The Straits Times, 6 November 1955

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    16 1 00 M P LIM&NTAR\ The Straits Times No. 1,054 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1955. 20 CENTS.
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    Ministers agree: A united Merdeka
    183 1 Ministers agree: A united Merdeka Tend secret conbrtween Mimsngaport and the ended ysswifh the Colony's Minister, Mr. ii Hall, making .ncrment iiiiw open for ndrnt. united Sundaj Times bad uninrrrd to tackle rus with a "comach." t ttera will be reloaders of both before any deciikcn. Peace talks Mro-how Mr
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    Oil men end strike
    26 1 More Industry workon strike en imed work toan order by the Dr. B;i U. demanda for i the Court of Arbitration. Rev-
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    5 get $1,000 each
    77 1 5 get $1,000 each CIVE people share I the $5,000 prize I in Straits Times Word I Puzzle "Z" Each will receive $1,000 They are: KUALA LUMPUR: i Tan Man Teck C/o REALM P.O. Box 145: E. Fowler 794, I Pasar Road; Mahyud- din Zain, PWD 770 Pasar Road. PENANC:
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    GANGSTERS CHARGE THE POLICE
    65 1 GANGSTERS CHARGE THE POLICE Gangsters charged into a Singapore Police party which raided a gambling don in Morse Road latt last night. Inspector Palmer, who led the raiding party was badly bruised on the fyands and head. He was later treated in the General Hospital as an out-patient. Another member
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    Lock icon All quiet now says Israel
    78 1 JERUSALEM. Sat. An Israeli Foreign Office spokesman said here today there has been "quiet" during the last 48 hours "except for three Egyptian attempts to Invade Israel across thP Gaza strip." "These attempts were frustrated," he said. "There Is quiet on the borders of Israel
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    Lock icon Airmail to China
    42 1 HONG KONG, Sat. Hong Kong Post Office will accept airmail letters for the first time since the Communists came to power on the Chinese mainland in 1949 for Peking, Shanghai, Hankow and Kunming, It was announced here today Reuter.
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    BUSES-ANOTHER THREAT
    399 1 Strike move at Tay Koh Vat may spread to eleven other transport tirms Decision day today: Mass meeting at park A STRIKE THREAT at the Tay Koh Vat Bus Company in Singapore may spread to 1 1 other bus firms and paralyse the Colony's entire transport system. More
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    SUSAN HAYWARD IN A FIGHT
    40 1 SUSAN HAYWARD (l«ft) ge»t involved in a hft- 1 film. Yesterday Suvan was involved in a real-life pulling fracas. But it it only a «cene from har new fight with another actress I story below).
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    FLOODS: FARMERS START TO DIC
    203 1 YESTERDAY'S rain forerunner of the North-East Monsoon which is expected in 12 days has sot Singapore farmers worried. Most of them who suffered from last year's floods and know that very little flood alleviation work has been done by the Government, do not want to
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    Lock icon Deadlock—so Molotov flies home
    147 1 Deadlock— so Molotov flies home GENEVA. Sat. THE Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Molotov, left here by air today for Moscow during a three-day recess of the Big Four conference, still deadlocked over German unity and European security. The Soviet stateman's white twin-engined Russian airliner took off from Geneva airport in
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    Lock icon Election squabble
    35 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. The Canadian External Affairs Minister. Mr. Lester Pearson, said here today Canada had had -some slight difference" with other members of the Indo-China Commission regarding the elections in Vietnam. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Utrillo, the great artist, dies
    63 1 PARIS. Sat. The famous painter Maurice Utrillo died today at Dax in south-western France. The 72-year-old artist gained fame at the turn of the century and ranked with France's greatest contemporary painters. His works are hung in the major museums of the world. He was
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    BRITISH SHIP CAPTAIN JAILED IN SUMATRA
    225 1 JAKARTA, Sat. T*HE master of the British X merchant ship, Memnon, Captain E. W. Studley, was sentenced to 10 days' jail at Palembang for bringing a case of sporting rifles into Pladju Harbour without permit, a British consular official said. The rifles, which had
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    Lock icon Medicine wins another fight
    72 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.—African sleeping sickness, one of the world's most tragic and baffling ills, has been success, fully treated by a new antibiotic called stylomycin. five Portuguese specialists in tropical medicine reported. They found that the new I antibiotic, developed last year !at Lederle Laboratories in I
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    Lock icon Missing newsman dead in a car
    252 1 SYDNEY, Sat. rE body of Peter B. Grueniiiß. United Press Manager for Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. and formerly for Singapore. wa s found in his car today near Castle Hill, a suburb of Sydney. He had been missinr for eight days.
