The Straits Times, 24 September 1956

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    18 1 I t^ 'T -'•"'■^k i The Straits Times ■ffat>*r Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1956 15 CENTS
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    K.I.V.-THAT MASS STRIKE
    869 1 50,000 WORKERS GET THEIR ORDERS FROM MIDDLE ROAD Protest for only one hour today INSULTS FOR LIM DLANS FOR a big strike, forecast by many union sources after the arrests last week if seven people suspected of subversive aitivitics, have been shelved for the time being. Instead,
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    Lock icon SHIP SHELLED OFF CHINA COAST
    203 1 Sailor killed— two others hurt HONG KONG, Sunday. SHORE BATTERIES yesterday fired on the 1,106--ton West German freighter Monika as she was entering Amoy, killing one of the crew and wounding two others, according to the ship's agents here Yick Tai and Company (Malaya) Ltd.,
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    Lock icon Nehru trip
    27 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Mr. Nehru leaves tomorrow for a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia, in which he will discuss world problems with King Saud.— Reuter
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    ALLIANCE: WE STAND FIRM
    376 1 ALLIANCE: WE STAND FIRM Tengku: No compromise on position of Malays KOTA BHARU, Sunday. rpHE CHIEF MINISTER, Tengku Ab- dul Rahman, said here last night that UMNO would never compromise on three points in the Alliance's memorandum to the Reid Constitutional Commission. These were, he said, amidst shouts of "Merdeka":
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    UMNO MAN'S THREAT WAS NOT A PRIVATE ROW9
    209 1 UMNO MAN'S THREAT WAS NOT A PRIVATE ROW 9 Municipal officer on 'you'll be sacked* incident MALACCA, Sun. The Malacca Municipal Engineer, Mr. R. H. Arnold, today issued a statement on the incident In which a member of UMNO b alleged to have warned an assistant building inspector that he
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    POLICE SEEK BARBER
    116 1 POLICE SEEK BARBER -afttr girl's coaplaint SINGAPORE police are looking for an itinerant barber who was alleged to have raped an 11-year-old schoolgirl on four occasions in a flat in Tiong Poh .Road. The girl's mother told the police last night that the man was the "family barber." She said
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    Lock icon Girl Red gives up in Siam
    79 1 A LOR STAR, Sun. A girl terrorist surrendered to the Siamese police on the Siam side of the border last night She has been identified as Cheng Ah Han. 19. alias Slew Hong. She Joined the terrorists in February, but deserted after a month,
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    Lock icon BRITAIN AND FRANCE GO TO THE U.N.
    535 1 BRITAIN AND FRANCE GO TO THE U.N. Meeting on Wednesday sought PARIS, Sunday. FRANCE and Britain have asked the chairman of the United Nations Security Council to call a meeting on Wednesday on the Suez question. This was announced here and in London today. The Paris a n n o
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    Lock icon THE SUEZ AND MALAYA
    406 1 THE SUEZ AND MALAYA By Lennox Boyd LONDON, Sun. THE Colonial Secrtary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, said last night that the economic lifeblood of Malaya depended on the Suez Canal. Mr. Lennox Boyd, who reaffirmed the British view that the canal must not be left In the control of Col.
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 CARS SET ON I IKI ARSONISTS last Bight set (ire to three cars omunder porch of Assembly House, others in Karachi Leonie Hill.
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    $9m. FOR ASIAN HEALTH
    155 2 $9m. FOR ASIAN HEALTH NEW YORK, Sun. MR. Maurice Pate, executive director of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), yesterday recommended a new $9,000,--000 allocation for Asia. The UNICEF 26-nation executive board meets here October 22 One proposal would grant $2,217,000 to Indonesia for penicillin and field equipment. Another would
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    AWAY FROM IT ALL
    102 2 ROME, Sun. Mrs. Mieke Bouman, Dutch teacher turned lawyer, who wa« threatened by a mob last week in Indonesia, arrived here yesterday. She was greeted by her husband, whom she had not seen for 15 months. The 49-year-old Dutch woman, who arrived by plane from Jakarta,
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    WILL ARAB NATIONS PUT A BRAKE ON NASSER?
    227 2 EXPERTS FORECAST: MIDDLE-EAST FEARS COLONEL'S POWER T ONDON, Sun.— Diplomatic sources here believe that Arab nations in the Middle-East will soon put pressure on Egypt to go slow on the Suez issue. This view was endorsed yesterday by the British Chanceller of
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    Lock icon Red ballet boss tells why U.K. trip is off
    178 2 Red ballet boss tells why U.K. trip is off LONDON, Sunday. THE director of Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre, said x over Moscow Radio last night that "with provocative forces acting with such impunity and oo steps being taken to end the provocation" his company could not go to Britain. The director.
