The Straits Times, 13 November 1955

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES m Malay* No. 1,055 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1955. 20 CENTS
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    Johore first again
    90 1 Johore first again [BAN, Sat. first and in the Social ittery draw I iu> Wto West iLs of the l PRIZE i»a.' >i:(ONO I'KI/.K i ii 1 1; 11 28(*****, ,1 PRIZES ($25,000; i riM/i > illO.WO) JH3448, tSI, *****34. B) 1 *****, *****41, *****87, IZEB W») I *****, *****99,
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    Yard' seeks rustlers
    22 1 Scotland g largeistling" in BrinOO and £100.--store and dairy rrd from Ireported to have ween Liverpool I nds. Reiit'
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    POLICE CHECK FRONT SQUABBLE
    423 1 Senior officers tvork on the ease of the crumpleti credentials Mr. Lim goes to station to hand in Party's charges I HE SiNCAPORE Labour Front yesterday made a report to the police about incidents at the front's recent conference. Delegates walked out of the conference amid
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    SOEKARNO SAYS: THE WORD IS MERDEKA'
    76 1 JAKARTA, Saturday. T -^USAND students mobbed the Federation's ter. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and Pre- jrnc of Indonesia when they visited Bandoeng i the i-tudents Malaya" iLong shouting had sident Soekarno li nts- irds. I right slogan. the students Mt-rdeka three i! Rahman that he
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    TWO WIN $2,5 00 EACH
    51 1 TWO WIN $2,5 00 EACH TWO peopie share 1 the 55.000 prize in Straits Times Word Puzzle "AA". Each will receive $2,500 SINC. PORE: Cpl. PR Edrrans. D.CR.E.. Nee Sooi. c/o C.P.O. Singapore. IPOH: Mrs. M.E. Isaac, 8, Race Course Road. Ipch See Page Nine tor the Competition Editor's weekly
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    Hertogh rioters' case for review
    157 1 SEVEN Malays who arc now serving life sentences for the part they played in the Maria Hertogh riots in Singapore in December, 1950, are to have their cases reviewed. The Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, made this decision at the request of the Federation Chief
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    Lock icon Deadlock m arms talks
    89 1 GENEVA. Sat. The Big Four foreign ministers' conference decided, after a 20--minute session today, that all viewpoints on the deadlocked disarmament question have been exhausted and the only step left is to try to frame a common statement to that effect. The ministers recessed to consider
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    Lock icon Death of France's first lady
    97 1 PARIS Sat.— Madame Rene Coty, wife of the President of the French Republic, died of a heart attack at the Presidential residence of Rambouillet, last night Mmc Coty, 68. had been married for 48 years and leaves two married daughters and 10 grandchildren. Mmc Coty
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    Bomber hits warship
    33 1 SAN DIEGO. California. Sat A naval attack bomber a Douglas Skyraider crashed into the destroyer U.S.S. Hopewell today during joint United States-Canadian manoeuvres. Three airmen were reported missing.— U. P.
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    Lock icon Krises among the harvest of death
    179 1 SYDNEY, Sat. A USTRALIAN customs men A are engaged in an all- out effort to prevent lethal weapons, including Malay krises. from entering the country. Articles seized from overseas i ships range from press- 1 button spring daggers to a pearl handled combined kniii-
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    Lock icon Big majority for Magsaysay
    56 1 MANILA. Sat. The Nacionalista Party of President Ramon Magsaysay sained a sweeping victory in the Philippines Senate and local elections on Nov. 8 according to almost complete returns. It seems now certain that the Nucionali.sta Party will kit ci^ht of the nine Senate seats, with one
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    TRES CHIC CHEONGSAM
    177 1 ..BUT WITHOUT iriE SLITS! '|c I adore! cried four excited Continental bcautiii yosrcrdiy when they slipped into their first form-fitting chongsams at Laura's of Stamford Road yesterday. Passcrsbv, attracted by the display of so miny curves, stopped in their tracks to peer Into the shop. Their admiring
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    Kiwi 'Red Devils here to hunt terrorists
    240 1 the traditional red beret, 40 stocky paratroopers from the mountains and bush of New Zealand flew into Singapore yesterday to join in the fight against the Communist terrorists. i nis is me nrst oaten ot iau nana-picKea soiaierb of the New Zealand Special
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    Kotelawala for Malaya
    76 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Prime Minister of Ceylon. Sir John Kotclawala, will visit Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 24. He will be in the federal capital for about 10 hours. He will have talks with the High Commissioner, the Director of Operations, and the Chief Minister, Tcngku Abdul
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    WEST GERMANY GETS AN ARMY
    137 1 BONN, Saturdoy. new West Germany Army was born today, when its j first 101 soldiers officially began their service ten and a half years after the Nazi forces were destroyed Herr Theodor Blank, the Defence Minister, handed each of the two lieutenantgenerals, 18 lieutenantcolonels. 30
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    Hungry Johore Reds raid village shop
    150 1 KOTA TINGGI, Saturday. IN broad daylight, 15 hungry terrorists armed with rifles and sten guns, raided a village shop in Asahi Estate, in the Pengarang area, on Friday and got away with $600 worth o* food. The terrorists wore jungle green uniforms. Shortly after
