Singapore Standard, 24 September 1956

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    31 1 Singapore Standard n ft m *y FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 N Ml. No. 8t \2 r\«.l If) i|\h SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1956
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    Lock icon Suez Goes To The U.N.
    252 1 PARIS. Sept. .rice jnd Britain have asked the chairman of the Unii I Nations Secu r 1 Council to call a council g on Sept. 26 on the Suez Question, it was announced here today. The announcement said: -jj ail instances I reach- lug a
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    Lock icon 'A GO AT NASSER'
    25 1 A BRICKLAYER, who strode down a main street be' "Let's have a go at Nasser. landed m court m B Reuter
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    Lock icon Shore Guns Shell Ship
    47 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 23 (Reuter) Shore batteries off the East China port of Amoy yesterday fired on the 1.106-ton West German freighter Monika killing one of the crew and wounding two others, according to the ship's agents here Yick Tai and Company (Malaya) Limited.
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    Lock icon WORST FIRE: 600 HOMELESS
    41 1 .TESSELTON. Sun. About people were B I I homeless when a tire dc>': ed 15 houses m Beach Strati on Saturday night, i was one of the IPOCIfI disaster? m Jesselton's history. There were no fatal CMuaittet.
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    Lock icon PROTEST STRIKE TODAY
    640 1 36,000 TO STOP WORK AT LUNCH HOUR Middle Road Acts Against Seven Arrests THIRTY-SIX THOUSAND WORKERS IN SINGAPORE WILL STAGE A ONEHOUR STRIKE TODAY. This is m p r r zgainst the recent arrest of se\en persons under banishment and public security lev. The workers belong to
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    Lock icon What, No Songs?
    65 1 GENERAL view of >liop and 1 ai toi y W Drkers' Union meeting i elebrating its second anni\ enarj lt t' 10 Happy World Stadium yestertl i> Ihe meeting do- < iiiid to .t'i a .iru'-hour protest strike today. The :uidience was orderly. But at one point.
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    Lock icon Assassination Bid Fails, Gunman Killed On Spot
    423 1 FOUR BULLETS HIT NICARAGUA PRESIDENT GUATEMALA. Sept 23 P) A gunman tried to kill P:. at Anastasic Somoza of Nicaragua early yesterday at a reception m Leon, second city of Nicaragua. The 80-year-old strongman wounded iour times but survived the assassination attempt. The
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    Lock icon In Bolivia: A State Of Siege
    101 1 LA PAZ, Bolivia, Sept. 23 (UP)— A bloody clash m the streets of La Paz last night caused at least three deaths and resulted m the proclamation of a state of sic.qc for the entire country by recently inducted President Herman Siics Suazo. Demonstrators
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    Lock icon Two Killed In Cafe Shooting
    55 1 PARIS, Sept. 22 (Reutcr) Four North Africans, armed with revolvers, shot the owner of a cafe and a waiter dead and wounded seven other people drinking m the establishment here tor.:::.:! Police threw a cordon round nearby streets but were unable to trace the car
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    Lock icon Bolshoi Ballet – 'Why We Won't Go'
    154 1 Bolshoi Ballet 'Why We Won't Go' LONDON, Sept. S3 (Keuter)— The director of Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre, which was to have come to London said over Moscow Radio last night that "with provocative forces acting with such impunity, and no steps neins; taken to end the provocation" his company I could
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    Lock icon ½-Mile-Long Flames Sweep Timberiand
    90 1 ½-Mile-Long Flames Sweep Timberiand SAN BERNARDINO. California. Sept. 23 (AP)— A l. 1.- ng wall of fire s* through rugged timherland to within a mile of the rim of the highway north-east of Sin Bernardino today, threatening two small mcuntaia vlllaga More than 1,000 men were Bghtins the flames until
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    Lock icon A Midnight Chat—Then ShotsRingOut
    10 1 A Midnight Chat— Then ShotsRingOut PRESIDENT SOMOZA .V st time
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    Lock icon Princess Margaret In Kenya
    110 1 MOMBASA. Kenya, Sept. 23 (AP) Smiling brightly, Britain's Princess Margaret went ashore from the Royal jrt ill Britannia today m 90 degree heat for a heavy day ol encasements. Mombasa's sweltering streets I thronged with people of all races, all cheering Arabs m their black gowns
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    Lock icon Trade Mission: Four Go Home
    56 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 1 —Four members of Singapore's trade mission, which has been visiting Communist China, arrived here today on their way home but would no comment on their talks with Chinese trade officials m Peking They were Teo Woon Tiong. Lim Bc.y TiODM, A. Norman
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    Lock icon Three Romans In The Fountain
    184 1 THEY'RE JAILED FOR FISHING OUT COINS ROME. Sent. 23 (Renter) Coins thrown by tourists into Rome's Trevi Fountain—pub■l] over the world by the Dim '"Ttuce Coins m the I intain" ate the property Of the City ol Rume, an Italian court decided here. There is
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    Lock icon Omman, Age 5, Flies Alone
    79 2 Omman, Age 5 Flies Alone SHOWING no sisn of I 2 fear or nervousness, x five-year-old mm a n I INN Tii.uakan, flow c out of Singapore alone yesterdaj to commence 2 schoolinc m Calcutta. Omni:in is the eldest j son of Mr Jacob Tha- j rakan. \t linici.i.i with
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    Lock icon Unionists Boycott Meeting
    167 2 Unionists Boycott Meeting rr.XAXG. Sun.— The National Union of Government Office ;<ers, Penang Branch, boycotted the sixth annual delegates conference of the Penang Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council held here ioday. The Standard understands that the absence of delegates from the N.U.G.0.W., Penang 1 Branch, was m protest
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    Lock icon Scouts Pay Last Tribute
    47 2 MALACCA. Sun. Several troopi of cubs and scouts, 'A teachers and friends today attended the funeral of Tranquerah Scout District Commissioner, Mr. Tan Kirn Afad Mi the l«t« Mr. Tta, headmaster of the Ban-:;) Hilir I ;sh School, was buried at Bukit Jelutong.