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    Lock icon Police stand by
    24 2 SALISBURY. Sun—Southern Rhodesia's European police reserve was ordered to stand by today following a midnight strike by African railway workers.— Renter.
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    RICHES FOR ALL —NIXON
    116 2 COLORADO SPRINGS. Colorado, Sun.— UA Vice-Presl-dent Richard Nixon said last night that the Republican Administration hoped to "double everyone's standard of living in io yean." In his first major speech of his campaign. Mr. Nixon said he could promise two automobiles, three television sets, a better
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    MISS GRUMPY GARBO AND SEXY EKBERG
    73 2 GRETA GARBO, 50 last week, still wants to be alone. Arriving in Paris for a holiday she hid behind dark glasses and told waiting reporters and cameramen "Please go away, let me live in peace." But another sultry Swede, AniU EkbWg (left), dutifully posed
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    Two fly to Japan on a goodwill mission
    101 2 Two fly to Japan on a goodwill mission What technical a— lrtanu can Malaya expect from Japan? How to maintain goodwill between the two countries? Seeking the answers to these questions, are Mr. Tan Thenr Chiang, Singapore's Assistant Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing and Mr. William Tan, a
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    Lock icon Trade agreement
    16 2 NEW DELHI, Sun. India and North Vietnam today signed a three-year trade pact Reuter
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    Rebels slash 17 soldiers to death
    128 2 Rebels slash 17 soldiers to death Prevent oUt i f ivin alarm m r m about uS"^ «ale o Pe ratio P n l nl i;s They halted m wait and lost te?:r comrades Mc on run There they by about lOOrebek trying to avow r-' to spread the alapfL
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    Lock icon Jap imports up
    29 2 TOKYO. Bu m allocate a record I'SCK--000.000 in foreign for imports in the next months. This is half a bi::::r to lars more than a: -A.P
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    Lock icon Jet kills three
    23 2 THE HAGUE Sur.-A fighter crashed into u> thickly populated Eindhoven yesterday, ;tl:.; at least thiee people a:: destroyins foot A.P.
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    Lock icon DANCING STRONGMAN SHOT
    164 3 UUdnia SldV n| IM State of siege declared: Ike sends doctors to aid wounded president MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sunday. p PM i«i^ Anastasio Somoza of Nicarigua S«S America, wag shot and seriously wounded on Friday night as he danced the rumba ata ?Z ception at nearby Leon City.
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    Lock icon Murder case man: We changed names
    102 3 Murder case man: We changed names LONDON, Sun— Wilfred Wilcox, 31. was charged at Bath yesterday, with the rr.urder of Dr. Dennis Raymond Edwards who was on Friday night while examining a patient. V x police said, claimed: My name isn't Wilcox. I am an American and ri.angPd names with
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    Lock icon Printers strike —except Reds
    40 3 AMSTERDAM, Sun. The Dutch were without most of their national newspapers resterday as compositors and printers staged a 24 hour •trikr for more pay. The only paper to appear MS the Communist daily "De Waarheid.— AP,
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    Lock icon Cheaper flying ?
    34 3 Cheaper flying EDINBURGH. Sun.— Lord Douelas of Kirtleside, chalrir.ar. of BOAC. told the annual conference of the International Air Transport Association that the industry was looking forward to a steady icduction of fares. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Quake villagers flee homes
    43 3 ROME, Sun. A series of sharp earthquakes rocked South-East Italy early yesterday. There was panic and damage, but no reported casualties. In many villages the frightened population spent the night in the open after the first five-second quake.— AP.
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    Lock icon Border talks
    24 3 RANGOON. Sun.— Burma's former prime minister, U Nu will visit Peking in October to discuss border problems with Premier Chou En-lai U.P.
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    Lock icon A DOZEN OLD LAW EGGS...
    41 3 LOS ANGELES, Sun.— A team of paleontoloviuts SSi SB found 40 million years ago, are What particular bird of the being studied at the Univer- oligocene period laid them is $ity of California. a mystery. A.P.
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    BIG SMILE OF VICTORY AND HUG FROM WIFE
    146 3 averaged 286 m.p.h. but 1 on second leg the boat behaved badly and aver- aged only 164 m.p.h. "It rolled like mad," he said < afterwards. j Lower picture shows Campbell and his wife smiling happily after his victorious run. On the
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    Lock icon Hungry rioters
    42 3 LA PAZ, Bolivia, Sun.— J The buildings of the pro-< government newspaper 'La' Nacion and of the govern- < ment radio station were* attacked and set on fire last] night by an angry mob< demonstrating against the; scarcity of food.— A.P.
