Sunday Standard, 30 November 1958

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    16 1 SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD Vol. IX No. 151. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1958. 14 Page, 20 eta.
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    Lock icon WEST RISKING ATOMIC WAR
    300 1 Premier: City A Cold War Bastion BERLIN, Nov. 29 (UPI)— East German Premier Otto Grotewohl last night said West Berlin is a Western cold war bastion that could cause a devastating atomic war. He said the Soviet proposal to get Western troops out and convert the
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    Lock icon DONATIONS TO CHEER FUND TOP $15.000*
    41 1 DONATIONS TO CHEER FUND TOP $15.000* University of Malaya students counting the r donations to the Cheer Fund. From left S. Sivalingam, Mh s D. Samaladevi, S. Smgaravc'.u. Miss Claud. a Ebcr and Pius Martin. Their collections this year totalled $676.77.
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    Lock icon Yarsity Students Most Generous
    148 1 r rHE Standard 1958 Cheer A Fund this week passed the $15,000 mark, thanks to the spontaneous generosity and keen civic consciousness of our readers. Biggest donors this week are the students of the University of MaJaya m Singapore who passed the hat round the various
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    Lock icon WINDS KILL 2 IN NEW YORK
    65 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 29, (UPI> Strong winds swept across the metropolitan New York area for five hours last nigh', leaving two persons dead, six injured and widespread damage. At times, the gusts reached 68 mile? per hour. The winds ripped off the roof and
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    Lock icon 11 GET DEATH FOR MURDER
    66 1 IBADAN, Nigeria. Nov. 29. (UPD Eleven men were convicted of murder m the killing of a 60-year-old villager m Ibadan during riots last March and were sentenced to death today. The riots erupted after the death of Alhaji Adegoke Adelabu. a political, m an automobile
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    Lock icon ELEVENTH POLIO DEATH
    44 1 THE polio epidemic m Singapore yesterday claimed its eleventh life that of a 40-day-old child One new paralytic polio case, a 1 girl from Bukit Panjang, was reported by noon Total number of cases for the year now stands at 333.
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    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR, bat.— Wife of the visiting Canadian Prime Minister, Mrs. John G. Diefenbaker, was so full oi admiration for the intricate design of a silver brooch from Kelantan that the Malaya Handicraft Centre here presented her with one today. Mrs. Diefenbaker, who was accompanied by the
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    Lock icon MALAYA URGES NEW TALKS ON SEA LAWS
    190 1 UNITED NATIONS, Nov 29 iTJPI) The Federation of Malaya today urged the calling of a new conference on the law of the sea next year. Malayan delegate Inche Zainal Abidin bin Sulong told the United Nations Legal Committee that the dispute between Iceland
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    Lock icon JAKARTA PROBE
    29 1 AN official committee is investigating cetain wealthy persons m Jakarta, newspapers reported. The committee, set up by the Indonesian High Court, is probing corruption and graft.— Reuter
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    319 1 THE Federation Government's announcement that it proposes to prohibit any bank which has more than half of its issued and paid-up capital owned by a foreign government or government agency, must be viewed m the light of the economic pressures that certain powers have been bringing on free countries
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    Lock icon PENANG MAAF TO DISBAND
    253 2 Atfer Eight Years' Activity PENA N G Sat The Penang Wing of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force, formed m May 1950, will be disbanded at the end of this year. An official spokesman of the MAAF here told The Standard today that a suggestion among the
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    Lock icon 'Batu Road Has Become A 'Red Light' Area
    284 2 'Batu Road Has Become A 'Red Light' Area KUALA LUMPUR, Sat- Prostitution is a problem faced not only by the authorities m Kuala Lumpur but was also one of great magnitude facing the metropolitan authorities m London, Municipal Council President, Mr. A.D. York, declared last night. The President was replying
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    Lock icon GIANT FLIES, STUFFED RATS ON DISPLAY
    126 2 as if they had just stepped out of a horror film will highlight a seven-day exhibition to be opened tomorrow by the Mayor of Singapore. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.m. These giant flies, together with stuffed rats
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    Lock icon FRIENDLY OIL TALKS
    68 2 a i\uivii3tK of items including bonus and other emoluments claims of the 18-point agenda were discussed at the Labour Ministry. Singapore, yesterday by the Standard Vacuum Oil Company and the Stanvac Employees' Union. After two and a half hours of friendly discussions the meeting was postponed until
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    71 2 TWO young Indonesian stowaways who had been port-hopping m South-east Asia for more than three months because no country wanted them, arrived m Singapore yesterday. However they have been refused entry here and have been detained. The two are Hiu Hiau Tjong. 24. and Lee Foo Moh. 19.
