. Sentiment wks Influenced more by the Middle East situation and wage demands on the home front while the flrmnens of sterling
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    Lock icon Airline asks: Was it sabotage?
    140 3 Airline asks: Was it sabotage? SAN FRANCISCO. Fri FEDERAL Bureau of Investigation experts were called in yesterday to discover whether sabotage caused the loss of an airliner with all 44 people on board. lir. W. A Patterson, president of United Airlines, which owned the four-*n-glned plane, said: "All evidence strongly
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    Scott arrives in Saigon
    61 3 SAIOON. Fri Britain s new Commissioner-General in South- East Asia. Sir Robert Scott, and New Zealand's External Affairs Minister. Mr. Thomas MacDonald, flew into Saigon from Singapore today to see the Indo-Chlna situation at first hand 81r Robert l-> visiting IndoChina for the first time since
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    Frowns for 9 beauties
    274 4 THE FEMALE FORM DIVINE UPSETS MUSLIM LEADERS THEY ENTER SWIMSUIT SHOW— 'DANGER TO MORALS,' SAYS TEACHER KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MUSLIM leader* in Selangor today criticised nine Malay girls who will wear swimsuits tomorrow night at the Chinwoo Stadium here. They are among 29 girls taking part
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    Women's talks
    29 4 PENANG. Fri. The third annual meeting of the women .s section of the Penang Indian Association will be held at Bagan Jermai Road at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    On and 0n...
    18 4 SITIAWAN Fri. Lumut now has electricity supply 24 hours daily from the Central Electricity Board
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    MARSHALL OPPOSES POOLS AGENCY
    218 4 MARSHALL OPPOSES POOLS AGENCY THE CHIEF MINIB- I TER, Mr. David j Marshall, opposes having an agency for English football pools in Singapore. A British serviceman, Sgt. OMW. Caddy, of the R.A.S.C.. had written to the Chief Minister suggesting that an agency should be allowed. Mr. Marshall replied that he
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    Would not toe line—may be sacked
    110 4 Would not toe line— may be sacked THE GEORGE TOWN branch of the Labour Party of Malaya may expel its retiring municipal councillor, Mr. A. Raja Gopal (above) for his midnight decision" to seek re-elec-tion, despite his party's earlier decision not to contest this year's municipal polls in Penang. In
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    MCA ATTACKS BRITISH MOVE
    208 4 U.N. should not deny our rights to self-goct. HI' ALA LIMPIR. Fri. The Malayan Chinese Association aid today it would be a retrograde m i> if the I mi. d Nations agreed to deny to nonself governing peoples their right to self-deter-mination. This, it said, would
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    FOR GOOD WORK
    119 4 IXO extra pay, but the value of assistant nurses is recognised in Federal Bill KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. ASSISTANT nurses in the Federation are to be placed on the Nurses' Register in recognition of their good work. i A Bill to make this possible I by amending the
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    MIC puts its president on the mat
    87 4 MIC puts its president on the mat KUALA LIMPIR. Fri rIE working committee of the Malayan Indian Congress is to meet here on Sunday to consider the action of its president. Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, in refuring to join the Alliance delegation to the London constitutional talks. The meeting was
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    Motor-cyclist injured
    51 4 KLANO, Fri. Kamaruddln bin Tukima, 22, of Tanjong Karang, received head injuries when he was thrown from his motor-cycle at the 13th mile, Kuala LumpurKlang road, yesterday afternoon. The motor-cycle ended up In a ditch where it burst into names. A passing motorist took Kamaruddln to the Klang
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    Watchman on theft charge
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Kartar Singh 33, a watchman attached to the Selangor Rubber Works, at the 4>, mile Klang road, pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to stealing 198 katls of scrap rubber on Wednesday. Bail was allowed
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    Municipal loans cut
    130 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality expects its income to drop by more than $225 000 next year. But the tow n will &pend less than this year. Draft estimates, published today, which the Municipal Council will be asked to approve at a special meeting on
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    Rotary to aid Teo IF he asks for it
    220 4 rE parents of Teo Kirn Yam. the 16-year-old schoolboy who is two days too old to take an examination for admission to a aecondary school, arc to be helped by the Slnfaporo Rotary Club. That 1». <>f course. If they go
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    St. John Ambulance show for a visitor
    111 4 MLMBKKS of St John AmbuUncr Association reaterday staged two accidents in Singapore and practised flnt aid on their victims This demonstration took place after a tea party given in honour of Mr Robert von Sturlrr, Commandant <>f the Swiss Order of Knights of
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    The invaders
    121 4 •RED' FLEET TRIES TO SLIP INT* PORT DURING MOCK RATE QJINGAPORE MM "attacked" last night by v vasion fleet which attempted to slip into K Harbour. It was all part of "Operation Free Port." a naval exercise to test the seaward defen.es of the Colony. The operation continues
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    Please will you buy a poppy today
    68 4 Please will you buy a poppy today A LARGE number of volunteer workers wll] take part in the Peppy Day Appeal today. The onsanlst'rs hope the volunteers w'.U «cli .-.bout 337.000 popples The proceeds will go to the Ex-Service Associations benevolent fund Bes.des the ordinary buttonho.'e size there win be
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    WANTED: A TAMIL SCHOLAR
    70 4 WANTED: A TAMIL SCHOLAR The University of Malaya U looking for a scholar with high qualifications in Tamil to organise its new Department of Indian Studies The Vice-Chancellor, Sir Sydney Came, yesterdny said: "It is Intended that the drpartment .should ultimatrly I cover a wide range of Indian .«tudifs and
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    Progressives go gay
    51 4 Progressives go gay Exhibition, national and ballroom dances will highlight a variety show and dance being organised by the Singapore Progressive Party .'or Nov. 19 at Victoria Memorial Hall. The programme includes mu.Mc.ll ltrms. a magic show and comedians. The party Is intruded to brlnu members together in a friendly
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    Mcet-the-people
    35 4 Singapore's Minister for Communications and Work.*. Mr. Francis Thomas, will "meet-the-people" in Soletar division P-t the Labour Front branch office. No. 8 Thomson Road 5>2 milestone, at 630 p.m every Monday beginning next week.
