The Straits Times, 20 November 1955

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES tfettSale* in Malay* No. 1,056. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1955. 20 CENTS.
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    British synthetic 'no disaster'
    52 1 LONDON. Saturday. rE NEWS that general purpose synthetic rubber will be produced in Britain does not face natural rubber countries with disaster. The Times said today R übbor n evident for that G R.s. <>n a n, both In the 'Aalls— and :riand •< in- on
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    GIRLS SAVE THE TOTE
    267 1 GIRLS SAVE THE TOTE |Y|ORE than 60 totalisator operators, employed by the Singapore Turf j Club, stayed away from their desks at Bukit Timar yesterday, the frst day of the November meeting. Racing, however, went on. The club had employed women to replace the men. The 4S gaily dressed women
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    Exploding lamp burns children
    41 1 '•'Q a gin were burnt when a '■ire lamp i nloded at Bukit Panlast n:«ht. I ng. 8. and 6. and were ad- .1 HosQditlon Tay Ah lly burnt in beat off timing n Shi wi.s it-patient.
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    Lock icon A natural ghost ship
    72 1 "I V\, 1 iji T I --lands. Sat. "I Fiji (jovernment 'a denied a ii.it Japanese n bad been re*for killing the "thmi ship" iind .itMiulor.cd tint in the vii■- i in List week. .ni unprecedented i the Colonial Mi I R Id the people thai
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    Lock icon 50 BOMBS IN WORST NIGHT OF TERROR
    193 1 DOLICE and troops broke with tear gas in Lamac ever night of terrorism on 50 bombs were exploded. Throughout the island, troops were on the alert after last night's terrorist attacks, NICOSIA, Saturday, up student demonstrations :a early today after the worst- 1
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    THE TENGKU NAMES THE DAY
    432 1 Chin Peng tahl: *HVe*M see you at our convenience 9 Peace talks in late December —and Marshall will be there KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE CHIEF MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is sending his decision on the date and place for his meeting with the Communist SecretaryGeneral
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    57 1 THE Singap3re Chief Minister, Mi. David Marshall, at the luncheon given yesterday by Mr. D. T. Assomull, president of the Indian Chamber of Commerce in honour of the six-man fact-finding mission from Indonesia. On right is the deputy chairman of the mission. Dr. de Villeneauve. Today the mission will visit
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    Bus owners to men: The lock-out stays
    204 1 y NCAPOKfc Chinese bus owners yesterday refused to give in to a second attempt by their locked-out employees to return to work. Officials of the Chinese Bus Owners' Association said the five-day lock-out of the 1,600 busmen of ten companies, will "continue indefinitely
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    Planter shot at by Reds
    53 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— A parg of terrorists opened fire on the manager of the Middleton Estate In Rengam. Johore a.T he was travelling to Kluang in an armoured vehicle yesterday. One shot hit the vehicle but neither the manager nor the two Special Constables with
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    Lock icon Now his sight
    42 1 ROME. Sat. Antonio Orsi. 20. a deaf mute of i Piedimonte D Aiife. South Italy, lost his sight when an old wartime grenade he j picked up in the woods near j ere exploded in his face yesterday. Reuter.
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    Troubadour pays $294
    85 1 There were two spectacular j upsets at Bukit Timah yesterday, opening day of the Singapore Turl Club Novem- ber Meeting. Joe's Tipple iMawl). ownled by Mr. A. C. Simmons and Mr. R. A C Wills, started 1 the day's racing with a $123 i upset in his
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    Lock icon Fair juries
    21 1 ROME. Sat. Women are to sit on Italian juries for the first time according to a new Bill. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Underworld boss kissed Her Ladyship
    181 1 LONDON. Sat LADY DOCKER, pay socialite wife of a wealthy British industrialist, derided tonitrht to sue for ilaniatiev She alleges she was tricked into mingling with crooks, gangsters and thus-, at a party in London's underworld. She and her husband, Sir Bernard Docker, head of
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    Lock icon The navy shows its submarine secrets
    138 1 TEDDINCTON, Middlesex. Saturday. THE Royal Navy today lifted its security screen to show, for the first time, experimental undersea missiles skimming round a giant circular pool at a hun'AbouT16^ fen andiy^d ove r a vear British journalists were sushown the naval underwater The giant
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    Lock icon Atomic aeroplanes
    23 1 LONDON. Sat. The Hawker Siddeley group announced yesterday it would build a research station to .-tudv nuclear power for planes. A.P.
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    $20,000: IS YOUR NAME ON THIS LIST?