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    Lock icon COURT REBUKES PC. FOR USING FORCE
    218 2 BENTONG, Sat Circuit Magistrate Inche Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah today fined a constable, Ahmad bin Chek, $100 on convicting him on a charge of assaulting a rubber tapper, and rebuked himfor having used force when he should ha\ < been the last man
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    Lock icon LOEWEN HAS PRAISE FOR FED. GOVT.
    142 2 THE former Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Land Forces. General Sir Charles Loewen. said m Singapore last night tha*, he was pleased with the work of the Federation Government m ending ;he Emergency In the country. General Loewen now Adjutant General to the Army.
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    51 2 P ESS O R .Miroslav Cal »rejec of the University of nnr Rp^° Sl VI \V WWay^ y f Sterday ma ied at the lnSmr!^\%^l Tat3ana f Mr rZl* K l^* M V** Roof Garden. Above, Professor Cabrejec helps his bride with a sandwich at the recention Mandardpic.
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    Lock icon Stowaways Detained In The Colony
    119 2 tion authorities and sent to the East Wharf where they were remanded. Their escapade began when they stowed away from Jakarta m a ship bound for Singapore three months ago. After arriving here, they were sent to China, where they were refused entry. They were
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    Lock icon STOREMAN IS CHARGED WITH THEFT
    168 2 STOREMAN IS CHARGED WITH THEFT THE complete rcsnoPKibil ty of goods alleged bo otve i been iliegallv removed from a depot m Keat Hong rested j on a storeman who disotx yt d 1 the orders of his superior officer. The officer Captain. F. A j Watts. Offlcer-in-char-* :he Return
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    Lock icon UNION OPENS NIGHT CLASSES
    100 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat The Johore branch of the Government Temporary O" cers' Union will open classes to coach its members for >he Competitive Examination >■ be duled for April, 1999, under the Albakri Committee R p r* on temporary clerks The classes will ho hoi- m
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    31 2 THIRTY A*l en ent i rethey J Th«r \L Mohai d a He- S> .•■>•-,'• behalt Tne rer. 1 h, increaa |j I wor^ pay [t bm Govern Theni tended* I■
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    19 2 A HAWfl| Street 5 The s i |\Vfi- ITI raja k% b ire A iV i
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      366 2 NOTICES s.s. "Rajula" sailing for Madras on sth December 1958. All passengers booked m the "Rajula" Voy. 377 are advised that the vessel will now sail from Singapore on the sth December, 1958. Passengers who are m possession of tickets dated the 4th December are requested to amend them to
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    325 3 NEW ANTI V ICE LAWS five Yean For Those Who Prey On Women Government To Clean Up Prostitution In London And Other Major Cities HOME SECRETARY Mr. R. A. Butler told M.P.s this week that the Government is to put forward new laws to clean up vice m London and
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    62 3 A SINGAPORE Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates yesterday ordered that a police case against Dolly Yeo, 18, accused of forgery, be transferred to a district court next Saturday. Yen. of Pegu Road, was alleged to have forged a Methodist Girls' School Leaving Certificate between July and Sept.
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    232 3 Police Patrols Draw A Complete Blank THE MYSTERY of how a bright red delivery van could have vanished minutes after it was driven away m broad daylight by two robbers on Friday has baffled both the Singapore Police and its owners, Chop
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    76 3 i\ S IS' M la be (iurini: n Hfatttlloi his i i\ of the "strange find" i^intas Constellation from m a 2.500-year-old m m Pasrue m Sicily. We i v offerini to the gods," is exhibited m the Nai ii»-ed that he had been >itv of .Malaya to give
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    145 3 rs attending the -i. c >n:erence were: The manem Secretary. Prime I sister's Department, Dato Voci i] \r.z b:n Haji Abdul I, as secretary to the toinet. and be assistant tary 'cab.net >, Inche dul K.idir b:n Shamsudin. The principal items of d\sn were the marketing tf* and tin.
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    2 3 TORIST DEAD
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    Lock icon EXPERT ON 4-DAY VISIT
    46 3 KUALA LUMPUR. S-it.— Mr. E.P. Eltham. a technical expert, responsible for the Federation's apprenticeship scheme, arrived here today by air on a four-day semi-oiTvial visit. He has visited Pakistan. Thailand anj the Philippires. where he advised the governments on training skilled labour.
