Singapore Standard, 27 September 1956

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 line*) 2400 n ft m i. ?IRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 11. N... 87 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon $20,000,000 RUBBER SHOOK
    402 1 ...And it Is Delivered Jointly From London, KL Britain To Step Up Synthetic Buying By 10,000 Tons KUALA LUMPUR, WED.—BRITAIN TODAY DELIVERED MALAYA A $20,000,000 SHOCK. SHE ANNOUNCED A 10 000TON STEP-UP IN HER SYNTHETIC RUBBER IMPORTS NEXT YEAR. Official communiques released simultaneously here and in London
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    Lock icon 131 Killed In Fierce Jordan Border Battle
    207 1 VMAX, Jordan, Sept. 2fi (IT)— Jordan Army headquarters >aid today 31 Jordanians died in the ne nt Husan last ni^ht but that approximately hraelLs were killed in bitter hand-to-hand fighting. the bodies of ten eluding one of capta:: fcad been found near Husan,
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    Lock icon VULCAN DISPLAY
    48 1 ncu Vu!r.\n w nhrr. w hit h his just irned from i flight to •r.»lii will fly o\~t the N iporo \*atprlront for 1"' minutes this r uill tike off from t h iu: it about t r-ti mil <rui*.p from !hp h xr hour .ir^a.
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    58 1 VOR K. Sept 26 ii r)— Jordanian dcleU.N today nifhi a Israel atta.-.-: i "an open challenge 8 irity Council and the DnUed Nations as a who: V" Den Rlfmt •re was a quesi lon the Security C< inild take "real action Israel nr whether w ild be compelled
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    Lock icon Death Notes: Postman Delivers Them Daily
    192 1 FOR Singapore's Chief MiniltWT. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, death notes have become a matter of rou:.:> ver since he adopted a •■get tough'' attitude tods Communists in the the daily post Mop bin several threatening letters. Thev are in Chinese and Ish. B;it he
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    Lock icon Six Chinese To Appeal
    66 1 THE appeal a^ain.-t the banishment cf six Colony Chinese will be considered by the Governor-in-Council r- xt riM Three Colony lawyers Mr. ]>e Kuan Yew. Mr. A. P. Rajah and Mr. R. C. H. Lim have received from the Attorney General. Mr C. H Butterfleld, Government's
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    Lock icon Ship Is Towed To Singapore
    39 1 A NORWEGIAN tanker, Ifiltna, (11,436 tons) was beins tnwed to Singapore by a H ve^eraay a!icr bet propeller, Lloyds shipping [-•r_:r C:^- e reported. The tanker was bOUBd for Singapore from Shimotsu, Japan. Reuter
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    Lock icon 2nd THOUGHTS
    26 1 the Indonesian Government would "fully consider" the SEATO powers plan to hold naval manoeuvre- :n the Java Spa. a Foreign Ministry spokesman said yesterday.
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    Lock icon FRESHIES SALUTE!
    134 1 ATTENSHUN! Salute!! And all freshmen uilhin hearing jumped to it Mfl in the traditional \tin\ fashion, but a stm ti\ University half->aiutinq half-smil-ing (with yells of "cork It up" 1 and half-bowing Itylc This was one of the m v "misfortunes" which the 500 freshmen of the University
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    Lock icon India's 'Veep' Flies In With This Message
    41 1 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock (ripht) escorts the Vic e -President of India, Dr. Radhakrishnan. to the VIP room. On the left is Indian Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. R K. Tandon Standardpic
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    Lock icon ...A SPEEDY AND PEACEFUL MERDEKA TO YOU
    258 1 ...A SPEEDY AND PEACEFUL MERDEKA TO YOU lndlvs Wce-Presfdent, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. yesterday wished Singapore "a ipetdy. peaceful progress towards self-government." The 63-year-old Vice-Pre-sident, who Is renowned for his works on Asian. Eastern and Western philosophies, landed at Paya Lebar airport by KLM plane on hi? way to Indonesia on
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    Lock icon Eden In Paris For Suez Talks
    106 1 PARIS. Sept 26 (Reuter") The British Prime Minister Ud foreign Secretary Sir Anthony Eden and Mr. Sehvyn I Loyd, Ul'ived here by air today for talks with their French counterparts, M. Guy Ict and M. Christian Pineau, on the Suez question. During their 24
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    Lock icon New York Traders Are Pleased
    75 1 New York Traders Are Pleased NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (Reuter) Rubber traders here were pleased to hear of authorisation by the British Government for increase in synthetic rubber imports from dollar countries from 70 to 80 thousand tons for 1957. However, they did not not expect any change in market
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    40 1 JAKARTA. Sept. 26 (AP) India's Vice-President, Dr. s Radhakrishnan, arrived here this evening on a four-day wit. He VM Aet at the a.r;v Vice-President Mohamad Hatta. Prime Mini ter All Sastroamidjojo. cabinet member^ and the entire diplomatic corps.