    397 1 $20,000: IS YOUR NAME ON THIS LIST? CUBJECT to re-scrgtmy. one entrant wins the first prize of $15,000 in the Malayan Monthly Word Puzzle Contest "P" He IS' PHONG lIIAN WAN. r o H. C. l.alc\ Ltd., IVtaliiu. Selaniior. He submitted a solution whirl) the adjudication coni.m judue,; U) tM
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    $2,500 each for two people
    50 1 $2,500 each for two people TWO people share the 55,000 prize in Straits Time Word Puzzle '"BB" Each will receive 52.500 They are: Mr. Anthony Francis D.C.R.E. Alexandra, Malan Road c/o C.P.O. Singapore. Mr. Ec Chim Yam, 19 Rock Road, Kuching. See Page Nine for the Competition Editor's weekly article.
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    7 have been patient
    178 1 7 have been patient PENANG, Sat. IT^ENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN in Penanp today presented "wings" to Pilot Oflicer Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mohamed Hassan, of the Penan? Malayan Auxiliary Ai r Force. I« said: "Even in these last few days we have seen the Communists' methods at work. They were supposed
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    Better half
    43 1 PHILADELPHIA. Bat— Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest. Treasurer of the United States, predicted here last night that by the year 2.000 a woman would bi Vice President. three women would be on the Supreme Court bench and Congress would be half female
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      78 1 PARTY PACK S5O SERVES FOR ICE CREAM COLI STMMf MUHEIIIEJ HI SUMMIIC I UMf U» K»« the one gift j E^* tjT\ of glamour p ~^S '■tj/J she would chouse rr A y '^j for herself A^ Truly feminine gifts f from Hollywood to make her say. "You're wonderful All
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    THERE'S A RAILWAY ON THE MOON
    1389 2  - THERE'S A RAILWAY ON THE MOON ROBERT PITMAN The answer to the question of the hour -what awaits man on the planets? Continuing JOURNEY TO THE STARS by JJOW far will iikmi reach into space dining our lifetime? Or in (he lifetime ol our children? So far in this series
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    IF THEY TELL YOU MARS HAS NO LIFE...
    414 2  -  LORD NELSON, By author of Life in th« Universe and There IS Life on Mars. THAT some form of life exists on Mars can no longer be seriously doubted It may be nothing more than a low form of vegetation of the
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      6 2 NEXT WEEK The space doctor's problems
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    Hoodoo tanker delayed again
    39 3 Hoodoo tanker delayed again for the I Hydroussa r today > t an•■vnlcn \oyage. day.*. I MTKO Of Hyiater 7 run been charg- from disabled latest de- was dlsby 1 mrm- I 1 said Is nnw srher long the Persian
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    RUBBER EXPORT DUTY
    72 3 \1 LUMPUR. Sat.— Export duties on rubber dropunlltm last month. Nports netted the Treasury .lust over Sl7 •ip.ir«d with S'!4 million the month before. i. tics increased b> nearly SI million. Taxes nt> and sugar accounted for the increase. i"t.il easterns revenue for the month was nearly
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    PAP invites 8,000
    53 3 The Peoples Action Party h?s invited about 8.000 people to attend its first anniversary relebrations at the Singapore Badminton Hall next Sunday from 930 a.m. to l p.m. Nearly all trade unions in the island are among those invited. Addresses will be given by ill the five
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    TALK ON BUDDHISM
    50 3 There will be a talk on 3uddhism— Message of the blaster— at the Buddhist Jnion Shrine. 28 Jalan Sen,um. -off Changi Road, this ncrning at 11.30. It Will be given by Mr. K. K. Menon. a former Sinjapore lawyer, who Is on a >hort visit from India.
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    Airport orders: Get into the fire, says Mr. Fryer
    262 3 PAYA LEBAR airport's hre officer, Mr. Arthur Fryer, who served through the London Blitz, has set a motto for his men "Get into the fire." Any fear they had has been eliminated in constant practices in which his men have put
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    TO GET FACTS
    38 3 MR. lAIN LANC. Foreign Editor of London Sunday Times, who flew in to Singapore yesterday by Q.intas "to set really up-to-date background in preparation for your Chief Ministers London talks next year.' Straits Times picture.