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    Lock icon LAWYERS MEET ON CHIEF JUSTICE POST
    157 3 LAWYERS MEET ON CHIEF JUSTICE POST MORE than 50 Singapore lawyers me, behind closed doors m the Supreme Court yesterday to discuss the appointment of Sir Alan Ro.se as the new Chief Justice of Singapore. Thf meeting wayS called by the Bar Committee at the request of its members. Although
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    Lock icon MAN ON GUN, AMMO CHARGE
    73 3 TAX .TOO SKXG yesterday pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Magistrate's Court to a charge of unlawful possession of a revolver at the barber's shop m Raffles Hotel on Friday afternoon. He also p'.eaded not guiUy to a second eharse of unlawfully possessing five rounds
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    Lock icon UNION EN FETE
    30 3 More than 1.000 unionists, politicians and guests will attend the anniversary celebration of the Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union, at Victoria Memorial Hall at 1 p.m. today.
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    Lock icon POLICE GUARD FOR FIANCEE
    190 3 POLICE GUARD FOR FIANCEE Prince And The Commoner TOKYO, Nov. 29 (Reuter).— Extra policy reinforcements today were stationed throughout Tokyo as Japan's popular sportsloving Crown Prince and his beautiful 24-year-old commoner fiancee moved through the capital completing a heavy schedule of engagements. Large crowds of enthusiastic Japanese :eenagers were standing
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    Lock icon FIVE MORE EXPATS RESIGN
    99 3 THE Public Utilities Committee of the Singapore City Council was informed yesterday that the Chief Administrative Officer has accepted the resignation of four senior officers of the Electricity Department. The officers concerned are: Mr K. U. A Maw (Control Engineer) Mr J. Wilson (Assist. District Engineer)
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    Lock icon CLOTHING CRISIS
    109 3 'Sabrina Has Nothing To Wear* MELBOURNE. Nov. 29 (Reuter) A clothing crisis is developing for Britain's buxom film and stage star Sabrina and perhaps for Melbourne dressmakers Sabrina's luggage has gone astray. All *he clothes the shapely blonde has to wear are those she wore on her arrival
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    Lock icon THE WEST GUARANTEES FREEDOM FOR CITY
    178 3 THE WEST GUARANTEES FREEDOM FOR CITY BONN, Nov. 29 (U.P.I.)— Chancellor Konrad Adenauer yesterday rejected Soviet proposals for making: West Berlin a "free city" on grounds its security would not be guaranteed. Adenauer told leaders of his Christian Democratic Union, at a private meeting m his office, that the "free
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    Lock icon NIXON MAKES A FORECAST
    155 3 LONDON, Nov. 29 (Reuter) Mr. Richard Nixon, United States vice-president forecast here last night that West Berlin's people would give Mr. Khrushchev their answer to his open city proposal by voting overwhelmingly to continue putting their trust m the West. Winding up his four-day British visit
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    160 3 Queen Does X'mas Shopping What Did She Buy? LONDON. Nov 29 (Reuter).— Queen Elizabeth shopped early for Christmas at a big department store m fashionable Knightsbridge here yesterday. Watched only b y a handful of shoppers, she went into the store's sidedoor and spent over an hour choosing gifts But
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    Lock icon CHINESE TEACHERS UPGRADED
    116 3 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee told the representatives of the Chinese Primary School Teachers' Union last Thursday that a number of teachers with over ten years' service had been placed on the Normal Trained Scale. The Minister refuted rumours that the Ministry would not
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    Lock icon MAN DIES AFTER CRASH
    51 3 CHUA KENG GEE. 48. who was knocked down by a motor van at Kallang Road, Singapore, yesterday, died ia hospital two hours later. Police are appealing for eyewitnesses to the accident. They should contact Inspector Joginder Singh at the Sepoy Lines Police Station; telephone 7200. extension
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      246 4 COUNCILLOR: LOWER THOSE LOAN INTEREST RATES Banks Have 'Forgotten' To Act, He Says KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Alliance Councillor, Mr. Lim Hee Hon*. told last night's meeting of the Municipal Council that wage earners and pensioners who had borrowed money to buy homes on monthly instalments were
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      Lock icon Alliance Whip Says Goodbye To Council
      203 4 KUALA LUMPCR. Sat. Councillor Y.T. Lee. the retiring Alliance Whip m the Municipal Council, said last night at the last full Council meeting that he was moved by feelings of deep regret m that he had to gay "goodbye* 1 after a sevenTear tenure