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    Lock icon CHINA BUYS 1,000 TONS
    197 1 CHINA BUYS 1,000 TONS "HUSH-HUSH" deals in the Singapore market over the past few days I resulted in China buying more than 1.000 tons of Malayan rubber worth about $2,000,000. This is in addit: 3,200-ton contract arrarv members of 1 mission, market circles said. The deals, which we: gotiated in
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    Lock icon 'I DID NOT DRAG GIRL OUT OF THE CAR'
    803 2 ACTON MAKES HIS DEFENCE DefenceCounsel sNoCase To Meet Submission Fails MALACCA, Wed. The Vice-President of the Malacca Municipal Council, A. W. B. Acron, denied in the Magistrate's Court here today that he had dragged pretty Hedwiges Pavanaris out of his car
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    81 2 Standard- Lee Thong Choon J. P A TY of 56 aborigines of the Temiar tribe, consisting: of 11 men. 22 women and ..I children, who came out yesterday morning to seek Government protection They nad been roaming the hills, seven miles east of Tanjong Rambutan. near Ipoh,
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    Lock icon Court Is Faced With Four Vital Points
    1027 2 Court Is Faced With Four Vital Points witness box, Mr. Rintoul :c a two-hour submission that there was no case to met His contention was based on the law of corroborative evidence. The complaint, he said, was not made at the first availI ribie moment It took more than i'a.f-ar.-howr
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    Lock icon An Old Chinese Belief Comes True
    152 2 An Old Chinese Belief Comes True BENTONG. Wed A traditional Chinese belief that bodies ot drowned victims would surface automatically within 72 hours, came true today, saving $500 for the brother-in-law of Low Chun Lin, tern-aged Chinese school pupil, who disappeared into the Cham•Af waterfall dam on Sunday. Seven divers,
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    Lock icon S.C. Jailed For Deserting
    118 2 TANJONG MALIM. Wed. A Special Constable de.serted the Police Force two years ago because he did not like his job. He was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment by Magistrate Mr. E. M Smallwood today. Inspector Shamsudin bin Ayob. prosecuting, told the court that on May 20.
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    Lock icon 'LOST' TRIBE COMES INTO TOWN
    320 2 A TREK ACROSS HILLS RIVERS Rescue' A Triumph For No. 22 S.A.S. IPOH. Wed. -A -lost tribe of > 1- gines, located by a patrol of the 22 Sjx>< vices Regiment la.st Thursday, came into t<.u> morning after a threr-da> trek through hilly country Their
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    Lock icon Border Camp Destroyed
    50 2 KROII. Wed. Another Coir/: rrori I "nest" on the Malaj'a-Vhai border was destroyed today by men of the Police Field Force A patrol of No. 1 PFF lorated a camp for ten terrorists which had been evacuated in a hurry. The patrol .ater i-duel with five terrorisi
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    Lock icon Kuomintang General Pays Visit
    108 2 Kuomintang General Pays Visit MALACCA. Wed.— Gen Ho Chin. Chairman of the Kuomintang Regime's V. Planning Cmjnc.i :n Taipd. paid a short visit to the Settlement tndav. More than 300 Chi-' from the Settlemeni North-wi at the Batu Burendam Airp ri to greet him as he alighted from a north-bound
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    108 2 CLOSING rubber pn<- (i (cents per lb i n Sine D«re yesterday were Buyers Seller* «p«.i nom i Oc( Rw No I I Rv No 3 S PURE TLN The price „l the local markr i fl a u v s (Down I LONDON Bl'RHhh No 1 K.SJs
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      123 2 a U/ODI O f USf wafch fhose glistening Omo suds 4 if UIILU in action. Whether you wash by hand \J>4mJ>'L 481l or mach 'ne. you do a better, more _^m V^B^^ thorough job when you use Blue Omo. W\\ IIV 00 m gGfS a y Ur clothes wh 'tes
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      88 2 ANNOUNCEMENT #m& r piE above is a picture taken at a reception h< id 1 No. 12(J Neil Road, Singapore, after the maof Mr. k Mrs. Liow Yew Lee at the Sinpa;> Marriage Registry. Mrs. Aw Boon Haw (Madam Khoo Shu Fn; much regrets that owing t<. unexpected ri: stances,
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    Lock icon RAGGING: STUDENTS WARNED