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    THE TROUBLE WITH ABDUL: HE BREATHED
    118 3 CALCUTTA, Sun. A 70--year-old man died at his own funeral here last night. Grave diggers were about to bury the body of Abdul Khalek when they noticed he was breathing. He was taken from the grave, and mourners called a doctor. The doctor said
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    Lorry kills 11 near Cairo
    58 3 CAIRO, Sun. Eleven persons were killed and 50 injured when a lorry drove through a festival crowd at Abu Serl village, 50 miles south of Cairo. Reports reaching here today, said the crowd nearly lynched the lorry driver but police saved him. The condition of
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    Lock icon Babies & bullets -warning to West
    256 3 Babies bullets -warning to West VANCOUVER, Sun. A PRESBYTERIAN Minister said here yesterday that Asian masses, who "can breed babies faster than we can make bullets," would invade North America one day and "tear our windpipes out." The American Minister, Dr. Donald Barnhouse, who arrived here from Tokyo, said that
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    NEW CAMPBELL RECORDS Bluebird hits 286 m.p.h.
    7 3 NEW CAMPBELL RECORDS Bluebird hits 286 m.p.h.
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    Lock icon THE WONDER CAR
    145 3 Inventor Ferguson won't show it in the nu hi in nnt iliat lift LONDON, Sun. rE long-awaited Ferguson wonder car will not be exhibited at next month's London motor show, Mr. Harry Ferguson, wealthy inventor-industria-list, said at his Gloucestershire home today. Although details of the car are
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    Lock icon Girl driver, 15, dies in crash
    34 3 VAN NUTS (California), Sun.— Sandra Jane Hay den, 15--year-old actress under contract to Universal-International studios, was killed yesterday when a car she wu drlvtof struck another car.— A.P.
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    Lock icon P-H-E-W!
    77 3 It's a heatwave in London LONDON. Sun. Londoners sunbathed in freak temperatures in the mid-seventies yesterday as fierce rainstorms swept other parts of the country. It had not been so hot in London since mid-July and was the warmest late September day since 1949. During the Tottenham Hotspur-Luton Town
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    Lock icon Wed again
    34 3 HOLLYWOOD, Sun. Actress Llta Grey Chaplin, 48, former wife of actor Charles Chaplin, was married yesterday to Pat Longo, 30-year-old bank clerk. She married Chaplin in 1924. when she was 16.— A.P.
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    SINGAPORE CO-OPS TO START NEW BANK
    143 4 A MALAY bank, with capital drawn from the idle funds of co-operative societies, is to be formed in Singapore. This decision was taken at a meeting of 15 Malay co-operative societies at the Kota Raja Club yesterday. The bank will be called the Singapore
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    Model will show new university
    113 4 A model showing part of the University of Malaya's $23,000,000 building programme will be on display at the university's court room this afternoon. Some of the main projects include a $1,000,000 science block in Cluny Road, Singapore, and a $2,150,000 medical students' hostel at the
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    Town to get 'new look'
    68 4 PENANG. Sun. The Pe- ang Municipal centenary celebrations committee today appealed to the public to help give the town "a new look" when it celebrates its centenary next January. It called on the public to "paint the town gay." A single unpainted building or a
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    Teachers say farewell
    51 4 The principals and staffs of Methodist schools in Singapore will hold a farewell reception on Tuesday. Oct. 2. for Bishop and Mrs. R. L Archer, who will leave for the United States soon on retirement. The bishop's successor. Bishop H. B. Amstutz, will be welcomed at the
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    The outward bound youth
    84 4 IPOH, Sun.— Twenty-eight young men, forming the 16th group to be enrolled in Malaya's only Outward Bound School in Lumut. have begun a course that will develop qualities of confidence, courage. Initiative and perseverance. The 25-day course began last Saturday week. There are 12 Chinese, 10
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    AWARDS WINNERS
    70 4 AWARDS WINNERS MISS ROSIE MEIHSIN TSAI who left Singapore for Britain by QANTASBOAC yesterday on an Education Department scholarship to take a coarse in teaching deaf children* GIAM CHOO 800, 20, of Singapore who will undergo a six-year course in veterinary science at Liverpool University on a Government scholarship. Miss
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    A BID TO OUST UNION BOSS
    154 4 A MOVE is afoot to unseat a union president, re- elected to the office by his own casting vote. At the annual delegates conference of the Singapore City Council Services' Union on Sept. 15. Mr. E. H. Holloway used his casting vote In his
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    Body found
    23 4 JOHORB BAHRU. Sun. The body of an unidentified Chinese man was found by the police floating near the Johore Causeway yesterday.