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    Lock icon Film beauties in battle over a cowboy actor
    229 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. A BLONDE, who alleg- ed that Susan Hayward struck her with a clothes brush in a fight in actor Donald Barry's bedroom, yesterday lodged a complaint with the police. Actress Jill Jarmyn, 23, said that 34-year-old Miss Hayward, former wife
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    Johore lead Selangor
    34 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Johore led Selangor by three matches to one after the first day's play tn the Southern zone Foong Seong Cup badminton at the Road Transport Shed here today.
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    Firemen had no water at blaze
    236 1 Firemen had no water at blaze KLANC, Sat THE FEDERATIONS f.re chief, Colonel F. F. C. Watkins, was an angry man today. So too were the 60,000 people of Klang town. For at dawn tori n. 7 a $50,000 cabaret and cafe here wa.s Durnt to the ground aus firemen
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    Lock icon Back in Brussels
    50 1 BRUSSELS. Sat. Group Captain Townsend made a fleeting appearance at his home here today on return Horn I three-week leave in Britain which saw the end of his romance with Princess Margaret. He drove a green Renault. When he saw newspaper reporters waitine Townsend sped away. Reuter.
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      17 1 BEST VALUES in exquisite DIAMOND GEM Set JEWELLERY U S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, Orchard Road, Singapore-9.
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    My toughest journey
    2296 2  -  i ROBERT FORD f 10-WEEK TREK OVER 700 MILES OF TERRIBLE TERRAIN m m m m M^V .v.v. v. THE DALAI LAMA BLESSED ME BEFORE I SET OFF |N TIBET you don't simply pack a bag and start off on a journey. That would be considered asking
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      68 2 J,i %M y/mm 1 if mF\^B^F& mm j 5 o and incidentally, a touch of BOVRIL h !tr^^j improves the flavour of sandwiches, hors-d' oeuvres and makan kechil. It builds energy Tr jjfl* BOVBIL CORNED and strength gives new vigour and vitality. BEI 7 ew ...Its delicious it's econo- >
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      227 2 The Sunday Times November 6, 79- QUICK COUCH Tj\ I MWTUM ACTION iHHI KILLS J I BRONCHI C*™.H| Aftl I A II A Il:r:"-I bUUUHS ■iCMiiDHEN-scouoMjß Coughs can be dangerous. They HII I «h«« oml J can tixe >' ou out > sl0 P >°v ferine V MMPfflfflßPl make 01
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    The man who asked for welfare aid and got $7
    378 3 DEPARTMENT WAS TOLD LIES, MAN TELLS PEOPLE'S BUREAU AM UNEMPLOYED MAN claimed in Singapore yesterday that he was only receiving $7 a month from the Social Welfare Department because they had been told lies about him. The man. Alfred Comes,
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    THEY MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    31 3 Mr. John Bright, of Malayan Tobacco Distributors, and Miss Jennifer Gladstone of Kent, England, after their wedding at the Church of Christ the King, Tanglin Garrison, yesterday.
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    Lectures on sea
    72 3 Or. Anton Bruun. Danish member of UNESCO's Advisory Committee for Marine Sciences is on a lecture tour of the Asi»n countries fringing Hie Indian Ocean. Dr. Bruun. who has already visited the University of Malaya and left Singapore by air yesterday for a tour of Indian Universities,
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    Did he die by 8,000-1 chance ?
    207 3 Did he die by 8,000-1 chance AN ARMY pathologist yes- I terday said that the death of Pte. Clifford Charnock could have been an accident. Capt. M. S. Muir, a pathologist with the Royal Army Medical Corps, was testifying at a Singapore inquiry at which Trooper Anthony Bird of 11
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    SINGAPORE IMPRESSES ADMIRAL
    136 3 REAR-ADMIRAL Sid d 1 q Choudri. c-in-C of the Royal Pakistani Navy said yesterday he was very Impressed with Singapore's sea defences. He said he saw "Operation Free Port" on Saturday night' when "enemy vessels" were expertly Intercepted during a naval exercise to test the Colony's seaward
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    FALLEN HEROES TO BE REMEMBERED
    189 3 A CEREMONY to remember those who fell in the two world wars will be held at the sineanore Cenotaph today at 7.30 a.m. Wreaths will be laid by the Governor, Sir Robert Black, the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, Commonwealth representatives and members of the
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    MARSHALL TELLS LABOUR FRONT: I'M NO DICTATOR
    216 3 CINCAPORES Chief Mini declared yesterday. "I 1 to think I am a dictator." He was commenting on the position of the Labour Front Assemblyman, Mr. A. R. Lazarous. who walked out of the Front conference last week shortly after his election as president.
