The Straits Times, 10 November 1955

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    20 1 Vf UE IiAIM (FRTIFIED SALE HTEEIS 75,000 The Straits Times 1 Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1955 15 CENTS
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    DRINK, DRIVE, DIE BUDGET
    615 1 FEDERATION SAVED COLONY TAXPAYERS FROM BIGGER BURDEN 20 cents more a quart WHISKY: Eight cents more a stengah PETROL: Five cents more a gaUon It's all ups and never a down TIT COULD BE MUCH WORSE il type> of liquor, imported and local, are dearer in
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    The new prices
    114 1 Some examples of how the new duties uiU affect liquor p^-ice;- There is no increase in the price of champagne {in. liqueurs and rum. Old price Increase New Price lohnny Walker Red S13.5O S2 S15 50 Haif S13.5O S2 S15.5O Bells Scotch $15.00 S2 S17.00 WHISKY Three-star
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    Strike is off
    61 1 rE 10.000-strong Nava; Ba>e Labour Union in Singapore yesterday called >trike threat *ix hour.s bef >r t th. w wan due to walk out at midTh. -triK. Ra-w-hen the Admlraltv lound n« w h>^ lor M-wn ■■•a:.tht men behind the dispute— in tht Army T!., union accepted
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    Rice on ration
    22 1 TAIPEH. Wed— The ratio!.. ing of rice was ordered today in four Ta;v to help >»r, 111 mine pnet
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    Lock icon Mr. Speaker 'unfair'
    496 1 Mr. Speaker 'unf air' PRESS UNION PROTESTS OVER EXTRAORDINARY' RULE IN SINGAPORE ASSEMBLY rANBERRA. Wed— The power of tht S; in the Sine Legislative Asst mbly to exclude any from the 'House for writine an **unfair" report w.. :.od at the Commonwealth P Union conference here too. Copy for Marshall
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    Lock icon QUEEN'S COUSIN IN SLEEPER MYSTERY
    105 1 LONDON. Wed Lady Nancy Blair, 37-year-olri cousin ol the Queen, was found unoonickMM in the sleeping compartment of a train yesterday and rushed to a hospital. Police were called in but would not reveal what wai i wrong A train attendant called for help after
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    TWO PARTIES CALL for NEW COALITION
    835 1 TWO PARTIES CALL for NEW COALITION Labour Front rebels Laz,arou.s and Lee cross over to Opposition Votes tied at 16-16 in Assembly 'pHK leader* of the I'rojrresshe and Democratic parties la*t nijrht called on the Labour Front Government to form a new coalition "which commando the support of a majorit}
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    Lock icon Babu Rao: Jail
    41 1 NEW DELHI. Wed. The Nagpur High Court today confirmed a >rmence ol six years jail passed on Babu Rao. a rickshaw puller. charged with attempting to cause the death of the Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, l-.-t Marcn. Renter
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    30 students end boycott
    94 1 30 students end boycott KUALA LUMPUR Wed. FIRTY students o\ Malay MfeMl at Bcranang in S ulh S.langor today inded their b ol the school* carpentry CiMI They stopped attending th« class oa C> comp.aminp that the instructor had tx-<n using iting lanL The Ulu LaiiKat Di>tnct Education Department inn
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    Lock icon THE GAY HEART
    163 1 Princess Margaret steps out urith ToicnBend'B Palace successor LONDON. Wednesday PRINCESS MARGARET was at I party t.irly today with Group Captain Peter Townsend s Pa hut successor Just eipht days after .she broke ofT her romance. Her escort was rich and hanrt>ome Lord PlunJf a long-time b<
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    Townsend wins
    23 1 BRUSSELS. Wed Group Captain Peter TuwtlMOd won ;i mile race for gentlemen riders at the Btockel race course near here today.
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    Lock icon Freed by Reds
    37 1 HONG KONO. Wed An American woman. Laura Louise Lav. who wa» arrested ,in China In March, 1851 and released last spring, crossed into British territory from Canton today with her three i children Reuter
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    Ambush by Egyptians
    67 1 JERUSALEM. Tues said last meht that Egyptian troops ambushed an mobile force about 12 .\orth o! the Gulf of Aqaba in the hitherto quiet urf port of Elath The Egyptian* wrrt driven oft* after a 45-mmutr batt.> the Israelis said Re Mid-East talks OFVEVA Wee. -V- Harold
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    India bans film
    26 1 NEW DELHI Wed Government cen*or> banned the America "Blackboard Jungle' a storj of Juvenile delinquency n public school* as "too violent A P
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    Tengku: My next card
    38 1 Tengku: My next card Definite steps if talks fail JAKARTA. Wed 11ALAYA would i ■'m v r ci' towa::. with tht- British next January fail the Ch:ef Kilo ■:u Abdul Rahman. ht. on independence for -mine mm lndepe:
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    STOP PRESS
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    $20,000: THREE DAYS LEFT
    13 1 THE MALAY AS MOSTHI.Y'S $2 VTo-v r cadc r
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    Higher tax: Federation said 'no'
    1889 2 ALLIANCE GOVERNMENT'S 'STANDSTILL' BUDGET PUT US IN A DILEMMA, MR. HART TELLS SINGAPORE ASSEMBL Common policy needed to beat the tax dodgers Colony planned raising rates to 60 per cent for the rich SO BURDEN FELL ON LIQUOR AND PETROL 'pHK Singapore Lal>our Front (lo\enunenl
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    PEACE TALKS DEADLOCKED
    102 3 Big 3 accuse Molotov: You want all Germany to go Red' EGYPTIAN TROOPS DIG IN NEW POSITIONS AFTER BATTLE Two EGYPTIAN >„U;i.T* dm UhhmlVM into the desert «ildprnrss near the demilitirisrd Xl Sahhn arc*. They are part of .i fresh company of troops «,cnt to replace survivors
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    West plans spurned— 'futile to carry on'
    157 3 West plans spurned— 'futile to carry on' GKXEVA, Wed. rriii Western powers I vcstcrdiy accused D U! iia ol objectißf to ill German elections becaoat she make the whole of Germany fomniiinist. v was not U rested in .1 1TG ermany, that a rmany should bad put lew earlier mcd
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    Mrs. Coiner for trial
    195 3 REMANDED IN CUSTODY UNTIL CASE OPENS AT OLD BAILEY DON, Wed— Mrs. M.irgaret Comer. 27, wite of Jack Spot Comer, self-styled London gangster Kins." wai yesterday sent for trial with three men accused of conspiring to defeat the course of justice at her husband's recent trial.