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    Rubber plants 'pool'
    176 4 Rubber plants 'pool' AW FOR THE 'LITTLE' MEN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MORE rubber nurseries for the benefit of smallholders wishing to replant will be set up under the new $5400,--000 smallholders' planting material scheme. The object of the scheme is to provide a pool for high yielding planting material to
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    Members fete club official
    65 4 IPOH. Sun. The social secretary and rally organiser of t-ie Perak Motor Club, Mr. A O. Coles, leaves Malaya this week on long leave. More than 100 members of the club gave Mr. and Mrs. Coles a farewell dinner at the Klnta Swimming Club last night
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    Co-op officer off to England
    55 4 PARTT BUNTAR, Sun. Inche Othman bin Mohammed Alif, Malay co-operative officer, here has left for England on a Federal Government scholarship for a sixmonth course at the Longborough Co-operative College. Later he will go on a threemonth study tour of Europe. He has been In
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      66 4 JK MT* m 3/13 I SCAVVJMMM 1 SALUTES 10 YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENT BY congratulate CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS on the occasion of their Tenth Anniversary and look forward to many years of mutual prosperity Sincere Congratulations CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS on the occasion of their 10th ANNIVERSARY from THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED
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      110 4 SINGAPORE airport HOTEL LTD., (PAYA LEBAR) extend their heartiest congratulation (p CATHAY PACIFIC I \P AIRWAYS f on the occasion of their TENTH ANNIVERSARY O The Aviation Division of C. F. SHARP CO., (M) LTD. UNION BUILDING. SPORE TELS: ***** ***** (LA.TJV. Booking Agents All Airlines) congratulate CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS
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      171 4 RADIO MALAYA (•Profrmaimes thug marked can be received by Hatenen in Malacca). (Short wave 49 and Mm. Medium wave 476 m.. 343 m.. 366 m. and AM. »8.57 Broadcasts TO English Schools; P.M. *1.00 Monday Lunch Date; »1.30 News; '1.45 Tempo Time; 3.00 Broadcasts To Schools: 6.00 Programme Summary; 6.02—6.56
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    Diplomats call at Singapore
    95 5 Diplomats call at Singapore Three diplomats flew into Singapore from Sydney by Qantas yesterday. Mr. W. Arthur Irwin, the Canadian High Commissioner to Australia, was on his way home to Ottawa with his wife for a two-month holiday. On the same plane was the American Ambassador 1 0 Formosa, Mr.
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    Moneylenders' warning
    279 5 TOWKAYS ALSO MEED 'PRIVATE' LOAMS HARSH LAWS MIGHT HIT CREDIT A WARNING that the introduction of reKJ" I**1 I a *s against moneylenders could mean the collapse of »ne credit system in Singapore was given yesterday by the%«sMent of the Sikh Si eylenders Association, Mr. sadhu •Mnpn. DoXl/^
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    'HELP US HELP OTHERS' PLEA BY ASSOCIATION
    238 5 IPOH, sun. The Perak blem facing the association. X Welfare Association Is to JiJFF* there ar f l 7_ old folks homes in the state, make another determined providing accommodation effort to solve the problem for 800 persons, of finding accommodation o^JJ^' SJFT!
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    Barbers told: Help Lim trim Reds
    172 5 •HE'S SIMPLE, HUMBLE— A WORKER' THE Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. x Francis Thomas, yesterday asked members of the Singapore Chinese Barber Employers' Union to continue to give their support to the Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock, in his campaign to rid
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    WHO expert to make survey
    55 5 Dr. R. P. A. Dean of the Kampala Medical Research Council, Uganda, flew into Singapore by BOAC yesterday to conduct a three-month survey of children's nutrition in the Federation. Dr. Dean, whose trip is sponsored by the World Health Organisation. will leave for Kuala Lumpur
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    Welfare men fete children
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Children receiving scholarships from the District Welfare Committee were given a tea party by the committee yesterday at the Anti-TB Hall. A total of 67 children enjoy these scholarships which Include games fees, cost of books and bus fares to and from schools.
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    Tug tows tanker to safety
    109 5 Tug tows tanker to safety rE 7,000-ton Korean tanker Chunchi which went aground 100 miles from Singapore last week, was towed into Colony waters last night by the Royal Navy tug. Enigma, assisted by the boom defence vessel Barfoil. A Naval spokesman told the Straits Times that the Chunchi was
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    Chandu offence
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Ang Lek Kane was fined $320 in the Sessions Court today for possession of chandu and chandu smoking utensils.