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    'Sweeper due
    22 4 PENANO. Fri The 500--ton Malayan minesweeper Penyu will arrive In PMUAI on Tuesday and will sail for Langkawi on Friday.
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    SEAMEN ARE STRANDED ON ISLAND
    80 4 SEAMEN ARE STRANDED ON ISLAND PORT S THREE Chir.. 1 v. small island from i, after thoir sprang a leak The tonskar.engine troul Poet Bwetb cargo of pray. Aftrrdnir the boa: half an hou ed and .sank. Half mile swim The thfM half a ir.ile waited 'or thi a pass
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    Film Society
    22 4 A st rl by am r year wll] b Singapore Film i trip Br: ?1 lmford Roaa -d 930 p--27.
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    Send cuttings to Radio Malaya
    34 4 KUALA LUMPT'R P| rs to sen I from newspa zincs for 111 jockey show. ni.^r than an-. The program 1 put on every Friday i'rom Nov. 18 by I
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    Treat for 40
    12 4 Sailors of USS R destr party. ttM presented wll
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    WHAT A STORM IN A TEA CHEST
    194 5 T a ders who sold charred char to police mutt pay $11,000 leaves and uvod, inspector tells the judge KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. I ALITY tea ordered by the Federao was found to be a charred mixand wooden chips containing only eaves, Mr. Justice
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    150 may be prosecuted
    54 5 The 150 taxis drivers, who parked their vehicles in St Andrews Road three abreast n Monday aternoon to listen to their leader. City Councillor Mr. T. A. Simon, speak on their behalf in the council may be prosecuted. This was stated last night by the Police
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    IMPROPER DRESS MAY COST A FINE
    191 5 ...Bit only for the peons, juniors KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. JUNIOR clerks earning less than $150 a month and peons in the Pahang Religious Affairs Department may lose half a day's pay if they are improperly dressed or late for work too often. The head
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    New District Officer
    40 5 JOHORE BAHRU. FYI lnche Abdullah bin Mohamed his been appointed Dtotnct Officer. Muar. In succession to lnche Rahman bin Musa who Is now State Secretary. Johore lnche Abdullah s previous appointment va& Under Secretary to the Government
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    He misses his ship
    41 5 PORT BWETTENHAM. m Americo Medelras. SO, a crew member of the Bteel Recorder, mussed hu ship when it left Penang yesterday for Indonesia. Medelroa plans to rejoin the ship when it reaches 81nga- pore on Wednesday next.
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    SHIP RUNS UP A $50,000 AIR BILL
    78 5 SHIP RUNS UP A $50,000 AIR BILL I. hi bill for beriaa tanker I !:u h has Id up at Sincadayi Mnce ,n her maiden i ,i w exceeds •ton tanker ,>ped Generator i~ soon as that ntht it had •uhle new >pare •I'pti flown pan »nh three rruineers. but
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    Penang trader fined $5,000
    22 5 Fr:— A trader, was fined Court ieadi 6i Ing cor.cernrting prohibited king, on Oct. -r.ered the the goods.
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    New Port Bill
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A Bill seeking to bring port installations at Penang. Prai and Weid Quay under the control of a single port commission was published today.
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    Guru's birthday
    24 5 A ceremony to mark the birthday of the Jaggat Guru Balmeek will be held at Jalan Kayu. Singapore, at 10 am tomorrow
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    WHO man visits Singapore
    62 5 WHO man visits Singapore OR JOHN KNITSEN. IVnUI Officer of the World Health Organisation, who is in Singapore in the course of a tour of Southt .1-1 Asia and the Western Pacific He is to rail on the Minister for Health, Mr A J Bra t;a and will visit the
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    $25,000 gift to youth council
    52 5 KOTA BHARU. Fri The Malayan Youth Council has promised the Kelantan Youth Council a $25,000 grant to help pay for a hostel for poor people who have to leave their kampongs for studies here. The hostel will cost $34,000 The Asia Foundation in Singapore has
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    $1,000 bribe man shocks Customs
    101 5 v POl uni De- 1 bees .-hocked n admis- Thursday Sl.OOO a m bM or- v&sti- gation. It will start as soon as the acting Comptrol.er Mr. J. S A. Lewis, receiver the court record of the case Peter Lim. whose salary L c $200
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    New control
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Trt.— A Bill seeking to bring appraisers in Trengganu under more adequate control was published today.
