The Straits Times, 19 September 1956

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    18 1 A ye n r _r— The Straits Times New**** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1956 IS CENTS
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    Lock icon CANAL USERS GATHER
    724 1 Americajgu help tf sWppeM chooie <Big Three' meet on details EGYPT BUYS FROM 'FRIENDS* |OBLD INTEREST in the Suez Canal dispoU^fe wKuLd !lu I .S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, and the French Foreign Minister, Mr. Christian Pineau, arrived here this pornini for •preliminary -talks
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    Lock icon WAR RISK UP AGAIN
    76 1 IONDON. Tues.— For the sefnd time in less than a •4 London underwriters °day incn ued war risk ■Mice rates on car'•d via the Suez Una':. r increase was anJ|^nr"d last Friday and raised the rates covering war and civil commotion to five shillings per £100.
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    Lock icon PEACE PLEDGE
    126 1 mv DELHI Tues. Pre- F.;.-er.ho\ver and fe Anthony Eden today I Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, that they would strive for a settlement of. the Suez Canal problem. t Kssages sent to Mr. Kfhru they said the proposed canal users' associa- Ifned to pro-:-.terests of na6or.s dependent
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    'LET THEM TRY'
    97 1 DOR? SAID. Tues. Colof Del Mahmoud Yunes, general of the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority, told a Press confcmce here today that the < anal pilots had s.reacy passed. It Mid he hoped to be able ll return soon to the intern of three convoys passms; through the
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    Congress suspends former president
    225 1 REASON: HE IGNORED PARTY RULES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —A nominated Federal Councillor and former president of the Malayan Indian Congress, Mr. K. L. Devaser, was today suspended by the M.I.C. on the grounds of "disregard for party discipline." The notice of suspension was handed to Mr.
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    Sleepers saved from a snake
    99 1 Sleepers saved from a snake JOHNNY ONG. a wireless operator, saved three men who were sleeping on a live-foot-way from being attacked by a 16--foot python in Market Street, Singapore, early today. Johnny, 26. was on his way to his office in Robinson Road when he saw the snake emerge
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    Lock icon Birth in a bus —then 2 more
    42 1 Birth in a bus then 2 more ISTANBUL, Tues. A woman gave birth to a son while riding in a bus last night. She was rushed to hospital just in time to have two more babies another boy and girl.— AP. I
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    Lock icon Dock strike off
    30 1 COLOMBO. Tues. Nearly 4 000 port workers here returned to their jobs today. But police reinforcements and intensified Navy patrols were on duty to preserve order. UP.
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    The story of Mary
    139 1 IN THE SPARKLING NEW MM THE story of Mary 1 Klass. streamlined glamour girl of Malayan athletics. s featured in MM tor September, which is now on sale at all bookstalls in Singapore and the Federation. This vivacious yo^ng athlete who grew from a thin. .......■■•■■•■■■■■■■■in
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    BOY VANISHES IN TUNNEL CHASE
    380 1 BOY VANISHES IN TUNNEL CHASE B— dbtotfci Mt up at all main road« out of Federal capital He jumps from police truck taking him to court and escapes from his escort KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A HEFTY 16-year-old youth, Idris bin Majid, escaped from police custody here this morning, ran into
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    Lock icon Film on Buddha?
    29 1 LONDON, Tues. Sir Michael Balcon, production chief of Eallng Studios, said here today that preliminary talks had taken place about filming the life of Buddha Reuter.
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    After 11 years, it still kills
    61 1 HIROSHIMA, Tues. Hiroshima's 14th death this year from the atomic bomb 11 years ago occurred on Sunday, it was disclosed today. Kimio Mukoda, 25, a car- penter, died at hospital from a shortage of white and red corpuscles in his blood stream. Doctors attributed
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    Lock icon Bribe trial closes
    219 1 Bribe trial closes But no sign of 'Mr. Tsao' HONG KONG, Tues.— The trial ended today of four prominent British residents accused of conspiring to have a bribe paid to the Government's Superinten- dent of Mines. Judgment was deferred until Sept. 28. The accused are three members of the Bohespic
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    42 1 A-TEST MHIIII ADhI.AIDK. Tims.— Wi-.ithiT likely drl.iy British atomic lest again. Keuter. BOOM FOR JAPAN TOKYO. Tues.— Japan experts boom because of Suez situation. Bang Koiik and Singapore switching orders fur capital uoods from Britain and France to Japan. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Boy, 12, slain
    104 2 Found strangled near hostel SYDNEY, Tues. A 12-YEAR-OLD EngA lish immigrant was found strangled last night two weeks after arriving in Australia. Peter Kay, from London, left Sydney's suburban Cabramatta migrant hostel in the afternoon to go fishing. He did not return. Scrub search His parents set
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    FOR LOVE —HE FACES LIE TEST
    97 2 FOR LOVE —HE FACES LIE TEST I CHICAGO, Tues.— A machinery executive yesterday agreed to his wife's request to take a lie detector test to prove he is not associating with other women. Clara Mandelbaum, si, indicated she would drop a divorce suit if her husband, Harold, could pass the
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    Lock icon Child art show
    28 2 SYDNEY, Tues. Fourteen countries, including Russia. China and the United States, have sent entries for an exhibition of child art to be held here.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hotel plan
    32 2 SYDNEY, Tues. Sydney City Council will ask the New South Wales Government to relax its building regulations to allow the construction of a £1,500,000 luxury hotel at King's Cross. -Reuter.
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    Lock icon RUSSIA- HITS AT BIG 3 SUEZ PLAN
    400 2 UJI. tow uw' body a *g*eat provocation* -and It would lead to use Egypt: A threat to national dignity, sovereign rights NEW YORK, Tuesday. RUSSIA made its first move in the United Nations last night on the Suez Canal dispute. A statement sent
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    The odd box...
    51 2 SYDNEY. Tues. Seventy-yew -old bachelor Ernest Woods announced his engagement today to Mrs. Elixa Hunt, widow of SI. -They will marry on Saturday Both are zueafa of a home for the aged. "We thought we'd suit each other," said Mrs. Hunt yeaSSteX?"* visits to the pictures lasted
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    Lock icon 'ATOM ATTACK WILL WIPE US OUT'
    253 2 Warning by Aussie defence chief IIfELBOURNE, Tues. ITA The Australian Director of Civil Defence, Brigadier Augustine Wardell, today warned that if an atomic attack was made on Australia, tens of thousands of lives would be lost because of inadequate civil defence. He said in
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    Hunting trip
    27 2 THE HAGUE, Tues.— Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands leaves for Tanganyika on Tuesday to visit the new hunting estate he recently bought there.— A. P.