    583 3 ITS A STUPID, MALICIOUS PRACTICE -CAINE IHE Vice-Chancellor I the I'niversitv of Mali i. Sir Sydney Caine, osierday gave senior students a serious warnon the consequences msins:." Address: p. five htm red newlv-er.ro'. !ed Federation and Singapore students, the retiring yice-Chancellor said: frtihiei j to put p
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    Lock icon SHINOZAKI: ('I HELPED LADY THOMAS') PLEADS AGAIN
    170 3 SHINOZAKI: ('I HELPED LADY THOMAS') PLEADS AGAIN JAPANESE municipal welfare ch:-;:' of the Singapore occupati b hi Mamoru Shinozaki, has appealed to British :es to allow his apr i- to re-enter the Color In a letter to a Friend r he stated: "I made man) exceptions for and gave favours
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    Lock icon SIX MEN ON A THIRST QUENCHING MISSION
    31 3 THE six finalists in the Beer Drinking Contest Cpl. J.I). Jones, A.B.W. Goh Choon Tian, Georqe A. Hay. Naui B. Saabas and B. Brown.
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    Lock icon 'ottoms Up'They Do It In Double Quick Time
    149 3 'ottoms Up 'They Do It In Double Quick Time "YAM S >.as the order of the day for over 30 people \vl e.ed at the Odeon Cine Singapore, on Ttm I to compete in a beerdrinking contest. beer-drinkers, of whom there are quite a few in the Colony, got cold
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    Lock icon DEBATE ON SUEZ
    41 3 TAIPIXG. Wed— The S ■anal problem will be tIM I discussion at the meet o Taiping Dis.-.ission Jjroup to be held at the Kc I -ay. Sept. 28 at 8 Mr. J. P. Woodcock vU bo n ;r;.cr.
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    Lock icon Hotel Keeper Guilty Of Not Registering Couple
    239 3 Appeal Is Dismissed By High Court MR. JUSTICE Tan Ah Tah hold in the Singapore Hiqh Court yesterday that when a man and a woman are found in a state of undre>s in a locked hotel room, it should be presumed that they
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    Lock icon TO WOO & WED, HE GOT INTO DEBT
    202 3 TO WOO WED, HE GOT INTO DEBT \MES Chua Chen- Boon. who borrowed bjastfly to woo and wad and thereafter pandered to the expensive s of his wife through borrowing, had bia three-month jail sentence for bri ach t>J trust upheld by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan. in the Singapore
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    Lock icon Malaya s 'Peaceful Methods'
    118 3 Malaya s 'Peaceful Methods' SINGAPORE and the Federation are progressing by peaceful methods of democracy. Mr. Pom Shanahan. the Commissioner loi New Zealand in South-east ■Via, said over Radio Malaya last night. Mr. Shanahan, .speaking rn the anniversary ot New Zealand Day, said, "In a world Which hai come to
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    37 3 HONGKONG Sept. 2H S] istl Standard Serviee: Closing prices of the Hon.2konj Exchange were: 516.05 to ill Sterling: $6.1623 to U.S.I; $1,839 to Malayan SI; $0,184 if one Indonesiaii Rupiah; Gold $261 to a tad.
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    Lock icon Major Drove At 60 MPH
    43 3 major a. o. Watson of thfl British Military Hospital. (Steaded guilty in a Sin^aprre Traffic Court yesterday CO a chargp of -prrd:nz at BQ to 63 mph. along Bukit Timah Road, on Mar. 13. He wa^ nn^d |SQ.
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    Lock icon $500 Fine For Having BogusGoods
    150 3 $500 Fine For Having BogusGoods CHAN" HEE LOW. proprietor Of Nam Ann Medical Shop at Upper Nankin Street. Singapore, was yesterday fined 4 in the First District Court for using a counterfeit trade mark Milinok," an aphrodaisiac. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. prosecuting on a fiat, told the court that the
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    Lock icon Masked Man With Dagger Robs Family Of $5,000
    258 4 HEARING a scream from her parerr.s room, an I oar-old Singapore schooled. Leonic Mary Tan switched on the Light! and saw a masked stringer holding a dagger against her Little brother's cne.i. The masked intruder itl \< d tO "Pteai the dagger
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    Lock icon No Tax Returns: Two Fined $150
    55 4 IPOH. Wed.— Lim Chin -n, solicitor of B'-i. BlVWStef B .~i. here and Aw Boon Ying proprietor of Chop Aw En| Leo. lfi. Patrick Street, pleaded guilty today in the Magistrate's Court tn .-har^r= of failing U) furnish income-tax returns for the yr;ir 105H.