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    Labour chief puts up new plan to end STC strike
    239 3 Labour chief puts up new plan to end STC strike JHE COMMISSIONER FOR LABOUR. Mr. D I. Goodwin, yesterday made two new proposals to the Singapore Traction Company and its 2,800 striking workers, in an attempt to end the 55-day-old strike. He invited both parties to accept the date of
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    Legal find
    118 3 The Ch.- Minister o Singapore. Mr. David Mar shall, wants t change thi law which gives the Gov. ernor iol< D wet to cor.side: i ct oi vent nflscated by the Gov. ernrm nt He said: '"Such p< should not be considered b; the Governor alone, but b;
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    PHONE MEN GET RISES
    187 3 The 600-strong Singapore Telephone Board Employees' Union yesterday agreed to accept wage rises for apprentices and labourers including field workers. New pay offers for workers in Grade One. Two and Three, are now being studied by the union. Mr. Peter Scow. the union's secretary, told the
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    Entries close for car rally
    75 3 Entries for the Malayan i motor rally organised by the Shell Company of Singapore closed on Friday with 121 entrants 91 tourers and 30 sports cars. The organisers will reduce the field to 100 entries The names will be announced later. The different classes are:
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    Striker fined for threat
    42 3 Lim Quek Tin was fined $50 in Singapore yesterday for intimidatine a Singapore Cold Storage c.ierk. Lim Ah Kirn. in September. Lim. a striker, threatened, to beat up the clerk if he; continued working, the court was told.
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    Sikhs to celebrate
    37 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Sikhs here will celebrate the anniversary of the birthday 3f Guru Nanak the founder of their religion with three days of prayer. The :elebrations will start on Nov. 2 1 I
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    A look-back on 34 years at the Harbour Board
    201 3 VOW that the Singapore •'^> Harbour Board's expansion plans haw; been finalised the port's future can be faced with confidence, Mr. W. H. Lait, told tbe Sunday Times yesterday. Mr. Lait, the board's traffic manager. Is retiring at the end of
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    MARSHALL: I TOLD YOU SO'
    152 3 MARSHALL: I TOLD YOU SO' THE Chief Minister of i Singapore. Mr. David I Marshall, yesterday received a telegram from Ceylon confirming that standing orders governing reporters in the House of Parliament j were the same as those of j;he Colony's Legislative Asi sembly. The telegram, which was sent by
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    Carter jailed for assault
    99 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. When Kaka Singh was driving his bullock cart on Sept. 16 at Simpane Rengam Ahmad bi n Kunju Ahmad, seven, climbed behind for a ride. This annoyed Kaka Singh who threw a piece of fireI wood at the boy. In the Kluang Sessions
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    Swifter payment of police pensions
    151 3 FHE Singapore Government has taken steps to speed up the payments of pension and gratuity awards for nen and women of the Special Constabulary or their de>endents in need of prompt assistance it has authorised the pen- sions officer of the Special Constabulary to fix
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    Townsend was like 'the bay next door!'
    658 4 Townsend was like 'the bay next door!' |II!I|IIIIIII!IIIII!IIIIIII1IIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH^ 1 SPORTSMEN HAD MUCH IN COMMON I JJOW did the Duke of Edinburgh and Group Captain Peter Townsend get along as individuals? The Duke was glad of Townsend'i company. He was a grown up version of the boy next door. Edinburgh could
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    ROBERT GLENTON
    35 4 THIS WEEK CON- r CLUDES HIS ARTICLE IN WHICH HE ASKS WAS IT THE DUKE WHO HAD TOWN- SEND BANISHED?' AND TELLS OF THE CROUP CAPTAIN S LAST HOURS AT THE PALACE. I
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    HOPPED UP YOUTH
    108 4 Many of the outbursts of violence among Britain's young people are caused by a new drug craze. For about Msl a youth can get enough drug in a chemist's shop to keep him "hopped up" for a month. Most popular drug is of the Amphetamine type, which
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    Bloodstain they just can't move!