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    Lock icon WE'LL WIPE OUT THE REDS'
    333 2 WE' LL WIPE OUT THE REDS' Fo//: 0/ Triang Plan Homecoming Gift For Sultan TRIAXG. Sun. The people of the Trianjj subdistrict, the only remaining "black area" m the sprawling: state of Pahans, today pledged to wipe out all Communist terrorists m the area so as to give a homecoming
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    Lock icon INSURED LETTERS
    35 2 FROM Oct I. Insured letters for Bangkok up to a maximum of $500 (3,250 U) will be accepted for transmission by air or surface mail, it was announced m R i Lumpur yesterday.
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    Lock icon To London For BBC Course
    76 2 TWO programme assistants m Radio Malaya .Miss Sarojini I.ourdes and Inchc Ha^liini Amir Ham/ah left Singapore yesterday by air for London for a fourmonth course on broadcasting with Uie BBC. A large number of friends and colleagues, including the Deputy Director of Radio .Malaya. .Mr.
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    Lock icon 'PRISONS CAN BE EMPTIED'
    223 2 REMAND HOME IS OPENED MALACCA, Sun. The Federation Chin Ju-tu Sir Charles Mathew, emphasising the important c ■<• approved schools and hostels, said prisons would be empty m years to tome if all young people could be looked after, cither by their parents, or I>\ guardians
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    Lock icon The Ceylon Federation Won't Do'
    123 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ceylon Federation cf Malaya is not an organization truly representative of lone^e m the country, the president of the Selangor < lon Association charged today, Mr Xavaratnam, who was today re-elected the Association's president at an annual general meeting held here
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    62 2 CAIRO. Sept. 23 (Router) Egypt will engage Irishmen to b English m Egyptian schools, an Education Ministry spokesman announced. He said the Ministry needed 103 foreign language teachers I'D for Russian and Chinese being introduced m the schools this year m addition to Spanish, German and
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    Lock icon SMOG COMPOUNDS
    26 2 THE University Of California announced that its research scientists had developed new techniques for separating and identifying some of the compounds of smog. Reuter.
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    Lock icon POLITICAL PRESSURE? ONLY AN ARGUMENT
    184 2 POLITICAL PRESSURE? ONLY AN ARGUMENT MALACCA Malacca Municipal Eng* neer, Mr. R. H. Arnold, today refuted an allegation made by the Municipal President at the last meeting of the Council that political pressure had been brought to bear on an assistant building inspector regarding a demolition order served on a
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    Lock icon Ancient Rites At Society Wedding
    130 2 Ancient Rites At Society Wedding PENANG. Sun— A society wedding, observed In thf ditional rites of ancient Cathay, was solemnised it nstcad" m Read here today, when Miss Judy Soon Choon Yook. only daughter of the late Mr. Soon Eng Kon?, and Mrs. Son Kong, became 1 Mr. Christopher Kvm
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    Lock icon UNIONISTS HOPE: MORE BENEFITS
    206 2 PENANG, Sun. The hope to introdut* unrn ment insurance schemes. vi< kne.ss and old .icr I and greater educationaj facilities t<> meet m< •<■ the workers, was expressed b> Mr Lav Monk who was re-elected chairman <>! 1 Ii mg I)i\; Malayan Trade I'nion Council, tod
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    47 2 MR. S A. Ka.i. former Trchniial OfTu-er m the Income Tax Department Kuala Lumpur. uil| h, leaving b> air for Bntain m the neai futim* to (oinplrt. studies h. is a inrmer student of the Methodist leys' i.! the (.cvrrnI i tii 1 1 Schools.