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    PUFF, PUFF— COCONUTS
    100 3 KUALA LUMPtJR. Sat Visitors to Carey Island, off the Selangor coast, will soon be seeing Agricultural Department labourers perched at the top of 60- foot high coconut trees blowing down little glass tubes. The glass blowing is all part of the Agricultural Department's experiments to produce higher
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    New classrooms dedicated
    50 3 The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Wolfe Baines. yesterday dedicated the new class rooms of the school of Christ Church in Dorset Road. A crowd of 200 people attended the dedication ceremony, and later there was a short variety concert given by members of the parish.
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    Rotted roof caves in
    112 3 PRTION of a house roof in j Cavanagh Road collapsed yesterday after the wooden i beams had been eaten through by termites. Although there were nearly 15 women and children in the house at the time, no one was hurt. More than 50 people live j
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    MISS C.S.C. PUNS TO BE A NURSE
    72 3 Seventeen-year-old Miss Yemima Shababo, who was chosen "Miss Chinese Swimming Club 1955" last week will leave .for London soon. She plans to take up a three-year nursing course. Miss Shababo has not [yet decided to take the round sea trip to Japan and
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      199 3 GARRICK: Nour Eyounl (Egyp- 11. 1.45. 4, 6.30, 9.30; morning ttan)— 3.ls, 6.30, 9.15; morning show— Four Guns t 0 the Border, show— Powder River, 11 ajn. Tel. 9 a.m. Tel. *****. *****. PAVILION: So Little Time— KING'S: Betrayed-1.15. 3.30. 7. J: 45 3 morning 8.30; morning B how-A and
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    The DEEPEST HOLE in the WORLD*.
    687 4  -  Howard Cut-pin Onjfce bookshelf By WHICH took the most courage... the ascent of Everest, five milet high ...a plunge in a steel ball into the Atlantic, two-and-a-half miles deep... or the slow, arduous crawl to the bottom of the deepest known hole in the
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    Gangsters spare the stars
    383 4 Gangsters spare the stars American columnist Hy Gardner tells more behind-the-scenes stories pOR some reason criminals, other than blackmailers or confidence men. prefer not to molest members of the actirig profession. Perhaps they consider entertainers their personal court jesters and don't like to bite the hams that feed them fun.
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    PRINCESS OFFERED A TOWNSEND TROPHY
    211 4 A SOUVENIR of the first German raider to be shi over England during World War II be one of Princess Margaret's most treasured po sions. It is the registration plaque of a Heinkel 111 destroyed by Group -Capt. Peter Townsend in February, 1940. For 15
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    THEY WORK WITH ONE EYE ON THE CLOCK
    234 4 EVERY time Big Ben chimes, it shakes the tough, experienced ■pidcrmen at work on the Clock Tower at Wcsrminsrer, in London. So much that one •nail, used to working hundreds of fear above the streets, threw himself, white faced, on to rtie
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    Please do not talk to the pilot...
    103 4 LIKE world aviation as a worlds oldest airline celebrated its 36th anniversary o has grown very rapidly. One imagine that in i»2i. on to fly with Fokker F. 3 aip then very small network of Royal Dutch Aero Club J--manual /or air tourism.
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    Colony 'skyscraper' ready this month
    247 5 Colony 'skyscraper' ready this month ARCHITECT OF EARTHQUAKE-PROOF BUILDING SUGGESTS AN OPENING DATE SINGAPORE'S tallest building, the 18-storey Asia Insurance Building, which was to have been ready for occupation by last month, is still incomplete. After five years' construction, the $S-million skyscraper still has no electricity or water. The air-conditioning
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    Boys on parade
    44 5 The fifth Singapore Company of the Boys Brigade held its 17th annual inspection at Katong yesterday. After a parade, which was inspected by Rev. F. C. Balchin, the boys gave a display of physical training, first aid. signalling and square dancing.
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    Careless driver
    20 5 Kwee Sim Djang, who drove a car negligently in Robinson Road on May 18, was ftned $40 yesterday.