    348 4 UOW do you remove a bloodstain that keeps reappearing on your wall? i That is the problem that baffles Mrs. Ida Hale, landlady of the Chequers Inn at Crookbam. Hampshire in Britain. And the stain was made by the blood of Jack Mackerel, shot dead
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    Road to the top can start at the bottom
    631 4 Road to the top can start at the bottom 1 -in diii mi Tiiiiwi u AdjL^^yAiJitJa|i^^Mr^ Ai i gti^^ |'M sure that somewhere in this world there are funnier comedians than Red Skelton, Milton Berle, or Jackie Cleason, or whoever happens to be your favourite funmaker. I'm convinced there are
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    Secrets of a sword swallower
    91 4 Secrets of a sword swallower pill, wrap wadding, leaving c three feet, and swallow This maki for one lower. And then secret oi thi sion. Theri salves for linine of th weapons appearing in Again., r. just eat it. V get a lot your mouth Your eyebi to go and
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    Inspect 'spoils and lasses' offer
    222 5 We sell no-pirate idea to visiting mission JHE Chief Minister, Mr! David Marshall, yesterdiy told a six-man Indonesian fact-finding mission: if. w us where our piracy is and we will stop it." He said that if the lndo-| nesians thought that Singai pore harboured pirates,
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    Lady Jacqueline tours Seletar'
    56 5 Lady Jacqueline, wife of Lord De Lisle and Dudley i Britain's Secretary of State j for Air, yesterday toured RAF Seletar Lady Jacqueline and her husband are due to leave on Monday for Hong Kong, after which "they will return to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore before
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    NEW BANK WILL HELP BOOST COLONY TRADE'
    242 5 THE Governor, Sir Robert Black, said last night he I hoped the establishment of the Singapore branch of Bank Negara Indonesia would improve trade relations and increase business between the Colony and Indonesia. He described the establishment of the branch as "a happy
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    He'll see his own paintings
    115 5 He'll see his own paintings ACOLLFXTOR of Malayan works of art will next week see all of his collection together for the first time. The 45 works, owned by Mr. Frank Sullivan, a vicepresident of the Singapore Art Society, will he exhibited at the Singapore Studio Club's premises in Orchard
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    TANGLIN CHAPEL WEDDING
    46 5 Mr. Tom Waggon, a telegraphist at fh Royal Naval Wirclcsi Station, Kranji, and his bride, formerly Miss Maureen Leister Dunn, after their wedding at the Tanglin Chapel, C.H.Q. Far East Land Forces, in Singapore yesterday. The reception was field at the Britannia Club.
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    Loyalty can be a weakness
    281 5 LOYALTY is sometimes a weakness; particularly when people depend on it. And such was the experience of The Stage Club in presenting Charlotte Hastings' Bonaventure at the" Victoria Memorial Hall in Singapore last week. The club depended too much on the loyalty of the Colony's
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    People who say China is heaven
    248 5 its amazing; says mr. Marshall SINCAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, said yesterday it was amazing how some people thought China was heaven. He said their attitude was "to hell with Singapore," but after a year in China they said "I want to come
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    J.C. TAN
    171 6 Dirty, unkempt, our beggars reflect on us all says 'J' H E plaintive looking tot with soulful eves and bloated belly sidles up to your table as you plunge your chopsticks into the mess of noodles intending to attack them with gusto. You look up, encounter his beseeching
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    Cook who knew better loses money
    582 6 J?AIN having held off for three consecutive days has allowed the Tuan to clean round banana clumps and spread chemical manure. Regardless of his expatriatism he thinks nothing of doing such low-down jobs. Latefy, on stopping work for the evening, he deliberately went out
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    CHILDREN WHO NEVER HAVE A CHANCE
    562 6 GirLs at a tender age are taught to walk brazenly up to complete strangers and make demands on them. There is no delicate blush to tinge their cheeks, downcast eyes or even maidenly modesty. They are most coldblooded about the whole affair, and there
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    MATCHING YOUR TACKLE
    499 6  -  Sagai lA«.#.#.V*, by DECENT arrivals in Malaya have complained to me of the difficulty of obtaining in Malaya the equipment for light fishing One angler who has had 1 wide experience in other I countries of both fresh 1 and salt water fishing and I who is
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    Do women dress to please a man?
    743 7 Do women dress to please a man? ****************************************11 l yyilKX four Continental beauties conic to town loaded down with French fashions that's the time women start looking and talking and men just start looking. And so armed with four pertinent questions and a most attractive interpreter, I ventured into the
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    We have a secret love..
    844 7 girl 1 love is to be mar- ried next month. She is the j-ister of my brother-in-law: but neither her family nor the man she is to marry, who is an old friend of mine, know that we are in love. I have asked her
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      35 7 A UAN6W ON TUe VJALL IT /-*NO. WANT IT MA^, 4 M^SS I I lUIT TU6 WAT6C PlPC J- < pog mv PAMsr fli m 1^ C-PQ^^r PoopegLy I_A^j /wuat coulq too h fc -^"\V V
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    The new outlook is: Black, black, black!
    355 8 The new outlook is: Black, black, black! Hola says ANNE SCOTT-JAMES from Spain where... 1 n<>tr Sunday linns feature... by J. Arthur Bank film stars MADRID. THE Spaniards don't clash colours, like I the Italians. They pick one vibrant colour and use it with black. The couturier Pertegaz puts a
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    SAFETY-by the yard
    198 8 SAFETY -by the yard Says ANN FRASER IT sets you back on your haunches (or it did me) to hear that an eminent pathologist thinkb accidents in the home more ghastly than murder. That's the opinion, don't forget, of one who dabbles in murder as part of his everyday job!