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    Lock icon JOYRIDING CAR THIEVES
    59 2 MELBOURNE, Tues. Cars worth ms2s million are stolen each year in Victoria, a police report said today The report said teenagers were responsible for most thefts. Eighty «e r cent of the stolen cars were used for joyriding. Young car thieves came from nearly all types of
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    Lock icon THE TRAGEDY THAT FACES JOHNNY
    37 2 JOHNNY PAIR (left) plays a game with his teacher at school in Atlanta, Georgia. Blind in one eye, he faces an operation on the other eye to save big life. A.P. picture.
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    BLINDNESS OR DEATH? PARENTS CANT AGBEE
    181 2 BLINDNESS OR DEATH? PARENTS CANT AGBEE NEW YORK, Tues. Five-year-old Johnny Pair, who is afraid of the dark, will have to become blind if he Is to live. He has already lost one eye, and the doctors say they must remove the other or Johnny will die. But his parents
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    Lock icon Jakarta's police delay Red 'culture' show
    161 2 Jakarta's po lice delay Red 'culture' show JNDONESIA'S secret police £2?*^ W sian Embassy to postpone for th Ced L Russian film festival here the Sec °n<i tiT pie festival committee I with the Prime Minister Mr All Sastroamidjojo, as honorary chairman, announced that the one-week festival would be postponed
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    Willem Ruys aground? 'Nonsense'
    68 2 A UNITED PPFSK whl ch yestPM "W Ackbar in Port si d Wr ing that the 21 in?? as »> had K one aground S immediate denial f?""* 1 Tne report sain ,p helicopter" from tt. d ">> gapore on Sept. 7 S i expected to
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      MASKED RAIDERS SEIZE ARMS
      244 2 NICOSIA: Tues. Pour masked Eoka terrorists disarmed a trio of policemen at Famagusta yesterday and escaped with a shotgun and a pistol. The masked men held up the policemen while two of them were loading a vehicle and the third was standing guard.— AP. JERUSALEM: The
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      Geishas caused Red's downfall
      40 2 TOKYO: The Japanese Communist Party has eiptllni one of its leading members and a former central rnmmittrt member. Shigeo Shida. THE REASON: Shida had been discovered to be a regular visitor to a geisha house -Reuir
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      84 2 SEPTEMBER ISSUE **m THERE IS SOMETHING FOR f^is^is^B EVERYONE IN MM. MALAYA'S Rl FICTION. SPARXLIN6 PICTURES HARD-HITTING ARTICLES MARY KLASS STREAMLINEO GLAMOUR wCI 6IRL OF MALAYAN ATHLETICS B MARIJUANA OANCE Fl BIS JACKPOT CONTEST M§ A SOPHIA LOREN'S NEW FILM M ML PAN HON. YOUNG VIOLINIST W A W BRITAIN'S
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    Lock icon Freight goin up again?
    346 3 g^CAWAL CLOSES: FPfAWCIAt IBM OUTLOOK GLOOMY MRSION ROUTE VIA 0 WILL AFFECT OONS EAST OF SUEZ LONDON, Tuesday IR THKR increases m freight rales between F Vurope and countries East of Suez are being idered by the world shipping industry, acSne to the Financial Times. r
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    New threat to natural rubber
    86 3 iKKOS i Ohio), Tues. fa Firestone Tire and Ct. has developj w all-synthetic tyre eaminatinc any need for "ported natural rubber, a mP any executive an,«iinced yesterday. Harvey S. Firestone, (Siirman of the board. A the synthetic product kn been used successfully »rmy Utt* The
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    Lock icon Protest in blood by prisoners
    37 3 rsTSVILLE. Texas. Tues. IKBty-elght of the toutch--.r.a'tes in the Texas Pri- v-:eni slashed themselvh razor blades last IB protest apainst pric food. -?v were among the 76 food strike last f i-A.P.
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    Lock icon Royal accident
    24 3 ::SDOS. Tues. Prince iael. 14-year-old youngest the Duchess of Kent, :i? Hi wrist at Balmoral r> yesterday, it was ana«H today. A.P.
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    tornado kills 16
    27 3 H-IC-lERS, Tues. A torK- tore through the hills ■stoking the port town of k :^rs yesterday, killing 16 I ~.d injuring 40.— A. P.
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    Lock icon NEW GERMAN ARMY ON THE MARCH—WITH FLOWERS
    51 3 NEW GERMAN ARMY ON THE MARCH— WITH FLOWERS A™f T2£Pi.^if LEB w"2? flowe soMfers of an artillery unit of the new West German hI£LE a throu 1 the streets of the tiny town of Niederlahnstein to take over the barracks. They were given an enthusiastic welcome by the townspeople.— A.P.
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    Lock icon A-bomber crashes
    203 3 HIGHWAY BLAST AFTER BLAZE IN FLIGHT fOS ANGELES, Tues. 12 A 852 Stratofortress jet bomber burst into flames last night and crashed on a main road nine miles from Madera, California. The local Sheriff said five bodies had been found and two other members of the crew were
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    Lock icon Diamond wife found is worth $300,000
    139 3 TVALZAS, Tues. The "Star *J of Arkansas," cut from a 15.36-carat diamond found by a housewife on a Sunday outing last March, has arrived in this Texas town polished to perfection. It has not been officially appraised yet, and is not for sale. But
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    LONDON STOCKS
    227 3 LONDON. TDM. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: LOANS Conaob £51 -14 Funding 4% £86 1/16 —1/16 War 3V4% £70 1/1« BANKS Mercantile (£5) £4 1/33 Eastern (£B) £7H Chartered (£1) S5/3 Hongkong (135) £90 +*4 INSURANCE Com. Un. (uU.) »7/4tt Royal «3/4H
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    RUBBER
    24 3 LONDON. Tues. Bpot 3M., Oct.-Dec. 28Kd, Jan.-M»rch 27ttd., April-June 28% d. JulySept. 35% d., Sept. c.l.i. a?Hd., Oct c.M. 27' id Tone: Quiet.
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    TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Tues. —Cash Buyers £801; sellers £803; Forward Buyers £792 H: sellers £793 Vi; Settlement fSOS. Turnover, a.m. SO tons, p.m. 10S tons.