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    Non-existent taxi licences 'for sale'
    350 5 President of the Singapore Hire Car Association, Mr. A. T. Simon, yesterday alleged that proposed taxi licences'were already being touted in the market for 5825 each $25 for registration, S3OO broker's fee and S5OO for the licence. Mr. Simon claimed that I some taxi owners
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    Bouquets of welcome for French beauties
    140 5 Bouquets of welcome for French beauties w^OUR children from the I; French community in Singapore will welcome the members of the Comite Francais de 1 Me- i eance when they arrive in the Colony on Thursday to stage a fashion show. The children will present bouquets of flowers to •Miss
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    Memo starts split among SIT men
    192 5 Memo starts split among SIT men rE ranks of the Singapore Improvement Trust Junior Officers Association have split on a memorandum submitted to the Malayanisatlon Commission. The split occurred at an extraordinary meeting of the Association on Friday night when some members, led by Mr. Chan Thye Swee. a vice-president,
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    Government worries about size of 'some Chinese schools
    278 5 \l/HEN is a school too large and unmanageable? Opinions given yesterday by the Ministry of Education and one of the schools involved were directly opposed "It all depends on what you mean by large." said Mr. Huang Fan* Kul. acting Principal of
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    "Poppy Day' sellers beat the rain
    158 5 "Poppy Day' sellers beat the rain QESPITE rainy weather. volunteers selling Remembrance Day poppies, remained courageously at their posts yesterday, and most of tnem reported a More than 337.000 poppies--had been ordered for Poppy Day this year, and volunteers were selling them in many parts of the city, with teams
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    2,000,000 LIVE IN ONE BORNEO CAVE
    652 6 The swiftlets and bats who live in darkness BY FAR and away the most polished product being exported from Singapore cannot, unfortunately, be turned out more often than once a year. It is called the Straits Times Annual. The task of reviewing this publication
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    Skirmish with the flying foxes
    640 6 iWf f« I -I«M w '1'"1< I I Tl g JPT 4 1 ?if i rMw rIS hoped there will be a let-up of the rain before December to allow of lawn mowing, and the weeding and manuring of the banana plants. There is now
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    ANGLING LUCK OF THE GAME
    496 6 ANGLING LUCK OF THE GAME TifUCH interest has been shown by Malayan anglers in the theory of a correspondent described in this column recently which links the tidal streams with the successful times for trolling around St. John's and the Two Sister, off Singapore. A correspondent was sufficiently Impressed to
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    JANE LEE Human Case Book
    458 7 JANE LEE Human Case Book A Chinese girl loves Indian boy I AM A 17-year-old Chinese girl and am deeply in love with an Indian boy of 34. We have known each other for four years and he has helped me a great j deal with my studies. We have
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    The dangerous forties
    930 7 LET »s be frank and admit that nearly all men are liable to be bitten with the bug of philandering as they reach 40 and it is a debatable point whether their wives can do much beyond watch and wait. These men are victims of "an Indian
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    When 40 weds a girl of 25
    483 7 fOR reasons which are not at all easy to fathom, the question of differences in the ages of a courting couple is one of the problems that appear most frequently in present-day romances. People seem to have the idea firmly rooted in their
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    White solves your colour worries
    298 8 White solves your colour worries iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniii^ EVERY woman r. who has an I ounce of fashion I sense should in- elude something white in her wardrobe, for white has turned worldly and is no longer la- belled "for De- butantes Only." E It is now the fashion- able and sophisti-
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    Dog collars are the latest!
    197 8 Dog collars are the latest! ONE of the smartest fashion ideas is the novel use of dog collars. A model in a simple basic black dress with a high collar had a narrow dog collar around her neck and two more around her waist. Looking for gay dog collars I
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    Miatr to be ill and like it!
    211 8 EVER dreamed of lying blissfully in bed and letting the great big world go by while someone else took over? It was one of my pet dreams. So when 1 keeled over and the doc said sternly: "Bed for a month at least,
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    Let's talk sense with colours ...
    91 8 Let's talk sense with colours A minor grouse about •nanufacturers who vie with each other to produce highfalutin' names to describe tashion colours. What does Nile Green mean to someone who's never seen the Nile? Lipstick Red could be any one of a dozen different shades; so could Holiday Pink.
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    Want a flat in Spinster Alley?