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    Lock icon He Seeks Vengeance Against Murderers Of His Brother....
    177 4 GRIM GOPAL IS STANDARDS NEW JAGA A 25-YEAR-OLD SIKH, Gopal Singh, postponed his marriage to seek vengeance against the killers of his brother, Paul, the Singapore Standard's jaga, who was battered to death early on Tuesday morning. Grtpal. who was a jasa
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    Lock icon 32 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF S.J.A.B. ARE HONOURED
    478 4 32 OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF S.J.A.B. ARE HONOURED THE Governor, Sir Robert Black, yesterday extended the "special" congratulations to Dato A. M. Alsagoff, M.8.E., on hLs appointment as an Associate Commander of the Venerable Order of St. John. Sir Robert was addressing a gathering at the pre■n of insignia, Lon£
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    74 4 A THREE-MONTH Jail sentence pas.-eri on Oniz Hoot Soon, a itmicnt. by I IOWW court for causing simp'c hurt, WM reduced to a fine of Sinn, or one month's jail in deftfult, by Mr. 1 isti Tan Ah Tah. m the (Singapore Hifb Court ye.;tcri day. On^
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    12 4 PA D L'S widow. Chanta Kaur. and her two children.
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    Lock icon 'Mad Party' In Colony Couriroom
    206 4 AFT L R hearing a young couple loudly Mgviag for inorp than 1 ."> minute s in Court, a Sin-.ip i magistrate turned to them and said: "I really don't know v. hirh of you is the mad party." Ihr husband. Chan Sons. a carpenter,
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    Lock icon APPEAL COURT FREES MAN ON OPIUM CHARGES
    162 4 1 KNOWLEDGE that opium smoking utansils are on the premises is in itself ins i ieni to support a conviction tor po <ion of these articles, said Mr Justice Tan Ah Tah, in the Singapore High Court, yesterday, when he allowed th- .-.ppeal
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    46 4 IPOH, Wed M r q Coles, 33. Controlier i i Posts. Pcrak, leaves herewith his wife for Britain on home leave on Sept. 28 He Is exi I d to return in February next year, when he will bp posted to the Federal Headqaarten
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      204 4 cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE "TH N(i AlPlOlß^f T'^ 5 Times "U TODAY; Singai iraSMsjß l7Jft] ig^^ii w 24; p.na fc V M Flt Dickson 1038 am .7 2 ttl AW H -ii >; T ft'. 'Wy *T P S 4 :ri <*6 ft). 439 r-m W *ff» lllllU l^^SSy
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    413 5 Don' t Be Made Tools Of By Political Opportunists— Jaganathan T.U.C GIVES FUIL SUPPORT TO CHIEF MINISTER'S ACTIONS It Will End In Chaos And Destruction THE Singapore Trades Union Confess last night called on all workers in the Colony 'not to allow themselves to be extcd or used as s
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    5 5  -  Henry Wood
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    200 5 Another Satellite Town To Be Built By S.I.T. A NEW satellite town will ri^e in Singapore's Bukit Panjang area soon, the Minister for Local (iovernment. Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Naval Base Union Admiral ty Agreement Hamid bin Ha.ji Jumat announced yesterday. Inche Jumat said that the Improvement Trust had
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    71 5 THE Courl I I Incj. \n\ tig Inl iv tm en I b fred Wat( rhouse Company in Bukit Timah Road and its Employees" Union will have its first sitting on Monday at Labf.ur Departmuv. Tho Government last week app^ I i Colony Magistrai and
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    Lock icon Dresses, Cheongsams And Saries For Office
    175 5 Dresses, Cheongsams And Saries For Office IBOOT one hundrt d women yesterday were at the ma:n ol the Y.W.C.A. Hostel v i r Canninu. (o watch twenty pretty girls m< del cloth' s BoitabM lor office wear The parade, •'Working Girls' Pasnlon Show' had beer arranged by the BusiP a
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    Lock icon $200,000 Back Pay Is Coming
    152 5 $200,000 Back Pay Is Coming more than 6iio Industrial monthly-rated employees oi the Bingapon Naval Base will get about |200,000 in the lorm of back pay .-oon. They haw bet b given ris« in their wages ranging from $20 to $50 a month with effect from October, 1955 The Admiralty
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    Lock icon Fifth Council Union Gives Strike Notice
    92 5 Fifth Council Union Gives Strike Notice THE Singapore City Council General Stores Labour Union yesterday served a 14-day strike notice on the Council. bringing the total number oi unions threatening strike action to live. The Uoton'l Strike threat is against the Council's delay in settling the claims of the Gas