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    Lock icon Begin Training For Defence
    27 2 n•/ Si 23 (AP) —Syria yesterday began trainivilian members of the lie Resistance C tion" to defend Syria against perialist ggrt sive intentions."
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    Lock icon DEATH
    37 2 MADAM T» Teng Neo. «f« 80. passed away pr G.H. li She leaves I sister. Teo Eng Choo al nephews and nltoe*- **2 he mart"* for bt: at 4 oO p.m. on Monday, 14 al E
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    Lock icon BOYD REVIEWS C WEALTH PROGRESS
    974 3 'Red Snake Has Been Scotched But Not Killed' L()\D(l N. Sept. 23 r) -Mr. Alan Len- the Colonial m a broadcast -aid that m "the Commuike has been uhed but not yet killed." In an over-all review ogress m the Commonwealth, the Colonial Secretary said:
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    Lock icon VULCAN DUE BACK FROM MELBOURNE
    134 3 Vulcans will eventually provide half tt* P.AF's bomber force, the other half b I provided by the Hanley Page Vittors. the advanced cresi ing Rin SINGAPORE maj have i chance to see more of Vulcan, the worlds largest Delta-wing, four-jet tr. unen it returns to
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    Lock icon Dissension In UMNO Branch
    103 3 Dissension In UMNO Branch MALACCA. Sun. United ys' National Organisamembers of the Tranah Ward decided last to take no part m the nicipal elec- if the Alliance nominee for the Ward was not accept•o them This sub-branch, one of 89 In Malacca, and its Youth Section, met at their club
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    137 3 Tin: CfcM ti Mall F \KI IF. Maior-Gineral I III) Fiuh ppN away the bride m an hit- v pddins .>. t St. Chun h I ."irmhn >>nu ip"i;' on B itur--Ihe bride Heathi r Thane St. Duthus skni!l'l Olllv (l.lllL, liter of t!ie l.ttr I.icutrnant Colonel S
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    Lock icon 20,844 Jabs In 30 Days
    56 3 PENANG. Sun. The travelling dispensary and lecture vans of the Veterinary Department carried nut 20,--844 ranikhet vaccinations during last month. The teams visited 64 villages, 20 kampongs and four Mates, giving vetrrinary aid, 91 rriCC and advice to the people m the rural arras of
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    Lock icon Fund Shortage Cuts Activities
    144 3 VOLUNTARY organizations arc having their activities constantly limited by the shortage <>l iiinds. the honorary secretary sj| the Singapore Children's Society, Mrs. Joanna Moore, said yesterda>. "If ten per cent of the Colony's population were to contribute an extra $1 each year to some project for
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    Lock icon Army Pilot Awarded A D.F.C.
    92 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Tiie Queen has approved the award of the Distinguished rr Cross to Captain Patrick T. A. Musters, R.A. Captain Musters, an Auster pilot, has achieved over 1,800 flying hours since joining the > M Air Observation Post Squadron m Sept. ISJS3. A
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    Lock icon ASSN. ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
    82 3 IPOH. Sun. The following have been elected officers of the Perak Welfare Association at the annual general meeting here yesterday: Chairman: Air. V C. Kang, ice-chairmen; Tunku Mahakurnia and Rev Father Khaw, hon. secretary; Mr If. S. Dhoss, treasurer: Mrs. Aw Boon Soo. council members: It
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    45 3 MISS Rnsie Meihsin T">ai. t" I; hn of Sitiu.iptre'l School \<>r Drat (Oral) ycsterissj hill fur London h.\ nir on an E(la < a t ion Mintatrj scholarship. Mtai I v will undergo a 12-month training at the l><af Dniversitj m Manchester* Standardpic
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    Lock icon Malacca Urges Clear Policy
    59 3 ACCA r Sun.— One hundred and ten prominent Malacca residents have drafted a petition to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boy d. asking him for an early f ment on Malacca's future status. These residents will next week to seek thousands of other signatures to support
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    Lock icon FALL FROM 2nd FLOOR
    34 3 TAX LAY CHOOX. 4. fell from the second floor of her house In Choon Guan Street. Singapore, last night. She was admitted to the General Hospital m a serious condition.