    139 8 Fancy a block of flats entirely occupied by single women. Can you imagine anything icorsc? I can't! So I teas sorru to hear about a resolution passed in Britain by the National Council of Wtwcn that urged local couricih: to provide single roomen with
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      315 8 SPEND CHRISTMAS AT^^J^ -..^KkM SEA,PET»JRN NEW YEAR'S 9*\ V *3M||| k EVE FOR SINGAPORE mfS^' 0 W CELEBRATIONS! Sjp' \^f9k A NEW EXCITING WAY TO SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY m.v. "ASIA" AIR-CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT CHRISTMAS CRUISE TO HONCKONC Singapore Dec. 22nd Arrives Hongkong Dec. 26th Leaves Hongkong Dec. 28th Arrive! Singapore
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      446 8 *OVVOW0 V VOW TBBTH I" m^ Mi S SDOM TC f "t_ teeth, my troubles will be I They are apt to b Ver/ rr a Y fte "~d re a p a;: snl5 n 1 I l Icj onl yaquarfer r N^"^»o^ lofthenafural \^L c& n some- 1 C»
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    RADIO Where's the talent? by MIKE WATCHER
    743 9 RADIO Where's the talent? by MIKE WATCHER TN spite of repeated outcries x for the immediate Malayanfcration of Government Service, the Department of Broadcastings own Employees Union has reported to the Commission that it will take from two to six years to Malayanise Radio Malaya! As far as Engineering is
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    Reasoning slips a bit: Missing letters wrong
    860 9 By THE COMPETITION EDITOR REASONING by contestants in Straits Times Word Puzzle "Z" was less consistent than of recent weeks and in some cases answers were rejected because missing letters appeared to have been filled in without regard to the relation of the
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      304 9 A luxury hair cream at a price to suit everyone Good news for smart, well-groomed men Silvikrin Hair Cream is now available at a greatly reduced price I Silvikrin Hair Cream is a luxury, high-class cream that coo* trols the hair all day long without making it greasy or gummy.
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      120 9 Winning answers to Word Puz&ie *Z" THE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Ptixxle Contest "Z" was shared 1 by Tan Mah Teck, c/o R.E.AL.M. P.O. Box 145, Kuala Lumpur; E. Fowler 794, Pasav Road, Kuala Lumpur; Mahyuddin Zain PWD 770 Pasar Road, Kuala Lumpur; Kam Keat Phung 388, Batu
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    4 10 SINGAPORE. NOV. 6. 1955
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    WE think
    257 10 HER COURAGE Suddenly a human problem 8,000 miles distant has gripped the imagination of Malayans. Most of us took it for granted that Princess Margaret would marry Croup-Captain Townsend. Last week's moving announcement that this was not to be has aroused in most of us a mixture of
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    OUT THERE!
    1317 10 THE SOfDAY TIMES PRESENTS A FASCINATING NEW SPACE SERIES The amazing facts behind man's greatest project CPACE enthusiasts like to compare the present period with the era just before Columbus, when Europeans were about to vault the Atlantic. The comparison is not exact. Columbus did not know what
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    Drop us a Line
    1046 10 9 Can you please tell me how i "can find my longlost brother. Both of us were sold by our mother, when we were small 24 years ago. One day, not long ago, my mother was searching for us. She came to know where I am.
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    By J.N. LEONARD
    354 10 ronds. increasing its speed to 15.840 miles per hour. This is the critical speed needed to keep the ship in a circular orbit 1.075 miles above the surface of the earth. Then the men can relax, if they are in a mood to do so Their unpowered
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    Do YOU know the answers?
    309 10 By ROBERT PITMAN WHAT does the name Wilhelm Gustloff mean to you? Nothing at all? That would have been my answer until this week. Yet it was the merchantman Wilhelm Gustloff which suffered the most appalling disaster In the history of the sea. Early In
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    Billy Budd
    382 10 Billy Budd film-i would era?,' I'pwardjs ovc r B of riper, to s* *£!**< -but U the Sing Ho** Labour Front could he £L' suaded to hold an meeting ever? month gap in the nun would p..--filled. Last week's pxtravm^ was very noarly up totSU scene In 'Animal c*i2J' ing
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    FREE LIFTS FOR WORKERS TO HOLD TALKS
    261 11 nplvyvr ggrranged transport and facilities far 'pay rise* meeting J jlriS h£ P Wh have made elev en claims fo, wages and better working conditions, were yesterday pro FREE ransport by their employers-the Royal Air Force-tc >ld a pay rise meeting. istr fnr
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    I Rubber up by 6 cents
    43 11 I Rubber up by 6 cents In Ringai by 6' 8 during mber first B after roved on v York mta jmt lb. fob. U4H; in\: ■t Comenti per lb. tellers i 114 114 1 1 3 i 1124 113'j 112>» :;<■.. 113% 113
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    'Oil or ore' ship here
    94 11 c P e 6 lant dual purpose ship the 35.380-ton Sinclair Petrol Ore which was built m Japan, arrived in Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyage to the Persian Gulf ™^H nc o< ed in Kure on J»iy 30. the Sinclair Petrol Ore the 10th
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    fit S5O, tried to end life