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    A CHALLENGE
    160 5 Governor to Muslims: Rise and meet the threat to your faith rpHE Governor of Singapore. S:r Robert Black, yesterday told Muslims to rise to meet the threatened pressure of a fanatical materialism and an authoritarian doctrine. He -aid this while speaking at a tea party given by the
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    Aborigine Tarzan fights panther singlehanded, with 30-inch parang
    176 5 Aborigine Tarzan fights panther singlehanded, with 30-inch parang KUALA LIPIS. Friday. AN ABORIGINE overpowered a panther after a 15--minute fight, with a 30-inch lone parang in the jungle near here this week. Biltong 35. the aboriginal Tarzan. went with three friends into the Jungle to collect wild fruit They lire
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    Rahman to invite Soekarno
    75 5 Rahman to invite Soekarno EI* ALA LI'MPIR. Frl The Chief Minister, Trneku Abdul Rahman, is to invite President Soekarno of lndone>ia to visit tbe Federation Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Strait* Times before he Irft here by air today i°or Singapore that he was fall of hope for hi* (ominc
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    Assault on his wife denied
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Wong Phin. 33. of the Central Electricity Board, pleaded not guilty here today to a charge of assaulting his wife, i Tah Poh Chee. on Oct 7 The case was postponed to Dec 1.
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    $3,200 a month, car and a house
    148 5 as JOB— TO BOOST LXDIES TRADE KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. T<HE Federation and Singapore Governments are looking for a Malayan business executive who can boost Malaya's trade in Indonesia. For the man who can do the job of Malayan trade re- preaentative In Jakarta
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      292 5 In jporttntr (inlcs there arc rw> recognised types of thirst professional and amateur The latter involves strenuous and often undignified cxrrrisr, prrrrrably under a bld/inc sun. The profcssior.al, however, requires only the smallest effort. You lean back in your Ion? chair and raise your tall glass of Rosr\ Lime Juice.
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      448 5 GABRICK Nour Eyounl lEfcvp- 11. 145 4. 6.90. 910: morntnc tun' 3 15. 6.30. 15. morning show OoWer. Blade. »m show Powder River, 11 ajn midnight White Ooddew. Tel Tel ***** ***** KOTO'S: Betntyed 1 IS. 3.30. P4.VIUON: So UUIe Time 7 9 30. morning show Columii lib 4, 6.30.
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    DEATH
    31 6 20 Hnrrf. 5/0 I minimum). G V. DAWSON: Supplies Dept. H.Q.. XL of 43 Northam Road. Penang. pa.ved away suddenly in XL. on 4.11.63 Inning behind Ughtan and three 6ons
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    48 6 20 WurdM HO i minimum). UH A M'<.- HKNRY NUNES thank all Relatives A: hYlcnds for their Kind Attendance md useful on tiie Occ:islon of their MRS. BOWIE ar.d Daughter* thank the Colleagues and Friend* i of the late Brian Bowie for their I md attending t.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Nov. 5. 1955. A Twiddling Of Thumbs
    643 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat. Nov. 5. 1955. A Twiddling Of Thumbs The meeting of the Chief Ministers and Chin Peng, the terrorist Communist leader, apparently will not take place for some little time longer. Tengku Abdul Rahman beCms his Indonesian tour on Monday, which will mean a j delay
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    60,000 Problems
    362 6 Representatives of the Federation's 60.000 ex-Ser-vicemen plan a mammoth rally in Kuala Lumpur. Tho object U to form an association to help the "rehabilitation" of former special constables, men of the Malay Regiment, the police and Malayan other ranks in general. The fact that tho Chief Minister and
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    Peace Prize
    134 6 A sad commentary on the world of today is the inability of the Norwegian Stortinß two years running to find one man among 2.000 million people to merit the Nobel Peace Prize. Even such eminent candidates as Sir Winston Churchill, Mr. Truman, Sir Anthony Eden and Mr. Nehru
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    As I was saying..