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    Why we MUST conquer the 'Black Yonder'
    445 2 I ET us face the most terrifying fact that modern science has to offer. The fact that lends a strange urgency to the question of space travel the fact that the earth is already beginning to die. As a home for human life
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    A NOAH'S ARK IN SPACE
    1418 2  - A NOAH'S ARK IN SPACE J.N. LEONARD By T ESS than a generation ago nearly all astronomers would have told the space-travel enthusiasts to stop looking for another sun with planets suitable for colonisation. The universe, they would have said, contains almost nothing but stars and such unsatisfactory stuff as
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    Promise in the atom
    318 2 "TPHE rocket engine is a form of jet propulsion which works by throwing its exhaust backwards. It does not push against the external air but, with its high internal gas pressures, against itself. And it works best in a vacuum. The principles involved demand, as a
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    Ml over in 20 minutes -hut 80 are homeless
    161 3 GEM s hunt AMONG THE DEBRIS :CE attap houses in Lorong 14, Ceylang, Singapore, were gutn a 20-minute fire yesterday morning. Seventeen families 80 .ore made homeless. believed to have started when a kerocxploded in a kitchen tack of kerosene kept
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    II stole a bicycle'
    21 3 II stole a bicycle' an pleaded .ipore court iling a blcryGoh Ah Street on postponed ;e to Nov. 19. He ball.
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    Motorist fined for carelessness
    29 3 car in an I manner on as Siong, of j Singapore, i sterday. into Beach Jalan Sultan due precaudriver of le to apply the tly.
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    SUSPECT FREED
    50 3 The man detained by the Singapore Police on Friday in connection with the murder of nine-year-old schoolgirl, Lim Swee Gek, has been released. Lim was strangled on Tuesday night and the body thrown under a tall lallang patch about 75 yards from her house in Nee Soon Village.
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    Deadly germs lurk in those ices of the back alley
    298 3 Deadly germs lurk in those ices of the back alley SECRET CREAMERIES RAKE IN COOL THOUSANDS AT PERIL OF THE PUBLIC ILLEGALLY-MANUFACTURED ice cream, sold in Singapore, had been found heavily infected with disease germs, Dr. H. B. Morrison, City Health Officer, told the Sunday Times yesterday. Though ice cream
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    Man in the thicket: It was suicide
    89 3 Man in the thicket: It was suicide A 55-YEAR-OLD bookbinder, suffering from lung trouble, was found hanging in a thicket off Changi Road, the Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. At the inquest on Lai Fook Wing, who died on Sept. 12, Oh Chok Sek, a farmer, yaid that while
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    How was this bill charged?
    59 3 Singapore Assemblyman, Mr. R. Jumabhoy (Ind.Teluk Ayen wants to know under what authority was «4.270.20, cost of a farewell party given by the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall to iormer Governor, sir John Nicoll, charged to public funds. He has asked the Financial Secretary for
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    Front's new branch
    25 3 The Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, will open the new Labour Front Havelock Branch at 110, Grange Avenue, Singapore at 6 p.m.
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    Fantan, then a beating
    54 3 A gang cf 12 beat up a Singapore Harbour Board labourer outside Gate No. 5. on Friday night. The victim told the police that the day before he had had an argument with a man during a game of fantan. Ha was treated Tor Injuries on
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    Scream— Marshall tells public
    259 3 Scream Marshall tells public LOST CIRL: A NEW SEARCH ORDERED THE Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. David Marshall wants the Immigration Department to be streamlined to Cut out the "dreadful delay" in replying to requests from the public for the entry of their relatives into the Colony. A woman who
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    180 English school teachers unite
    141 3 ABOUT 180 Singapore English school teachers formed their own association yesterday They belong to the group of I 7 teachers who have completed j a certificate course at the Teachers' Training College. At a meeting yesterday at the Beattv Road Secondary School, members named their
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    FLY-FISHING
    407 3  -  Sagai AXGLiXG by UROM Mr. Razalli ot r Klang come this week further details of the methods he employs in fly-fishing for aruan, which may help the angler who was last week asking for such elaboration. The fly which has proved a killer when fishing for aruan was made
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    The stage lures fighters
    876 4 The stage lures fighters GARDNER THE AMERICAN COLUMNIST WHO S TELLS MORE BEHIND- > < THE-SCENES STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO I MAKE NEWS 'JMIERE'S always been a close kinship between boxing and show business. All the way back to the era of John L. Sullivan and Jim Corbett the cauliflower-eared
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    RECRUITING FOR BLACK MAGIC CULT
    209 4 LONDON. A FRICHTENED 19-year-old girl, Cwen Creen, told me last week she wps lured into a Black Magic recruiting centreThe cult of Black Mafic is growing in Britain and the police know Hiat people believed to be devotees meet regularly in cities and villages. But
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    Was it the Duke who had Townsend banished?