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      718 4 (From Page 1) Students o f the University of Malaya. Singapore $676.77 *wes>.> Singapore Tobacco Com pany Ltd. $200; Dato Panglima Buk'it Gantang. 21 Hale Street. Ipoh $100: Mr Seizo Hinata. Consul General for Japan. Singapore $50; His Excellency, The Ambassador of France. Mr Francois Briere. Kuala
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      Lock icon FORD MEN CONTINUE TO PICKET
      132 4 FORD MEN CONTINUE TO PICKET Industrial workers of the 1 Ford Company of Malaya Ltd, Bukit Timah. Singapore yesterday continued their second day of strike and picketted outside the company's premises. Thcfgn the Singapore Motor Workshop Employes' Union, re- presenting 284 industrial workers claimed that they were on strike yesterday,
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      Lock icon A PICTURE FOR THE AND TWO KRISES FOR CANADIAN PREMIE
      139 4 A PICTURE FOR THE AND TWO KRISES FOR CANADIAN PREMIE LEFT: The Prime Minister of Canada. Mr. John G. Diefenbaker, and Mrs Diefenbaker. were received m audience by Their Majesties the Yang riiPertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong at the Istana Negara. Kuala Lumpur, on Friday. Picture shows the
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      87 4 A CARPENTER told a Singapore preliminary inquiry yesterday that he was slashed with parangs by two men while demolishing unauthorised houses at Sime Road on the morning of Oct. 17. TVia f<irnn«tor VI r\ AH Conor '28. said this at the Gm< ral Hospital where his
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      47 4 SINGAPORE Police are anxious to contact the perpon who drove the taxi with three Malay passengers to Bras Basah Road at 2.15 a.m. on Nov. 16. The driver is requested to contact Inspector R. Naidu of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau telephone *****.
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      Lock icon PRICE MART
      54 4 SINGAPORE tin price fell by 12 i cents yesterday to $286* per pxul. Singapore Copra Association closing prices per picul yesterday were: Bombay/ Japan November shipment $41 buyers $41 4 sellers. Tone steady quiet Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul yesterday were: bulk shipment $64i,
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    3237 5  -  A.J.P. TAYLOR A WORT.n wap BEGAN By The First World War ended forty years ago. It is easy to see now that it marked the end of the old, peaceful, stable world and the beginning of the new, uncomfortable, revolutionary world m which we live. For us
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    712 6  - THIS DISC TOOK 2 YEARS TO MAKE Patrick Doncaster By gLOW, man, blow! We're kicking off with trumpets and a disc that took nearly two YEARS to make. Which m these days of discs and stars being made overnight is an event about as rare as Elvis Presley singing "Softly,
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  • A CHRISTMAS CAROL
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      137 6 Britain* best-selling records. 1. IT'S ALL IN THE GAME Tommy Edwards 2. HOOTS MON— Lord Rockingham's XI. 3. BIRD DOG Everly Brothers 4. A CERTAIN SMlLE— Johnny Mothis 5. MORE THAN EVER— Mo'colm Vaughan 6. IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE— Conway Twitty 7. COME PRIMA— Marino Morini 8. MOVE IT—
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      118 6 EE Richard Hill, of course, was not to know that his crude book would turn up behind a bookcase 300 years later and be permanently preserved m the library of Balliol College, Oxford, or that it would become the modern historian's best source lor the
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      Lock icon THE OLDEST DATE FROM 15th CENTURY
      264 6 THE OLDEST DATE FROM 15th CENTURY The oldest surviving English carols date from the 15th century, probably from one or other of the then popular Miracle Plays and Moralities. But some carols are thought to have originated much earlier than this, even as far back as pagan times (like Chrtetmas
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      Lock icon PIANO AND VOCAL RECITAL
      182 6 MISS SEAH KHUNG IMG, piano and Isab<lle Aspir., soprano, will g.\e a j m! cital under the auspices of Singapore Chamber El m the Victoria Memorial on Tuesday, DeTrr.ner 16, 8 45 p.m. Miss Seah a Chinese pianist recent turned fmrri England si her« she studied
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      Lock icon To Be A Treasure
      359 6 the pastoral element, the shepherds and the journey to Bethlehem. And it is natural that many carol stories should be narrated by the angels because, as Dr. Scholes says, the first carol was sung from the sky and Its inspiring words (though not, alas! its tune)