    1006 6  -  CYNICUS by NONE of the Labour Front's political opponents has made much capital out of its first annual conference, or indeed has even tried to do so. The conference cost the Front Itself nothing except credit, fo r there was no charce for the room, the
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    The beating of Retreat
    875 6 1/IMIS/tV ttft*'hi><tk qOMETIMES. I never know exactly when, the massed bands of the corps in Singapore, or within reach of It, will beat Retreat on the Pudanq. I chanced on it la*t week by sheer coincidence, but in fact there was a singular appropriateness in this
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    120 6 From the Straits Time* of Nov. 9, 19i)D rpHE motor launch Is to X convenient, clean and comfortable a form of Kettlr.R about the water's surface that it is surprising we have not seen more of this kind of craft In Singapore Harbour and the adjoining waters
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    Gang chuckled: 'We're no angels'
    140 7 DANCE HOSTESS SAYS; HOODLUMS RANSACKED MY HOUSE AND ATE MY LUNCH BAHRU'S TEEN-AGE W ERS GET INTO HOMES ■j CLAIMING TO BE ■IRIESDS OF THE FAMILY' _;;iii!, r is making nuisance raid* at provcmcnt Trust flats in Tiong victim is a dance hostess, Miss who
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    Row flares over 'cabinet' songkoks
    190 7 Row flares over 'cabinet' songkoks KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 4 ROW has flared up over the failure or some Malay members of Tengku Abdul Rahman's "cabinet" to wear: songkoks when having an official picture taken. UMNO's newspaper. Malaya Merdeka, says it is "regrettable" that of the seven Malay Ministers in the
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    Music study gift
    26 7 Government hoiarship to md SLngaor diploma tenable at •i im ol n 1956. ould be sent Secretary Ministry Palmer Road, before Nov. 20.
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    The big lift by Whirlwinds
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Whirlwind helicopters of 135 Squadron, RAF lifted 2.315 troops in out of the jungle laa| month. This is Only 32 short of the squadron's Malayan record monthly lift of 2.367 in July.
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    THAT TV TRIP TO BANGKOK IS OFF
    350 7 THAT TV TRIP TO BANGKOK IS OFF Assemblymen say No LXXJR Singapore As- semblymen yesterday declined an in vitation to visit Bangkok lo see television in operation. The invitation came from the Radio Corporation of America, which has now decided not to pursue the matter further. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew,
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    Students' night
    33 7 Students night About 300 students from the University of Malaya, Teachers Training College, Trinity College, and student nurses in Singapore were guests of the Wesley Church at a "Students' Night" party last night.
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    $44 A MONTH FOR LOSS OF HIS ONLY SON
    362 7 $44 A MONTH FOR LOSS OF HIS ONLY SON Marshall intervenes to get more aid for man whose call-up boy was shot Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, is trying to get more compensation for the father of a Nat i on a 1 Serviceman, Low Lee Yuen, who died of
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    TEA-CUP STORM RISES AGAIN
    225 7 UMNO rebels taunt: Expel us MALACCA. Fri. THE 'tea party insult" row between the UJonR Pasir sub-branch and the Malacca branch of UMNO has 'flared up again. A few hours after a "peace" meeting at the Malay mosque in UJong Pasir. at which officials of both
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    Strike poll threat by phone men
    203 7 'START WAGE CLAIM TALKS NOW THE Singapore Telephone Board Employees' Union yesterday warned the management to begin wage claim negotiations with the union by Tuesday —expiry date of the rival Singapore Factory and Shop Workers 1 Union's strike notice The Board Employers' Union claims
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    $663 theft
    22 7 A thief broke Into a house in Paterson Hill. Singapore, on Thursday night and stole $381 and Jewellery worth $282.
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    New Colonel from Port Said
    72 7 New Colonel from Port Said 1.1 < 01. J. B. INNES. the new Port Commandant. Movement Control. Sinr*pnre. is the busiest man when troopship* are m Port. Col. limes, who h.i> been in the Army for the lait 2* years, lost a leg during World War II In Italy. He
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    $500 more
    19 7 Federal Oil Mills Limited have sent a gift of $500 to the Singapore Youth Sports Centre Fund.
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    Shutters up on pickets
    157 7 Shutters up on pickets STRIKE-HIT CAFES i CLOSE SHOP rVO of Singapore* eight strike bound Chinese restaurants yesterday suspended business. They are the Tai Tong Kong Kee in Trengganu Street and the Tai Tone Hoi Kee in Mosque Street, *hlch depend chiefly on moraine and afternoon customers. They are run
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    GIRLS FIREDSTRIKE AT LAUNDRY
    72 7 Forty worker* at the Seiclene Electri? Laundry and Dry Cleaning Works in D»lta Road. Singapore, went on a one-day protest strike '„yesterday against the dismissal of two girl assistants The strikers belong to the 1 8incapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union. The tdrls were sacked for
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    Annual sale
    31 7 The Occupational Therapy Department of the General Hospital will hold lU> annual sale oi work by patients on Wednesday at Ward 59 irom 10 30 am. to 3 p.m.
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    Study grant
    28 7 Mr 8 C Wong, organising secretary ol the Singapore Youth Council, ias been awarded a six-month youth specialist training grant for study in the United States
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    SCBA meeting
    27 7 The Straits Chinese British AsMHiatlun will hold Its annual meeting at ihe Garden Club, china Building, in Chulla Street. Singapore, at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    Nine families ask: Why must we quit?