    817 4 Was it the Duke who had Townsend banished? Asks ROBERT GLENTON Before: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii |T was the Queen Mother who broke the news to Princess Margaret. The month was July. The year was 1953. The Queen Mother and her daughter were on their African tour. Outside their hotel at Umtali, Southern
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      125 4 Jiw^v^^l^ < MM JP^^^^ Js§* I ||y| #V 1 Lactogen gives such splendid results because it is a J \\4 correctly balanced milk food, prepared from pure, full-cream Ml W m cow's milk and modified to resemble human milk very m Ik- I closely indeed. i Michael Raicndra I )R\
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    Gang pressure may be a factor in STC corruption
    403 5 THE general manager of the Singapore Traction Co., Mr. A. A. Ewing, told the Passenger I ransport Commission yesterday that he doubted it corruption among S.T.C. busmen could be wiped out. By corruption, he meant conductors pocketing fares paid by passengers
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    CYMBALS AND GONGS IN PEACE PARADE
    279 5 CIVE hundred unarmed villagers from Pen gerang yesterday went out looking for the 30 odd terrorists who are known to lurk near their town, with the cymbals and gongs of a Chinese funeral band and the violins and drums of the town's kronchong party.
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    Unity talks' attack on TUC
    123 5 Unity talks' attack on TUC Trut on of the ade Union tcrday was atnot demoit had turned t tor "unity Trade Unions Committee of h eh claims j -5.000 work- 1 'jns. Singh, secretary who still posed talks ■uking class tution of the wtieipation li unions. whatever its ed refor
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    Classical Chinese art exhibition
    135 5 Classical Chinese art exhibition AN old student of a worldfamous Chinese artist, Prof Ju Peon, whose portrait of an ex-Colony Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, is at the Victoria Memorial Hall, is now in Singapore to hold his own art exhibition. Prof. Y. c. Liu. of Hong Kong, win dLspiay 200
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    Too fast
    38 5 Chin Swee Sin. of 83. Bukit Panjang. was fined $30 in Singapore yesterday for driving a motor car at 40 to 45 miles an hour alons Bukit Timah Road on Aug. 29 last. Chin pleaded guilty.
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    Skycraper lifts being tested
    90 5 Ibeen no setback t. illation of essenm rneea at Sin--1 skyscraper, the Asia Insurance C K. Lee, for declared yester■:.fident that will be ready by tie opening cerethe Governor, Sir I will be no changes in plans." he said. Sanitary installations at the building, lifts, fire-fight-ing
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    Marshall suspects a leakage
    337 5 MEET THE PEOPLE' A MAN was asked by Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall yesterday, where he got what appeared to be a copy of confidential minutes of a Government department. The man, Mr. Chacko Ramach. a Government overseer who sought Mr. Marshall's help at his
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    RECORD OF THE WEEK
    145 5 RECORD OF THE WEEK The odd-sounding combination of modern composer Igor Stravinsky and the early 18th century musician Pergolesi resulted in an exhilarating twentieth century work called "Pulcinella.' Stravinsky describes this as "A ballet with songs in one art." He delved into the works of Pergolesi who died when he
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    The host-a dog
    76 5 A rescued stray mongrel will play host at tonight's Singapore Canine Welfare Association's annual dance at Raffles Hotel. It will "cut" a cake made in the form of the association's symbol a heart with the face of a dog in the centre. The highlight of the night
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    Busmen meet today
    90 5 REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union, will meet their employers today for a final bid to avert a strike. If the talks end in a deadlock, the union may call out its 1.600 members tomorrow. Today's meeting was arranged by the union's secre- tary, Mr Fong
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    BAD OR BEAUTIFUL?