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    Lock icon Mao cuts down his forces
    303 3 Mao cuts down his forces Soldiers become builders PEKING, Tues.—Marr shal Peng Teh-huai, the Chinese Defence Minister, said today the the country's armed forces had been cut by 2,700,000 men from their largest total at the tirre of the "liberation." In a report to the eighth Communist Party Congress, Marshal
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    Lock icon New envoy
    27 3 PARIS, Tues. The Indian diplomat and author, Mr. Sardar Panlkkar, has been appointed new Indian Ambassador to France, the Indian Embassy announced here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon A Churchill dies
    25 3 LONDON. Tues.— Lord Ivor Spencer-Churchill, 57, brother of the Duke of Marlborough and a cousin of Sir Winston Churchill, died yesterday. A.P
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    Man jailed for carrying opium
    54 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Searched at the customs station after he had arrived by bus from Singapore, Ng Yew Guan was found to have 1 lb. 9 oz. of opium tied round his waist. In the Johore Bahru Sessions Court today Ng was jailed for two
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    ALLIANCE PLAN: NEW 'KING' EVERY THREE YEARS
    524 4 Revised memo proposes: Rulers should also elect a successor to take over if Head-of-State dies a.ual«a LiUMfUK, Tuesday. pETAILS of the 'life" and method of selection of Malaya's Head of State are contained in the revised Alliance memorandum to the Reid Constitutional Commission,
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    $5,000 bail for agent
    63 4 An agent of the Victoria Insurance Co., Joseph Urn Teck Kirn, was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with committing criminal breach of trust of $28,714 between April 4 and Sept. 15. No plea was recorded and Urn was released on ball of $5,000 in two
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    Rotary speaker
    29 4 Mr. Patrick Chin will give a talk on "The experiences of a graduate in the United States" at today's Singapore Rotary Club lunch at the Cathay Hotel.
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    She aims to be 'Miss Johore'
    77 4 She aims to be 'Miss Johore' MISS WONG AH KIT, 21, an entrant for the "Mias Johore" beauty contest, to be held In Huang on Oct. 5. The contest, organised by the Klnanr District Welfare Committee, is part ot the Welfare Week programme. It is open to Johore girls only.
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    Shopmen call for two-way stretch
    271 4 SINGAPORE traffic police will be consulted on a proposal to end the one-way traffic system in North Bridge and South Bridge Roads. The campaign stems from a complaint by shopkeepers in the area who say they are losing business because the present one-way regulations are
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    Science labs for 3 schools
    36 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Science laboratories are to be installed In the Government English schools at Pontian. Kola Tinggi and Merslng this year. Additional classrooms will also be built at these schools.
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    How to become a Malayan—the Rulers lay down four rules
    135 4 How to become a Malayan— the Rulers lay down four rules KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— There are four ways of becoming a Malayan according to the memorandum which the Rulers have laid before the Reid Constitutional sionYou can get citizenship rights if: You are a Federal citizen prepared to give up
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    A.A. PARKING PLAN IS REJECTED
    182 4 'No to proposal to charge for space TTOE City Council's nnance committee on Monday rejected a parking plan by the Automobile Association of Singapore which it was thought would have imposed an additional burden on motorists in general while giving preferential treatmen to members of
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    CD. branch is now fully Malayanised
    54 4 CD. branch is now fully Malayanised PENANG. Tues. The Northern (Penang) Region of the Civil Defence Department has been completely Malayanised with the appointment of Mr. Robert Goh Kok Quee as acting regional staff officer. Another divisional staff officer, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ismail, has been placed in charge of
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    Front meeting
    26 4 A committee of the Whampoa Division of the Labour Front will be held at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at No. 126, Balestier Road, Singapore.
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    They need not fear floods now
    71 4 RESIDENTS of the Bedok resettlement area, Singapore, no longer face the threat of floods each year during the wet season. A Government spokesman said yesterday that the $550,000 dam project to protect people in the area had virtually been completed. "Only the finishing touches
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    MacDonald's dream comes true
    215 4 \|R- MALCOLM MAC- DONALD, who always wanted to see a grand sports centre with full training facilities and equipment for the youths of Singapore, will see his dream come true on Oct. 12. The former CommissionerGeneral, now British High Commissioner in India, whose gift of $5,000
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    CHILDREN RUDE? 'NONSENSE9
    247 5 CHILDREN RUDE? 'NONSENSE 9 Woman complains they sit ft- UggJLffl to bu«et whifr the old and blind stand Headmistress: Q ur s among world's Ipst behaved ONGAPOBE school D principals and teasers are annoyed hv complaint that Singapore school'childri'n are badmanncrod. chp complaint was made *lJ a letter to the
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    SOW UMNO WOMEN SA YNO
    49 5 PENAN'G, Tues.— The Kaum Ibu "Women's Section' of UMNO, has joined the other branches of the organisation In opposing a petition to the Queen asking that George Town be made a city. U.M.N.O. branches have also protested against Alliance Municipal Councillors signing the petition.
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    Navy and air force workers angry
    239 5 PAY RISE OFFER TO ARMY MEN, NONE TO THEM T OCAL Army employees in Singapore have been offered wage increases. And local Navy and Air Force employees, who were not offered 1 increases, are angry. A spokesman for the 16,000--strong Army Civil Service Union
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    WHO chief back
    43 5 Mr. W. W. Yung, director of the World Health Organisation, Singapore, and WHO area representative for Brunei. Malaya, North Borneo and Sarawak, has returned from Manila after attending the seventh session of the Western Pacific Regional Committee of the Organisation.
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    THE SHAW FAMILY TURNS OUT FOR A BIG FAREWELL
    78 5 THE SHAW family turned out at the Singapore airPort to bid farewell to four inember s of the family who left for Britain by BOAC yesterday for further stuStraits Times picture shows (from left to right) Harold, Dorfa, Mr. Runme Shaw,
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    RESPECTABLE REDS-HOW ITS BLOODSUCKING WITH A SMILE
    154 5 RESPECTABLE REDS-HOW ITS BLOODSUCKING WITH A SMILE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malayan Communists have been told to adopt a new line In fund-raising drives. The tough, threatening approach is out. Communist collectors In future must be friendly and even apologetic. The new order was revealed last night In a broadcast by
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    Hunt goes on for four thugs
    75 5 Hunt goes on for four thugs SINGAPORE police are still looking for the four youths who assaulted city court prosecutor, Mr F. T. Ephraums, o- September 4. A reward of $2,000 was offered yesterday for information leading to their arrests.^ Mr. Ephraums, 66, was attacked at the gate leading to
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    HELP ME FIND A PEN PAL, HE WRITES
    75 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«.A 21-year-old Canadian, John Arnott, has written to the High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, seeking his help in finding Malayan pen-pals. "I have tried several times to find a Malayan correspondent but each time I have been unsuccessful," he says
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    Touch that man? 'Oh no' says witness
    172 5 7AM SCARED, HE TELLS COURT A LABOURER, Liew Gim Kor, was yesterday order- ed in a Singapore court to identify by touch one of five accused in the dock. He refused. He Just waved I his hand in front of the man. Oun
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    52 more join the army
    39 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— There was a good response to the appeal made in Johore Bahru yesterday for men to Join the Malay Regiment. About 200 appeared before the recruiting team and 52 were selected.
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    Batik sarongs for export
    32 5 The Indonesian Government has allowed the export of batik sarongs to Singapore and the Federation under the Consignment Trade System. The Indonesian Consulate in Singapore said this yesterday.