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    Manager fined
    35 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tan Siak Bak, manager of the Batu Pahat Transport Company, whose lorry carried an overload of one ton seven cwt., was fined $90. o r three weeks jail, here today.
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      244 5 SHELL THEATBETTE: Free 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.; at community Dim show. Shell House, Collyer centre. Quay, 1.16 p.m. LIBERAL SOCIALIST PAKTT SINGAPORE MUSICAL SO- 2^"SJ£L i?*^?? wf CIETY: Audition for vocal soloist* i J?J&J B *!s^j£ t J*& m f a for Handels concert In December, ?Sto^ ao^i Battefy
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    85 6 tt »oi*» fi« imitumum) "KIM'S BEAUTY SALON" of' 23A, Killlney Road extend their thanks to their friends and patrons lor their kind attendance, floral baskets and valuable gifts on the opening of their salon on the 33rd September 1956. MR. MRS. TAN HOAN KIE and Dr. Mrs. Tan Bog
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    195 6 20 W»r*u tit (minimum). A GREAT CHALLENGE to all Malayans appears in the Free Press today. Order your copy now. FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the "Malay Mall" If you want to win that $5,000 word puzzle. AMOY CAM. MNG SOY Sauce Is known for its high quality and
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Sept 24, 1956. An End To Deception
    554 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Sept 24, 1956. An End To Deception In rejecting the People's Action Party demand for an emergency meeting of the Legislative Assembly, the Chief Minister put the immediate issue in its proper perspective. The Assembly is due to meet again on Oct. 3, and there
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    Report From Paradise
    642 6 The state of Brunei could not be better. Its 1955 annual report, compared with reports provided by the two Malayan Governments, has the quality of escapist literature. It may be an annual review of events in Paradise. The first sentence of the report begins with these comforting
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    LAYING AN AMBUSH FOR THE TERRORISTS
    1096 6 LAYING AN AMBUSH FOR THE TERRORISTS In the Quiet of the jungle every rmnarop sounds lik<> n < i II7E sat in the "Ops" 3 room In front of a 3 large map, typical of I Malaya endless green jungle and rubber, 3 veined with lnnumerr able small streams, and
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    Are Reds Malayans?
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      Our hospital charges cheapest in the world
      598 6 I HAVE noticed in the Press recently several vicious attacks on the Minister for Health for Increasing the hospital charges for first and second class wards. These possibly reflect reactions to the increased taxation which Is promised. I would like to point out,
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      Bad mannered children
      173 6 TN answer to Mr. D. Z, J OU J# S and CA. Hincncllffe s comments on my letter, concerning the bad manners of schoolchildren In Singapore. I wish first of all to state that my letter was not printed In full, as I also said, that the
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      NO respect for old people
      106 6 I agree with what Mrs. H. Tamplin had to say about the politeness of Singapore school-children. For five months I have travelled by bus every morning from Johore Bahru to Singapore. The bus (Green Bus Line) is always filled with children aged from 5 to
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      MRS. S. MAIKA Singapore. Divert this bus service
      84 6 MRS. S. MAIKA Singapore. Divert this bus service IAM sure many picnickers and the Reneral public would appreciate it if the Chang! bus service No. 1 could be diverted via Tanah Merah Besar/Nlcoll Drive Instead of their normal route from Capitol Theatre to Cbangi end via Changi Road, and vice
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      HOCK AND BOLL ROAD
      192 6 1 WOULD like to invite our City Fathers to visit Martia Road off Katong on a rainy day. This road leads to the Katong convent. You will enjoy all the fun of the fair without any payment. For a start you have the Rock and Roll
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    299 7 EXPERT SOUNDS WARNING AT COURT HEARING OF BIG MINES DISPUTE 1^ and toe He told the court: "llie Communists In 1948 were already organised— rleht, left and centre— ln aU types of organisations and the Government was right in building up free trade unions
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    MERIAM IS SIX—'AND NOT A BABY ANY MORE'
    160 7 MERIAM IS SIX— 'AND NOT A BABY ANY MORE' helped the few grown-up guests to scotch and soda while the children tacked Into the cake and washed It down with lemonade. "It's good to see children enjoying themselves," h e smiled. "Birthdays mean so much to them. Bat when yoa
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    MIC MEN THREATEN MASS WALKOUT
    171 7 Row over State branch committee KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. TVELEOATES to the All-Malaya Malayan Indian Congress committee meeting held In Ipoh yesterday, including the general secretary, Mr. A. Krlshnadas, threatened to walk out when the president, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, disallowed a motion urging the dissolution
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    POLITICS AND THE UNIONIST
    164 7 MTUC division gives ruling PENANG, Sun. THE Penang division of the Malayan Trade Union Council today decided that trade unionists should In politics only in their ii. dividual capacities. .r division's annual meet--.pidtated an appeal in the committee's annual report to workers to "form their own
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    63 sacked busmen get jobs back
    106 7 63 sacked busmen get jobs back 1/-OTA BHARU, Sun.-The IV North Eastern Transport Service. Kelantans leading bus company, has agreed to take back 63 members of the Kelantan branch of the National Union of Transport Workers who were dismissed Their reinstatement depends on funds being available to expand Its services,
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    Methodists and Merdeka
    88 7 *lETHODISTS in Malaya will show the people the path to democracy after Merdeka, said Bishop lA.<ff. Clair, of St. Louis Area, USA, who left Singapore by air for Manila yesterday. He was accompained by his wife. Both of them came to the Colony a month ago to
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    Evader fined
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Yap Bwee Kok, who refused to accept and sign a summons served on him by a constable, was fined $20 here today.