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      105 6 A CONCERT of Christ- mas music by members of the Army Children's Schools will be given m the Victoria Theatre next Wednesday. December Leslie Deacon. the chairman of the organising committee, and Pamela Larkin will share the conducting of three choirs Infants, Junior and Senior numbering
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      Lock icon THE NEW RECORD
      214 6 I Hevie«,ed B y viwJl THE CRIES OF I.OMmiv t 1 Deller (oounter-tenor i. .\n r i c H.l > Brown <tenor). London hi m L 4nU|f *l I Singers. Vanguard PVL 7077 ny IJERE are BOine of cries of the Etaeel ver- dors of 17th and
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    260 7 He's The First To Break The Sound 8 Barrier Over Malaya o three squadrons. Nos. 3, 75 and 77 equipped with tins rugged, hard-hitting and thoroughly tested jet fighter. Welcoming No. 3 Squadron to Butter%vorth, the Officer Commanding, Air Commodore K.R.J. Parsons. DSD. DFC. AFC said: "The arrival of the
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    1004 7  -  George Odgers A GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO STRATEGIC AIR RESERVE By AVON-SABRE jet fighters now based on Butter- m providing supersonic "teeth" for the defence of Mall h N i trail-blazing 6,040-mile flight from Australia, IV No 3 Squadron, R.A.A.F. have now settled at the M 0 -v Butterworth airneld
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    119 7 II I Mra jet fighters of No. 3 SquadI At Irsl supersonic jets to be used m fUkfi Picture shows four Sabre pilots i] from Australia m a 6.040-mile are (from left): P O Peter Dart; Mnz Commander Cedric Thomas. 4 n of No. 3 Squadron and
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    101 7 'Ie Royal Singapore Flying I v.Ptt. Singapore's Director member. The reason being, it me hing to offer to tourists was also extended to Mr. *t-flight over the island. > Rood one at the time. I -vay of seeing a country ng Club wants to make being publicised In the
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    33 7 Uf, >:P )et P lans Hned U P on concrete hardstands at Butteruorth. The Avonuntraha m m 6,040-mile pioneering flight, are to he equipped with "Sidewinder" airtoHrir guided mUsileB.
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      339 8 Back to CHICAGO of the 30s. PARTY GIRL takes the audience into the Chicago underworld of the 30s, through hideouts and speakesasies, leaving a trial of bleeding corpses. i In between shooting and some rough scenes, beautiful Cyd Charisse dances delightfully to ease the suspense as well as relief ruffled
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      221 8 it's Sure Relief For Boredom SMALLEST SHOW ON EARTH from Britain will be the biggest attraction for Singapore when it comes to town, and anyone needing that pep for a quick pick-me-up must not miss this comedy for sure relief. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Travers team up for their first
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      156 8 CEVEN stars arc cast In Jerry Wald's production. IN LOVE AND WAR, and each has made the most of the script to earn the picture a credit as a good piece of entertainment, although it has a morbid background set m World War 11. Robert Wagner
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      123 8 TTMK films ore bad as they are at this time of the century, and especially so when the Japanese are made the villains. But moviegoers m this country seem to have a most peculiar attraction lor svch productions, and recent pictures of kindred nature have made good returns.
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    96 9 Colony Boys To Meet Malacca Singapore Combined Schools' hockey team will play two matches m Malacca next week. They leave for Malacca on Dec 8 and will play their first match against a Malacca State team. The follow m? day, they face a Federation side. The following have been asked
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    115 9 Varsity Recover Beat CSC WITH a one-nil deficit at half-time, the University of Malaya improved on resumption to beat Ceylon Sports Club by three goals to one m the S.H.A. Div. 1 league match on the Girls Sports Club ground yesterday. Ceylonese scored m the 15th minute through Ratnam, and
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    151 9 U. S. Move Against Colour Bar NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana, Nov. 2<* (UPI)— A Federal District Court struck down yesterday a Louisiana state law which prohibits whites and negroes from competing against each other m all athletic events. The three-judge court here declared the 1956 State law unconstitutional and issued an
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    541 9 Newcomers Shine Against Struggling Negri Malacca COLONY Asians scored a convincing 31 points (five goals and two tries) to five (a goal) victory over the Combined team of Negri Sembilan and Malacca m the South Zones All Blues Rugby Cuotie on the Padang yesterday. The