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    Here's fashion's basic secret!
    260 8 Here's fashion s basic secret! THERE is much more to a pew line m fashion than meets the eye the real secrets, in fact, are hidden from view What the world sees is the outward, perfect result achieved only by the correct basic fourv-^rion garment Through day into evening the
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    Flag days: Police give a warning
    330 9 CINCAPOREANS have been cheated in the past by J illegal collectors on flag days, the Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque, told the Sunday Times yesterday. He said that these illegal collectors escaped with good house-to-hou.se collections although the police held strict checks. Mr. Claque
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      338 9 Solutions to the contests judges answers Inapt answers to many IN $20,000 word puzzle P' clues knocked out entries judges of Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest "BB" thought that many of the entries indicated less care than usual in the interpretation of clues, and many fell out because some of
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      844 9 other hand, may be of a degree too trifling to answer the clue. Preference for FEAT. "If a great actress, were ill, her understudy could hardly be expected to play the part equally well," said the judges. She WOULD be expected to by some people, but it is hardly likely
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES
    7 10 Singapore, Nov. 20. 1955.
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    1104 10 As the worlds population increases by leaps and bounds, don't you KnowAlLs think it extremely unwise for our statesmen to try and avert a third world war? D. A. P. Kempas Look at it this way. Suppose you and your family were going to be slaughtered
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    Terror on the doorstep, but this town is booming
    687 10 Kluang is becoming the trading centre of Johore, says NELSON RUTHERFURD |^LUANC is the Ma.ay word for a flyingfox. But for seven years Malayans have mentally translated Kluang as the biggest town in the country's worst terrorism area. To them. Kluang
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    We've entered the black period
    578 10  -  MIKE WATCHER RADIO EVERY year about the beginning of November some years even earlier the English Programme Department of Radio Malaya suddenly find themselves facing a financial crisis they have run out funds. It always manages to catch them unawares, and with surprised consternation they
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    Henry and the Church
    279 10 Henry and the Church I IK E M 'also n J Han n the how b.V your col bequeri, Your stated thai England divorce, ri twng o f this ground f)n th, actually Sg,^ ij Pope, the with* dispensation a:: to marry c htm Aragon H H- sb Anne Bolcy
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      827 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. 20 Word, $10 (minimum). CHAN-CHUA: The engagement Is announced today between Mr Chan Cho Dolly, the youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cnan Slew Chu;.n. and Miss Chua Inn Jwee. the only daughter ol Madam Chan Ah Lek. ANNOUNCEMENT 21) Hordt $1» (minimum). ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY
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      331 10 r~ NOT AT ANY PRICE i DEVELOPMENTS of the past few days make it l clear that the meeting between Chin Peng and Tengku Abdul Rahman will take place. But the future of Malaya will depend to a large extent upon the circumstances of the meeting and the manner in
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    No politics in schools'
    276 11 CIVICS IS POSSIBLE, EDUCATION MINISTER rer. ivir. i.new bwee Kee, yesterii any possibility of introducing political curriculum of Singapore schools. He was commenting on a suggestion made by the Young Progressives secretary Mr. Chua Che r Bak, who said schools should have political education to prepare
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    ILK. SOCCER
    227 11 ■ON. Sat. I KOI ND \\rr\ham 1 \lrv (I I l>urluun City 1 No: Mirk 2 i.ldliam Ath. 1 k linn 0 \.-w port t 1 i-sler Mln (H| 1 Dcrfcj C. 2 f -iiuimraplon 0 I ill I id. 0 1 .uimere R. 2 I sl>ur> T
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    16 11 \< proiklng away nocause not pay vu acre yester- ol Tanf ed t.o baby boy could
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    Singapore — 'no mod con and all culture'
    157 11 Singapore 'no mod con and all culture' CINCAPORE has too little sanitation and too mucr culture. This is the opinion of a journalist whc has spent the past five years touring the world and writing about t She Is Mrs. Dorothy Rice Sims, a staff writer of the "Havana Post",
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    RUBBER, TIN, COPRA PRICES
    191 11 l>eeember first grade rubber buyers 1.0. b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $1.23-\, per 16. threeOturtcn of a cent above Friday's Close. Tin- closing tone was steady. Closing price* :n cents per lb. were: No. l R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 137%. sellers 128 No. 1 R.S.S.