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    Christmas Day broadcast
    51 3 I ONDON. Wed —The Queer. will make her tradition.il annual broadcast to the Commonwealth at 3 pm on Christmas Day Announcing thi* yesterday the BBC. said the Quttji had also considered U. sibllity of a television, as well as a sound, broadcast but decided on the latter
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    Lock icon Atom talks
    39 3 WASHLNGTON. Wed Australia and the Unitrri States are .studying a comprehensive atomic pact which would provide for exchanges of information on military aspects of the atom As well as its peaceful uses, authoritative sources said today. Reuter.
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    36 3 DENVER. Wed Prpsidrnt Eisenhower will address the nation briefly on television and radio when he leaves hospital here on Friday morning and again when he arrives in Washington in the afternoon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon TITLE FIGHT
    164 3 Anthony Eden holds fast to his *Sir' LONDON. Wed The Prime I r. Sir Anthony Eden, yesterri. > a Labour proposal that he should bring in a law to abolish the use of titles In Britain Mr. Emry.s RnghM. who has republican views, said in mmona that a
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    Lock icon U.N. voting still deadlocked
    51 3 U.N. voting still deadlocked NEW YORK. Wed. After I 21 indecisive ballots, the 1 j United Nations General A.s- aembljr was again deadlock- cd yrstcrdav In the contest I between the Philippines and Yugoslavia for a non-perma- ncnt seat on the Security Council. Voting was adjourned for I two weeks.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    355 3 LONDON. Wed. 'THK tlMa m Hie slock market* I lias Rone on unabated today with the credit squeeze again the dominating influence. Indußtrials continued to drift k.wer in the absenre of support j of the leaders mere from a few pence to 1 lower. riociiiK midd.e puces of
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    Lock icon Jap cherry trees for Canada
    100 3 Jap cherry trees for Canada OTTAWA. Wea AGRICULTURISTS started tests here today to sec whether the Japanese flower- ing cherry tree will Rrow In thi Canadian climate Officials of the Oovernrr.entV experimental farm here said 10 trees of four different varieties, the gift of the Japanese Department of Agriculture and
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    Lock icon President M. back in the running
    160 3 President M. back in the running MANILA. Wed. VOTING swung in 1 favour of President Ramon Magsaysay as counting of votes in the Philippines local and senatorial elections continued today. First counting of the votes in yesterday's election had given an Immediate lead to candidates of the Opposition Liberal Party.
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    Lock icon Morocco change
    46 3 PARIS Wed— M AndieLoul.s Dubois. 52. Paris Prif'-t Of Police was today appointed Resident-General in Morocco, replacing Gen. Pierre Boyrr Ie la Tour. M Dubois U known as the Prefect of Silence'" for his ban on the use of motor horns in Paris. Reuter
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    Lock icon Police seize 300
    31 3 BUENOS AIRES. Wed. Police last nu:ht raided the Pcronlsta Party headquarters here and arrested 300 officials According to the police the officials were holding a clandestine meeting AP.
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    Lock icon Crash kills 17
    26 3 ISTANBUL. Wed. A biu plunged down a precipice of nearby Mount Zlguna yesterday killing 17 passengers and serious! v injuring 33 others. AP.
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    BRAGA: I AM EVEN MORE ANTI NOW
    152 4 BRAGA: I AM EVEN MORE ANTI NOW IMIE Singapore Health lister, Mr. A. J. Brat- a. has returned from the family planning conference in Tokyo strengthened in his view that the Government should not tfive money to the Family Planninß Association here. 1 Lerday that he would give his reasons
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    From lawyer to editor
    33 4 K Morion. tor:n--f ad onetime Indian High Commissioner :n Ceylon, arrived in Singapore yesterday by air now editor of the Mathrubhumi He will be he-e for a fortn: I
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    ALI MAY MAKE IT YET
    84 4 imed Ahmed Ah. may yrt n ahsc his amworld or at least m much of it as without having to for it j o:i board the Temple in Sinpat md was re- fused permission by the immigration authorities to land. The V* ne] kl bound
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    'They will become the lost community'
    233 4 STRAITS-BORN CHINESE MUST SPEAK OWN LANGUAGE 0R... Mr. YAP AND CHANGED VIEWS \VILL the Straits-born Chinese become a lost community? Mr. Yap 1'heng (Jeck, founder-member of the China Society, thinks they will if they do not learn to speak their lanxuajfe. At one time,
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    Camera show
    30 4 The Singapore Camera Club ;is sponsoring an exhibition ,of photographs of the Philippines by Derrick Knight lat the British Council art gallery, fr 'm Nov. 19 to 26
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    Game Warden Leonard puts an end to Jumbo's hide and seek
    157 4 Game Warden Leonard puts an end to Jumbo's hide and seek SERFIMBAN. Wed. A large bull elephant which had been devastating crops and causing havoc to fences and young rubber trees mi estates near the Jnhorr-Mal.il ii border was shot dead on Monday by Mr. G. R Leonard, the Game
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    REDS SAY NO
    112 4 Four refuse to leave jungle to join big amnesty festival ALOR STAR. Wednesday. >'ORTH KEDAH terrorists have turned down a 11 second invitation to join an amnesty festival at Kuala Nerang. The Invitation was Issued to four known bandits, including two Malays, in the Padang Terap tiiitrtct
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    Supplies Dept. man returns
    34 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Mr W Brand, of the Supplies Department. Johore. and Mr.s Brand returned yesterday from a holiday in Britain Mr Brand leaves on Saturday for Kelantan on transfer.
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    Woman fined
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed A wom&r.. ChU Ah Foo. 60. who had two packets chandu. chandu dross and a chandu pipe, was fined $400 today.
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    Ex-bandit boss is secret agent now
    212 4 Ex-bandit boss is secret agent now BACK INTO JUNGLE GOES HOH KLUANG. Wed. OOH POH. 33-year--11 old terrorist boss who set police a problem by surrendering after allegedly breaking the amnesty terms, went Into the Jungle today on a hush-hush mission. It is believed he is trying to get other
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    Talent contest
    28 4 The Geylang Straits Chir> n Mtthodisi Youth Fellowship will hold its annual taJentlme contest at the M.O.S. hall. Aljunled Road. Singapore, at 4 p.m. on Saturday.