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    184 9 POLICE Sports Association trounced the Khalsa Association by six soals to nil m the S.H.A. Division 1 league match at Thomson Road yesterday. Police, who are going all out for the league title this year, are now on'.y two points behind the present league
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    185 9  -  VERUS by ATHLETIC PROWESS. -From the time she wat barely able to toddle, Althea showed pi-omite as an athlete. Her doting father encouraged her m all sports and by the time •he had reached 12 she could outplay the boy* on her block m the game called
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    103 9 75 Squadron RXZAF beat Royal Air Force Tengah by 14 points (a goal and three trie?) to three (a try) m a hard fought rugger match at Tengah yesterday. Kiwis took a 5-0 lead at half-time when Giddens dummied and scored m the eorrer. Thompson converted
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    89 9 Colin's Chances For The Test Favourable MELBOURNE, Nov. 29 (Rei> ter) Colin McDonald's chances of playing m the first Test match against England at Brisbane next Friday have improved. McDonald the Australian oQening batsman who pu.led a muscle m his right thigh during the recent MCC versus Australian XI game
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    66 9 The teams yesterday: SINGAPORE ASIANS Hardial Singh; AngChwee Leong, Ramli. F. Wells. Syed Mustapha: Daniels. Fong Wah Fatt; Rirketts. Kandiah, Bulat; Siew Khow. Woodrapathy: Richard Wong, Scharenguivel. Kraal. NEGRI SEMBILAN/ MALACCA: Lee Yung Sun; Ismail. Lee Ling Siong. Yacob, Sidek; Hamid. Tahir. Ahmad; Wing Lock, Osman;
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    196 9 India Make Bad Start Recover BOMBAY. Nov. 29. <Reuten India were all out for 152 m reply to the West Indies first innings of 227 on the second day of the first cricket Test herp. Stumps were drawn at thp md of the innings the West Indies finishing with a
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    322 10 Parting Advice From Coach Philip Slater, Britain Bound ATHLETES m Singapore and Malaya matt take to all-the-year-round training if they are to succeed m their ambitions to reach world standards, coach Philip Slater told me yesterday. The coach, who came to Singapore two years ago
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    452 10 BADMINTON IS DOWN BUT NOT OUT! M/IL/i!AmI yJ3JUilUifl^BHSMi«l"a""i"fcJ Invites Still Pour In For Our Stars MALAYAN badminton stocks are still not at its lowest level, judging from the many invitations received from India and Thailand to participate m their chain/ pionships and exhibitions. In the last three months three separate
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    348 10 I am told Mr. David Bloomer an executive of the Scottish Badminton Union had invited WHILE Badminton countries m Asia are still giving Malaya its due regard as a major badminton state, it is not so with badminton associations m the United Kingdom.
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    86 10 Isimeli Is In Tonga Islands YOU KNOW the man hoh, n( T? course, you do! Not as well perhan! Deavin 'KiUer' Hayes did within on of meeting him at the Happ^ Q but well, you cannot forget N0 SOOR haired fighting: son of Fiji. The '1 I I Tor.:- een
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    539 10 TWO MAJOR cycling events have been arranged for Malayan and Singapore cyclists before the end of the year by the Malayan Cyclists' Federation. Both events are marathon races as far as cycling m Malaya is concerned. They are the Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh Race for the
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    136 10 EDUCATION is a uronderful thing if you are a a- >r. I famous athlete. TaKe thi! man m the news. Australi i wonder mi'.er Herb Ellioti He wants to go to either Olford or Cambridge af er I c i960 Olympics m Rome, B A there"? a snag.
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    625 11 Ray Lindwall Wrecks MCC ALL OUT FOR 151 SCOREBOARD BRISBANE. Nov. 29 (Reuter).— Ray Lindwall, former Australian Test star, rocked the M.C.C. batsmen with his old skill and fire on the second day of the tourists match against Queensland here today. Lindwall whose fast bowling so often wrecked England's batsmen
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    1735 11 RESULTS S MENDS OF ALL THE RACES M/a Ahamed. Kader, Trainer: Daniels. Shariff and Edrtis* 735-296 No. 10 METROSTAR II 8.04 J. Jones 1 439-I^3 \o. 4 EASY WINNER 8.12 (5) Dragon 2 cf^'i* 4 Xa 8 MY GOODNESS 8.06 (7) Barratt 3 2*t No l FoU
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    107 11 Singapore MOTOR-RACING Castrol Trophy Trial, Ayer Rajah Road, 8.30 a.m. SOCCER— Gandhi Memorial Cup— S.I.R.C. vs. R.A.F Seletar. Farrer Park, 5.15 p.m. HOCKEY— Div. I—Wanderers vs. LA.. I.A. BASKET BALL Tov.g Keng vs. Self Strength, Great World. 7.30 vm. Tuan Yon vs. Singapore Sharks. Great World 9 p.m.