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    No drinking, no opium, no punting
    98 7 MADAM Van Klat Mul. 42, wants the Singapore Government to ban gambling, opium smoking, drinking and black magic. On Saturday she asked MrJ. C. Corera, of the Public Advisory Bureau, to write to the Queen to ask her to order a stop to "these
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    2 now dead
    36 7 KLUANG. Sun. A road crash yesterday in which one was killed and seven others injured claimed another victim today. Leong Mok, 53. who was critically Injured, died in hospital at 4 a.m. today.
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    Classical concerts for all
    84 7 Classical concerts for all The Singapore Recorded Music Society has issued an open Invitation to anyone fond of classical music to attend its concerts, every Thursday at St. Joseph's Institution. Each concert, presented at 7.30 p.m., offers "famous music, splendidly reproduced," said the chairman, Cpl. j. K. Burke. The object
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    UMNO row: Leader censured
    110 7 UMNO row: Leader censured MALACCA, Sun. The Tranquerah branch of UMNO, Malacca, and its youth section last night passed a vote of "no confidence" against Inche Mohamed bin Haji Abdul Rahman, the Malacca UMNO youth leader and Alliance Settlement Councillor. The vote was taken because of a statement by Inche
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    Pendita Zainal
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Pan-Malayan Malay Literary and Language Congress has conferred the title of Pendita (pundit) on Inche Zainal Abldin bin Ahmad, head of the Department of Malaya Studies at the University of Malaya.
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    WE WANT MORE SAY —Mr. N
    102 7 WE WANT MORE SAY —Mr. N KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. fFHE Ceylon Association of •L Selangor today decided to find a way of forming a Federation of existing Ceylonese associations "to safeguard the interests of Ceylonese in Malaya." The Federation would seek representation in all official bodies. The president, Mr. M.
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    Study award
    31 7 TAIPING, Sun. A former North Perak probation officer, Mr. C. 8. Lee, has been awarded a Federal scholarship for a two-year social science course in the University of Malaya.
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    'Be fair to us all' plea
    215 7 'Be fair to us all' plea Varsity men criticise 'bias' IfUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun.—lndian University graduates at a mass protest meeting here today condemned the "continued discriminatory attitude" of the Federation Education Department towards them. The president of the Indian University Graduates Association, Mr. K.C. Sekar, warned Alliance ministers and
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    DEATH
    44 7 LIM: It Is announced with deep regret that Mrs. Lim Keon,; Lay passed away In Penang, on Sunday 23rd September. Mourning her loss are her sons Kee Jin. Soon Jin. Giilm Jin and BenJin and her daughter Beok Irn and two grand children.
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      THAT $20,000 JACKPOT: Where you slipped up
      865 8 T<HE names of the prize--1 winners in the Malayan Monthly's Jackpot Word Puzzle "Z" were announced in the Sunday Times, yesterday. Here are the judges comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult
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      Is boxing an art or is it sadism?