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    CALL-UP SLASHED BY HALF
    120 4 It's one way of saving money VATIONAL Service trainees will be halved next year because defence expenditure has been slashed from $29 million to $12 million, the National Bervlce Officer. Mr. F. J. Bentley, told the Straits Times yesterday. Only 400 will be drafted Into the
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    Bandit dies in hospital
    70 4 Shot by Gurkhas KUALA LfMPL'R Wed. A patrol of the 2 6 Ourkhas wounded and captuird one of terrorists in the Jelebu district oi Necn Scrr.bilan. The terrorists had ignored their call to surrender and tried to escape. The other man got away. The wounded man
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    Loyal service reward
    39 4 Three re. of the Singapore Post a: I the Mail* 8.-anch of the p.m. today. They are Mr Sin Chuan. an assistant superintendent. Inche Omar bin i Hajl Mohamed Yasln and Inche Ahmat bin Abdullah. clerk*
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    Strike inquiry continues
    47 4 The court of Inquiry investigating the dispute at Gleneatflcs Hotel continued its private session at the Labour Dop^rtrr- nt. Singapore, yesterday and adjourned further hearing until Mot 24. About 50 employees of the hotel have been on strike lor more pay since Aug. 26.
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    Bosses' meeting
    31 4 The Singapore Chinese Bus Association, held a rr.o'ting yesterday to consider five demands .submitted by the Singapore Bu* Workers' Union, which is threatening strike action No decision was ta«ien.
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    THEIR NEXT JOB IS 'COOL AND QUIET
    145 4 T«HE Singapore Public Works Department will be carrying out one of its 'quietest" constructional works this month when it instals the air-condition-ing plant in the Magistrates' and Criminal District Courts in South Bridee Road. Piling work for th.- buildIng to house th plant
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    Robbed of $210
    30 4 A resident of Belmont Road, Singapore, was assaulted by a man M he was leaving a public convenience In Boat Quay on Tuesday and robbed of S2lO
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    Two Reds to die for having arms
    91 4 Two Reds to die for having arms I RAUB. Wed rO tern rt.st.N. Knw Law, 40. and Worn, Kow, K were sentenced to death by Mr. Ju>tici BuhattUr in the Hi«h Court h> re yr.iti-rday after they had pleaded guilty to charges under Emergency K-culattons. Kow Low »as found in
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    BIG DROP IN BUS(INESS)
    60 4 PENANO. Wed Penang I municipal buses carried 11.898.194 passengers last yeur 695.006 tewt-r than in 1953. The Municipal Transport Department, in 1U annual re- port today, attributed this drop to Urn r> iluci (i spending power of the inibilc 'With less money available for non-esM-ntiul.s, journeys
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    Bouquet for trade unions from visitor
    247 5 Bouquet for trade unions from visitor DON'T FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE OF SINGAPORE WARNING IPOH. Wed. lists got dsome boun the Colonial or ad- W. LSI nißht ati ye i In the who Malaya. .itivps ai ions in :sh the be said of ghboura in trop said: "There are those who
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    U.S. will aid us in a war
    49 5 U.S. will aid us in a war NAVY IS READY iche In Comnians H. Sud- y hinted lean the lid come Maild the coun- ked c I the Iged to po- the .riered To ktrp the peace in n "to h and neace jrld." the the v. :ach. he
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    UP THE SCALE FOR FOUR
    41 5 inti of idlcal Deter day Ooh Ah K Tan Tock K V Ponnampalam. chief .steward Kandang K ternity Hospital: Mr Chonf K Thye. chief hosp'." Medical G> Rehabilitation Centre; and Mr. Goh Kok EUa hospital asBranch.
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    WEDDING BELLS RING IN 'BETTER DOCTORS'
    260 5 A Mrs. pleads for equality ■THE Malayanisation Commission will hear evidence from woman lor the first time today when Dr (Juan Qaee (iua n. of the General Hospital, will present her case for putting married women doctors on the permanent establishment. M.i.r;.i^' ..s b:.
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    Public affairs are her business
    47 5 MM \Koi ii\i;imi;i> .itmvc who arrtxed in Singapore >rst«-rd.i\ b> KIM. to t.ik. over the po>t of Public Affair^ \soi»tani of the I'nited States Information Service. She succeeds Miss Helen Simonsun *h" will be leaving for America on Monday. Mraits Times picture.
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    Minister sat this one out
    80 5 Minister sat this one out MR M. P. D. NAIR dnd.Bdetar) favours the provision m| .i Mpatalt dining room in all >ingapore Improvement Trusi homes. But the Minister for Loral (lovernment. Lands and Housine 1m he Abdul Humid bin Haii Jumat. apparently dots not. Mhen Mr Nail avked the Minister
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    Party to Nicoll cost $4,270
    53 5 I>rm<r G^ John Nicoll. at thr Chu. M;niitiTs> reddene* v.i* Klvta by Mr David Marshall on be- the Government and ol Sinsap Th>' party cost the Government $4,270.20. There d- tan» »fH yesterday by Urn Financial irjr Mr T M Hart, in a wrltfe R.
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    $200 stolen in 10 minutes
    43 5 $200 stolen in 10 minutes A thief sneaked up to a grocers van while the cleric cifhvcrinp provision.t o a house in Serangoon Garden Estate. Singapore, on .ay and stole $200. The clerk said he was :rom the van lor only 10 mil.
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    RUBBER STORK
    98 5 Police probe story of those 'expectant mothers'— and find it's a falsie Xl ALA LI >iriß. Wed. Reports that women rubber tapper* in the Scrdang Bahru area 12 miles from here had all apparently become pregnant aroused police suspicion A nolice party stopped a lorry" taking tappers home
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    Today's picture going
    120 5 <\KRKK Nour Eyoani (Egvptlain— 315 630 9 15i Tel *****. KING'S- The Blark Swan—l.ls. 330 7 930 Tel *****. J 1.45. 4 15. 6 45. 9.30; TH. JJ4OO. OMON: The Tall Men—ll, 145 4 15 6 45, 9 30, Tel. APITOI.: LMMTtMI t'nder The Sea-11. 145. 4.