    59 11 fit S5O, tried to end life I clerk atsuicide i (ambling, throat home in Oct. 17. toM thPt B mahU> the id knife. 1A friend -n had lm to iree Mr. a Foun: this time, to atI promise him an abfdry man fined the Com:id was ngaDore yete Tan Wee
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    2 STRIKERS CHARGED
    84 11 Two Song Hin Sago Factory strikers. Ng Hock Chee, 29, and Ang Ah Tiong, 31. were produced in a Singapore court yesterday on a charge of criminal intimidation. They were alleged to have threatened a non striker. Fong Soo Pharn. outside the factory in Lorong 17. Geylang,
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    Man accused of assault
    59 11 Loo Thiam Kuan pleaded not guilty in Singapore yesterday to causing hurt to Lee Hong Yew and Madam Wee Kirn Kee £.t West Coast Road on Thursday. It was alleged that he was \v::h an unlawful assembly which damaged their property worth $300. Loo was allowed
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    Govt. may start probe into prostitution
    263 11 THE Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, plans to consult the police and the Social Welfare Department on the possibility of setting up a commission of inquiry into the problems of prostitution in Singapore. A suggestion to set up such a commission was made recently
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    3 CONVICTS ACCUSED
    54 11 Three convicts, Chua Ah Leh, See Heng Kwang and Ong Kay Chwee, claimed trial in Singapore yesterday on a charge of causing hurt to another convict. Teo Ah Bee, at the Outram Road Prison, on Nov. 3. They were remanded till Nov. 12, when the case will
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    294 11 LONDON Sat. DIVISION I Birmingham 3 Chelsea 0 Burnley 2 Villa harlton 5 Man. City 2 Kverton 5 Hudderslield 1 1 in. hi 5 Wolves 1 Man. Ltd. 1 Arsenal Newrastle 1 Blackpool Preston I Sunderland I Shertirld I". 1 Portsmouth 3 j Spurs 1 CardifT 1
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    Wide berth, please
    49 11 Blasting operations will take place in the vicinity of jetties six and seven of Pulau Bukom from November 8 to December 21 Swimmers, boatin" enthusiasts and all craft are advised to give this area a wide berth from 7 a.m. to S p.m during this period.
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    Car owner fined $30
    49 11 Goh Swre Beng. of Lorong Limau. the registered owner of a car. was fined $30 m Singapore yesterday for failIng to furnish particulars on demand of the driver who was driving the car along Maxwell Road on June 29 la. c t at 11 p.m.
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    COUNCIL MAN MARRIES
    29 11 Mr. Lou |oh Ming, ot the Singapore City Council, and his bride. Miss Nancy Tham, after their wedding at the Wesley Church yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    John Behague marries
    88 11 A guard ot honour or Malayan Air Training Corps cadets paid tribute to their commandant, Mr. John Behague, of the Straits Times Press, when he left St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday with his bride, formerly Miss Madeline Barrett, a physiotherapist at the Singapore Cencral Hospital. The bride i$
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    TYRE THEFT ALLEGED
    39 11 Tan Boon Liang was charged in Singapore yesterday with theft of 23 tyres worth $672 in Geylang Road between Oct. 12 and 19. He was allowed bail. A preliminary inquiry will be heard on Dec. 7.
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    Motorist fined $25
    42 11 For failing to conform 'to a traffic "turn left" sign while driving a motorcar at the junction of Havelock Road and New Bridge Road on Aug. 21 Pan Hal, of Lorong 13, Geylang, was fined $25 in Singapore yesterday.
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    Seaman had explosives
    43 11 Karim bin Marhum, a seaman, pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to having 878 electrical detonators without a licence, at the mouth of the Kallang River on Friday. The case was postponed for sentence on Dec. 8. He was allowed bail.
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    SMILING BEAUTY OF AY A
    95 12 SMILING BEAUTY OF AY A First prixe in the Sunday Times Camera Contest this week goes to Mrs. Margaret Ch'ng of 5 Cuan Hup Street, Klang. She submitted "Smile," the picture on the right. Second prixe to Va n Fook-Leun of 288 Balestier Road, Singapore 12, for "Letter From Family"
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    The young lawyer who I shook Penans
    573 12 I I CAMUEL George Bonham, Governor of the Straits Settlements, 1837- 43. served at first for many years in Singapore as a I magistrate and later as I Resident Councillor. He spent more than a quarter of a century in the East where
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    [A jewel from Singapore
    473 12 at the 'Royal' By G. SCOTT BUSHE, F.M.PJLF.R PS I J. to sign the visitors' 3 book. The three young I men in front of me were 1 wearing clerical collars. As I each of them took the pen 1 to sign his name, he knelt
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      Rita's cold shoulder means cash to Dick
      997 13 Rita's cold shoulder means cash to Dick The little puppet bowed me out of La Vie, saying Says Logan Gauriay in New York NEW YORK. AM a tape-recorder in New York. I am also a camera (with apologies to Christopher I sherwood). And here are the sights and sounds as
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      'Stop it I like it...