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    518 11  -  SCRUTINEER By MADAM Lee Cheng Kin's Peanut Kid, splendidly handled by Kitson Leong. created a mild upset when he defeated a bright Class Two, Division One field over 1J miles at Ipoh today, the last day of the Perak Turf Club's November meeting. Peanut Kid lost
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    392 11 English Soccer Results LONDON. Nov 29 (Reuter) LEAGUE DIV. I Arsenal 1 Blackpool 4 Birmingham C. 0 M'chester U. 4 Bolton W. 2 Portsmouth 1 Burnley 3 Aston Villa 1 Everton 3 Chelsea 1 Leeds V. 3 Newcastle I. 2 Leicester C. 0 Nottingham F. 3 Luton T. 0 Wolverhamplon
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    107 11 He Lost It All On Ballymoss PLYMOUTH. England, Nov. 29 (Reuter) Prince Monolulu, colourful English racehorse tioster. said he had only sixpence m pennies m his Docket when he returned here yesterday from the United States m the French liner Liberte. He explained that he had lost all his money
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    79 11 OFFICE-bearers of the Singapore Traetoin Company Bports Club for the 1958/1959 year ire: Patrons: Mr G G W:lson A Mr Seah Peng Chuan President: Mr F Taye Vice-presidents: Mr A Campbell Mr. G H L Poulier. Treasurer: Mr. Hooi Beng Guan. Auditor: Mr Jimmy Ktnf Hon Secretary:
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    61 11 BRUSSELS. Nov. 29. rßeuter» Brussels ha 5 officially applied to stage the 1964 Olympic Games, it wag announced here today. This brings the number of official candidates to fourTokyo Detroit. Vienna and Brussels. The International Olympic Committee will decide the venues of both the Summer
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      349 12 At Last, US. Scores On super Missile Atlas Travels 6,000 Miles Over Ocean CAPE CANAVERAL, Nov. 29 (UPI) The United States has made its first full range firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of carrying a deadly hydrogen warhead. The news that this country has, after many setbacks, achieved
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      176 12 MECHANIC COURTED DEATH And Died In Illegal Flight MELBOURNE, Nov. 29 (Reuter). A Royal Australian Air Force flightmechanic made an unauthorised flight m a two- engined Dakota aircraft from the RAAF's East Sale Base, Victoria, today. He took ofT m darkness and pouring rain, and crashed m flames half a
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      142 12 INDONESIA WARNS HOLLAND JAKARTA, Nov. 29 (Reuter.t The Indonesian Government m a statement today warned Holland against i making West New Guinea a "cen.re for her military activities against Indonesia." The statement issued by Mr. Sumarjo, Foreign Ministry spokesman, commented on Holland's decision :-o strengthen Dutch New Guinea forces with
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      36 12 ASIAN Flu has broken out m Formosa again, the Provincial Health Department announced yesterday. A lew scattered cases have been reported but the disease nas not reached epidemic proportions, the department said. UPI
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      95 12 LONDON, Nov. 29 f UPl). —Sputnik Ill's rocket has fallen within 100 miles ot thg earth and is approaching the disintegration point, it was reported yesterday. Prof. A.C.B. Lovell of the Jodrell Bank Observatory of Manchester University said the rocket that hurled the lh ton
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      191 12 MAO MAY LAUNCH BIG AIR WAR OVER FORMOSA STRAITS TAIPEI. Now 29 <U.P.I> Communist Chinese shore guns opened up against the Quemoys yesterday amidst reports of increased Red air activity following two separa c warnings that largescale hostilities may break cut m the Formosa Straits again. While the Reds fired
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      154 12 TUBBY John Toll, pictured here, put a watering can spout to his lips, puffed up his chubby cheeks and blew. And out it came, floating clear and true across London's Royal Festival Hall a beautiful note m "A." Cartoonist and musical leg-puller Gerard Hoffnung beamed m rapture.