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    Singapore Diary
    113 5 POUCI B*"sl» I' "I- at K.iorij! Park 5.3 Up m to 6.30 pm wrunnt nf nRAMt RehfKr,al iif D^H h Dlwiplc at Brltuh Council Hall. Stamford Road. 530 pm to 'JO pm. PI Bl.lt RIJLATIONS: Mobile Film t'nltk lre« ibOVl Ht R.A.F. Chumi clv Ulan quarMn, Kum- Bembawaoi
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    $200 prize goes to J.B. artist
    106 5 $200 prize goes to J.B. artist MR Lim Hong Van of Johore Bahru has won the $200 first prize in tne art contest sponsored by the •Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce There were 20 ■Mm The second prize of $125 wrnt to Mr Lee Choon oi Singapore and the thin:
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    Art on show
    28 5 Lady Black, wife of the Governor, wi:: OWB the ninth annual exhibition of works by members of the Singapore YMCA Art Club on November 25
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    $270,000 TO SAVE HOUSE OF HISTORY
    170 5 $270,000 TO SAVE HOUSE OF HISTORY THE Singapore Gov--1 ernment may have to spend $270,000 on repairs it wants to save No. 3 Coleman Street, the 126-year-old house which was built by Mr. G. D. Coleman, the first Settlement Engineer, as i his home. The Fri'-nds of Singapore want to
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    429 cars a month
    44 5 An average of 429 new cars a month went on the road> in Singapore in the last ten m"nths according lo a Registrar of Vehicles report ye>t» rday. •o the end of last mon'h. 38.793 cars were on the roads
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    AN OLD JAIL HANDS THINKS ABOIT HIS STOMACH
    106 5 A MAN who threatened a shop assistant with death and demanded $10 000 for the underjrrou id forces" nay asked a Sinftapore district judste to see that he was provided with food in p: Th- :nar.. Lim Ah Kwee. charged w:th attempted
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    LET'S BE SISTERS, SA YS RAHMAN
    455 6 Malayans tell the Indonesians: We want stronger ties with you JAKARTA, Wed npENGKU AI) (ju I Rahman hist night expressed hope of maintaining fo r ever the relationship of Indonesia and Malaya as good sister nations." The Federation Education Minister. Dato Abdrl Razak. spoke
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    $50,000 for school lorry system
    81 6 $50,000 for school lorry system PROVISION of lorries for M-hoolchildren beMM of transport strikes has cost the Singapore J.overnment more than HMM, The Financial Secretary Mr. T. M. Hart, revealed this in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, in reply to Mr. M. P. I). Nair dnd.-Seletar). The cost from Sept. 27
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    MILK PLANT
    187 6 There are no strings at all to Australia 's offer, Marshall tells Assembly THERE are no strines 1 attached to Australia's gift of a 5700.000 milk reconstltution plant to Singapore, the Chief Minister. Mr. David Mar>hal'. in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. The Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr.
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    29 6 KVAI.A I.L'MPUR. Wed The M I.idian Congress, has opened a women's section in Sabak Bernam. r Members will be civo n training in sewing and social work
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    President quells rail union revolt
    178 6 President quells rail union revolt KLANG. Wed. q>HE President of the, Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union. Mr. J. Leo. last night quelled a revolt from the Port Swettenham branch over its decision to send a delegation to Singapore to establish contact with People's Action Party trade unionists. Mr. Leo travelled
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    Forged driving licence charge
    41 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A motor mechanic. Yon^ Fah. 21. of Kajang. pleaded not uuilty htre today to using I forged driving licence at the Road Transport Office or. Sept 3 The case was postponed t< Dec 23
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    New patron
    37 6 ALOR STAR. Wed ThRa'.i Mida of Kedah. Tengku Abdul Halim. has been elected patron of the New Kedah Dance Auo The president Is Dr Cheah Toon Lok and the *ecretarv is Inche M Z Osman
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    Tax fines
    37 6 TELUK ANSON, Wed Two businessmen In Lower Perak. Woo Saik Hong and Chew Hock Lian. were fined 1300 and $170 respectively i here for failing to submit I their Income tax retur is f<>r !!>55
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    Parents take weeping girl to home
    232 6 OXL V OXE Xl XA WA V A T LARGE AW PEXAXG. Wednesday. pOON WAN SUM. one of the three pirls who escaped from the Penan* Po Lmng Kuk Home last Sunday, wept today when she was taken back to the home by her
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    6 MINISTERS TO BOOST PERAK VOTE
    83 6 6 MINISTERS TO BOOST PERAK VOTE IPOH. Wed. Six Federation Ministers ar> ing to Perak t.> b H the Alliance campaign lot votes in the State elect: Saturday. They ye Dr. I>nuul bin Dato Abdul Rahman 'Natural Ri swn Mr Y.w Koh Health Mr. V T. Sambanthan Labour*. Inche Sardnn
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    Trade fair
    23 6 TELUK ANSON. Wed. A trade fair will be held at the New World Park here for 10 days from Dec. 1.
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    RADIO: General Programme
    112 6 RADIO MALAYA 'Programme* Ihui marked un be received by listeners In Malsrra. Short wave 49 Medium wave 47ta.. J4S.. }«6m. and Wtm AM. *8.57 and 11.08 English Schools Broadcasts; P.M. M.OO Lunchtlme Concert; 45 Ladl»s Only; 200 Enicltsh School* Broadcasts; 6.00 ProK. Summary; 6.02 "AlUe Through Tie
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    Regional
    61 6 SINGAPORE 'Short wave ti.'m Mrdium wave A M 7.15 OiwmnK Aimct 7 Iti Ptano Playtime. 7 30 Ne»o. Meet The Bun Half Way. PM 6.00—600 MaUle Concrtrao Calling all Ho&pltaU (3M Mrtrrm and l« Mr tret PM 10.00—10 22 Home News fmm Britain and Sports Round up MALACCA (Mrdiun
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    Millionaire's widow and 3 brothers seek return of shares
    450 7 WEALTHY PENANG FAMILY IN CIVIL ACTION uorr PENANG, Wednesday fHRLL banker brothers— Yeap Hotk Hot 1 1 enanp race horse owner). Yeap Lean Sens and leap Hock Hin and Madam Lee I heng Kin. widow of their multi-millionaire lather, leap Chor
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    PROBE ON SPEED LIMIT
    17 7 studies mah Road r of to i miles limit ComEde ialk< and mmls--m-
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    Boy, 8, dies in bid to save shirt
    85 7 TEI.IK ANSOV Ved. An eight-year-old lm\ Yap C'.ioon. •u^ drowned o n Mondav when he tried to s.ivf his shirt which had fallen inir a river Yap and four f rends vere pluikmi: fruit on the bank^ oJ the Ber»iam Rivt'r near
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    Fire hits 17 in a house
    67 7 Fire hits 17 in a house HOW ALL ARE HOMELESS \N attap house In Kolam Aver Lane. ipore, was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Five Malay lamllie* totalise 17 people shared the house Only thret women and a few children were in the house when the nre broke out The
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    Union row settled
    50 7 The Singapore Improvement Trust Junior Officer* •:or. last night settled difference.- among ita member.* over a memorandum submitted to the Malayanlsation Commualon. A statement issued after a meetinp saic that the differtad been -satisfactorily solved and the wa.< now more united than it has ever been before