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    Found hanging
    21 5 A 25-year-old woman, Teo Mul Eng, was found dead hanging in her house in Sllat Road, Singapore, yesterday morning.
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      270 5 KOTABY CLCB: Weekly lun- bulWtofc wrigbtllftlng, Chess Club cheon meeting talk on "Erne- 53 DJn tournament, rlences of S Stotayan graduate AI J c •>™-L. d^f tog C J!S! student to America 1 by Dr. P»t- 7-»0 < S u if u ia rick Chin at Cathay Hotel l pjn.
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    J-A-R-0 will spell new hope for TB patients
    137 6 J-A-R-0 will spell new hope for TB patients TOHORE BAHRU, Tues J JARO will spell new hope for TB patients here soon. Its full title is the Johore Anti-Tuberculosis Rehabilitation Organisation. So far there has not been a proper organisation to look after ex-TB patients. It has mostly been the
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    Death ends a case
    65 6 Death ends a case IPOH, Tues. The president of the Sessions Court, Mr E. V. A. Peers, today acquitted Tham Ah Chuan 57, on an opium charge when the prosecuting officer. Inspector T 8. Ramasamy, told the court that Tham had died yesterday. Tham had pleaded guilty at a previous
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    First visit
    25 6 Lieutenant General Sir Francis Festing. C in C FARELF, paid his first visit to the First Singapore Regiment. R.A. at Blakang Mati yesterday-
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    Only a 'drop in bucket'
    373 6 HEW INCOME $1,500,000~8UT $11 mIL MUST BE PAID OUT THAT'S ALL THE INCREASED HOSPITAL RATES WLL ADD TO REVENUE JNCREASED hospital charges, which Came into effect yesterday, were economically necessary, the Singapore Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. H. Bland, said yesterday. At the new
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    Another pilot for Nasser?
    104 6 Another pilot for Nasser? THE THIRD Malay captain to offer big scrvioss to President Nanaer of Egypt, Capt. Jspar bin Hajl Kadlr. 60, Is Singapore's senior local sea captain. Capt. Kadlr who Is at present master of the Chineseowned freighter, Hin Cheong, got his local master's ticket In 1924 bat
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    $lm. BUILDING FOR TAMIL COMMUNITY
    68 6 Tamils in Singapore will soon put up a million dollar building in Rangoon Road for the advancement of their welfare. The building which will be built on 22.000 square feet of land will have facilities for physical culture, an auditorium, library and rooms for various
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    Union bid for more teachers
    53 6 The Singapore English Teachers' Union (Chinese schools) will soon launch a campaign to recruit more members, the union's secretary, Mr. T. K. Chiam, said yesterday. Mr. Chiam told the Straits Times that out of 500 teachers of English in Chinese schools only 200 were members
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    Plastic danger —$50 fine
    42 6 IPOH, Tues.— A householder. Yang Chun Ylan, was fined $50 or two weeks' Jail by the Ipoh magistrate today when he pleaded guilty to storing "dangerously inflammable" plastic articles in his house at Jalan Bendahara on Aug. 29.
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    THEY AGREE: HONOUR SIR SYDNEY
    196 6 But students say: Please, no portraits A MOVE to associate the name of Sir Sydney Calne, retiring Vice-Chancel-lor of the University of Malaya with some feature of the university in appreciation of his services, is being warmly supported by the students. The undergraduates, however, want
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    Raja Muda opens new school
    46 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues. The Raja Muda of Trengganu today declared open a new school at Kampong Undang, five miles off the main Kuala TtengganuKuala Brang road. The school, which has 105 children, was built by the people with aid from RIDA.
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    These children prefer roaming to reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic
    139 6 These children prefer roaming to reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic BENTONG, Tues.— All but on« of the 13 aborigine children attending the Labn School near here have found classroom life too much for them and have returned to the lungle despite the exhortations of the Sultan of Pahaag. The aborigines began
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    HOLIDAY IS AT 50c A DAY
    162 6 Govt. offers hill bungalow TAIPING, Tuesday. r»ROM the beginning of next month youth organisar tions in the Federation will be able to use a holiday bungalow, 2,100 feet up on Maxwell Hill, near here. m The Perak state Government has made the bungalow available,
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    Rock 'n roll at the old boys' ball
    98 6 MALACCA, Tues. The rock 'n roll hit tune "Rock Around The Clock' will be given its first live performance in Malacca at the gala ball of the High School Old Boys' Association in aid of the association building fund. It will be
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    18 strikers charged
    47 6 Thirteen women and five men strikers were charged in a Singapore court yesterday with obstructing the approach to the premises of McAllster and Co. at Robertson Quay on Monday. They pleaded not guilty and the case will be heard on Dec. 3 and 4.
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    Choir to sing at farewell
    56 6 IPOH, Tues. Members of the Ipoh Choral Society will take part in a farewell concert by the band of the 15/19 Hussars on Sept. 28, at St. John's Hall, beginning at 8.30 p.m. Singers will be Mrs. Diana Wellsted, Mrs. June Leong Slew Meng, Mr.
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    DEARER BY THE DOZEN
    257 7 time Toha iallAri i r-~ not mmw>Ptt«tg two fgiir-wife father owed $2,600 maintenance: 'No -compassion '—magistrate IPOH, Tuesday UMBER CONTRACTOR with four wives ia iied for two months here today for Hn to maintain two of his 12 children I"*, geng Siong was summoned by his
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    Enter new matron, exit her jewels
    55 7 Enter new matron, exit her jewels Misa Margaret of Kota Bahru. ■c for duty as Ipoh Hospital had a double worth $200 -of white cold worth $200 bet quarter d the loss early is believed to have td the house by scalbathroom wall. thy took over as Miss H. M.
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    Press lunch
    15 7 -.■.r..>?:oner General. Scott, yesterday the first lunch newly formed C rrr.-pondents As- .r.
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    Another 'no'
    14 7 Ii Government reconsider the the Sheng Association to rt .'or its build-
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    'Jane' is well worth seeing at the Vic
    111 7 Cubs presenta- Jane" in the Vic--kl Hall tonight rth seeing. In a last oight, the play to be well cast and :^:.t produced. i itory by SomerKtttgfaam, the play by Bebrman bears the the original author. I somewhat cynical llban amusing dialogue.
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    THE CAKE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM SYDNEY
    166 7 117 HEN pretty Una Steward TT 18, flew into Singapore from Sydney last Wednesday she had a very precious item in her luggage— a two-tiered wedding cake. And after her wedding on Monday to Private Keith Winbank, 19, of the Royal Australian
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    Five to appeal
    23 7 Five appeals are listed for hearing at the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal which begins a sitting on Sept. 24.