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    WANT NOT, SPEND NOT PLAN
    414 11 Ministers: 'Wine and song? Nonsense, we will spend the money carefully' gINCAPORE'S ministers yesterday hit back at City Councillor Mr. Chan Kum Chee for saying that the budget provision for entertainment allowances for the Chief Minister and other members of the Government was "scandalous". The
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    Marshall to a girl's rescue
    211 11 Marshall to a girl's rescue CINCAPORES Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday described the contents of a letter allegedly: written by Easwari, the 14- j year-old Indian girl who' disappeared from her home on Oct. 13, as a "dreadful and pathetic story." I In the letter the girl made certain
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    9 answer SATA plea
    137 11 SO far eight European, and one Asian have responded to the apoal by Dr G. H Garlick. Director of SATA. for car-owners who can take T.B. patients to the clinic and then home again. One of them even offered to put his car completely at the
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    28 11 THE DEATH occurred of Dr. V K. ThambypUlai at his residence in Ceylon Lane. Greentown, Ipoh, yesterday afternoon Funeral at 9 a.m. today at the Hindu cemetery.
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    HEALTH WEEK STARTS A HOWLING SUCCESS
    141 11 MORE than 1 .000 babies have entered tor Singapore s •champion baby" contest which starts tomorrow with the opening of Health Week Entries for the competl- 1 Lion closed yesterday and organisers are now worrying about tomorrow's work to be done. Thirty doctors will
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    POLICE BAND
    18 11 The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esplanade from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. today.
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    CUTTING THE CAKE
    36 11 Mr |immy Chcok Soo Ben? helps hit bride, formerly Mist Mcc Mcc Vow Sai Chin, cur the cake yesterday during the reception in the church hall aMer their wedding at Weiley Chinch, Singapore.
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    THIS WEEK'S CAMERA CONTEST WINNERS
    131 12 "^HE Sunday Times Camera Contest this week is won by Mr. Loh Peng Hon. of 106, Sembawang Rd Singapore 26, with the study of a young Malayan girl, top left. Second prize goes to Mr. Chung Choon Seng, of 116, Hutton Lane, Penang, for his
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    Evil spirits which stopped a mill beaten by a thread
    667 12  -  Donald Davies S^^B^SmH^ffWrHl r IX) the uninitiated, the A ways of the east are strange Surveyor John Turnbuil Thomson tells of a night he spent at a I bungalow on the shores of Province Wellesley. opposite Georgetown. Pen'ans. He describes
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      123 12 Popular Crosssvord ACROSS DOWN 1. Vegetable (6); 5, station (4); Pigment (6); 2, Continually 10. Hot Spot (4); 11, Relish (5); i 4): 3> In <-»ne (4); 4. Lure (6); 5, 12, Defeats (5); 14. Ready (6); r^ a (a) 6 Bf 1 to us (3) If. Plant ,6, IS.
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    JANE'S DEBUT WAS LIKE A HOLLYWOOD STORY
    333 13 ITTHAT is the back- ground and address of Jane Powell? Has she I won any awards for her films? SEBASTIAN T Kuala Lumpur Born in Portland. Oregon, j on April 1. Jane Powell waa only »even-years-old when star was singing on a child
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    'Rogey' wants to be a respectable citizen
    656 13  - 'Rogey' wants to be a respectable citizen LOGAN GAURLAY I -By I on Broadway i JIIK waiter came into the lounge of the hotel suite balancing a tray, and said: "Here are the drinks, Bogie We were in democratic New York, where it Is the waited-upon who have to be
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    Ava finds happiness -at last!
    738 13 Ava finds happiness -at last! w/ HfcN Ava Gardner, just i». went to Hollywood. the film capital said she was "sweet as apple pie and twee as natural." That was nearly 14 years, 31 films and three marriages ago Today she has more than enough of the fame, has been
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    Jack Hawkins in wax
    68 13 As Jack Hawkins says, one of the most flattering things that can happen to an actor Is having his effigy it Madame Tussaud's famed waxworks. In the New Year, husky Jack's figure will be there in the Stage and Screen Group," along with the biggest names
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    PRISONER OF THE REDS
    1484 17  - PRISONER OF THE REDS ROBERT! FORD TRAN R Jp F D°D R e?> N J^i? TATIONED IN INDu'wmrSirßOYAL^^ ED A rnwTß a/-V\ TIBET T0 Op tRATE A RADIO STATION AND WHEN THE WAR FINISHED ACCEPT- i WITH Tmf SfiSLJX T H J" HE TIBETAN GOVERNMENT TO MAINTAIN RADIO COMMUNICATION ME
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      107 17 \Znio mc^er, ><e«-\. 'WZ Wt* ve Hecflsctoui -rUe\ doctona^o^^ 6 I Ktmrim w ess-f.HUvtuail. V. LivftHe energy to |V° wrmßOW!> J brokCKS«asft*,dirty \—^3s?<TS' supervise H<iK<3S.l*t« |?s^BMfc~~i f\ v r^ N y you expect people A/h'ivi^cxWj S>m /^Wt^^^Sr^ i\ -lo come io Hrn* /jyffik *ny test j W[* 'vVi rTHE POCTOR'S
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    Who said 'three-wheelers' are no good?