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    Governor's date
    38 7 Tht Gt vernor. Sir Rotxrt Black, will lay the found- 4 the American International A u r ance buildinK at the junction of Robinson Road and TYlegxaph Street. Singapore, at 4 45 p.m on Nov 28
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    Malaya can train its own airline pilots, says expert
    135 7 Malaya can train its own airline pilots, says expert KIALA LIMFI R. Wed An Indian aviation expert Mr H S Kaviratnr, said hrr«- today that Malaya should set up schools to train its own pilots He told HoUrians: "1 (iv should be able to produce pilots of a very hijrh
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    TAKE THE ROAD TO S'PORE' DRIVE
    181 7 'TAKE THE ROAD TO S'PORE' DRIVE Goct. plans tourist bureau r[E Government intends to encourage the development of Singapore as a tourist, centre, the acting Chief Secretary. Mr. J. D. Higham, told the Lem.skiiive Assembly yesterday. With Its unique geograpnicai position, its diverse culture and its amenities. Sinpapore was a
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    JAMIT SINGH IS CHALLENGED by THOMAS
    305 7 JAMIT SINGH IS CHALLENGED by THOMAS 'Thin begins to look like bluff 9 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communications and Works. Francis Thomas, said yesterday that Mr. Jamit Singh and his Trade In ions Working Committee were "beginning to look like a big bluff Mr. Thomas was referring to a "compulsory arbitration"
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    Widow told of P.C.'s bravery
    101 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. T<HE High Commissioner 1 S;r Donald MacGilllvray. has sent a mexsage i pathv 10 the widow of Police Constable Khahd. who died in hospital after An ambu.sh bv terrorists at Labis new village Johcie. on No?. 1. Sir Donald wrote expressing deep
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    Body found in basin
    34 7 Sinpaporr Marine Police last night recovered the body o! ir-old Indian from ■K Ayr- Basin. An identity card found or. the body ca\> hi* name a* PerumaJ of Johorr Bahru
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    Bridal fashions
    38 7 HUANG Wed An Inter, national bridal fashion parade vii: b< held durlnc the Pen- j .,:ic Poppy Dav Fair in the World Park from Nor 25 to 2f> The parade will be on the last night
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    $6,000 OUT OF THE BLUE FOR TB HGSPITAL
    81 7 $6,000 OUT OF THE BLUE FOR TB HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR Wed An anonymous gift of $6,392 has been sent to the Lady Templer TB Hospital here through a London bank The fund now stand* at $4.206 656 The Central El< Board here ha; given $5,000 The Malayan Tobacco DUtnbutor.v Ltd..
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    DEATH
    35 8 M H,,rd, j;« (minimum). TATTAMANGALAM TEKKADATH SREEDHARAMENON beloved F.i t her ot Chandran and P. N. Menon of S ingei Buaia Banting died in S India i On 7.11.53, Hfter a brief lllnesa. i
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    PERSONAL
    30 8 10 Wnrili fin (minimum). THE ASHES of the late Mrs j Isabel Elphick wil: be laid to rest j at Bidadari on Saturday, 12th No\ ember, at 5 p.m.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    184 8 N U.<rrf, yin (minimum). MXJLCHANDS' SALE: Last 3 i Days. Lovely Dresses at Drastlcalli Reduced P: I FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day, 1 II you want lo win in. 1 1 $5,000 word puzzle HAVE YOf TRIED Alr-«lck In the tick-room It freshens the Air and eUI unpleasant Odours. Stockrd
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 10, 1955 Things To Come
    812 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 10, 1955 Things To Come The Labour Front's taxation proposals almost took second place in the Singapore Assembly yesterday to the defection of two Labour Front members. Yet there was a fair element of surprise in them. It was not until the last moment
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    Future Of The S.C.B.V.
    397 8 Future Of The S.C.B. A. It has become standard procedure of late for the President of the Strait.* Chinese British Association to sound the reveille that will rouse the Straits Chinese from slumber. This year Mr T W Ong told 'old pioneer families" of the Str.nts Chinese that they can
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    Planners' talks may farce America to change her policy
    745 8 Planners' talks may farce America to change her policy The task of Ihe KAYO staff planner*' oonf«nncr in Hawaii i* here flMOTlkid h COURTENAY, riling from Camp 11. M. Smilh at IVarl Harbour. THE military staff planners of eight nations in the SEATO area have already split into small syndicates
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    Malay branch at University is making acquisitions
    1145 8  -  ZAINAL ABIDIN bin AHMAD \IANY Malayans. especially Malays. may feel curious about the work of the Department of Malay Studies, which has been established for fully two years in the University of Malaya. The Department came into being »;th the appointment of a
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    PAHANG CAPITAL CELEBRATION
    159 8 lIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII |f t \-l\-l 111 -SI 111 l 1 IHII lIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIMIM rE Indo-Ceylorvsc programme on the occasion of the installation of the new capital of Pahang at Kuantan lasted for two days. It consisted of Indian classical dances by a troupe from Kuala Lumpur and Carnatir musical
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    Girl (9) found strangled after all- night search
    144 9 Girl (9) found strangled after all night search >V IN UNDERGROWTH: POLICE HUNT 'NO MOTIVE' KILLER d body of a nine-year-old pirl. Lim found in a patch of overgrown ll rd> from her home in Nee Soon yesterday. She had been m Tuesday evening xxly at 7.30 a.m. yesterday iy
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    PATIENCE (she's the girl in the centre) IS STILL ON DANGER LIST
    193 9 PATIEM Ha>r». l:. in. only survivor of a fanul> of four who mrt tin ir deaths in a motor accident on thr Johore Bahru \mt .lit. i ill Road <>n Ort 30. i\ v>ill danerrousU ill at thr
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    BUTCHERS WANT PAY RISE
    21 9 the Air.one .:r.s are Sunday of! workmen pensation. holiday daily-rated worke- union to be cons, any retrenchment
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    Shops are caught napping by new taxes
    266 9 Shops are caught napping by new taxes PETROL AND LIQUOR AT OLD PRICES T*HE tax increase on petrol and liquor yesterday caught many oil suppliers and provision shops napping. Petrol kiosfc operators yesterday still sold at the old price of $1.42 a gallon instead ol $1.47 "We didn't know of
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    Malayan culture in Sydney
    44 9 Malayan culture will be In ?ala Asian concert in Sydney next April by the Asian Students Council in New South Wales. AustraParents and friends ol Malayans studying in Sydney will soon receive requests for j music, costumes and stage props
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    Our people
    25 9 %'i total population at tht t-nd of Ju:. 7.270.905 Singapore 1.212--588 and the Federation 6.058.317- according to a report issued in Singapore yesterday.