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    VARSITY: ALL-TIME RECORD
    64 7 VARSITY: ALL-TIME RECORD rpHE intake of students A for the University of Malaya's new academic year, beginning next month, will be an alltime record. The Vice-Chancellor, Sir Sydney Came. said In Singapore yesterday he expected about 500 new enrolments, compared with 340 last year. The increase has been made possible
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    STRIKE POINTLESS, WAIL GASMEN
    184 7 'Govt. should not help run works* SINGAPORE'S 383 striking gasmen yesterday claimed that the Government was breaking their strike by helping the City Council to run the Kallang gasworks with military and police personnel. The Gas Department Work- i ers' Union in a letter to the]
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    THE LATEST FOUNTAIN PEN IS HERE
    78 7 THE LATEST FOUNTAIN PEN IS HERE The very latest in fountain pens, one which fills Itself automatically and cannot leak in normal use will be on sale in Singapore soon. It is the new Parker "61" pen. which is worked by capillary attraction and fills I itself with enough ink
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    Paintings go on show
    45 7 An exhibition of paintings by Cheong Soo Pieng will be presented by the Singapore Art Society at the British Council gallery on Oct. 10 at 5.30 p.m. It will remain open till Oct. 19 daily from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
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    Awards for teachers
    41 7 The Singapore Teachers' Training College will hold its Commemoration Day when certificates will be awarded at the Anglo-Chinese School. Barker Road on Oct. 6 at 4 The Governor, Sir Robert Black and Lady Black will be the guests.
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    Attache arrives
    19 7 The Philippine^ new Trade Attache to Singapore. Mr. Amilhamja M. Tahil. arrived by KLM yesterday from Bangkok.
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    'MORE RUMI CHARACTERS' MOVE BY CONGRESS
    103 7 SPECIAL typewriters will be needed If a proposal to introduce new letters for the Rumi script is accepted by the Malay language and Literary Congress now meeting Hi tne University of Malaya. A paper on Rumi spelling, discussed yesterday by the roncress, advocated the
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    Wedding bells
    59 7 MET AND MARRIED— IN 3 WEEKS AN IRISH DOCTOR, Capt. Michael Gormley, R.A.M.C., of Dublin, and his bride, the former Miss Helen Webb, a nursing sister, of Toorak, Victoria, photographed after their wedding in St. Louis' Church, Talping. The couple met while on duty at the British Military
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    20 WERE HANGED BECAUSE OF HIM
    275 7 A MAN who helped to send more than 20 killers to the gallows will receive his last police citation tomorrow from the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black. Mr. T. F. Brown, 55-year-old Londoner, was awarded the Colonial Police Medal for meritorious service on
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    DEATHS
    75 8 20 Word, lit (minimum). S.S. PILLAI Of Kuala Hau Estate. Kelantan passed away at 6.30 p.m. 17-9-56 at General Hospital. K L. Funeral took place same evening. LANDON On Tuesday, Sept 18th, at Bungaar Hospital after a short Illness, Frederic Henry Landon, greatly loved husband of Jane and father
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 8 20 Word, HO (minimum). COR LEY Treasured Memories ef Our Darling Doll. September 18th. 1955. One Sad Year has passed away. Still we miss her everyday. Gladys Sc Mary.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    153 8 n Ww4» $11 (mlMlmmm). MR AND MRS. S. A. LINOAM ci Kota Bharu thank all their friends and relations for the valuable gifts and good wishes at their recent marriage. MR. MRS. GEORGE 8. K. KHOO Sincerely Thank All Friends and Relatives for their Good Wishes. Help Rendered and
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    311 8 It Word, $10 (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the "Malay Mall" If you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. RAMCHAND S 72. High Street erter New Shipment of Ladles Blouses, Skirts and Jeans in latest Fashions. AIR WICK MIST the mist that clears the air of offensive
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed., Sept 19, 1956 The Cost Of Crisis
    800 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed., Sept 19, 1956 The Cost Of Crisis Today representatives of the same 18 nations which entrusted Mr. Menziea with his foredoomed mission to Cairo meet again in London to discuss the plan for a uaers' association to take ships through the Canal. Egypt meanwhile is
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    Managing The Sports Centre
    290 8 For nearly a year the affairs of the Youth Sports Centre have been managed by an Appeal Committee under the chairmanship of Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Its task was to launch the centre and collect funds. So far it has done reasonably well. Contributions have fallen
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    Plastic Cards
    153 8 What is holding up the scheme to replace the present identity cards? There were reports four years ago that a million new plastic cards were "soon" to be issued. This superior product would be durable and waterproof and the writing would remain legible almost indefinitely. The endorsement in
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    SIR SYDNEY'S CREDO TWEE NEW MALAYA
    1278 8 qiR SYDNEY CAINE, retiring Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of Malaya, has a credo for the new Malaya now in the making. Refined to its quintessence, the credo Is this: The emerging Malayan nation must rely on selfhelp. That, In the final resolve, spells education.
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    FOR By Lloyd Morgan
    60 8 FOR By Lloyd Morgan a defln '»c link be tWMB incre Js. ln* 'Merest j B j edu **'ion a nd th« P'esent upsurg eof i nationalism, fh c University wi b j j avi>al 'upp Ort of a self governing I Mal" v» *nd could ■>"•"»• a leadin. cent
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      Why must these men take a bach seat?
      494 8 AS Secretary of the Assc- ciatlon of Engineers. Singapore, perhaps I can throw some light on the preliminary qualifications required to enter technical tutorial classes in the United Kingdom leading to National Certificates. The letter by "Interested" In your issue of to-day
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      Tax law —a Warning
      280 8 Tax law a Warning ]r REFER to the letter on L "Tax Laws and Morals" (Sept. 14). There is no difference between Malaya's income tax law In regard to a wife's income whether "earned" or "unearned" and that of the United Kingdom, the Colonies and Protectorates, the other Dominions and
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      Duchess Road in bad stale
      58 8 I AM a resident of Duchess Road and I notice that many schools and houses have sprung up recently and that this road serving the residents is in a very bad state especially on rainy days. May I request the City Councillor representing this area
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      295 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. U Word, lit (minimum). DA SILVA: To Shirley and Reg. a son, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, on 18.9.56. Both well. POWER On September 15th to Maeve. wife of Michael, at Winchester Hants, a daughter. Both well. PEARCE: To Judith (Nee Collis and Derek at Batu Oajah on 17th
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    THEY ALL WANT TO SEE TOHOSE FREE SHOWS
    114 9 THEY ALL WANT TO SEE TOHOSE FREE SHOWS r-.CA LUMPUR. Tues IT.c offer by the English of Radio Malaya t variety shows free of charge— has met vitb a big response. t itlonj are pouring into 'V? itudio from various asclubs and schools. r.= first recording of the programme, called
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    Reid visit
    17 9 KUALA TRENGGANU. fKL The Reid Constitute! Commission will arrive >••:■ n -:day and will rer; >nday.