    1030 6  -  Terry Pillay By just what makes our buffaloes tick? ...or THE recent incursion A into the news of five buffaloes of Kerling in North Selangor, who habitually wine off brandy and stout and dine on eggs and Chinese tonic herbs, must have caused a lot of people
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    The Countryman's Journal I The man who foretold the floods
    472 6 The Countryman's Journal I The man who foretold the floods OUR Selangor corresponv dent writes, under date October 15: "This month looks like being the driest o.i record. Only 3.60 inches to date. Should be a 14-inch month". In the Dusun rain has not let up since the 15th. An
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    INTRODUCING MARTHA GRAHAM
    391 6 WHEN the internationally acclaimed American dancer, Martha Graham, and her Dance Company present their series of performances at the Victoria Memorial Hall on November 28, 29 and 30, audiences will see dancing which has many times been described as the most brilliant on the Western stage They
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      307 6 Don't let this happen Wm. If you neglect your hair l| ~^|g~i^. and ignore those warn- ing signs dandruff, dry or greasy scalp, thinning hair— before long be falling out in handfuls! For you cannot expeel grow healthy and strong when the roots arc M do starve when nature cuts
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    Some frank words to working wives
    530 7  - Some frank words to working wives SYLVIA LAMOND By |^|ORE and more women today want a home, a family. AND a career. And with labour-sav-ing homes and the rising cost of living, you can't blame them. With a group of career women I've been discussing how to do the two
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    Human Case Book
    634 7  - Human Case Book JANE LEE'S My parents want me to get married J AM an adopted daughter of not very rich parents. They have been uood to me and I am new in Form IV. They have made it clear thai they expect me to marry as soon as possible.
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    Why must it always be —fish for invalids?
    283 7 Why must it always be fish for invalids? THOUGH you may not readily think of me as a ministering angel I am a surprisingly good sick-nurse, with a specially soothing way with ill, cross men. I have a large number of friends r who send for me the minute they
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    Young man get out!
    178 7 CHOULD a grown-up son go on living with his parents? Sometimes even the parents don't think so. was hoping to get married, a young man tells me, but at the lust moment, my girl broke off the engagement. This means that my home remains with my
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    EXECLUSIVELY YOURS...
    125 8  - EXECLUSIVELY YOURS... Arthur Rank l>» A rtfii- Sunday limf.s feature. 1'tishiints by Hritttin's tap Mfxlvllod film star* Vivacious Eunice Cayson wears the perfect dress for dancing in the tropics-r-in the first of a new series of a fashion service arranged by the Sunday Times with the j. Arthur Rank Studios.
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    How to' Doll yourself up'
    245 8 How to Doll yourself up' WHAT makes a woman a living doll? Irene Sharaff. famed Broadway costume designer, says It's the ability to "doll herself up" as attractively as possible within the limitations of her budget, with the materials at hand. Flying to Hollywood to create the wardrobe for Samuel
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    I'm nothing but a Miss In-Betweeri
    375 8 I'm nothing but a Miss In-Betweeri MATTLI of MAYFAIR has a word for the girls who sigh: M I SS IN-BETWEEN the 13 to 16-year-old has my sympathy. Too old to spend her leisure hours m a school uniform, she's not old enough, nor po.sed enough to wear the clothes
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    Are you gimmick conscious?
    173 8 Are you gimmick conscious? £IMMICK CONSCIOUS? A London shop famous for the quality and beauty of its fabrics has just followed the boutique trend and opened a shop-within-a-shop for selling the attractive nonsenses that go nowadays by the name of accessories. It also offers two new services: it will dye
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    It's the year of the dress
    60 8 It's the year of the dress A FASHION fact which is becoming more and more apparent every minute. It's the year of the dress. DRESSES are not good at camouflage (like the old box suit). They need a slender figure. So dieting booms, too. DRESSES have double glamour with a
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    Be practical at evening
    205 8 Fashions Snnßy HAVT DELIGHTFULLY practical ideas for evening and cocktail wear are the new boncle sweaters, giving top half glamour to the girls who prefer "separates." These flattering evening sweaters are cool to wear will not lose their shape and can be worn with full or
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      136 8 Vpf MAKE-UP A 75^^ Here's glamour at a touch I Tok Cake Make-up goes on like a charm, blemishes, stays matt in the hcau To keep your skin smooth and lovely always use oka lon CAKE MAKE-UP j L ll'l\V%\l\ Rt D GREEN WllEWir.lll TRANSPARENT Vl-DKSPSKH--/ WAX 0R u W
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    Early conflict with the judges' opinions
    973 9 By THE COMPETITION EDITOR "J"HE judges of the Straits Times Word Puzzle "AA" thought the clues less difficult than usual, but contestants were less in agreement and their answers early began to conflict with the committee's opinions. Below are the comments of the judges
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    Nun solves mystery in Stage Club play
    280 9 Nun solves mystery in Stage Club play A MURDER mystery play with a nun who assumes the role of a detective is the theme of The Stage Club's presentation of "Sister Bonaventure" 1 in the Victoria Memorial Hall this week. Action of the play starts after the murder has been
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      281 9 Winning answers to Word Putsste *AA 9 THE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puxxle Contest "AA" was shared by Cpl. P. R. Edmans, D.C.R.E. Nee Soon c/o C.P.O. Singapore; and Mrs. M. E. Isaac, 8, Race Course Road, Ipoh, Perak. Each will receive $2,500. They submitted sets of answers
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    36 10 2t Word, $1* (minimum). ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY of Singapore. The Annual General Meeting of the St. Patrick's Society cf Singapore will be held at the Adelphl Roof Garden on Thursday 24th November at 6 p.m.