    217 7 r FHE Singapore Government has served quit notices on nine families who planted rubber on 75 acres of Crown land at the 12th milestone. Jurong Road. The farmers, who have been on the land for 35 years, will protest to the Government through
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    AMBULANCES: FOR BELL READ BLAST
    55 7 4 MBLLANCES in Singapore A will stop u*in e the bell from next year. Instead they will blast out a thre*-notr fanfare a mode of warning that la used by itnhulanrrs in France and a few other European capitals. The device from Germany is aptly
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    Dance patrons
    45 7 Th,. Governor. Sir Robert Black, and the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall have consented to be patrons of the Pa.sir P;in!ang Boy- 1 Club social and dance in aid of the club funds at West Point Gardens at 9 p.m. on N 13
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    FLOOD WATERS SUBSIDE
    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —The floods caused by hravy rains in 8elanj<or and Pahang ended todav. The water at the 38| to 39] mile. Kuala SelangorRawang Road, was only ten imh. s 'hh mornint. but cleared later In the day. On the Trlang Meng kuang R ad in
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      63 7 High tides TODAY: Singapore 2.10 am .Sft 4in p 126 pm. iMt. 61n Port Dlckxon 942 am (tft. Sin > tit pm i Sit i Penans 3.23 am. <7ft Tint 4.12 pm .bit. 2in). TOMORROW: Singapore SlO m Sft i 419 p.m. (KM t; Port Dtrkv>n 1030 am. (7ft sln
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    SIT UNDER FIRE ON ARMY HOUSES
    204 8 SIT UNDER FIRE ON ARMY HOUSES T»HE Singapore Im--1 provement Trust's $3,000,000 project in Clementi Road to house locally enlisted men In the Army was greeted with raised eyebrows by Legislative Assemblymen yesterday. The Trust Is building 1.300 I houses on Army land. After 1 seven years, the Army will
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    Lock icon Brunei plans $25 m. port—and the business world sits up
    453 8 Brunei plans $25 m. port— and the business world sits up TOO MUCH UNREST IN SINGAPORE SO ALL EYES SWING TO BORNEO BRUNEI TOWN. (Brunei), Fri. A PROJECT to build a modern port in this colony is expected to play a large part in building up Borneo's economy. The report
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    Wage pact near
    67 8 Wage pact near K LUMPUR. Fit The Federation of All-Malayan Estate Staff Unions has almost reached agreement with the employers on its claim to have 40 per cent of the cost of living allowance paid to Its members consolidated into their basic pay. This claim was discussed today at the
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    $128,250 claim after road crash
    215 8 MOTOR-CYCLIST SAYS MOTORIST CAUSED COLLISION MAN WHEELED INTO COURT FEARS HE MAY BE CRIPPLED FOR LIFE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. I YOUNG European tin mine worker, C. S. T. Fowler, who was seriously injured in a motor accident in Klang Road, on the night of June
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    44 UNION MEN CHOOSE PRISON
    119 8 44 UNION MEN CHOOSE PRISON ANOTHER group of strikt rs chose to go to prison yesterday rather than pay the fine imposed on them for offences under the Trade Disputes Ordinance. The group consisted of 31 men and 13 women, all former employees of the Song Heng Sago Factory in
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    Talk on Hindu ethics
    46 8 Professor S R Daralswami Sastri will deliver a public lecture on "Hindu Ethics and Morality unCer the auspices of the RamakrLshna Mission. at 179 Bartlev Road, this evening at 5 r.'ciock. Dr. J. Hartland-Swann, Department of Philosophy, University of Malaya, will preside
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    Sold-$BOO worth of nothing
    81 8 Sold-$BOO worth of nothing RAWANG. Fri The police here are looking »r a Chinese youth who walked into four shops and "Mid" SHOO worth of rubber that didn t extsC. In earh shop he handed the proprietor a chit saving that the bearer had smoked rubber sheets for sale One
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    Inspector is accused 'FALSE REPORT'
    90 8 Inspector is accused 'FALSE REPORT' KUALA LUMPUR, rri Tan Hong Chan, a police inspector attached to the Special Branch. Selangor. today pleaded not guilty in the First Magistrate's Court here to a charge of making a false report on Feb 23 against a subordinate police officer. It was alleged that
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    U.S. planes on visit
    66 8 A squadron of ten U.S. Naw Neptune patrol planes U due to arrive in Singapore on Nov. 11 for a short stopover in the course of a 17.000-mile goodwill tour. The squadron. which leaves Japan on Nov. 10. is fiving to the Naval Air station at
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    Clerk is made bankrupt
    40 8 Wee Poh Chuan. a clerk, was adjudicated a bankrupt In the Singapore Hign Court yesterday. Wee filed his own petition and his total liabilities amounted to $2,480. He offered to pay the Official Assignee $30 monthly
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    TWO-MONTH BOY SCALDED
    42 8 KLANO. Fri. A two-month-old boy had his mouth scalded by hot water here today and was taken to hospital. His screams brought his father, who i a near! The ba after by sister when h His mother rubber estate,
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    PORK AND PORK AND PORK
    78 8 PORK AND PORK AND PORK It was Urn much'Wife Co court KUALA LLTMPtjr NEWLY -jj A coup], every time th( meal, here today The husb i pork < did not likf not a i Cheah I Jaya. band. Yat3 hawker I for herself and daughter. No vegetables Cheah and pork
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    Theft at park alleged
    15 8 Robert Chan charged in maglstr with rU ill He pleadc bail
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      262 8 i Pustlen'; '9 30 News- '9 45 EvenIng SUr: 1000—11 00 Strike Up RADIO MALAYA iTrnjiimmN UiMs n trkrd r»n I be received by ttstonen In Milarn I II (Tj fIT|M a^LH Hhwi »ay« «<• and Sim Mrdlum I wave i:«m 343 3S«an. and IS7m I PM *1.00 ProaT»mme summary.