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    'prisoners of Suez'
    267 9 NO TROOPSHIPS, SO TRVv p.m. !J*» THEYCAjTT 00 HOME-AMD It MAT PIT WORSE rW o thousand 1 British Servicepen due to go home after tinishing iheir tolll of duty in Ma--I^, are "stranded" v Singapore because thllt are no troopAjps available. /ll Britain's troopnhJDS are bein? used
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    2 ANTI-RED RALLIES BY VILLAGERS
    71 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Regent of Pahang will receive pledges from members of the Good Citizens" Committees of Triang and Mengkuang- in Pahang at two se-»arate anti-Communist demonstrations on Sunday and Monday. Residents from Triang Town. Triang New Village. Kerayong Mengkarak and Kemayan will take
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    Drinks or police?— The puzzle of a man with a mission
    305 9 NAVY DEMIES 'IRREGULARITIES 9 Df DUTY-FREE STORES THE ADMIRALTY Chief of Constabulary, Commander G. C. H. Clayton, will soon fly from London to the Royal Navy's Far East headquarters in Singapore— but there are two distinct theories on the
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    RETIRED BANKER WILL BE NO. 1 ON COLONY'S JOBS COMMISSION
    122 9 RETIRED BANKER WILL BE NO. 1 ON COLONY'S JOBS COMMISSION A RETIRED Singapore banker, Mr. Chew Hock Leong. has been appointed a member of the Pfcbiic Services Commission. Mr. Chew, m Government announcement said yesterday, win eventually be appointed chairman of the commission* He Is flllinr the vacancy caused by
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    3 get away with $1,000
    54 9 Three men, one armed with a knife, broke into a house in Mandai Road. Singapore, at about 5 ajn. yesterday and robbed a farmer of $370, and valuables worth another $630. The victim told the police the robbers walked away after the robbery and escaped
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    The man who 'tried to be too clever'
    289 9 CAN'T PAY $30 FINE, HE'S JAILED KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 4 MAGISTRATE, Inche Abdul Rani, told the de- fendant in a case here today: "You are trying to be too clever and you are talking too much." Inche Abdul Rani's rebuke, was directed
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    Estate wife saves child from fire
    81 9 Estate wife saves child from fire KLANG, Tues. IjQRB today gutted a bunga- low occupied by the Dutch acting manager on the Golden Hope Estate seven miles from here. Mrs. J. Veldhus. wife of the acting manager, ran from the house with her five-month-old baby when she saw the kitchen
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    Three accused of murder
    42 9 PORT DICKSON, Tues. Wong rook Lam. 19, Leong Wah. 40. and Lai Fook Blew, 16, were charged here today with murdering Ah Yin, a rubber shearer at Tampin Unggl Estate, on August 8. They were remanded hi custody.
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    Seed cargo
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six sacks containing 60,000 rubber seeds left Kuala Lumpur by air today for Sarawak. North Borneo where they will be used for replanting by the private companies.
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    Tengku mediates in bus strike
    77 9 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is mediating in the strike of bus workers, today managed to convince the employers of seven bus companies in Penang. Kedah and Perils whose 486 empldyees had stopped work that they should recognise the employees'
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    Man saw murder—now he's missing
    222 9 Man saw murder— now he's missing A WARRANT was Issued by a Singapore court yesterday for the arrest of an alleged eye-witness of the murder of an Inmate of the Trafalgar Home, the leper colony in Yio Chu Kan« Road, when he failed to attend «he second day of the
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    Ex-Service lunch
    23 9 The Bx-6ervtees' Association of Singapore will hold a luncheon at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden on Sept. 28 at 12.45 p.m.
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    CHILDREN'S HOME IN BALANCE
    273 9 $33,600 guarantee a 'must' WITHOUT an absolute guarantee that the Singapore Children's Society will be able to find $33,600 a year for running its new convalescent home for children, the premises cannot be opened. The new $56,000 home at Tanah Merah is almost complete, $6,000 has
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    Stars that shine only in the East
    257 9 Stars that shine only in the East PROBLEM OF ASIAN ACTRESSES HOLLYWOOD is talcing a greater intc rest than ever in the Orient for film themes, scenic background and acting talent Yet. despite the beauty and ability of Asian actresses, it is difficult to make international stars out of them,
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    Magistrate ill
    27 9 About 250 cases at the Singapore City Court yesterday had to be postponed for a week because the magistrate. Mr. K. C. Chan, was 111.
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    A 'BAG' OF FIVE TERRORISTS GETS M.M. for SGT.
    247 9 A 'BAG' OF FIVE TERRORISTS GETS M.M. for SGT. Led charge of small patrol KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A BRITISH sergeant who led a patrol which killed all five terrorists contacted has been awarded the Military Medal by the Queen. He is Sgt. F. C. Isaac, of the Ist. Bn., the
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    Held for begging, he pays $25 fine
    70 9 klang, Tues. One of 33 beggars sentenced in the Sessions Court here today paid the fine $25. Twenty-three people, including two women, were arrested for begging in the town yesterday. All pleaded guilty today before Mr. J.O. Adams. The men were each fined
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    University man flies home
    60 9 Dr. Lim Kok Ann, a bacteriologist with the University of Malaya, returned to Singapore by Qantas yesterday after spending two months In Australia "learning more about viruses." Or. Lim, who was accompanied by his wife, also visited the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute as a guest
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    GONE WITH THE FLOOD
    59 9 TAN JONG MALJM. Tues. A sudden flood, caused by heavy rain, carried away tl.ooo worth of building materials stacked on the banks of the Bernam River. They were for the construction ot the new $115,000 bridge over the river at this Perak-Selangor border town. The bridge
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      THE TWINS
      20 10 Berty and Ltndy are the first lion cubs to be reared at the Chester Zoo for eight years.