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      591 3 aQ-lmanac Information at a Glance -i mnnmn imw TOMOUOW: ttllgajlpn U2 am I 111 Tom Hi 1081 545 At >™ 118 w^-m it 117 Dm. i 9 4 it). The Hammond; 6.55 Reg;onai An\C»l^M//I*iAiDT»^l4y*r P nc^ni >12 am (88 f l l nouncement >J!IJPI < VIM rAVyiIV-fc pm. (7ift) n
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    Lock icon Threat To Sack Union Leader Flayed
    281 4 Threat To Sack Union Leader Flayed SEVERAL Singapore trade unionists yesterday condemned the City Councillors who sought local advice to sack the Secretary of the Council's Labour Unions Federation. Mr. 0. S. Ren^asamy. Independent Councillor Mr. S H. D. Eiias, at a recent E ihmenta Committee ■Meting Mked for the
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    Lock icon Goodwill Men Leave
    72 4 SINGAPORE'S Aobtani II for Loral Government. Lands and Housing. Mr. Tan Then? Chiang, and Liberal Socialist Assemblyman for Tiona Bahru. Mr. William Tim. yesterday left by air for Japan at the invitation of thf Japanese Government for I three-week goodwill tour. During their stay m Japan, they
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    29 4 FlGin I N -month old Chan G< i tioi wu drowned In a Btrevn m NM Soon. Singapore, yesterday. Her body wm found bf i Police Constable.
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    104 4 REFLOATING operations on the Korean tinker Thunchi" by Urn Naval Boom Defence Vessel Barf oil and Navy Tug Enigma have now been completed and the tanker is proceeding to Singapore under tow EarUer, on Saturday, the Pelardok took diving gear and other equipment to the stra,nded tanker as
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    Lock icon THE RECOGNITION OF UNIONS
    494 4 THE RECOGNITION OF UNIONS Expert Called In Mining Row IPOH, Sun. The Trade Tnion Adviser, Federation of Malaya. Mr. R. F. H. Caddiek, said here today that a union is "recognised" once it has started actual discussion with employers or employers' associations on important labour issues. Mr. Caddick was called
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    Lock icon 'BIG SQUEEZE' PAYS OFF
    203 4 REDS GIVE UP TO THAIS BENTONG, Sun. The Malaya-Thailand "Bis Squeeze" on Chin Peng's gangs m the jungle near the border paid on" today. Two terrorist.". Lim Tech Seng, and a woman named Cheng Ah Han. alias Sui lieng, surrendered to Thai police, it was announced
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    84 4 THREE foreign diplomats A .orican, Canadian and French flew into Singapore from Sydney yesterday. The Canadian High Commissioner to Australia. Mr. W A. Irwin was on his way to Ottawa before taking up a appointment as Canadian Ambassador to Brazil. The American Ambassador I- ormosa, Mr. Karl
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    Lock icon A TEA FOR PROTEGEES
    47 4 JOHORE BAIIRU. Sun The District Welfare Committee yesterday entertained sixty-seven of its protegees to tea. Tho Committee gives them monthly grants to enable them to continue their studies m various schools here. The grant? cover school fees, games fees, books and bus fares.
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    51 4 THE new Burmese Consul m Sinsapni". I h „v (above), and his \\ii< arrived m the Colony on Satuid.iv Hr su< <•- ds I' \nng My at Kya« whr» returns v,, o n ti> Burma Thf nrw Consul was formerly Second v < < retary to the Burmese
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    103 4 By Mr. and Mrs Tan D.ioe Thay cut the wedriinc eakc at a reception at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Sincapote after their ueddinc yesterday The Kroom is the son of Mr. Tan Hoan Kie. governing director of Aurora Limited and Mrs. Tan. The bride is |kc daughter of Dr.