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    Teacher told court 'a pack of lies'
    191 9 A SINGAPORE schoolmaster who took three pens from his students was sent to Jail for thru months yesterday. Rajasir.eham Sabapathy the teacher, had pleaded cuilty in Iht Eiphth I trate's Court to Cl breach of trust ol the pens Wher. Mr K C
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    $14,000 in till for more pay
    93 9 $14,000 in till for more pay MALACCA Wed 'THE Malacca Municipal Council's bucct I next year shows a surplu.* oi $14.277— but little of it v remain when the year ends The Municipal Pre Mr H G Hammctt. warned the budcet meetine toe the small estimated surplus would 'undoubterily be
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    20 legal men to get pay rise
    147 9 20 legal men to get pay rise KUALA LUMPUR, Wed "THE Government Scr--1 virr Arbitration Tribural today derided on a revision of salary scales for assistant registrars, assistant publm trustees, assistant official assignees ard first lf?al assistant*. The tribunal make public its decision until it has been refem-d to the
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    36 strikers choose to go to jail
    78 9 36 strikers choose to go to jail rIRTY-SIX striking em- 1 ployees of United Engineers Limited— ail memberc>! the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union chow to go to jail yesterday rather pay a $20 fine They were among 45 strikXl n^o mere found guilty of obstructting a lorry at
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    School patrols
    33 9 The Bmgapore Minister for Communications and Works. Mr Francis Thomas, will ln- '.f the school crossing patroli M-heme at the Chung Kuo Kur.c shieh Schoo;. ser- angooi: Road, at noo:. to-
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    The weather
    137 9 MIMMI M IIMI'll; \l: l.i 7 30 pm an Sox I to 7 30 u.ir. Singapore 7S d«:r«~ Penw^i 74 Kou Bharu 75 Kuala Luin pur 72 Ipoh 72. Kuaulan 73 MWIMIM TEMITSUIKI «7 30 ajr to 730 p m on Mo* > Stnpporr »l. Pcnanc I Brtaru
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    THE GIRLS, TOO
    155 9 Telephone operators join the 600 in strike threat So. 2 rE SinKapore Te^ephon*' i Board It. faced wilh an- i other strike threat this lme by about 600 ol Its tmployees. Including switchboard girls. At last nlßht'.v meeting of the 81nKapori Telephone Board Employees' Union, tht workers
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    BOESTAMAM TO FORM NEW PARTY
    195 9 BOESTAMAM TO FORM NEW PARTY Aim: Democratic welfare stale KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday ahmad boestamam. former lead ban- ned left-wine jroul alsatkm Angkatar Pemuda Insaf, announced today that he v ill soor form a new political p.. To be Called Parta; Ra'ayat (People Party it vi colonialism "in any and every
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    Admiralty union may strike
    38 9 The 500 strong Singapore Admiralty Local SI oaiiot if its settled in 14 The union pres. O Ar.thanarayanan. said his member* wer dua| i negotiation^ had not started although the claims were submitted la.>t
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    Royal burial for Ruler's brother
    93 9 Royal burial for Ruler's brother KIALA LUMPUR Wed. i^ilK Tengku Klana Petra. Eddin, who was ion in the K.ane. HI younger brother, the r. who sucreeded to the throne after n de""rded him Urn r.d honourkl the eldest son of a pr Wlier. the cort'K a salute of nine fun*
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    Disorderly: $70
    23 9 JOHORf BAHRU. Wed. Jib bin Hassan. 61. Oct 25 behaved In a disorderly manner at th° .by using indowa^ fined $70
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    Talk on 'pirates'
    16 9 re Taxi Did a meeting at n Hall or. be problem -te taxi*.
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    THE GAMBLER — AGED 11
    48 9 THE GAMBLER AGED 11 An 11-yeax-olc; boy lost about $10 in a night of dice-throw. ing. a Singapore c. mid ysterday. The boy was arrested by policeman on Tue&day night in Ower. Road and to a charge money. He and disHock, who 'd with the boy fined $5.
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    GIVE THEM A FAIR DEAL
    235 10 ROM time to time representations have been made requesting an rarly revision of the rules governing the Widows and Orphans Pension Fund. There are two mam grlevances: il) That ol widows of deceased public servants, who, as things are, cannot hope to receive any addition
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    DISHONEST WORD
    267 10 BEING myself a nat;w of England. country which particularly m rerent years, has absorbed many thousands of Asian ana African expatriates, I I Followed with interest the proceedings of the Commission on Malayan :<- -ation and other related pronouncements by public figures. It appears that expatriates fall into
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    Opened their eyes
    117 10 THE II I.C. request for representation at top It v.l talks in Londor. and Chin Peng has opened the eyes of non-Indian voters. Since they have a^ain fanned the flame of ccmmunalism and still think of everything in terms of Indian betterment. non-In-d:an voters will in future
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    Will Mr. Lee Kuan Yew give us a reply?
    452 10 Pr Blxy*,, TO THE EDITOR..., Dear Sir.*.. IN view of the fact thj.t Messrs. Lee Klian Yew and Lim Chin Siong have said that in a straight fight between Colonialism and Communism, Communism would win, I would like to ask them
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    Taiping children being denied education?