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      A GHASTLY MONSTER IN THE LAKE
      744 10 A GHASTLY MONSTER IN THE LAKE Ali, Rukiah and Professor Knowall, discover an undersea city where two men are imprisoned They too are caught and put into prison where they learn that the two men, Joe and George have patented an invention to make electric power from sea water. The
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      Mohamed didn't catch on
      172 10 Mohamed didn't catch on RAMA: know a baby who is fed on elephant's milk." Teacher: "You shouldn't tell lies my boy. Whose baby?" Rama: "The elephants." John ran into a chemist shop and asked for a cure for the hiccups. The chemist gave him a hard slap on his face
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      SOME MORE PEN PALS
      65 10 TTERE are some more boys and girls from overseas who would like pen pals from Malaya. Margaret Hogan, aged 16, 44 Castle Street, Nenagh, Tipperary County, Ireland. Lyn McCracken, Richmond Street, Maryborough, Queensland, Australia, Elaine Buettele, Queen Street, Maryborough Queensland, Australia, Muriel J. Arthur, 95-B Jellicoe
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      Untitled
      284 10 £JLV There is a missing letter contest for you A*vA Y^QtA this week. Six sentences are printed here and m\fr, an« word in each has a letter missing from it. I !j\s**» fJhf\ want you to decide what that letter is. J// i /»n\\\ I. "I saw a little brown
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      A new stamp bears fruit
      335 10 |YDV D y°u know that William U Bligh Lieutenant. R.N. of H.M. Armed Vessel "Bounty" was called "Breadfruit Bligh?" Most folks associate Bligh with the famous or infamous "Mutiny on the Bounty," but he really became quite famous because of his great interest in bread
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    STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURE Sick-bed romance led to great royal scandal
    1534 11 STRAITS TIMES Special FEATURE Sick-bed romance led to great royal scandal 1 Princess left personal wealth to secret lover 1 AFTER their summer holiday in 1801, George III and his family quit the Royal e at Weymouth to return to Windsor Castle They left behind the King's youngest favourite daughter,
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      106 11 Jf«?Ar Morgan. M.D. Driving Gale home f "-gjpaSdga^JEgjßsaaaaaaaaS CANT VOt) STAY A TIUO I JH I JUOT A MINUTE, Mt*6 d*LS.' MPW^ SB HATTY TP PgreMjgsJß »icli Fr«c^ Police told aaaaaj 1 11/ ecueeaoi MUST MAC ll /STO/ AWXV FROM THAT II AHEtfT NCO^C L r P^J^TWE COPSf IT COOR.ANDSEE7WAT
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    COLONY SHARE MART QUIET WITH SMALL BUSINESS DEALS
    247 12 COLONY SHARE MART QUIET WITH SMALL BUSINESS DEALS By Our Market Correspondent the greater activity which took place on the Singapore Share Market last week conditions have quietened down considerably Last week's interest in tin shares which Wac linked with the violent speculative rise and fall in the metal price,
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    82 12 Singapore Chinese Produce ExCopra: quiet. Sept. $26 buyers, $27 sellers. Coconut nil" quiet; bulk $40?; sellers drum $43% sellers. Pepper: quiet; n S*? 6 re**?** 1 done; Muntok white $124, Sarawak $123. special Sarawak black $85 (all unchang. Singapore Copra Association 4 Oct. 827 (Nominal); Nov $273;, $27;
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    306 12 The Malayan Share Broker* AssoeUtlon reported: Industrials were quietly steady, tins were irregular and easier on balance and rubbers were quiet." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the f otlewtni basteea* done yesterday:— Con. Tin Smelt ords 275. 9d. Fed. Dispensary $2,07%; Fraaer and Neave ords. «3.09 cd cb
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    172 12 Ships lying alistgsHii the Singaper* lie rises 1 Board wharves ar tifirtsa tossy are: Glenroy 1/2, President Hayes 4/5, Irkutsk CP, Abbekerk 6/7. Maxwell Brander 8/9 Flying Enterprise 11. Catenas 13/14. Sunda 15/16, Qerardmer IS. Itria 19/20. SumpiUn N. WaU 2, KstrelU Del Amor N. Wall 6, Senggarang
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    128 12 October Brit grade rubber bayen f Ak. etoasd in glngapere yesterday at 83H cent* per lb., down a quarter of a cent on Monday* closing price. The nteeinr tone was quiet. Cltstwg prices in cents per lb. yesterday were:- No. l R.S.S Spot f.oj». buyers 93, sellers 93%;
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    35 12 On the free amkange Market In Hmv Sang yesterday, the U.S. «aOar was quoted at 6.1 Hi for eaak and 6.14% for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15.84 and •MUelol geld at 365*.
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    51 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS ■M Loans iu,° '»?•;>» I*? Con. 2in V° 19 50-s«^ 2 -Ja Mount Lyeli W •-jKJ Mount Mo^;--.^ Bradford 22 j B. Hill p ro 41 i:, Courtauld Dunlop iJ-j Hec. Zinc 23/ 2 C -J. Coles' M 1 0 H «"aW Times 17/6: i Wooiworth JfH Swan
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    129 14 Sinoapore Judo dub members, who gave an exhibition at the Chenwu Auditorium. Kuala. Lumpur, over the weekend, stayed back to Kuala Lumpur for a day to give demonstration and coaching lesions to the Instructors of the various Judo chins there. The president of the Singapore
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    72 14 The Singapore Malay Open tennis tournament will be held on the courts of the Malay Sports Association. Tetok Kurmu, *««gtwt«ti^ on Oct. IS. Entries should be sent to the Sports Secretary. Inche M. Said bin Sulaiman. e/o TrafflC/ Courts, Sepoy Lines, not later than Oct. 5, accompanied
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    AQUARUA AND PROSPERITY DO FASTEST GALLOP
    573 14  -  EPSOM JEEP Perak Gold Vase hopes put through their paces By IPOH, Toes. THE Van Breukelen 1 Stable's Gold Vase hopes, Aquarua and Prosperity, stepped up their preparations on a fast track at Ipoh this morning. Breaking from the half mile, they made a
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    291 14 WORKINGTON NOW SHARE LEAD WITH HARTLEPOOLS Chester get first win LONDON, Tuesday. WORKINGTON, who with Div. One leaders Manchester United are the only unbeaten sides in the English Football League, maintained their record yesterday wnen they won 2-1 away to Gateshead. With this victory, Workington Join Hartlepools at the top
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    GOLF WINNERS
    47 14 Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Crulcfcshank won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's 18-hole September mixed foursomes stableford compeUUon. At the RAT Seletar Club, B. Horncastle and Mrs. I. N. Jones won the annual Storey Cup mind greensomes competition. W. Jones and C. Foster were runners-up.
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    90 14 MELBOURNE, Toes. MELBOURNE City Council will stage an outdoor barbecue with attractive hostesses for 1.000 overseas pressmen during the Olympic Games. The council has set aside A£4M to provide steak and drinks for the pressmen, who, the council hopes, will be having a day off on
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    87 14 SYDNEY, Tues. DRETTY 18-year-old Betty Cuthbert set up a new women's world record for the 200 metres with a time of 232 sec. in a trial run at Moore Park, Sydney, yesterday. This was two-tenths of a second faster than the previous record, established by Marjorle Jackson
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    48 14 LONDON. Tues. The 4nw for the semi finals of the ScottUft Football League Cup to be played on Saturday Oct. 6 was Celtic versus Clyde at Hampden Park and Glasgow Partlck Thistle versus Dundee at Ibrox Park. Olaskow. EStra time will be played If necessary.— Reuter.