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    Yoga for the average man
    939 10 Yoga for the average man Gnanavallal Paranjothi Mahan, founder of the Universal Peace Sanctuary, is now in Singapore in the course of a tour of South-East Asia. His work is here described by V.R. BALAKRISHNA. AN exciting thing is happening and it is happening in our midst, without us knowing
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    WE think THE BUSGETS
    229 10 WE think THE BUSGETS The moderate tax increases announced on Wednesday in Singapore were received in the j= Colony with surprise and, perhaps, some satisfaction. But there is still the question of deficits and more taxation to come. The struggle to raise additional revenue has also to be faced in
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, Nov. 13, 1955.
    7 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, Nov. 13, 1955.
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    Drop us a line
    1294 10 ELIGIBLE APPLICANT. of hours of sound sleep Port Swettenh&m. that a youth of nineteen Anything io say? .%>•###/ your tviivr in "h *****0- Ills." Suntluy Hull's. "fvil Si.. Sinyap in «>-t. Please let me know the full postal address of the Malayan Nurses' Training Centre in
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    THE PRINCESS AND THE CHURCH
    473 10 Letter to the Editor IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII) YOUR leader last week read remarkably like a cheap gibe at the Church of England, scarcely worthy of the Sunday Times which, as was claimed in the Know-Ails column, is unbiassed as regards race or religion. If it was really
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    THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SOVIET FACE
    242 10  -  SHELLEY ROHDE By JHREE Jolly mr and Pi,;, Englaiv: with bon; It will tx the three o; of the So\ that thr next year v ception of tality. Two week tality from of British have born please aru. More bread But thp imir
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    I professor at Trinity marries
    44 11 I professor a t Trinity marries Ihn K. Lv after their wedding at the Str.vU n Church. Singapore, yesterday. Rev. L« one j ,t Tr.n.ty College. Singapore, and Mrs. Lv wa. Tew Oe. S.m H.e eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tew Sck Hon.
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    Big show to find hidden talents
    66 11 Big show to find h idden talents I^l Dons Days. Nat King Coles and Frank be in action within a fortnight Malayan Talentime competition is held I m 120 en■.ved by onsors of who competlday Times a atg of boys and amme in- small ns and' id has been ■.npany
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    The amnesty is a flop, says MacKenzie
    252 11 j A LEADING PLANTER WAVES GOODBYE TO MALAYA AFTER 30 YEARS DATO H. E. MACKENZIE, before leaving Malaya, told the Sunday Times he believed the amnesty has been "a complete flop." I doubt that the Communist Secretary-General, Chm Peng, will ever come out
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    We need English for 20 years more—teachers
    176 11 We need English for 20 years more teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE NATIONAL Union of Teachers wants a unified schools system for the Federation with Malay as i the eventual medium of instruction In a memorandum to be i considered by the committee set up to draft a new education
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    Rival unions join forces
    166 11 THE Singapore Telephone Board's two rival employees' unions, have agreed 'in principle" to hold joint negotiations with the Board on their wage claims. This was the result of a meeting between representatives of the two groups Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union and the Singapore Telephone
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    RUBBER HIGHER
    195 11 November first grade rub- i ber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $1.23 pet lb., up three-quarters of a cent on Friday's closing price. The closing tone was steady uuiet. There was a fair turnover j and the price which at one j stage was taken to
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    COPRA PRICES
    36 11 Singapore Copra Associa- j tlon 1 p.m. prices yesterday were: Straits mixed copra November buyers $27.25, sellers $27.50; December $27.621 2 buyers. $28 sellers; i January $28 buyers. $28.37 i/ 2 i sellers j
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    Police search
    9 11 1— Special norning bookstore subversive none was