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      206 8 21. Draw it back to shoot torward <I > 23 Eat out .6' 24. Cry ten tin* i there difficulty In finding the needful!) UO). 2i> Opposition tn a »ord <4>. 26 Approach (6t. 27. Cessation of old (S). DOWN 2 The art of delivery tn a sense tt). 3
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    Nias chiefs sacrificed slaves to please jungle gods
    1362 9 f ACTOR I 1 COLLEY M CIBBER Wires danced after sins wore paid far i A the last scarlet rays of the sunset faded behind the great mountains to the north-west, the negro slave died A young man, strong- shouldered and muscular,
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    Rubber mart movement is "aimless"
    378 10 Rubber mart movement is "aimless" T»HE rubber market opened this week on a very hesitant note with both trade and speculators feeling for a trend and prices at one time moving apparently aimlessly, report Holiday, Cutler, Bath Si Co. Ltd., in their current market review. On Sunday night a large
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    RUBBER PRICE RALLIED ON LOCAL SHORT-COVERING
    700 10 RUBBER PRICE RALLIED ON LOCAL SHORT-COVERING By Our Market Correspondent THE price of rubber in Singapore yesterday recovered slightly after the bit? set-back of I nine cents on Thursday, due to the better senti ment in terminal markets overnight and lo< I ehortcovering activity. November nrst grade buyers rlosed at
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    RUBBER PRICES
    135 10 November first grade rubber buTtn f.o.fc. cloned In Singapore yesterday at $1.07 V ud l'« cent* per lb. The rlaataf tone wan steady at the close" (kminj prim In renU per lb were No 1 R8 S. Spot fob buyers 107', iNom.i tellers 107*, iNom i No. 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    82 10 The Malayan Exchange Bank* AmtUUm made ihe follow inn changes In ltd rates to merchants yesterday iquolMtlrai.-. to 1100) IS 4UIUn: TT 33 lft IB Ot) 33 1/18. SO days 33 1 4 credit bill* 33 5/ 16 trad* bills Selling T.T. w O.D. rwMfe: U.S. dnllarm 33
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 10 Sinfapore f'hlnese Prndurr l\rhange: noon prices per picjl yesterday were: Copra: quiet: November $26 7 8 buyers. $27 1 4 sellers. December $27 14 buyers. $27 5 8 seller* Coconut oil: quiet, bulk $40 3 4 seller? drum $43 1 4 sellers Pepper: steady with a total of
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    SHIPPING
    84 10 Ship* Ivinj al«n e *ldf th^ Singapore Harbour Board wharves or experted today are: Chusan 12. Resurgent 45. Taking C.P Orestes 6 7 Tarn 8 9 Glenearn 11. Clvtoneuft 13 14. Patroclus 15 16 Pre? den. Madison 18. Hcybas < 19 20 I^mpong N Wall 5 Rokan N Wall
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    20 10 The foiln -a, are ani dated 234 Sunjri Kinl.i Ipoh Tin (Ho 3 > Section i 323 Koala Rrmaii
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      ON THE WAY TO A SLOW DEATH?
      244 12 IT WOULD seem that 1 Radio Malaya has taken upon itself the task of committinß the Department of Broadcasting to a slow death. "Canned 1 programmes arc on the Increase. This is noticeable to a listener who normally tunes in to Radio Malaya,
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      Test of sympathy
      225 12 IT was reported that at a sitting of the Malayan. satlon Commission. Mr. K M Byrne, representing th.> local officers, said that only "temperamentally suitable" officers interested in putting through the process of Malayanisation should be asked to remain. The Chairman. Dr Srccnivasan. replied that the question
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      Parents who waited
      134 12 UNNECESSARY inconvenience has been caused to parents of chtldren studying In Government schools. A medical checkup of children was held som,. time ago and parents were requested to attend The mothers of these children complied and. because of the bus strike, had to walk long distances. Those
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        'War cry against Malayalees'
        244 12 REPLYING to Mr. 8. Ramachandras new war cry against Malayal< < s may I say that cvc?y right-think-ing Dor-son, lncludlnic many Tamils, agrees that Radio Malaya .should devote at Last 30 minutes to Malayalam programmes. Mr. Ramarhandra's argument that because Malayal<< s can understand Tamil it
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        Fault can be remedied
        121 12 Fault can be remedied I HAVE been pained to read reports that many deserving pupils will not be able to take the Std VI entrance examination because they are a day or two too old But what about those who are many years older and have quietly got a statutory
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        Mass thinking in Malaya
        124 12 Mass thinking in Malaya lIE in this country are having a mild taste of mass thinking The results of the elections point to it at all levels The real independent member is extinct and all opposition is practically wiped out. W! at will be the future of Parliamentary democracy in
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        What is a Malayan?