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    33 4 FOLLOWING the success of the photo exhibition of the Roya] Air Force held m Kuala Lumpur m connection with "Battle of Britain" week, it wi:! now bo shown la Pcnanp
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    Lock icon 'Strip-Show' For Blushing Policemen
    107 4 BUTTERWORTH. Sun An unwelcome ">t rip-tease show' was itaged m from of the Pcrmatang Beran°an Police Station at Tassek Glugor— much to the chagrin cf blushing police personnel The "artist" 50-year-old Kg Swee Choon wa? taken m and brought be lore Inche Hassan bin Hussain m
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    1585 5  - LETTER from Down Under JIM HENRY By Our Queensland Correspondent IHE Minister for External Affairs, vR. R. G. CASEY, the other day that Australia would provide facilities under the Colombo plan for Asian journalists and press > t -otographers t o have training and practical experience ,n Australia. -.lid the
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    342 5 THE exploits of Australia's brilliant squad of men •vomen swimmer 3 m the warm of the Olympic Swimming pool m Towns Queensland, for the Games m November have again taken the limelight m Australia's world of sport In a carnival the other back- N MON< KTON, of ale. (a
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    98 5 I S^. 'ELAIDE, capital of the State of South Australia, was designed by the first South Australian Govern- 2 ment Surveyor-General. Colonel William Light, shortly alter the establishment of the colony of j South Australia m 1836. The city is uniquely planned, for its business section is
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      253 5 AM. lI.KIHM..N attention M+- ABlES— March 21 to A .1 e i 19— Give thought, protection llUK\— Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 i to money matters, belong- Keep the accent on saving Evening favours contacts with rather than spending Even ning favours plans, person--1 \l Xl S— April 20 to
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard Babas And Nonyas
    937 6 Singapore Standard Babas And Nonyas r S ose and the Eurasians m this :oun are m the same boat. They are both ivanized and Anglicized. In an independent Ma! have to become citizens of this country igrate to some other British territories if they to remain British subjects. The fate
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    730 6  -  SEBASTIAN HAFFNER By M BERLIN I*HE decision of the Bonn Defence Ministry to reinitate former SS officers up to the rank of Licute-nant-Colone] m the new West German Army with old rank, continues to agitate West German public opinion. A number of newspapers have commented bitterly,
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    Lock icon THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME
    814 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME "This house where once a lawyer dwelt Is now n gmitH'tr /l'V.-s' How rapidl'^ihc iron ace Success the age of s nasi HPHESE words of William I BnUM (tme to mind on reading the report of the t.ilks on Friday between Chief .Minister Lim
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    15 6 "The*e! .Yov let's hear no MOTi o MOMf "HWtfafl about never having brenk.^ast m bed.'"
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    Lock icon Strip-Tease And The Reformers
    709 6 Sir; May I bo allowed to remarks on Oscar Khayyam's letter under the heading "Strip-Teas-ing A Safety Valve?" He has put m words what some of us have been thinking about most of the wouldbt Reformers who have COOM into our midst from abroad more or
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    203 6 Sir; The People': Action Party secretary, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew Ml quite right In stating that "Nowhere m Asia waa English more carefully nurtured than m Ceylon." This is the truth. EngU b has been the national and Official language ol Ceylon for the past 150 y<
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    49 6 Not Connected Sir; The Singapore Women's federation recently banned by the Government ha.s DO Connection whatsoever with the Singapore Women > Council. The Singapore Women's Council is strictly a nonpolitical organization devoted solely to the social Uplift Of women m Singapore and lialaya, (MRS > SHIR IN FOZDAR Hon. Secretary
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      91 6 Sir; The book "Her Malaya" by Ann and I nson which cized by you last week tor not having enough Is a children's book, aimed at catching the in* of the adult but young Malayan. i (and to many others* they are dull and unneco youngster who reads
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      Lock icon Firmer Action Wanted
      65 6 I must res' the Shop and Fa< kers' Union and the PAP. t has been an < the Go\ en no stepi have been taken to cloit down these Unions. It looks like the Government under Lim Vi a firm action ai the It might <* to
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    146 7 Egypt Gets A 'Watery' Hint LONDON, Sept. 23. British Colonial Secretory Alan Lennox-Boyd said m a speech approved by Eden that Britain could control Egypt's water supply and even dry up the Nile, turning Egypt into a desert. "There can't be confidence
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    151 7 Kashmir Dispute Warning KARACHI, Sept 23 (AP)— Pakistan Prime Minister erday called on India to help settle the Kashmir dispute quickly, and warned 1 "The Pakistan people are restless and once they are out of control such a situation be neither m the interest of India nor Pakistan. The Prime
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    91 7 TUNIS. Sept. 23 (UP) The Tunisian High Court has need to death by hanging three Tunisians on charges of master-mill tho murder last March 26 of ■Destour <Ne« Independence) nationalist party Deputy Houssine Bouzaiane m Sfax. Authorities, who announced the verdict today, said one three
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    28 7 INDIA'S roving ambassador Krishna tfcnon Hew into London yesterday from Cairo and said he still thought a olution" is possible to the Suez dispute A. P.
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    30 7 THE Peking People's Daily it" yesterday mum d the Western Big Three not to take provocative Mtton m the Suez Canal dispute, because Egypt "has many friends." UP
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    20 7 TWELVE Polish pilots arrived m Cairn m a aircraft yesterday to join the Suez Canal Authority. Reuter
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    42 7 TAIPEI. Sept. 23 (AP) Thirteen persons sat down to riquct on Friday evening at Chunsii. near Taipei All were stricken by poisonins. One of them died, and the other 12 are still on the critiral list Police are inve?tigatir.