    647 18 Who said 'three-wheelers' are no good? Tlsks CHRISTOPHER PAGE i ■I N recent years there have appeared in Europe and Britain a number of threewheeled passenger vehicles, such as the Cerman Messerschmidt and the British Bond Mini-car. I These vehicles are remarkably cheap to run, the mileage obtained is nearly
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    164 18 This Belvedere few-door sedan is one of 15 models in Plymouth's 1956 line of cars. Although emptiasit has been on styling and performance, safety devices have not been forgotten in the new models. One innovation is a new door latch which minimises the possibility of doors opening
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    Eyes are on the Olympic hopes
    405 18  -  CRUSADER' #f sg^pr« w S?mf By THE participation of Singapore and the Federation hockey teams in next year's Oympics in Melbourne has added interest to the first "international" match between Singapore and the Federation in Kuala Lumpur next Saturday. Both sides will no doubt
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    HK HOLD ADVANTAGE
    481 19 KaHasapathy takes 4 £or 40, Shepherdson scores 44 but... Malaya 117-8 In reply to 151 Prom A Special Correspondent HONG KONG, Saturday. ifALAYA were 34 runs behind with two wicn jn hand at the end of the first day's i the opening match of their Honjj Kong
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    115 19 K [MANS M Inn* .111.1 m 2 K.ul.isapalhjr b 3 h K ■lUx.ipathy 6 X.1K .1 Lisa pa thy 66 •i.uiiicey b 25 I. Vicaiah 0 luidson b 24 0 9 ■palnjr 6 Estm 10 Total 151 1 1. 10 32. 86, 151 M.nn.inam IS 3 id 3 17—2:
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    ARYANS BEAT SELANGOR 2-1
    44 19 I l/MPUR Sat. van Gymkhana the opening Federation tour 2-1 In a well below expecI md a contr.ted fast open U scrappy. In the 2lst Abdul Ghani and Used five minutes :< -forward Go- t)M second e-left J. Anthony •errific shot.
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    SOLUTIONS
    64 19 1 (>lrry; 5. Post, 10. hi. 12, Beats: 14, trnJca: 18 Real- 19, IS, Heron; 23. Emery; 21. Bass: 30. Hipp; 34, Lynch; 35. mv; 39. Astute; 41. \larm; 43. Vane; 44. irlds. obalt; 2. Ever; 3. Paper; 6. Our; mcritr; 9. Outlet; IS, Pane; 17, Atom; Hospital: 25,
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    Nomads rout GHQ 19-8
    174 19 •pENGAH Nomads beat G.H.Q. in A a rugby friendly at Tengah yesterday b 19 points (two goals three tries > to eignt (goal and try I Nomads were superior throughout and once they settled down produced a hieh standard of play i Their back line functioned
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    Poh Lim retains 2 titles
    108 19 '^i:\OAPORE champion 0 Ong Poh Lim nt.ti.ned the singles title when he beat party-mate Omar Ibrahim, in the singles Huaj of the Singapore B.A.s national championships at the Badminton Hall last night. Poh Lim, displaying a grand return to form, easily disposed off his young
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    Tout fund now $2,070
    158 19 gINGAPORE Badminton Association has received a total of $2,070 as donations towards its Junior Tour Fund U was announced by the association yesterday. The S.B.A win be sending three teams next month for matches acninst Terak, Penant?, SelanßOr and Malacca. A fourth team Ih being prepared
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    Naval Base XV outplay RASC
    74 19 Naval B:ise showed improvement in their play when beating RASC by 24 points i three goals *nd three tries' to three (tryt at *yer Rajah Road yesterday. RASC took an early lead with try by Boyle, but after that they rould not match the all-round
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    SERVICES BEAT NEGRI 11-3 IN POOR GAME
    189 19 SERVICES BEAT NEGRI 11-3 IN POOR GAME SEREMBAN, Sat. "^EGRI-Malacca suffer--11 ed their second H.M.S. Malaya rugby defeat today when they lost to Singapore Services by 11 points (goal, two penalties) to three (penalty) on the station padang here. Negri were without the services of several of their selected players,
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    SPORE PLAY JOHORE TODAY
    168 19 CINGAPORE will have their last full-scale workout against Johore at the G.S.C. ground this evening in preparation for their International match against the Federation on Saturday. Singapore will probably have one more practice during the week before they go to Kuala Lumpur on Friday. The Johore
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    SERVICES BEAT JOHORE 5-1