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    Lock icon Onn Hits At UMNO Attitude
    105 5 Onn Hits At UMNO Attitude SHORE BAHRU, Wed, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar sec-retary-general of Party ra, told members at the party's headquarters tonight that U.M.N.O. had alwayi ghown a compromising attitude towards their friends, the M.C.A. He said, he be'.ieved that the .ys' demand ior special concessions in an
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    Lock icon Fatal Stabbing
    23 5 SERKMK ■d. A fowl srllrr u a.- fatally stabbed in the Chest this morning in the rrrwried marketcentre tt Wa Btreel
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      476 6 HILE members of the Singapore Shop and Factory Workers' Union solemnly resolved to observe a mute protest for 15 minutes daily to show their high indignation over the arrest of their chairman, the Colony's Chinese students received a slap in the face in a darin_ I raid
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      Lock icon The United Front
      404 6 s reported that the Pa: Ra'aya: intend- to form a United Front toget: the Labour Party of Malaya and other political parties who will come in with them to oppose the Alliance. will be another marriage of convenience. We have predicted that as the day of merdeka
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    811 6  - Sahara Treasure Hunt Anne Purves ,By PARIS \T UHOMB-BECHER* thp last permanent outpost in the Algerian Sahara, a coal mine has been working since the war, a field of probably as much rc.« 20 million tons of first grade coal. Nearby, another reserve of about 35 million tons of equally
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    360 6 NEW DELHI /"V\'E the r ost embnrrnss■>iq rasjaasti stasis to the Go--rv. r ..t c j j r( j:n ir, a vr" u-)icn H gQ| cc rbrntiiig {Iks i:n--i prsry eelebrt ttonj oj the birth nf t)ie Lord Buddha is r tiitt to y impend or nboLsh r
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    470 6  -  Aster Gunasekera By deducing that the individual concerned is either weighted down by a guilty conscience and. therefore, unable to raise his head and see his caller m the eye, or is too dumb to know his duties. One of the recommendations of the
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    551 6 %Ag W& 1 Sir; May I thmiisn the medium nf jroux paper deu a misapprehension that seems stobe ia the mind of Air. S Woods about the protest S meeting that is being eaJ ed by the Indian Universitj 2 Graduate Assodattoo over j the recenfl drcu
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    12 6 "Look, Mum! That's just like the one you threw at daddv a
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    215 6 Shorts from the Talks "Before a first flight, i one undoubtedly is sligni nervous there tint to be BCTTOUs once you 'r> .r. the air. There's so mu h do that you get on witl :nb and worry abe afterward Pfter Twiss. British .i> -t pilot who was thr frrvt
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    Lock icon Castles Going Cheap
    322 6  - Castles Going Cheap ANNE PURVES By mom sjfci aim of a -T- cattle in I > instead ol Spain i -n have one for £1.000. 84 tiave. an>. va\ (hJini <i h <r.rscheme f- t rej jihsprionofi 1 i i houses m the Frenei ing their sa >minal pri(< la
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    164 7 A HEARTY WELCOME FOR A PRINCESS ON TOUR A.P. U.P. A PRINCESS goes on tour j ind everybody, or almost 'verybody who can leave home for a feu hours, turns jp to see the smiling sister of the Queen. Pictures 'hnw the welcome extended It Princess Margaret on her first
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    251 7 To Seek UN Support If Need Be TOKYO, Sept. 28. <l P) Burma has served notice on Communist China that tho Red invasion of Burmese soil houltl he taken to the I nited Nations. TMi s the interpretation r I place on the warning
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    97 7 1 Dies, 11 Injured In EOKA Trap MCOS Sept. 26 < Reuter) A British soldier was d and 11 of his comrades injured four of them seriously in an explosion which wrecked their lorry when they raced into a trap laid by EOKA terrorists yesterday. They were on their way
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    73 7 WELLINGTON. Sept. (Reuter) Mr Thomas MacDonald, the Defence Mini announced in Wellington t< tnat the New Zealand cr Royalist will extend her present stay in the Mediterranean where her movements will continue to be co-ordinated with general B Fleet moveThe Royalist has bee' rising with