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    1750-BED HOSPITAL AT KALLANG NEXT YEAR
    144 11 1750-BED HOSPITAL AT KALLANG NEXT YEAR II strict hospital costing $3,250,000 will b( airport site to serve people living in K fHe first of the two district hospitals we 0 build as soon as possible'. 1 the Health A J Braga, said yesterday. Iwlli be at :.e Governbuiid 10 he
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    Honoured
    73 11 The Vcn. Dharmakiriri Sri K.imburupiriye Cunararana. who has been appointed. Maha Nayaka Thcro for Malaya and Singapore by the Chief Council of the Snngha at Malwatta Chapter, K indy. Ceylon. He will today attend the annual prixc j distribution to the Sundiy 1 school children of the Buddhist Temple
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    MET IN JAPAN
    55 11 Capt. D. F. L. |amcs of rutRoyal Signals who served in Korea, was married in Singapore yesterday to Lieut. Smith of the Queen Alexandria Royal Army Nursing Corps. They met in (ip.in. This photograph shows the couple leaving the lanolin Carrison Church after the wedding. Fellow officers
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    Jailed strikers may go on hunger strike
    114 11 ■yUE Singapore Factory and Shop Workers Union of Middle Road may in future instruct all its jailed members to start hunger strikes in prison. This will be a further step in trie union's civil disobedience campaign, which so far ha^ ordered workers to
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    382 11 LONDON Sat. LEAGUE DIV. I \i ...pal 2 Sheffield D. 1 Aston Villa 1 Luton Town 0 Blackpool 2 Birm'ham C. 0 Bolton W. 3 Man ter L. 1 laidiff (ity 3 Everton 1 t helsea 2 Bromwich (I Huddersfield T. 2 Newscastle I". 6 Manchester C.
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    TIN PRICE
    25 11 The price of tin in Singa- pore yesterday was quoted i ?373.12 1 2 per picul, up 12V 2 I cents on Friday.
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    Historical Co
    634 12  -  Donald Davies rn by Donald Urana and her mob! of bad sons 1 PURVEYOR John Turn- £3 bull Thomson arrived in Penang in 1838 to work for Scott Co., merchants i X an d plantation owners. X He was soon Initiated into the business methods tin the East,
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    Our Camera Contest
    627 12  -  G.SCOTTBUSHE,F.M.P.A.,F.R.P.S. By Pictures from Penang at the 'Royal' show In this article, Mr. Bushe continues his review of Malayan exhibits in the Royal Photographic Society's exhibition in London. MR. Su Fan Wang's "The First Victim" has achieved the distinction of being used as one of the illustrations
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    Ml men are the same
    202 13 Ml men are the same mr n the restaurant battered little beval Rouge to you— deep and yi 3 into I BE SAME." Irla have said it thu M was th c [t illan movii' La Lol- Ci 1o r ious a like, the tion in VerI Lancaster, current film
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    Tall, dark ami...
    210 13 Tall, dark ami. \\THEN David Niven ivas congratulated on the set of M-Q-M's CinemaScope production 'The King's Thief" 'or having reached his 20th year as a film actor, he couldn't retist telling his co-stars, Ann Blyth and Edmund Purdom. oj his first movie notice. It was printed in the "Detroit
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    Haircut started Jill on the road to stardom
    470 13 wi?X^J?Sl l 5?a J l9 YEAR OLD J |LL IRELAND IS ONE OF THE FEW GIRLS IN BRITAIN 1 rmt iJ tXI THEIR HAIR CUT BY A MENS BARBER. UNCONVENTIONAL, PERHAPS, BUT IT HAS LED INDIRECTLY TO HER SICNINC A LONG-TERM FILM
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    M-G-M signs Hollywood's first Greek long-termer'
    156 13 M-G-M signs Hollywood's first Greek long-termer' I— PAPAS, tall, dark with flashing black eyes and a vivid personality, is the first actress from Greece to be signed to a long-term Hollywood contract. By desire, training and experience, she is an actress in the true tradition of the Greek Theatre. She
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    I want to be a film star
    381 13 I want to be a film star I HAVE been thinking of acting in Holly- wood. Can you advise < me? Are there any producers to whom I may write? Are there any c Asian actors or Indian 1 actresses in Hollywood and are they on contract as other stars?
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    SURPRISED?
    26 13 It that a surprised look or jusr a new outlook on looking beautiful But surprised or not, she's Lilian* Montevecdii. dancing ttar in M-C-M's "Moonfleet."