        59 12 What is a Malayan? MUCH emotion has been expended of late on the question of Malayanisation. It is time we approached this subject from an unemotional and unprejudiced angle. A "Malayan" has been defined as a person born in this country or a person who has decided to make Malaya
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        How much was spent?
        69 12 How much was spent? Irp to now nothing has j be*n said how the money collected ov the Indo-Ceylonene for the capita) celebrations was spent There wa< only a dance and the sum of money collected from all over the SU-e amounted to $3,000 On'.y a certain sum was ■pent
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        Risks of fire crackers
        73 12 Risks of fire crackers f iREAT risks will follow If I the ban is relaxed on firing of crackers in Ipoh There is no guarantee that boy.* will not play tricks on D»-ople by lighting b;^ crackers under the sk'.rt* of females and also ing them into enema audiences Nights
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        Indians in council
        51 12 Indians in council rls regretted that not one Indian has been nominated to the Fahang State Council yet the Ceylonese community has a nominee The Ceylonese community is in a minority when compared to the Ind'ans. It is time the MIC look up this matter with the Pahang Government. INDIAN.
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        foundation for fear
        100 12 MR David Marshall having himself from time to time behaved like an old maid frightened of robbers 'Colonial Imperialists, of (Mtirvi under his bed. it is rather surprising that he should show so little patimce with genuine anxieties expressed In "The Planter." His childish remark on the
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      The cost of security in Malaya
      212 12 AN article under the heading "Request the foreign troops to withdraw" appeared in the Nanyan* Slang Pau. The writer. Mr. Kwan Hal. says: Foreign troops are leadlnu a comfortable and easy life In Malaya. An ordlnarv officer can well afford to pay $300 to
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    WEI LON IS SCHOOLBOY CHAMPION
    67 13 WEI LON IS SCHOOLBOY CHAMPION I IM WEI LON of Oldham Methodist Afternoon School last night won thr Singapore Badminton Association schoolboy's singles title when he beat Nr Kirn Hock i Chinese HS» 15-5. 15-8 at the SBA hall. In the veterans' doubles Anal. 8. A. Durai Marigold and Llm
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    OLD BOYS WIN
    33 13 St Andrew's OB A beat St Andrew's School by a second -ha If drop goal through Chin Bin id their annual Past v Present rugger match at Woods vllle yesterday
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    'SOMETHING TO HELP HER FAMILY,' HE SAYS
    284 13 'SOMETHING TO HELP HER FAMILY,' HE SAYS Jetse Owens explains his gift to Mary Klass PENANG. Frl. JESSE OWENS, the treat J American athlete, stressed here today that his (it to Malaya's woman sprint champion. Mary Klass of Singapore, was intended to be "some sort of a family benefit." •"There
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    When I had a swollen head—by Jesse Owens
    201 13 When I had a swollen head— by Jesse Owens PENANG. Fri. JESSE OWENS openrd his coaching session in Penanr this morning with this advice to athletes: "It takes two to make a champion your coach and you. "Yoa cannot do It roar--elf.' he continued. "You have got to listen to
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    SOSC WANT TO FLOAT PRIVATE COMPANY TO BUILD STADIUM
    167 13 UOPES for the Singapore Sports Stadium are I n being kept alive by the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council. At a council meeting la>t night, the 8.0.8.C in•tructea their delegates U the Singapore stadium Boar., to ask the Government Permission to
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    Lock icon 7-WKT WIN FOR NEW ZEALAND
    43 13 PESHAWAR. Pakistan. Pri The touring New Zealand cricket team today beat the Pakistan Oo\ernor Generals XI by seven wickets here Oovernor Oeneral'.i Xl 25 1 and lIS for five dccl New Zealand 3!1 and 66 for three —Reuter
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    Lock icon LIVERPOOL CUP
    41 13 LIVERPOOL. Pn Major D MtCalmont's Duranle won the Liverpool Autumn Cup run over one mile two f 'or long, and 170 yards here today Mr S Joel Beddingtnn wa» second, and Mr J Oerber s Iron Horse third Reuter.
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    NEW STRENGTH FOR SERVICES
    93 13 CINGAPOBI Caaaat—d Borrtee* plan v aveage Uietr M»u-. C up defeat whea they s»eet < illaaa In loaaorron t Papa; Da« MK-ref match at lalan Beaar fctadium klrk-.fr 5 IS pan »«rricea haw added stew kUengUi to their teaaa At centreforward wIU be Moflit of the
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    SERVICES IN GREAT RALLY
    263 13 SERVICES IN GREAT RALLY r-IVILIANS failed to gain theUfifth successive victory over Service* in the annual Poppy Day nockey match yesterday when Services held them to s 2-2 draw on the padang. Services goalkeeper Eastwood kept ihe score down. At the other end Aju Singh. Civilian. left, back, did a
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    SHB boxers in 6-2 win
    155 13 .-.ngapore Harbuur Board Boys Club boat Paali Panjang and Quern Street Boys Clubs com- Dined 6-4 at Keppel Road, last night. Results (Singapore Harbour Board boxers mentioned flnt Mkdge Oopal to. Foo Hoe Kirn P»» rd. 1. Harun bt. 8. Blvam (PP). MaaaMlte: J Thoou
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    Penalties galore as schoolboys draw 6-6
    342 13 SINGAPORE and Johore schoolboys, in fighting out yeater aay* tla-all draw at Vicioru School ground, showed that the> ■till have much to learn about the fundamental rule* of rugb) Tht points of both sidn were made up on penalties, and there mutt have been
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    INTER-FACULTY
    29 13 Art and Srteore win the University of Malaya's a. inual inter* faculty rugger mat:h. beating Matltraki by atx pobtta <two panarTt— > to three (penalty; at Buk:t TUnaii yesterday.