      200 13 'Stop it I like it... U LONDON. 3 the scenes, i a-week warbler JohnRay is a worried man. lost the i hideous om hundreds ,>rx>drome get uad books of the Ministry of nri'l his work intry. II h ini they will not. t..ld me: "We ultr M not'wv ot these
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      'I'LL STAY WEDDED
      119 13 a girl's as easy on the I eyes as Belinda Lee it's not unlikely that her director will go along with her if she has any little superstitions. So now you know why director Pat Jackson said thai it was quite all right for Belinda to keep
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      Diane on Broadway
      66 13 Diane Cilento. star of "Passage Home" and the soon-to-be-seen Pinewood drama of the fairgrounds, 'The Woman for Joe,' has gone to the United States for the Broadway production of "Tiger at the Gates." which West End audiences recently acclaimed. I?ie play completed its London run in September.
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      Film Fans' Forum Are Gene and Fred related?
      166 13 Film Fans' Forum Are Gene and Fred related? >> TS Gene Kelly ref' 1 lated to Fred Astalre? S. RUTHRA Kuala Lumpur. Gene Krily and Fred A§talre are not related. IP we write to a film star for an autographed photograph will they let us have one? R. TANG Malacca.
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    Happy smiles marked end of army 'operation*
    845 17  - Happy smiles marked end of army 'operation* TERRY PILLAY By 'J'HK Army called it "Exercise Co-operation," and it has certainly needed patience and tact from both sides, for the people mainly concerned in this "operation" were not adult, gun-carrying soldiers, but high-spirited, cheerful children the sons and daughters of Malay
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    Gangsters spare stars
    318 17 if From Page Four was a cold-blooded killer, and by some psychosomatic freak, right after ihe had rubbed out a party, his eyes would get terribly bloodshot. On one such occasion, Lewis decided time had come to give him a little fatherly advice. "Look kid," he said,
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    A mystery of lite and death
    190 17 A mystery of lite and death I HAVE just returned from a brief culinary excursion to two humble but celebrated neighbouring villages at the foot of the Japan Alps. The villages are Hizato, where the residents live far longer lives than any other Japanese, and Kashiwara. where the residents live
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    World of Motoung
    34 18 Racing star Stirling Mot* efcats to Sheila Van Damm before she made a successful attempt to eovi th« flying kilometre at more than 120 m.p.h. in her Sunbeam Alp.ne sports car.
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    Love of risk is joy of rally driving
    460 18 Concluding the story of Sheila Van Damm WHAT are the motives behind rally driving? there is no incentive or financial reward, si amateur. A love of risk and the excitement of th She once described the change from flying to motor racing
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    Highlights of Sport MALAYA AND THE OLYMPICS
    166 18 Highlights of Sport MALAYA AND THE OLYMPICS LAST week Kuala Lumpur's sports coaches and athletes had the privilege of getting the valuable "know how" on training for track and field events from one of the world's best athletes none other than American Olympic star. Jesse Owens. Owens' U.S.-State Depart-ment-sponsored tour
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    It's better to tax cars than petrol
    414 18  -  CHRISTOPHER PAGE By DUMOURS of a purchase tax on new cars in Singapore are flying thick and fast, but it is anyone's guess whether they will become more than rumours My own feeling is that any tax is a bad tax, but if
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    When 40 weds a girl of 25
    269 18 from Page 7 elasticity of character, the variety of interests which are typical of folk in their twenties. This, however, must be said. Many a girl falls in love with a much older man be ause, unconsciously, she feels that he will be
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    SPORE TROUNCE NS-MALACCA 19-3
    281 19 Colony masters throughout opening fixture SEREMBAN. Saturday. I IKK holding Singapore to 3-3 at half-time, V U ri-Malacca were beaten by 19 points fl M,,als. three tries) to three (try) in their y\ >. Malaya rugger fixture here today. pore held the upper hand throughout, wore
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    S'gor backs overrun Perak in 23-0 victory
    227 19 S'gor backs overrun Perak in 23-0 victory MPUR. Sat. R heat Perak first h.m.s. ruger tie in m section by four goals to nil at the Command 'day. threequarters -ood hooking and c forwards, had ball. of the slippery is better by the Grimth*, the 01 backs, had a r
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    KLUANC: KEEP CLEAN RECORD
    79 19 KLUANG. Sat— Kluanp Rugby Club, undefeated in the five games this season, gained a comfortable victory over South Johore on the Garrison ground yesterday. Kluang won by 19-5. Tate, their fly half, scored Ties and mate two convertions Deideilawa afiri Curtis, a former Welsh lnternanatlonal schoolboy
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    CIVILIANS LOSE TO SERVICES
    38 19 KLUANG, "Sat.— Kluang Services beat Civilians 3-1 in a charity soccer match on the padang in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. Cuthbert 2i and Hudson scored for Services an« Ah Chai for CiviUans.