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    Pirate and a Prince
    81 13 The Singapore Garrick Theatre's next attraction is comedian-producer. Bhagwan's "Pyara Dushman" (Hindi) featuring Nadira, Jairaj. Sulochana and Bhagwan. The story Is about a pirate girl, Bcla. whose role Is taken by Nadira. She is a young and beautiful captain of a pirate ship. It is interesting
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      245 15 1 15 T4OW iS^^f^BU L I HAI b I Hb [^VHV SHOULD ItVVhiS PLACE HAS A I^l'M GOING IN SCO(?CH H OUR CHANCE I TEMPLE OF THE )fl US^f MVSTEgIOUS HiSTOR/- Jv 7 MOW KARLl y fs^TM^MlMGl^ 7?^^ C*SCO tCl&+ Sfot<-*~ UXCct West fcLVcruvcx* JNJO. SEE^S THAT Mf ANHh'LF. SOME
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    WE'RE SURROUNDED!'
    1917 17  -  ROBERT FORD > i^>. tf&L t '''.SSfea::' i&■ i^HES&H9HEfl^fl^ By /i dash through freezing mountain passes to escape invading Chinese Communists was foiled ne, May I started Chamdo not be healthy spot -ruring an and began c possirning to contract Covn two re--1 was dri t fee! wdlk
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      88 17 and incidentally. BOVRIL mak»i a dtliciouf flavouring for soups. t M wSit Chinese makan It build* X" tnergy and strength vjL givas n*w rigour %^^^>i. v^^L^-f^jt*^ ond vitality. 5 Hi dtitcious it* tcooomic«U BORK l5f^,n,W Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Pc-a^. K»rfng. Sarawa^andjrune; '•stinguished people choose flr 1 0|f toothbrush x
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    'Safety first' move affects Rally speeds
    1205 18  -  CHRISTOPHER PAGE Holiday traffic and road blocks force changes By ■MUU ef §i&£o&*@ REDUCTION of speeds for certain sections and classes of the Shell Malayan Motor Rally have been made in line with a "safety first" attitude by the organisers. Heavy traffic expected on
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    STATUTE MILE IS FICTION
    555 18 STATUTE MILE IS FICTION A letter to the Motoring Editor: SIR- -As the spokesman f or a large group of intending competitors, who have had a voluminous correspondence with the organisers on the question of standardising measuring instruments perhaps you will spare space to print the views of tr>e other
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      435 18 When you think of it, Iyou have everything I to gain from buying I your Blue Gillette Blades in a quick-feed I Dispenser. After all, I you pay only for the 1 1 blades -the Dispenser I is free. I f£ jf^ Herearethe advantages: the H, I :|fi^Bi^! I 6lide
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    MRU OVERRUN THAIS
    578 19 47-6 victory in final game for the King's Cup By A Special Correspondent BANGKOK, Sun. yHE Malayan Rugby Union side today troun-l ced Thailand in their final match at the Bangkok National Stadium by 47 points (seven goals, four tries) to six (penalty and drop-goal). It was
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    Lock icon N. ZEALANDERS DRAW TEST
    40 19 DACCA. Bat— Pakistan and New Zealand drew the third and final cricket Test here today. Final scores: New Zealand 70 and 69 for six. Pakistan 195 for six dccl. Pakistan won the first two Tests. Reuter.
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    Chandler's brilliance did not stop SCC
    434 19 Chandler's brilliance did not stop SCC OINOAPOHE Cricket Club won J their annual match againsi Selan^or Club on the Singapore padang yesterday by 14 points (goal, two tries and a penalty) to nine (try a:io >«v penalties i. Thi 3 iradiUonal fixture, tne oldest in Malaya was played in perfect
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    Ceylonese cap bad week for Police XI
    374 19 CINGAPO*?E Police cannot readi- ly recall a rjrse week foi them ln the Singapore Hockey Association's league competition. Fiv e dnys aco they were strong contenders for the first division title. Yesterday they slumped to i the middle of the table with their
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    This fuss a case of sour grapes
    181 19 This fuss a case of sour grapes From Jack Flemington SYDNLY, Sat ASKING why Sir Do n a 1 d Bradman should not help to choose the next Australian team for England and then cover the tour as a writer if he wishes, Sydney Daily Telegraph cricket writer, R. S.
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    S'pore first victims for Aryan tourists
    459 19 SINGAPORE, without five of their first team players, became the Aryan Gymkhana's first victims in Singapore at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday The Indian tourists, held to draws in their first two games, won 2-1 yesterday, but it was not an impressive effort. Singapore, who
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    EARLY POINTS BEAT POLICE
    107 19 A FIRST HALF superiority enr abled Nee Soon RFC. to beat Police by 11 points (goal, try and penaltyt to three Ury> in a rugger fixture at Nee Soon yesterday. Nee Soon scored all their 11 points in the first half. Alway converted a penalty and
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    IN THE FINAL
    32 19 SEGAMAT. Sat. Paya Lanp entered .he district final of the High Commissioner's Cup soccer competition with a 2-0 win over Labis Bahru yesterday. Abu Bakar and Wong Wah scored.