    377 10 ST. GEORGES Institution In Taiping has built a new extension on Upper Museum Road with 24 class rooms, designid to serve primary education; 18 claws are being run there from Standards one to six at three classes per standard. The policy is now to redUCe
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    Indian marriage bill
    185 10 RECENTLY some Indians have, through the medium of newspapers, announced to their wedded partners that they are divorced It appears that tha<e who seek so easily to shake off the'.r spouses are unaware Of the recent Marriace BUI passed in India, and which whether th. v like
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    STAMPS: ON THE WRONG PATH
    404 10 STAMPS: ON THE WRONG PATH IT was gratifying to read of the favourable comment received from abroad on Singapore's new postage stamp issue though the chorus of prute sounded suspiciously like a Colonial Public Relations Officers' mutual admiration society. Let us come down to earth and face philatelic facts. Although
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    Radio's plan for better music
    255 10 MAY I correct a possible misunderstanding regarding the Radio Orchestra" 1 About a fortnight aeo. under the heading Better radio music," a stoi-y appeared In the press reporting accurately what I said regarding the Radio Orchestra, but adding that ten "local men" were to be
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    Reminder for Mr. Byrne
    159 10 MR K M Byrne's presentation of his case ls masterly But are his exposures in the public lntervM 1 Is he not merely panderIng to our ghoulish delight in unsavoury scandals? We love to hear about other people's nastiness because we can then forget our own
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    Fickle Empress Catherine gave Russia self-respect
    995 11 Oundred and sixty years ago today there died a woman who came from a very little died Ekaterina Alexandrovna, Empress of all in her great palace at St. Petersburg. But aptised in 1729 as Sophia Augusta Friederica. \ounper daughter of the ruling prince of
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    132 11 Sent army erict British front India was more than man cou'd teler Against a Russian Err.peror with a German heart they turned to a Gtrrr.an Err.- r.ean. July, six n 2 the that foolish rakf PeUTsburg announcing that he found it U them. The rr.ut:ry was completely succes.- Nobody fired
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      491 11 TUBELESS TYRES proved in service since I9SI The Tire stone fjflt? 2^ TUBELESS TYRE '€<Jtf *S± with the SAFETY-LINER <)lllc/ protects against S SS i i BLOWOUTS SSSitil Is thii safety nrre the tube it replaced wiu> f\ v *^^i' 1 an airtight Safery-Liner which is banded /\j) C v
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      154 11 tto.x Morgan. MM. i^tst chanrv if^mfr 5r Mcl V'^ ~mZ~~^ T "?x Dick Travy The trig ail BaCrrWEP OP MIME 1 W.-njETIC* iMCReDtft-Ef 1 [be COUBS£_ I WAVEnTT SEEN -TO TWINK TUAT A UAN COULD gL MW»?? U I RLJCLUEAP IM 2O VEAPS. BUT TUE CORONER'S W MOUCAN X^ s5
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    SHARE MART TURNS 'BUYERS' AFTER BUDGET IS KNOWN
    423 12 SHARE MART TURNS 'BUYERS' AFTER BUDGET IS KNOWN By Our Market Correspondent A SENSE of relief pervaded the Singapore Share Market yesterday after the proposals for raisin? revenue in the Colony in 1956 turned out to be moderate. The market had expectod more drastic proposals and the announcement had the
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 12 On the free exchange market tn Hong K*ng yrvterday the I.S. 4*llar M| quoted at 5 80", for cash and 5 87 for T T Sterling quoted at 15 47 and one Uel of (aid at 254
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    26 12 SINGAPORE. NOV. 9. fUBBER: $1.13 per Ib. (unchanged). TIN: $371.75 per pu vi (down 50 rent*). COPRA: $27.25 per pu vi (dnwn 121 cents).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    284 12 The Malayan hare Brokers' A»«oriation. Singapore Section, reported 'Or the local share market, there was more activity In lndustrials and prices tended to harden, but tins and rubbers were more subdued Singapore brokers reported the following business done yesterday Consolidated Tin Smelters ords. 245. 3' 2 d Praser
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 12 Melbourne. Wed. In investments buyer reaistance In most sections caused overall fall on the Stock Exchange today. Several stocks dropped sharply. Mining! were again easier although fluctuations were mainly iraall Loans were .-toady Loans 3 1 195f-59 £95 17 32 Loan* 3. 1955-M tM 19 32 Con Zinc
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    RUBBER PRICES
    146 12 November flr»l grade rabfcer rcyers f^.b. closed in Singapore >c*terday at $1 13 per lb. unchanged on Tuesdays clo».ng price. The closing tone wa s steady. t Imbi prices in cenu per lb mere No 1 RS S Spot fob buyers 112 V sellers U3>«; No 1 R.B.S
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    104 12 Singapore C'hinn* Prodare Ex- i chang*: noon prices per plcul ye»- teru.iy were:lopra: quietly steady: November 126 buyers, »27k, seller*. December *27 l buyer*, $27 r sellers. oronut oil: quiet; bulk $40>, sellers, drum $43 sellers Pepper: steady with a total of about 10 tons business reported MunUik
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    77 12 Ship* lying aioncoide the Singapore Harbour Hoard wharves or expected today are: Mekong 1-2. Resurgent 4-5. LlpU C P Peleu-6-7. Hawaii Maru 8-9. Almmil Maru P. Tablnu 13-14. Blit.w 15- 1«. Sfoterdyk 18. Roy bank 19-20. Larantuka N Wull 3 Tung Sonn N Wall 6. Rawang N Wall 8
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    Married women don't care
    299 14  -  ESME BAPTISTA By SINGAPORE beauty specialists are of the opinion that the average married woman in the Colony is wantonly careless about her figure. They are definitely on thr flabby side. They were commentlnc on a report made by I>r. Charles Lowe and l>r. John Gibson,
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    573 14 Cookie starts to study the habits of fish THE CHINESE INFLUENCE OUR family at the back pet fresh ftsh marly every dftf since we got the flshinu craze. The sport is highly popular, needless to say. Worms have boon a bit scarce in the drv Mather. B. tho head eardoner.
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    154 14 Plastic aid to fashion DON'T be surprised if your costly brocade evening gown from ParLs includes an a)u-minium-plastic combination instead of real golu and silver thread. Prominent Paris fashion designers have been using Lurox. which i< 10 times a s (heap as real gold and silver yarn, since scrine It
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    155 14 EIGHTEEN women's organisations, irked by the increasini; public appearance ol Drrtty Javanese Hartinl \\jlc No 2 of Indonesia's president are going to Jakarta late this montn tn pledge 100 per cent support of Wife No 1. Fatm.iwati as HM n.iti<>' riy" They announced that Mrs. K Ta'uchid
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    118 14 A GODDESS COMES TO GREECE /GREECE has Just acquired the youn-it>: and loveliest Prinu Minister's wife in it.> parliamentary history. She is 27 and has th» shape and profl!e of »»n ancient goddess. Amaha K.i:.ur..i:.:x became f:r«-t lady ir. Mm alter the Queen when her ht'.sband. Public WorkMinister Con.-t.mtine K.it
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      327 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS c Never up with the bird* i4>. 1. Known for mental deinnga1. Take In v>nw rooiposuion. me n t ,5 4, turn her and nnuh UOi 8. A creature to ponder about 7 DrvrrlbeK *lthout words (4). i,,, P ,s, 9 A nne c«n.ileholder ,3. A
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    Lock icon COUNTY GAMES WILL NOT BE INCREASED
    465 15 Many changes for English cricket, but.... LONDON. Wed. ARECO MMENDATION to Increase the number of matches for each county in the English County cricket championship was beaten by a considerable majority at a meeting of the Board of Cricket Control at Lord's here yesterday.