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    ARSENAL WIN 2-1
    29 19 ARSENAL beat RNAS Sembawang 2-1 in a soccer friendly at Farrer Park yesterday. A Majeed and V. S. Maniam scored for Arsenal, and Kirby for Sembawang.
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    MAN OF THE MATCH
    28 19 CONFIDENTLY Osman Angullia hugs the ball off a powerful drive from winger Anthony in yesterday's soccer match at |alan B.vir Stadium. Sunday Times picture.
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    VARSITY HELD BY INDIANS
    117 19 University of Malaya were held to a 3-3 draw by Indian Association in a SHa rust division game at Sepoy Lines yesterday. University, who led 3-1 at halftime, got ail their goals from Abdul Samad. their right winger. Indians replied through Bhlllu (2) and Ajit Singh
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    Your keeper was so good, says Moorthy
    645 19 INDO-MALAYS HOLD ARYANS 4RYAN GYMKHANA, the Indian soccer tourists. were held to a scoreless draw by Singapore Indo-Malays at Jalan Be ar stadium yesterday. Although Aryans did no iive up to their reputatlo yesterday, it would be ye wrong to judge them o
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    FIRST DEFEAT FOR THE HZ AIRMEN
    218 19 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. PLAYING under wet conditions today South Johore defeated No. 14 Squadron RNZAF by 25 points (two goals, four tries and one penalty) to three (try) at the Civil Service Club ground. This was the first defeat for the New Zealanders this
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    But water-polo team trounced Indonesia 12-1
    439 19 But water -polo team trounced Indonesia 12-1 NEO, McBRIDE SCORED ONLY SWIM SUCCESSES FOR SPORE INDONESIA'S swimmers U against Singapore y« Swimming Club, but the C in the water-polo match. Neo Chwee Kok. in the 100 m freestyle and J. Mcßride in the 200 m breaststroke were Singapore's only winners
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    WOLTERS' BRILLIANT HATTRICK
    431 19 SINGAPORE kept their reputation as the best water-polo playing; country in the East, when they con- vincingly whipped Indonesia 12-1 at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Singapore showed Rrand form, playing brilliantly as a team, their smooth and swift attacks culminating In sharp, crisp shots at goal.
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    CONVENTIONAL TAKES CUP
    2557 20 Mawi lands good-priced treble; apprentice Alex Baxter gets a double By EPSOM JEEP PIDING IN TOP FORM jockey Abdul Mawi landed a splendid treble at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club October- November Meeting. Mawi scored an early double on Golden Sands ($79)
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    Owens finds a 'diamond'
    104 20 PENANG, Sat JESSE OWENS famed American sprinter and coach, spotted a "rough diamond' during his de- mon&tration at Han Chiang High j School here this morning. He picked Colin Rozells from a group of .starters. "Look, you complained that Penane has no world champions,"' he told
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    GOLF RECORD?
    53 20 Golf in becoming a family affair at RAF Scletar. October trophies went to Club Chairman S Ldr. Norton, his wife, and his two sons. Not to be outdone, the Club Treasurer led his family on a similar October campaign trophies being won by WO Strong, his wife, and
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    KATONG S.C.
    24 20 Katong Sports Clubs annual eeneral meeting will be held today at No. 34. Pennefather Road off Marshall Road. Katonc at 2 p.m.
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    25 20 SOCCKR Poppy nay Match: Sin K ap«r r v C ombinrd Services, .lalan Besar 515 p.m.; Friendly; 1.R.( v Alexandra F.T.. Fairer Tark
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    T.T. stars for India
    91 20 Slnuapore Table Tenni, Association has accepted Invitations for Singapore's two top-notch players Loh Heng Chew, 26. and Poon Weng Hoe, 20, to tour India and Pakistan. The lnvitatians came last month from the controlling bodies in India and Pakistan. Tills decision was reached at the Associations
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