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    Selangor rout Johore
    238 19 Selangor rout Johore KUALA LUMPUR, Sat., OELANGOR proved too good for Johore and j came off with an easy 6-0 victory in the open- J ing tie of the inter- State hockey triangular tournament on the padang today. Though Johore proved game losers and made some determined efforts, especially in
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    JEROME, NEELA, ARE VARSITY'S BEST ATHLETS
    586 19 FIVE records v.ere broken at the ■fartl) University of Malaya tnter-faculty athletic championships held at Buklt Tlmah. yesterday. Champion atnlete was 20-year-oid Jerome Henderson (Science) who Ma first in the 120 yards hurdles, long and high jumps and j runner-up in the discus and
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    NAZAKAT SHOWS OLD DASH
    704 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Outpaces James Aitch in 3-f workout in 36 3/5 VAZAKAT (3f. in 36 3 5), Wonder Gold (3f. in 36 4 5), The Ringer and Walla Walla (4f. in 50 1/5), Adelaide Star and Shamrock Slipper (3f. in 37) and Mirandola (37 1/5
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    50 20 20 Words $10 (minimum). MR. AND MRS. M. Veloo thank the Commissioner of the Federation Police. Friends and Relatives for Wreaths. Letters of Condolence. And Attendance at the Funeral of their beloved son Inspector V. Pepunathan. who died In a Road Accident at Gclang Patah, Johore On 30.10 1955.
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    46 20 ;n Word* $t() (minimum). S. P. SHOTAM, Managing Di:ector of S P. Shotam Co. L'd :ind Brother-in-law of C. R. rvasaratha Raj. aged 43. passed iw.iv peacefully on 12.11.55. Cortege leaves 31, Balmoral Road, •t 12 noon on Sunday 13.11.55 for cremation at Bidadari Cemetery.
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    REME BEAT RE IN INTER-CORPS TIE
    43 20 REME beat Royal Engineers 5-3 in an Inter-Corps hockey fixture at Ayer Rajah Road. Wev Ah Kuan .2. Barclay <2> and Bentley scored for REME. who led 3-0 ai ihe interval. Coiling* and Young replied for Sappers.
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    Spore weights for Saturday
    431 20 WEIGHTS for all I fight rfcrs on Saturday, ivii day I of the Sin*ap<ve Turf Club's November Meeting are: Cl. I,DIV. 1-6 F Shamrock Slipper 9.00 The Ringer 8.12 Enjoyment II 8.10 Carpenter 8.10 Walla Walla 8.09 Adelaide Star 8.08 Krakatoa 8.08 Mazooka 8.07 Sir Francis
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    Civil Lord whips rivals
    953 20 NAROO WINS, DISQUALIFIED Big Suvvep TOTAL POOL: S258.678. 1st: No. :it>!>946— (S77.604). 2nd: No. *****6— ($38,802). 3rd: No. *****8— ($19,400). Starters (S1.763)each): Nos. *****0: *****4; *****6; *****5; *****4; *****7; *****2; *****3; *****7; *****8; *****7. IPOH, Saturday. CIVIL LOKD. a gymkhana races favourite, whipped his rivals by
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    BLACK GETS 100 th POINT
    180 20 COMBINED Tensah proved too fast foi Royal Air Force Seletar in their rugby match at Seletar yesterday, beating them by 19 points (two coals. two penalties and a try) to three (try). Tengnh took the lead in the 15th minute when Black, who completed his
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    Winckley & Hay key men in SHA trial today
    305 20 Winckley Hay key men in SHA trial today THIS is a "week of decision" for the four selectors of the Singapore Hockey Association. They have only eight days more to announce the Colony team to meet the Federation in their annual fixture at Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 26 but they
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    Lock icon BARTON LOSES FIRST FIGHT
    46 20 LONDON, Sat— ltaly's Alessandro d'Ottavi o last night handed Britain's light heavyweight hope. Ron Barton, hi s first defeat with a 10-round decision in Manchester. Barton 22, previously was unbeaten in 19 professional fights. Barton scaled 173 pounds and d'Ottavio 174'«.— A.P.
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    Macao invite SMC members
    178 20 THE Automobile Club of Portugal x (Macao) have Issued an invitation to Singapore Motor Club members to compete in their Grand Prix next year. This was told the Sunday Times I by Chan Lye Choon. who with his brother, Lye Huat. returned to Singapore by air
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