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    38 7 MOt ditions planning to a* mi in \^pal in futur wl hare to p.> royaltii f be•T«n 500 and 3.000 Ind rupees (about £38 to £230 sterling* to the Nepal i inncunced It Katmandu yef.erd Reuter
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    25 7 FIVE Am i captain arrived in Cairo tr New York yesterday to investigate the opportunities as PUots on the Suea Can Reuter
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    59 7 SEOUL, Sept. 26 (Re iter) The Commander-in-Chirf. British Far Eastern N rces. Admiral Sir Alan Scott Moncreif. arrived here today aboard an Admiralty yacht A British legation -p ■-■'<c>~ man here said during his twoday visit Moncrcif would Isit South Korea President. Dr Syngman Rhee and
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    146 7 SHE GIVES BIRTH TO A BABY BOY J WAl'SAU, Wisconsin. Sept \P) A .TNycar-ohl polio patient confined to an iron lane since Aug. 11, S-ive birth to < five-pound eight ounce hn\ on Monday Hospital attendants said the mother. Mrs. Frances Kosterman, came through the birth
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      36 7 Reds Hoi iff ion HONGKONG. Sept. 2G <AP> a Red Chinese leader said yesterday that the Peking regim< cuarar/'' freedom of :>!;-::<;n ev< n though "we Commus i materialists and. therefore, do net follow any religion.'
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      31 7 NEW YORK. Sept. ?6 <AP) The new US$42 mn '<^ trans Atlantic telephone cable was <'.l.\. \\\y opened Tuesday, fir direct voice link between the old world and the new.
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      38 7 LITTLE ROCK. Arkansas, Sept. 2t 'AP" Adlai E. Stevenson said here on Tuesday that the Supreme Court Wfcl "right" in ruling against school segregation. He appealed to southerners to "accept that decision as law-abidms citizens."
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      36 7 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Sept. 2G (AP) Australia'.- Sir Percy Spender said on Tuesday that tiie projected Internationa] atoms-ior-peacc agency should be regarded u bu.-ine-> arrangement between nations, and not ai a •giant give-away undertaking
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      37 7 BELGRADE. Sept. 26, (AP) A Yugoslav court at Ri)eka yesterday Imposed prison terms ranging irom one to five yrar.s on four grave diggers, convicted of breaking open coffins and taking sold fillings from buried corpses.
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      25 7 DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 26 i^p, Forty Russian oiJ well turbo-dr'ills have arrived in Dallas consigned to Dreiser Industries, it ffU announced on Tuesday.
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      30 7 MANILA. Sept. 26 (AP) S.'vrnt. Q nation, Wt N IDtered in the first Mar. I toternationa] Film Festival which opened today and will continue until Oct. 8.
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    260 7 The West Must Not Show Weakness, Says Pineau FIRMNESS WILL HELP THE CAUSE OF PEACE PARIS, Sepl 26 (API- rnreien Minister Chilian Pineau declared yesterday thai il President Gamal Ahdel Nasser <il Ksvpt has Ihf impiesstnn h, n, „m--a. "*t* 4 I iiMi nnl i
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    238 7 She Plotted To Kill Stepfather Who Seduced Her HACKENSACK, New Jersey, Sept. 26, (AP Dorothy Long, a slight quiet 29-year-old brunette, was iound guilty yesterday of strange plot to slay her mother and professor step-father. Alter a week of lurid testimony about crime, sex and family relationships, a Jurj found
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    122 7 HONGKONG. Sept. 26 (Renter) The Ptonttl District Court in Canton has sentenced a "Chiang Kai- hck secret asent" to death on eharges of spymi and sabotage following a public trial OB Monday, according to local pro-Communi>t newspaper Ta Rung Pao today. Two other "secret agents*
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    63 7 MELBOURNE. Sept. 26. (Rcutcn Australian scientists have discovered an antidote to the venom of New Zealand's deadly poisonous, katipo spider. The Commonwealth Serum Laboratories In Melbourne announced today that testi showed the antidote to the bite of Australia's redback spider was equally effective in neutralising katipo
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    36 7 THE EARL ol Home. Socretarv of S;aip for Commonwealth Relations, has had to postpone until next vcar a visit to BOUtll Africa and the High Commission territories, 4 was announced in London yesterday. Reuter.