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    69 7 NEW YORK. Bept 23 (AP) America consumed 111 long tons of new rubber dur[nf August, compared tc 95.--226 tons In July, the Pubber Manufacturers' Association reported yesterday. Synthetic rubber used during August totalled 71.591 long tons, compared with July consumption of 57.338 tons. The association said production
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    239 7 Eight Escape Massacre ALGIERS. Sept. 23 (AP)— Sixteen French soldiers and one ofiicer had their throats slit by rebels to prevent them from giving an alarm to other forces nearby. a French staff officer said yesterday as further reports came m about the attack
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    108 7 NEW DELHI, Sept. 23 <UP) Burma's experience with Communi>t China has "nnt been entirely happy," Indian S< fclist Parliament member Asoka Mehta, who recently visited Rangoon, declared tori a I writing m the newspaper "SI iti man." M'.'hta said: "While the Burme.-e army is
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    75 7 VATICAN dTT, Sept. 23 fAP)— Pope Pius xii fester. laj Bald that modern civilization has "made man. m a way. a simple complement of hi machines." The Pope ipoke, through a letter to a eoDfresa of Italian Catholics opening m Bergamo. Italy, today. ••We will have
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    48 7 NEW YORK. Sept X ter»— Leaders of the Am< riean Communi.-t Party declared Yesterday that the Party had made many 'important errors" m past years and proposed Waal they called tax reach in-.; changes m the programme, practices and outlook cf the party.
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    59 7 photo. LOVELY Hrlon Mu. 22, Mt. and Deal (li.inu both arc It-adins stars for the Central Motion Picture Corporation, th r lamest and onl\ feature film studio m Formosa. The braut'es will repretetA NafitHdM CMh at the Ist Manila International Motion Picture Festival to be hold
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    66 7 TAIPEI. Sept. 23 <UP>— Chine.-c newspaper diligently reported today that a 20--ar-old woman became a bride and mother on Saturday. It said Mat Chen Lu-chou wa.s married m the morning and save birth to a baby gir] m the same aft' I "S mefcf the guests, who had
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    24 7 IXDIA and North Vietnam yesterday signed a three-year trade pact providing for an easy flow of goods between the two countries.- UP
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    145 7 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo- 1 rado. Sept. 23 (AP) VicePresident Richard Nixon said last night the time is "not too far distant" when the working man ran have "a four-day week and family life will be even more fully enjoyed by every American.'' The
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    58 7 TOKYO. Sept. 23 (B A 20-year-old fashion model was today selected as Japan's representative to the Mte« World Contest, due to be held m London on Octobe: Tokura's measurements are bust 35.4 inches, waist 21 inches, hips 35 inches. .Miss Tokura, five leet live inches tall bea*
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    36 7 ADELAIDE. Australia. Sept. 23 (AP) Unsuitable weather asain caused postponement of Britain's atomic bomb test at Maralinga today. The atomic team has now been standing by for 12 days to explode the device.
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    35 7 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Sept. 23 (APj— EOh n shot and ■NiM MM NMtai Mi c today a? they were >me from church with their in-year-o!d daughter m the south coast town of Lanarca.
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    406 9 Increased Trading During This Week By A Marker Correspondent MALAYAN shore markets, which have r dcd an accurate barometer of political gvtnts, lest week reacted to the recent Governm enf action against "subversive" elements, rng m a firm trend. Market circles now 'cnewed confidence m
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    153 9 Cashew As Crop Of The Future vi uu\(,(,\.\;Sun. The Fdkr.it m ".-n.- > planning (iiuc the pLintin- a nutN .1- the th.- future Aim ultu: Inrhe bin Imk.R ■> I MNO Fun Fair at Dunstm; Im he Aiii said Qmtmj'ml pro\:d- thtfarmers with seeds, experts, nmt "know htm find mark
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    304 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK R .^iness done m shares Sept. 15 to 21: IM)I MKIVLS: Brit. Borneo Pets. I Jon. Tin Sm Fraser 8 52.08 cd.. Hammer Co.. xd.. Wm. Jacks $2,924 S2JS, Jackson Co.. $1,321 M -505. Mala m Cement $1 7(\J to $179 to Mi cries $1.09 to
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    62 9 NEGOTIATIONS have been opened for the establishment of a new shipyard at Sunderland. m the North of England, for the building of vessels up to 300 feet long. The Sunder]and Corporation is holding the negotiations with an undisclosed company. Several sites have been examined. There are eifM
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    525 9 New Plane Ordered FROM a small beginning Cathay Pacific Airways has m ten years developed into a major regional airline, with a world-wide reputation for service, utilization and punctuality. Ten years ago today, two men got together and formed the new. but comparative y airline.