    53 19 Combined Services beat Johore State 5-1 In a hockey match at the Naval Base yesterday. Centreforward Nugent and winger Wey Ah Kuan each scored two goals. The other was by Gellard from a short corner. Syed Hassan scored for Johore before half-time after Services had taken
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    Lock icon INDIA 250 FOR TWO IN TEST
    61 19 HYDERABAD. Sat. An unbroken third wicket stand of 202. between Test stars P. R. Umrigar (112 1 and V. L. Manjrekar 102 1 placed India in a sound position today when their first-ever Test match against New Zealand began here. At the close of
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    10-NIL VICTORY
    75 19 Navy Nomads, strengthened by a crop of new players, trounced RAP. Seletar 2nd XI by 10-nil i in their S.H.A. Div. 2 leafue match at Seletar yesterday. Centre-for-ward Khan scored six goals. Other scorers were Fox (2>. Oakley and Mumtaz Rasul. At half-time Nomads led 4-0. R.E.M.E. beat
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    NEE SOON WIN 11-5
    43 19 Nee Soon "A beat H.M.S. Concord by 11 points <a goal, two tries) to five (a goal) In a ruseer match at Nee Soon yesterday. Carey Howsan and Leach scored tries for Nee Soon and Winfleld for H.M.S. Concored.
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    SAIRLEY NETS 3
    34 19 Arsenal Sports Clue drew 3-3 with Denvornlch tootball team in a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday Senln (2) and Maniram <1 scored for Arsenal and Sairley (3) for Denvomlch.
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    SIGNALS RALLY
    27 19 Hard, fast rugby at Seletar yesterday saw Royal Signals beat R A.F. Seletar by 21 points to 19. Signals rallied after trailing 14-6 at half-time.
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    Miller takes 7-12 to mark birth of son
    306 19 (From JACK FIXGI.ETON) SYDNEY. Sat. i AUSTRALIA'S most colourful cricketer Keith Miller today celebrated the birth of his fourth son with the best bowling feat ol his career. Playing for New South Wales Id a Sheffield Shield match, he took seven wickets
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    NEELA'S INCLUSION STARTS ROW IN S'GOR HOCKEY
    166 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. O.W.D. women's hockey team have sent a protest to the Selangor Ladles hockey league committee ove, the forfeiture ol two points. The P.W.D. women, who are defending champions as well a s an unbeaten side In the current league, were
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    Johore go to easy victory after interval
    508 19 Johore 21; Singapore 6 TOHORE virtually entered the final of the H.M.S. J Malaya rugby competition for the third year in succession yesterday when they beat Singapore Civilians by 21 points (three goals and two tries) to six (two penalties) on the Singapore
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    ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR PERAK
    171 19 ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR PERAK IPOH, Sat. PERAK, last year's runnersup to Johore in the H.M.S. Malaya rugger competition, suffered their second defeat when they were beaten by Penang by six points (two tries) to nil on the Ipoh padang this evening. Perak might have forced a draw at the least
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    Vijiaratnam scores four
    83 19 Singapore's new inside right A. Vijiaratnam scored four goals when Ceylon Sports Club beat RAF Seletar 5-2 in a SHA first division game at Balestier Roar yesterday. Vijiaratnam scored two early goals and then Abdul Karlm got the third. Just before the interval Vijiaratnam made it 4-0
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    POLICE HELD 2-2
    71 19 Police were held to 2-2 by University in a S.H.A. first, division league fixture at Buklt Timah yeslerday. Police, fielding a few reserves, scored first in the 10th minut through Sta Maria. University equalised just before the interval when Samad deflected a short corner hit by Kirpal
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    2729 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Bearer Bond beats S. Pacific at post JN a day of upsets Troubadour, ridden by apprentice Basri, scored a thrilling neck win from his heavily-backed stable mate, Safari, in the C lass Three, Div. 2, 6f handicap to pay $294
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    413 20  -  KPSOM JEEP Bff LITTLE PAPPA, a wellfancied runner for next week's Singapore St. Leger, had a testing gallop with Don Paterson up at Bukit Timah this morning. With Ascot to set the pace. Little Pappa ran 5f in lmin 3. 4f. in 51 and 3f.
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