      413 8 THE IGNOBLE ART. By Dr. Edith Summerskill, P.C., M.P. (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) THE "Ignoble art" of Dr. Summerskiirs title is not, as some readers may carelessly assume, that of political tub-thumping and political manoeuvre but that of boxing. Her book honestly aims
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      PORTRAIT OF WAR
      148 8 THE DEAD. THE DYING AND THE DAMNED- By D. J. Hollands, (Cauell 165.). rIS «tory of the Korean war is sincere, conscientious, factual and alas unmovinr. It presents a faithful picture of the bewildered, unmilltary National Service man, embroiled in a terrible conflict whose purpose he cannot
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES He freed New York port! Ifrom grin of murder mob
    1645 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES He freed New York port! Ifrom grin of murder mob Underworld chief had rich and influential friends iant hurried down GAMBLER K airs of a New ™AD MIDAS tenement one TOIX'H i^rning in January v nut of the gloom (in ,he landing below appeared the blurred
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      LETS POLICY BOOSTS SHARES
      489 10 By Our Market Correspondent f|NCE again last week the strength of the v Singapore Share Market was centred in the industrial section which was very steady. An increased volume of business was written in this section particularly for investment purposes and by those buying in because
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST! DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      937 10 MALAYAN SHARE LIST DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED ed the following divi- lv s 30 T «nV ln (>n t dends last week:- S* »«bl e on £g mEesLtK™" BESI MINES LTD.: an interim Book* Wll i dividend of 4 4/5d. per from <>,.t ob cI*m share less income tax at t( >
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        EXCHANGE RATES
        38 10 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong on Saturday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 6.14--, tor cash and 6.16 li for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15.95 and one tael of gold at 266
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        Lock icon For rubber, a dull week
        450 10 FHE rubber market last week was inclined to be dull and some circles even described it as 'aDathetic." At the moment there are no new factors to sway the rend either way and the price, although tending to ease slightly each day was fairly steady
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      BUSINESS DONE
      349 10 TIE followinf business done In the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one Una of brokers for the period Sept. IS to Sept. 21:. INDUSTRIALS: Brit. Borneo Pets. 58s. 4ttd., Con. Tin Smelters 275. 9d. 275. 6d., Praser Neave $2.08 cd., Hammer it Co., $2.85 Yd..
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    Lock icon Moseley XV makes most of a fine day
    309 12 LONDON, Sun. rpHE Rugby Union season 1 got into full stride yesterday with some big wins, but while much of the country was basked in sunshine, heavy rain interfered with many games in South Wales. The Llanelly versus Meath fixture could not
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    Lock icon German cracks world mark
    63 12 HAMBURG. Sun. Martin Lauer. 19-year-old German athlete, clipped a teeth of a second off the European 110 metres hurdles record during the athletics match between Germany and Finland here yesterday. He was timed in 15. 9 sec. to beat the record of 14 sec. set by
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    Lock icon RUGBY LEAGUE RESULTS
    83 12 LONDON. Sun— Results of yesterday's Rugby League matches: Bramley 36 Bat ley 17. Dressbury 27 Liverpool City 13, Featherstone Rovers 21 Bradford Northern 18. Huddersfleld 26 Leeds 12. Hun Kingston Rovers 44 Blackpool Borough 2. Hunslet 29 Working Town 11. Keighiey 21 DoncMtcr 14. Oldham 45 Barrow
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    League positions
    778 12 FWDir APtt Manchester U 9 7 3 0 33 10 16 Leeds U. 10 7 1 3 30 11 15 Tottenham 8 1 3 38 14 13 B'ham C. 1 3 34 13 13 Burnley 10 4 4 3 16 13 13 Blackpool 9 8 0 3 37
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    Lock icon The 'Missing Millions are coming back
    549 12 SOCCER REVIEW LONDON. Sun. pONTINUED good form and more attractive sides and a belated spell of summer brought back some of soccer's "missing millions" yesterday. The aggregate attendance at English league games rose to 914.000— the best of the season. The fans were well
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    Lock icon NEW LEAGUE PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED
    439 12 By WILLIAM NEWMAN LONDON, Sun. j A SCHEME for an official •A- floodlight competition will be^n c of the main items for discussion at the Football League meeting at Wolverhampton on Wednesday. Attempts have been made to organise unofficial floodlight tournaments outside the league
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    Lock icon GERMANY TO SEND 110
    87 12 r BERLIN Sunday E East and West German Olympic Committees have ♦k* l^ about Uo sportsmen to Melbourne for ™.tu°J? n p L c Ownff. according to a joint communique published by the East German News Agency. Adn. last night. The committees agreed at a meeting
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    TENNIS MATCH
    22 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Johore Civil Service Club will meet Singapore Cricket Cub at tennis on the S.C.C. courts on Saturday.
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    Kesavan is working on new start
    325 14 Kesavan is working on new start SINGAPORE'S cham- pion sprinter, 18--year-old, schoolboy j Kes&van Soon, hopes j he will not play any i more rugger for Victoria School this season. Because, if he doesn't it will I mean he has been successful in one of the three Olympic Games trials
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    VONG KHEAN UPSET IN CUP
    59 14 ALOR STAR, Sun. Perak beat Kedah by 7-2 in their Foong Seong Cup badminton tie here tonight. Perak had gained a winning 5-0 lead last night. There was a big upset In tonight's programme when Perak champion Foo Vong Khean was surprisingly beaten 15-8, 15-9
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    PWD soccer XI for Cup final
    67 14 The Public Works Department soccer team to meet Marine Department In the final of the Singapore Government Services F.A. senior cup competition at the Jalan Besar stadium tonight at 7 p.m will be selected from: Eric Yeo, Abdul Juri. Foofc Teng, Wah Chin. O.