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    77 7 LONDON, Sept. 26 fßeuten The Soviet Gove rnir.f nt newspaper Isvestia today >aid Britain. France and the United States want to remow Egyptian management oJ tbf Suez Canal and Impose their own complete control over N It criticized Western methods in the Suez crisis- which it said,
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    83 7 KARACHI. Sept. 26 ißputen A plan to complete a railway across Iran, which would link all the Asian members of the Baghdad Fact, b one of the proposals wh:ch will eome before the communication.- committee of the Baghdad Pact countries dOf to mept in Karachi on
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    128 7 Biggest SEATO Sea Games Begin BANGKOK, s.pt fef [API The larecst na\al iTianoftivre in the Smith China Sea since the Pacific War began today uhen 18 SKXTO ship^ started a nionth-lnne manocmrr. Both Ship and aircraft m taking part In the opcraticn which will extend as far N uth as
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    71 7 UNITED NATIONS. Sept. 26 (UP) Britain old fj terdai that the propglobal atoms-for-peace programmc nnu I work nndec strict eoßtrd keep the genif of a m 1(1 'rom beccmina a Franken-tein. British Ambassa Pierson Dizon told the 81--nation conference that It VU "inconceivable that the Afeney should
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    87 7 Thick Fog Blankets London LONDO r The first thick log of autumn blanketed London and southeast England this morr cutting visibility to 225 yard;in some areas. It lust beiore dawn and grew thicker in the moon. All nut -going aircraft were held up for several hours. Dense fog seriously affected
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    35 7 RE was nothing sinister in the Russians establishing an Antarctic base on an island nrar the Australian section, the Australian Mi- Ext rnsJ Affairs. Mr. Casey told the House of Representatives yesterday Reuter
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    113 7 LONDON. Sept. 26 (UP) Britain today ended the exile of Seretse Khama. the Af j chieftain who was ousted from his throne and his homeland because he married a white woman. In return, the 35-yr Oxford-educated chief of the Oamangwato tribe renounced
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    104 7 U.K. Asks Ceylon For 'Facilities' COLOMBO. Sept 26 (UP)— E ;n has asked Ceyion for "certain facilities" v: her former naval and air bases of Tnncoma.ee and informed sources said today. The nature of manded was not known. But the hey were unconnected with military operations. Official s< -sredicted that
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    207 8 TAIPEI. Sept. 26 (UP)— The Nationalist Chinese Government in Formosa plans to convene a mammoth conference here next year with representatives from Chinese communities the world over to consolidate all anti-Communist and non Communist strength of the free Chinese in their fi^ht against
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    36 8 PKA 3 M kcr>— nesia lefl air today r o-day visit to Czechoslovakia. V.-.-z h:> =w President S «arr i had '-political talks" Czechoslovak President ■in b.: ga> eno fur details.
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    56 8 photo. BRITISH Olympic Ion?--distance runner and world record holder Gordon Piric, 25, and his bride, international sprinter Shirley Hampton, to leave Caxton Hall in London after their wedding on Monday. The couple only had a two-day honeymoon as Gordon left yesterday for Melhourne to
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    327 8 34 Prepare To Abandon Typhoon Damaged Ship \ARA, Okinawa, Sept. 26 (AP)— Thirty-four crewmen tonight prepared to abandon a typhoondamaged, floundering British freighter in mountainous waves off Okinawa. The 7,129-ton freighter Bedford Eari was reported breaking up after it lost itl steering and struck a coral reef o!T the remote
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    159 8 'NOTHING SINISTER' IN RED BASE CASEY CANBERRA, Sept. 26 (Router)— Mr. R. G. Casey. Australian Minister for External Affairs, told the House of Representatives today that there was "nothing sinister" in the establishment by the Russians of a base on an island near the Australian sector of the Antarctic. He
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    87 8 M.P.s Keep Eye On Hatoyama TOKYO. Sen',. M CUP) Pressure again -t Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama's peace mission to Moscow mount d today with the organization of 176 anti-Hatoyarr.a Diet B ahen of the ruling Liber-at-Democrai I party The SjTOUp, railing ttseli "Council for Deliberating the Current Political Situation," moved
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    155 8 LOUISVILLE. Kentucky. Sept. 26 (AP)— Senator Estea Kefauver said on Wednesday in an appeal for the votes of young people that the Eisenhower administration has swept world crises "under the nig." "He has done less than any person in my memory to use young
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    87 8 EAST GREENWICH, Rhode Island, ~ept. 26 (AP) Miss Thelma E. Magnone. 23. was brought into the District Court here for a woif whistle. She pleaded guilty to having an illegal wolf whistle in her car. The whistle was described as a "mechanical de- vice which makes a
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    28 8 MR. Xikita Khrushchev, and President Tito of Yugoslavia returned to Belgrade by air today after spending live days at the President's summer residen se Brioni Island.