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      105 12 NEWS SNACKS Where East Meets West LO\DO^, Nov. 29. (Renter)— Japanese and Eutopeay\ musical cultures \i-er e happily blended last viqht at a private concert given by the Japanese Ambassador and Madame Ohno, and organised by the London Asian Music Circle. Both European and Japanese fius'c were played by Japanese
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      53 12 His Estate Worth $50.10 LOS ANGELES, Nov. ?9 (UPI). Johnny Stompanato, high-living boyfriend of actress Lana Turner, left an estate consisting of §50.10 m cash and $224 m personal effects, it was disclosed yesterday. Sompanato. former bodyguard for ex-hobster Mickey Cohen, rcas fatally stabbed by Miss Turner's teen-age daughter, Cheryl,
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      21 12 U.S. VICE PRESIDENT Richard M. Nixon, left London airport yesterday for honv? after his four-day visit to Britain.— Renter
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      77 12 BEIRUT. Nov. 29, < Router > <-I The Lebanese Security <^ Council last night ordered <:; the tightening of security m <^ the Tripoli area of north Jr Lebanon where, according to traveller?, former rebels are J^ still carrying arms. New measures include the provision of
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      287 12 THE Indonesian Foreign "j~ Minister Dr. Subandrio wa> <a received m the Kremlin by J~* Soviet Premier Khrushchev j k* yesterday Ta^s. the Soviet J<a News Agency reported. ißeuter>. JOAN COLLINS, bru^iod aside by the Rank Organ isation fmir \ear> ago a< The (iirl Who Couldn't Quite flrw
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      116 12 WALPOLE. Mas.sadn/se f t?. Nov. 29 (UPI).-J nek Chester who had begged to b c electrocuted for slaying his iormer sweetheart, himge d himself yesterday m nis death row csll at state pn son two days after Gov. Foster Furcolo recommended he be spared. Chester, 24
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      787 13  - Death in the CRYPT Lt.'Col. John Baker White i International Expert Oft Subversion And Espionage THE front door, the peeling paint a sign of poverty, lay smashed m the gutter. In the cellar, other policemen were digging their way into a secret chamber. I Preferred Suicide If fie Firing Squad
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      249 13 Banned From Every Pub MAN was recently banned from DRINKING ALCOHOL for THREE YEARS. The ban was imposed by Derby magistrates on Irishman James McCormack, who admitted being found drunk for the second time m twenty-four hours. It was his thirteenth conviction for drunkenness this year, and brought his total
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    940 14 was one or tne inree gorgeous girls In "Les Girls." We had lunch together. And talked first about CLOTHES. She wore a tweed coat and 1 a sweater and skirt and we 1 discussed sweaters at length. agreeing that we both like them
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    168 14 Tour Real rite Kviraieu Would you like to knu» wit.il me Star* indicate I«m you some of your past experiences your strong and weak points etc Here is your ih.ime to test the skill ot Pundit Tab«re. ln<ii s most famous \s trologer. who h>
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    94 14 'MISS WORLD' MODELS A SWIMSUIT "MISS WORLD 1958." Penny Coelan. aged 18, from South Africa, wears a lovely swimsuit by Nelbarden Manufacturing Company of Sandwich, Kent, at the 2nd International Fashion Fair at the Albert Hall recently. The swimsuit has a white contrast centre panel, low-cut back, the straps threaded
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    248 14 670 Inches Of Rain In 1957 ENGLISHMEN may think i that their country is wet, but the people of this smail tribal village of Mawsyhram m Assam had 30 times qs much rain last year as the average Londoner. Official figures show that 670 inches
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    618 15  -  Irene Lim u v WITH THE introduction of the snort-short skirt for day wear and dashing, ankle-revealing evening gowns for when the lights are low, the fashion focus has switched to shoes. And the gayest of this year's collection comes from the designins board of Enzo
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    416 15 A NEW LINE From Each Couturier Jeanne Graham reports from Paris From Chanel And Dior Left From CHANEL a blouse m printed wool jersey is matched to the linina: of this suit jacket. The lapels are also faced with the blouse material, and the shirt cuffs of the blouse show
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    121 15 Information Counter "T HAVE been given a very nice old oil-paint-ing by C. Claw, painted m 1875," writes Mrs. C. "On the back is written "Dreaming Reality" —or so it looks and that might well be the title of the picture. I am wondering if you could tell
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    463 16 NEW LIGHT ON SOVIET PLANNPt IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to understand the twists and turns of Khrushchev's policy m Eastern Europe without knowing something of the inter-rela-tion between those political developments and the vital changes that have taken place m the economic planning of the Soviet bloc since
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    1787 16  - 1— HOW MALENKOV WAS UNDERMINED FRITZ SCHENI RICHARD LOWENT By EVEN If Stalin had not suffered a stroke m late February or early March, 1953, a sharp turn m the economic policy of the Soviet bloc would have become unavoidable about that time. For the plans which were then m
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