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    Full points for Medicals
    46 14 Singapore Medical Services Union beat Singapore Teachers Union "B" 2-0 in a S.H.A. Dlv. 3 league game at Farrer Park yesterday. Siva Singh and Vljlaratnam scored. In a friendly match at Balestier Road. Singapore Teachers Union ?nd Royal Naval Police drew 3-3.
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    Annie invited for Olympic trials
    500 14 SINGAPORE AAA EXTENDS FRIENDLY HAND TO A FEDERATION ATHLETE SUCCESS WILL HELP HER TO GET PLACE IN MALAYAN TEAM BY THE SPORTS EDITOR THE FEDERATION'S best woman sprinter, Annie Choong of Selangor, has so far not been included in the athletic team to represent the
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    Distine to carry 9.7 in Sultan's Gold Vase
    132 14 By EPSOM JEEP DISTINE, winner of Saturday's "Gold Vase trial," goes up another 2-lb. to 9.7 for next Saturday's classic at lpoh. In the handicaps announced yesterday for the $25,000 Sultans Gold Vase to be run over 5% .furlongs straight. Distlne is
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    FMOC TELLS THEM OFFICIALLY
    279 14 FMOC TELLS THEM OFFICIALLY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun, TWO applications for more athletes to be sent to the Olympic Games were referred back today by the Federation of Ma'aya Olympic Council to the Malayan Hockey Federation and the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union. The Council could not consider the applications
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    Changi team win
    45 14 RAF Changi won the annual throw-In competition for the McGreggor Watt trophy at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The total distance of their three best throws was 234 ft. Run-ners-up were Amlcables with 209 ft followed by Chinese Athletic with 203 ft Bin.
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    407 14 WEIGHTS for se- > cond day's races at Ipoh on Wednesday are: Cl.i,Dlv.l— l'M Bearer Bond 9.10 Little Pappa 9.07 Trtatic 9.06 Muffln Man 9.00 Shangrila 8.13 Cypress Point 8.11 Dantrsqur 8.11 Maori Chief 8.05 Stralta Code 8.04 Flower Queen 8.02 Rao Rajah 8.00 Papplewick
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    A FAIR DAY FOR THE FAVOURITES
    182 14 IPOH, Sun. VAVOURITES had a fair day at Ipoh yesterday. Four of the winners. Gala Opening, Shangrila. Roulette and Time To Reason, were solidly backed. Here's how the beaten favourites ran: RACE TWO: Roman Shoe (1110-423) was surprisingly installed favourite. He started well and
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    VICTOR & VANQUISHED SHAKE HANDS
    166 14 VICTOR VANQUISHED SHAKE HANDS |\R. D.I. Stirk won the Royal -^Singapore Golf Club championship final when he beat J. F. Prarcr three and two over the second IS holes at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Stirk started the morning round 2 ■p. bat Pearcy reduced the deficit by winning the 3rd
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    Malays enhance title chance
    267 14 Malays enhance title chance MALAYS put themselves within ranee of the S.A.F.A Community League title when they outplayed Eurasians for an 8-2 win at Jalan Besar stadium yestercay. Malays have now got nine points from five games and i have three more matches to play. Army, who have played all
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    26 14 LONDON. Sun. Hungary beat the Soviet Union 1-0 In their soccer match at the Lenin stadium in Moscow today, according to Moscow Radio. Reuter.
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    Hat-trick by Lumri puts Rajas in final
    68 14 Hat-trick by Lumri puts Rajas in final ■■■■m K°T h A RAJA m lh e fin.,. Potion whenlh Chinese Athl, tl either rA p r h other S] ter and pia Vlrt st^tive In 'he first' f," mi ma<le Prom ie n v;i fojjke^r rJ£* Isma:l Taji, -"■Chan, ft* Athletic
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    Rest lose to Cup champs
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      88 14 HOCKEY S.H.A. league. Div. 1: Indians v Wanderer* Balestirr Road: GHQ Farelf v RAF Changt. Tanrlin; Div. 2: BOD v REME. BOD; Div. 3: Wanderers v Prisons, Wanderers; YMSA v YMCA, Balestier Road. SHB PoUce v Medicals. Keppel Road. SOCCER Government Services Senior Cup Final: Marines v P.W.D.. Jalan Besar
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