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    339 9 U.S. Oil Output May Rise WASHINGTON, Sept. 23 Officials from major oil producing areas m the United States are meeting m Washington to consider a possibly substantial increase of American oil output because of the Suez situation. The meeting is the first tangible result of conferences among Government and oil
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    60 9 A LIQUID metallic coating for rustpronfing steel surfaces subjected to high temperatures, sucn as steel chimneys, has been developed by a British Arm. The coating is applied cold and doe? not depend on high temperature to stove, cure or alloy it to the steel, as is
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      159 9 lUI UUIUM years copra harvest will be down slightly as a result of the go-slow episode but palm oil should a^ain be higher, according to Sir Frit-Mac-Fadyn, chairman of the Straits Plantations, Ltd., m a statement presented at the annual general meeting n:i Sept. 21.
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      110 9 MALAYSIA M Tin Ltd. reported a profit for {he ytur ended March SI, IS)M of £13.268 which with the brought forward of JC 1.093 manes £14,361 available. Provision for taxation took £4,616. over provision for 'ion m respect of previous £2.561. expenses of capital reduction £944;
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    159 9 AS the possibility of force BCfasg employed m the Suez Canal dispute receded, the Singapore rubber market became easier and prices stood at the lowest levels for the week on Saturday. Dtmtry and local selling accelerated the decline and towards the dose of the week the
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      1419 10 FIELDS FOR WEDENSDAY AT IPOH WEIGHTS and probable starters for all seven races at Ipoh on Wednesday (Sept. 26), second day of the Perak Turi Club Sultan's Gold Vase Meeting, are: Horses Class 2, Div. 3—6 Furs. 8 (ilory 3y y.OO Singapore Syndicate Rodeers I ndnut. table 4v S.i:; F
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      372 10 Support Must Come From S' pore Indians Sir; I am very glad that your paper takes a great i.\ est m Malayan Sports and has ■i the sports minded people m this country a chance to voice their opinion In yesterday's papers I read a letter which was sent by
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      452 10  - NOW IT'S DISTINE FOR THE GOLD VASE WINDSOR LAD By IPOH. Sun— Now it will be Distine for the rirh Sultan's Gold Vase. After his clearcut six furlnnes win on Saturday. Distinr will probably start a warm favourite for the Malayan classic over .">'• furlonus straight on Saturday. Allotted 9.7
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      334 10 Malays On A Spree At Expense Of Eurasians SINGAPORE Malays went on a goal scoring spree to trounce the Colony Eurasians 8-2 m their SAFA Community league encounter at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. For the superior Malays, it was an easy victory. All their forwards netted at least once Ismail
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      66 10 A lIATTRICK by Lumri paved the way for Kota Raia Club to beat the Chinese Athletics "A" 3-1. to enter the final of SAFA'«= Junior Cup Tournament at Jalan Besar stadium jresterday. The Raias led 1-0 at half time, but midway m the second half VVillian
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      20 10 A. W C. Signals beat Rajaii Sports Club 7-4 m a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    274 11 RBDLEGS PULL 10 WITHIN 2 GAMES AS BUMS, BRAVES LOSE s \OKK \P p M'uiukee Braves t 'inff m Like over the hot National nj .1 dpin 10 inntogs while the pesky Fittsl,rfh Pirates billed the P^klya Dedfers 3-1. When the firing ended for the iav the never-say-die C. -ati
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    108 11 night: Daredevil Baton Donald C pbeU who hit up 286 MPH m settin a a new rrorld imtcrspccd record Utt MPH m his jet-propelled "Bluebird" on Coniston Water. England, on Sept. 19. The previous record, xchich he set up himself f on Lake Me:'!, fftMtfo, last .Vorc.bcr, icas CmmpbelVa 2MMPH
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    1320 11 Manchester U. Leads The Way With Unbeaten Record LONDON. Sept. 22 (Renter) The struggle for supremacy m the first division of the English Football League showed no sierns ot easing today as all four leading clubs continued their winning form. ftfßMhaatai Un;' I ague champions. maintained their
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    119 11 SEOUL. Sept. 22. (Reuicr) A crowd of about 1.000 persons including Nationalist Chil I Ambassador to South Korea Wang Tung Yuan watched tionalist China and South Korea share mixed fOCtUMi here today In the first of a scries of goodwill lawn lennis matches between lh e two coun-
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    70 11 World Speedway WEMBLEY STADIUM dlesex. Sept. 22. (Reuter) Ov« Fundin. of Sweden, the world speedway title here tonight to become the first European rider to win this cotitle. Before a crowd of 70.000 FundtM narrowly defeated the New Zealand ar c Ronnie Moore er of the title m 19.^4 and
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    70 11 MANCHESTER England. Sept 22 Brian Hewson. Britain's chief hope for the 1.000-metre run at the 19M Olympic n cd the world record for 1.000 metres by only nine-tenths of a second tonight while wfamil the event m two mm. 19 9 ptC during an International meet. Hewson narrowly
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    43 11 BERLIN Sept 32, (Reutei i —The East and West Gnman Olympic Committee* have agreed to send about 110 sport smen to Melbourne for thp Olympic Games accord i to a joint communique published by the Eas* German News Agency, ADN. tonight.