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    145 15 R. HARTWIG JOINS THE PAID RANKS LOS ANGELES. W.d REX HAiTOVin. the Australian Davi* I up player, has turned professional, it was announced by Jack Kramer, the Ameri< an tennis promoter, here today. ilartHif. who «un the Wimbledon doubles title with Hoad this year and with Merrrn Rmt In 1954.
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    Rain again hits Test
    67 15 DACCA. Wed I)LAY was rained off for the I third day in succession in the third and last cricket Test between Pakistan and Nrw Zealand here today. The skies began to clear about one hour before lunch and groundsmen immediately started to soak water from the
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    60 15 MOSCOW. Wed Miss Oal i n a Zybina. Russian Olympic champion, broke hhr^ r own world record for thr Women's shot putt with a throw ot s:m Him fti Stalingrad Miss Zybina set the official world record of 33ft 4 3 .in at Kiev In September
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    Springboks made £97,000 for clubs
    295 15 LONDON. Wednesday. ENGLISH county cricket clubs will benefit by nearly £97.000 as a result of South Africa's tour of England last summer. Each of the county clubs on whose grounds five Tent matches were played will receive ffl.flOO and the other 13 flrst-cla*s counties will
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    62 15 BAGHDAD. Wed —Paul Ande*«on Ainerlcsn world champ <r. i weightlifter who la knows aa "the world's strongest man' yesterday bear his own rerort! for 'he Jerk to the hemvywenht division. Andenoo lifted 4b: >, lb cocrpaxed with hi* prevou* record of 433 lb. act durlns a
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    56 15 STOCKHOLM Wed Tbe t Amenein amateur boxlnf team gained the first win of their Curopean tour nen they beat a team wMwasssw r-.r.r.:«.\ ->xf-« ty six bout* to four nere Utt nalii. The Airrricaa* recer.tlv drew wtui a Swedish repreaenuitve side but »ere beaten by
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    512 16 JOE LEVULA SPARKS HARD-FOUGHT VICTORY MARGIN LENGTHENED IN THE LAST FEW MINUTES IT was almost Joe Levula versus the Army last night at Jalan Besar Stadium when the I ijans won the Poppy Day Fund floodlight rugby match by 2? points (three goals, two tries and
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    130 16 ry annual dinner of the Race Horse Owners' Association of Malaya is being held at Raffles lintel on November 24. in celebration of the Singapore St. Leger Cup race. The function has now been established as a highlight of the Malayan racing year. Invited
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    269 16 CIXGAPORK Kecrr i tion Club "Ked^" made virtually certain of retaining the S.H.A. first division league title with a 2-0 victory over Police in a key fixture on the padanc vesterduy. SRC, who have won all their seven matrhrs now
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    46 16 Mrs. J Rogan and her .-on Poy i handicap 25 1 «on the RAF 1 Seletar Golf Cl'ib mixed iMnoMMI yesterday with a score of nett 77. Runners up were Mrs. strong and Cpl. Jock Scott (handicap 23 with a nett score of 79
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    181 16 QNE goal In rarh half by Miller enabled Wanderers to gain full points again in the ataajapan Hockey Association D^ 1 league when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-0 at Shell ground yesterday. Miller would have scored more goals but for goalkeeper Woodhouse's brilliant
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    371 16 ROBERT. LIM. Singapore Junior champion. CMStd the biggest upset in Singapore badminton this season when he beat Ong Poh Lim 17-16. 15-8 in 30 minutes when they met in the semi-finals of the SBl Commercial Houses championship last night Robert Lim'.v win enabled C
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    BOD 'A' BEAT KHALSA 3-0
    55 16 BO O A enhan. ed their chances of winning the BHA »e--rond finuion league title by beatins Khal.sa 3-0 at St Oeoive s Rnad \i--erdav Gupu i2i and Harbib Singh scored in the first half Dlv. 3 fixture Teachers I Training Cnllese beat Cable and
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    46 16 HCM XIV »n\ i»iv. i i ii v x s<m CwiiwMy. in> kn \s v RA» SrlrUr. SrlrUr. ni». 3: l'ii«.n> v Huic I, Club. DuUh C lub. RAT Tencah v XI I Irtmh Iriendb S.R <\ v Born' Town. SRC; i K.\l Sincaporr. S(
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    185 16 THE 14 Squadron Ron il New Zealand Air Force continued their winning streak when they defeated Police by 20 point* .irr>il three tries, two penalties* to elcht I coal and try i a. Thomson Road yesterday The Kiwis thus remain unbeaten having won nine of their
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    110 16 T«HERE will be eight r«c*a each I day. starting at 2IS pm on the first and third days of the Singapore Turf Club November Meeting There will only be seven races on the second day. Marling I at 2 30. Th« M-hedule >f racing U: limt Da;:
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    203 16 The Owens trophy due this month JESSE OWENS yesterday described the trophy h.- intends to donate for competition among Singapore athletes. He said the trophy would be in the hands of Colony sports writera before the end of this month In a farewell talk witti Press representatives yesterday. Jesse said
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    66 16 BYDNTV Wed AuntraUan Teat batsman Arthur Morris. S3. announced hi.* reMrement from Mrst-claM crlckr today H:> decision v believed to be because if ht« *lfe Illneaa One of the best openlnc batsmen in the »orld >f-r.ander Moms was vlce-«-aptain to Lindsay Haaactt In the 1953 tour of
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    268 16 From A Special Correspondent BANGKOK, Wed. 'T'HK Malayan Kughy Inion's touring team were hard pressed to heat Thai Civilians by H points 'goal, three tries) to 11 (goal, try and penalty) in the touring team's second game here today. Th*? Malayans MOCCd their
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    115 16 AFTER an emergency m<-<tin? with officials of the Johore Bahru Di-strict Football Association yesterday. the ten Johore Bahru mmmc referees agreed not to carry on with their proposed strike. The referees had Informed the JBDFA on Tuesday that they wer^ not prepared la I
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