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    139 14 LONDON. Toes. PRAETORIAN (Ceaarewltch) and Pierian Springs (Cambridgeshire) were made favourites at the first Victoria Club callover here last night on the annual "Autumn Double" events to be run at Newmarket next month. Closing offers were: Cesarewitch Stakes over two miles, two furlongs on
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    $6,000 WILL END MALACCA BA DEBT
    240 14 $6,000 WILL END MALACCA BA DEBT THE Malacca Badminx ton Association needs only $6,000 to settle outstanding debts on its badminton hall. The president, Mr. Michael Mahlndasa, told the Straits Times yesterday that the creditors remaining to be paid were the Malacca Precast Concrete Works and a vicepresident of the
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    SWIM CARNIVAL
    30 14 Victoria School will bold their 12th annual swimming carnival tomorrow at the Chinese Swimming Club, Amber Road at 3.15 pjn. There will be an event for Old Boys.
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    Tom Finney is a centre forward of world class
    364 15 HI STARTS MEW CAREER By BILLY WRIGHT (Captain of England and Wolves) ITO W my old pal Tommy 11 Finney must be blushing! All the praise Plumber Tom is receiving since he moved into the centre-forward position must surely have made
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    139 15 MELBOURNE. Toes. JOHN LANDY, holder of the world record for the mile, is suffering from an injured foot tendon bat said It had not interfered with his Olympic Games preparation yet. "I'm not really worried," Landy said yesterday. "I suffered the injury nearly three
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    Lock icon WORLD MARK BETTERED
    54 15 BUDAPEST, Tues. Sandor Rosznuol, of Hungary, clocked 8-mln. 35.6-sec. in the 3,000 metres steeplechase here yesterday to beat the world record. Th official world record is 8-min. 40.2-sec- by Jerzy Chromik, of Poland, in 1955. This was bettered last month by Semyon Rzhishchln. of Soviet Union, who
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      750 16 SHA OFFICIALS MUST IGNORE THAT MYSTERY JOKER By The Sports Editor rIE Singapore Hockey Association had a mixed bag last week. On Monday the Association was confronted with a Joker's parody aimed at ridiculing coach Noel Hay's circulars to the Olympic training squad. On
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      STORE, FED MAY BE IN SAME GROUP
      146 16 STORE, FED MAY BE IN SAME GROUP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. MACAO Hockey Association win not send s team to Melbourne to represent Portugal in the Olympic Games as originally intended. Instead, tltey may tour Malay* next month or in early November, before th« Malayan team leave for Melbourne. With Egypt
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      Ramlee held out almost till end
      230 16 Ramlee held out almost till end A goal two minutes from the end gave Singapore Cricket Club a hard-fought 1-0 victory over R.AJ\ Changi in a S.H-A. Div. 1 league hockey fixture on the padang yesterday. This only goal came during a seven minute spell ot continuous pressure on the
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      BAD LIGHT ENDS PLAY
      118 16 rpHE S.H.A. first division league hockey fixt/ire between Police and Chinese had to be stopped three minutes fsom the end because of failing light on the padang yesterday. Police were then leading 3-0. The game started nearly seven minutes late because both teams turned up with
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      SEOW CHUAN AGAIN SCHOOL CHAMPION
      156 16 pIVE more records were bettered at the Anglo-Chinese School and Methodist Girls' school combined swimming championships at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. This brought the total number of new records to nine with one equalled at the whole meet. Koh Scow Chuan, who represented
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      Results of ACS and MGS swim meet
      373 16 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL "A" DIVISION Mm back: 1. Koh Beow Chuan, 3. Ong Sin Poey, 3. Edwin Choo. 32.9 sec. 10« m freestyle: 1. Koh Scow Chuan, T. Ong Sin Poey, I. Quek Peck Cheng. 63.2 sec; toOm freestyle: 1. Koh Scow Chuan, 2.
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      THEIR MAN IS SENT OFF SO AMICABLES QUIT FIELD
      558 16 THEIR MAN IS SENT OFF SO AMICABLES QUIT FIELD AMICABLES yesterday staged the first massed walk-out in Singapore first division league soccer when they left the field after 27 minutes of the second half in protest against the decision of thr referee, Sft Campbell. ne Amicables were trailing 4-0 behind
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      NO FOREIGN ENTRY FOR SASA MEET
      288 16 ALTHOUGH Singapore Amateur Swimming AssoA elation earlier this year had thrown open its championships to neighbouring countries, no entries have been received from outside Malaya or the Federation. First events \n the championships will be held on Monday. Sept. 24. The finals take place
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      LATE GOALS SAVE CSC
      77 16 PROMOTED S.H.B. Police did well to hold Ceylon Sports Club, last year's runners-up. to a 2-2 draw in their S.H A Dlv. 1 league game at Balestler Road yesterday. S.H.B. scored first In the 17th minute when Chankar Singh converted a centre from Carvalho. S.H.B. Increased
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      KLINYCUPTO CHINESE
      100 16 The Singapore Chir.e* Itas tion Club, who von their t, match against V MCA by la>t week In the Uq Inter-club competition. ye:ea beat Malay Sports A thrre matches to one to rill Cup lor the first war. At Hong Llm Grwn Onj On Bee beat I. A
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      ALL WHITES XV FOR TODAY
      60 16 The All Whites rugby team to meet Beatty Secondary School today at 5.15 pjn. at Victoria i School will be chosen from: Teow Toh. Beng Seng-. Wah Kok Lee San, AHfin. Kirn Lock. Ganesan. Anwar, Pun Pong. Hashlm. Tiong Wah Teng Kee Abdullah. Robert Llm.
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      172 16 Tigers had to scramble after taking 3-1 lead T IGER S hay, J-A.P. Chan'V^ Bp.sar Stan, night. btadlurr < S the Airmen to, w »5 serm-finai, O f thp^fc w sood rene^S h 'is"sxf "si themselves in a ihc pare wa« from the start. wP^ Chan &i in lead Both
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    366 16 FIGURES tell the story r of the successful start made by Raymond Kaufman, the Singapore Youth Sports Centre basketball and athletics coach. It is barely a week since Kaufman started his basketball coaching sessions and the results have been what the sponsors
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    242 16 THE Singapore Youth Sports Centre needs more than the $300,000 it has at the moment to cater to all the youths in the island. The centre's organising secretary, Mr. Hugh Savage, told the Straits Times yesterday that several local organisations had promised to raise
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      79 16 RIGGER South Johore r X.0.5.8., Civil Service Club, Johore Bahra; N.v.l Bue t RJW.P., Naval But; R.A.S.C. T S.EJt.. r.lUman Barracks; St Andrew's 0.8-V t 8J4.Z.A.F.. Tenoh; St. Andrew's School t R.A.F. SeleUr; AU Whites v Beatty School, Victoria School. S.C.C. "A" R.A.F. Chanel. fMbvnf. HOCKEY S.H.A. leapw. Div. 1:
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