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    588 11  -  BILL FUNK By JOE LIETZAN S BO.'MBERS bombed Tomi Wei's Pandas out of their winning column when the\ made full use of seven walks and then u^ed 11 Shaw homer and eight other hits to bireze to a 10-7 uin m the principal
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    130 11 I HAMBURG, Sept 21 (Reuter) Randolph Turpin. Britain's former world middleweight champion, met with a severe ICVUN here tonight m his bid to make a comeback as a lightheavyweight when he was beaten by Hans Stretz, of Germany. nin. uho has never won m afal rr
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    284 11 FOCHS DESFIRES BRAVES TO 14-3 WIN rACB J«.< ii v one of fop vptmorts of Softball la the < MMdalC B- h I 14-3 Wta <•'•• M,; t wlirn hr horn-nil and sis;) Only two batters— KobayaUli and Fochs have hn home runs m one game duri Kobayashi was the
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    453 12 FOMOC EVADE AXE' ISSUES T s I'nited Press picture <.hows where Malayans will be when the Ohmpi, (limes open on November 2». This \i v ipable of airommodatinT over 100.--pr.ipl- I -nr new >uod iat left, numbered 2 is only just completed. 1. M :n uiTj rviu.:^i Rid... Hid 1
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    301 12 SINGEI PATANI, Sun.— Penan- heat Kedah by 20 points (goal and live tries) to (i (two tries) m a friendly 1115 by match played here yesterday. A sharp shower just before the start made the ball slippery md nard to handle. While Pcnang won
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    187 12 s:\GAPORE Medical Services Union beat the Singapore TeaCh< n Union by two goals to nil m the s ii a imv league match at Fairer Park yesterday. Had it not been for the fine display by Chu Teck Chye m the STU
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    62 12 THE team to renrrsent P.W.D. Sports Club against Marine Department Snorts Club m the Singapore Government Service* Football AstodatiOg sonmr cup final match to ho' placed at Jalan Bosar stadium 7 pm. today will be Eric Yeo; Abdul Juri, Fook T X\ Wah Chin. Omar
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    166 12 THERE'LL be Rock 'X Rcll at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. Sept. 30 at 6.30 p.m. This exhibition precedes the Singapore Business Houses annual match for th e Feith Cup to be played that eveni: Iff J T O iphant, Vice-Presi-.it of the SB
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    69 12 PENANG San— The Chartered Bank Recreation Club defence crumbled before the ferocity of Harper GUflllan Sports Club attack m a Business Houses league soccer match on Dato Kramat ground today. Harpers scored an overwhelming ten-nil victory. r P:C game Degan late and ended m tailing light
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    54 12 COLOMBO, Sept. 23 (UP) The Ceylon boxing brothers, Hema Jayasuriyas, were selected today by the Amateur BoxIng Association of Ceylon to represent this country at the Melbourne Olympic? Games. This brought the Ceylon contingent up to five the track and field star Ethiri Veersingham. wrestien Perumal Rasheed
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    50 12 SINGAPORE Teachers Union "A" held a strong Naval Base Police team to a three-all draw m a friendly hockey match at Balestier Road, yesterday. Harbhajan Singh, Mnhinder Singh and Ajit Singh scored lor the Police while Oon San 2 and Himat Singh :<;lied for the teachers.
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    55 12 LOS AXGELES. Sept (AP)— Victor Seixas. the No 1 US. Davis Cup player. over came a one-set t-ctback and or. to defeat Voting A -''lev Cooper. No. 4 of the Au Man invaders, m a quarterfinal match of fio Pacific Southwest tennis tournament yesterday. Seixas subdued the 20--old
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    257 12 THE rcrcntl.v formed Singapore Branch of the I'nited Kingdom Forces Motoring- Club, first of its kind m the Far East, will hold a combined Arniy-Navv-.\ir Force gymkhana m November, the Secretary, Major 1) I. Coots, told The Standard \rsterriay This Branch, affiliated t 0
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    489 12 THE WORTHY CHAMPIONS... SELANGOR flilaiigiir I v Res SELAXGOR, the Malaya On h ampions, kept their reputation intact when they trounced the Rest ot MsJtyi Ir. >ix uoals to two m a ghMflfc match played at the Princes Road Stadium m Kuala Lumpur \esterda A crowd of 1.500 paid a
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    66 12 won they beat the Gazetted Officers by 50 runs m their annual cricket match played on the PTS ground yest< Inspectors :i out— R. da Silva 38. J. C. Cookp 44. R. Sandosham 18. Thambyr 13. Bowline— Pennefather tor 5 :our for 44. <..i/etted: 120 all
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