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      113 13 Today's Sport BI'GBY I mitnllt Dlv. I: RrMI v In. All Whllea v CaraaaUao reraltv. BEMK: Otv. S: M.B.T Bovt' (lab. Vklarsa ScisatJ; PAT. MBTC: P-ilre v (.My Rafflea InailtaUon Paal v Prearnt. Poltrr R.I Tenfah Noanaaa v Krai Hang. ROCTTR Trn<ah: RAAF v Royal Inrliifrr. Indian Brotherhood T.C. v
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    Toly's Delight has no strong rivals in top 6f
    290 14 JEEP'S STAR Carthalton The Camel Acrobat WITH Distine and Solidarity now in Class One, Tolys Delight can be backed with confidence in the Class 2. Div. 1. 6f. event (Race Five) at Kuata Lumpur today, concluding day of the Selangor Turf
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    FLYING PRINCESS CAN TAKE THE CUP
    802 14 FLYING PRINCESS is my pick in the President's Cup over 11,I 1 miles (Race Six). This daughter of Orthodox, a pretty versatile performer in England last season, running good races from 6f. to U miles, won the Stewards Cup over 9f. with 7.12 at
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    Over 1 1/4m., The Camel is today's best bet
    201 14 BEST BET in todays card Is The Camel In Race Seven. This staying five-year-old came from nearly :r.st. to finish a close third wltn L' W to Fairy Tale over 11 on Werjr.-^day. Over a distance more to his liking. I
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    154 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY Ra. I Ml. STONE »T<)NE <ll7> SpMrr Kin« SPIDER KING (oil* (triDEK KIN(> Greet He— t >'ttM Rarr 2. 2.45. C RE. BALANCE La Rnndr Hnv Marlr ROHE-MARIE rrdlt Balance La Rondr LA RONDK Rr Mar,, Thratrr II lM« I. S.li. KIITI.IM. RIVER
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    ACROBAT STANDS OUT IN RACE 8
    180 14 rpHE nicely-weighted Acrobat stands out among moderate Class 2 performers in Race Eight today. A Magic Red threr-year-old. Acrobat won on hU Mcond appearance In a Class 3. s'^f race at Kuala Lumpur in June. In his last appearance, at Ipoh In September, he
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    Everything points to Carshalton
    285 14 pAHSHALTON. narrowly DMt> en in ht» l»»i three s.aru in distance race*, gets hu coance here E\er>ihing pomu to him winning Race row. Thi» oui-ana-oui tta>rr by Na*raJiah i» wondenully fii, track condition* suit him he doe* nis beat running vu:h a lutle give in me
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    Swim tour opens today
    156 14 •pHE Indonesian national aquatic team of three offlrlala. five swimmers and eleven water-polo players arrived In Singapore yesterday. They are scheduled to play three water-polo matches In the Colony and race against Singapore's best swimmers at the Chinese Swimming Club Today's programme 1* 4 p.m.: 100
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1008 14 Kace 1—2.15: Class 2. Div. 4—6 Furs. 1 006 Wonder La 4 Sy Smith ».00 Kok Hoong 2 907 SpM«r King Sy Franklin ■11 Mr. Kwik MM 3 196 Greet Sy Manning til H Cow' ng 6c Mra. J. Rodgers Rodger* 4 Ml chrr«aathe«M 4v <— SOS
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    78 14 LONDON FH. JOHN CHARLES the brilliant 33-year-old Welsh International centre-half. ha« harmsnt Britain's highest -priced footbalW Cardiff City Wale*' only Flrat Division side, announced last nifhl that thry had mad« a firm offer of *****0 sterling to Charles club. Serond Division l«eds United The offer, an all
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    We can't pamper one community, says Penang TC president
    207 14 We can' t pamper one community, say s Penang TC president PENAN(i, Fri. lyfß. ONG HICK IJM. ITI nutßoiru: prrsident of the Penan; Turf Club, said today that there could be no pampering of one community at race meetings in Penanjr. Mr. Onf told members at the club's annual meeting
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    PROFITS HIGHER DESPITE DROP IN MEMBERSHIP
    240 14 PROFITS HIGHER DESPITE DROP IN MEMBERSHIP PENANG. Fri. r[E Penang Turf Club lost 1.000 members last year, but improved its financial position by $34,000. "Racine was very keen throughout the year and provided excellent sport." the outgoing president, Mr. On? Huck Lim. told members at the annual general meeting today.
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