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    105 8 It's The Scent That Counts ROCHESTER. New York, Sept. 2H (AP.) [t*a not the cent that counts it's the secr;t. The Todd Company said it has received an order for a supply of scented cheques from a perfume manufacturer. The cheques are to be printed with perfumed ink. The payee
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    314 8 Only Way To Match U.S., Russia'. AA.P.s LONDON, Sept. 26 (UP)-— Conservative Members of Parliament were preparing today to come out, for the first time, with their plans to expand the British Commonwealth, as the Suez crisis threatened to tear the existing structure apart and dangerously
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    196 8 'GORGEOUS' COP HAS HER BIG DAY ATTRACTIVE Maureen Dennison.^^Yhe^^Goi^ ous Cop" had two reasons for blushing last week twice she was in court as a witness once to tell j magistrates that a motorist called her "gorgeous" and again to hear magistrates say she was verv 2 alert. Case No.
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    81 8 BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 26 CAP) Eighteen million eggs re being loaded on a refrigerator ship on Wednesday for export to West Germany. The "Rio Queen" of Argentina's merchant fleet is to sail for Hamburg on Sept. 28 wit its delicate cargo. The eggs
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    136 8 POZNAN, Poland. Sept. 2fi (Reutfr)-Twpntv thousand trade unionLMv arc said to have applied J> seats at the trials which begin tomorrow ol the 154 men charged with murder, assault, looting and other crimes arising out oi the Poznan riotv of June 28 H -ause
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    39 8 Sept. 28 (UP)— A Russian trawler o ith a Dutch coaster in thick fog off the northerr land of Ameland early morning and the roa Three of the eight people on board were reported drowned.
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    36 8 Tiif \:et Tri n Council ha s assured Egy; trade unions of its support In tl fence of their le- rights" in the Bu< S et News Agency. Tass, reported on Tuesday night.— Reuter.
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    102 8 'Mutiny' Nonsense, Says Head _LONDOX rotary for War sa the Government intention o! relttttaf the Army reservists it has called up from civilian life until th«; S resolved. He called a P'ess COB- r> nee to denv mcctttlons that th( an ag n called back to the Canal dispute B
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    260 9 Letter FROM INDIA j^S THE nation's undivided attention is directed to the various industrial :hemes now being put through, it is icerely to be hoped rh a t we wouldn't find ourselves too busy to divert our .nergies to certain cher equally vital telds where seeds of discontent threaten to
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    118 10 FINANCE COMMERCE NOON PRICES Rubber Steadies On China Buying SINGAPORE rubber prices steadied on reports of fresh China buying in the Malayan market yesterday. October first grade closed at Rnj cents per lb., i cent above Tuesday. Overnight prices overseas remained unchanged and Singapore opened quietly at 881. China buying
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    105 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing pricei per picul yesterday were: Copra. Sept |M buyers, $26 J sellers; Oct. 1261 buyer?, $2G% sellers; coconut oil (bulk) $404 sellers, coconut oil (drums) $431 sellers; Muntok white pepper $119 sellers, Sarawak wrhifc $118 sellers, Special Sarawak black $S2. Singapore Copra
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    178 10 SOUTHERN Kinta shares firmed on the Malayan market on an unconfirmed report that the company would soor? announce a 50 f .> dividend and other benefits to shareholders. This dividend, if recommended, would be the company's highest rate so far. The Malayan Sharehmkers"
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    318 10 Farmers Can Learn To Step Up Padi Yields AT M.A.H.A. EXHIBITION KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Formers visit. n g e M. A. H. A. Exhibition here this week-end will I obout the Agriculture Deportments "ten commondI merits" to boost podi yields in the Penmsulo. Based on rewltl M hundreds of field
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    481 10 OUTPUT OF PLANTATION CROPS RISES TRENDS in the production of plantation cropssugar, tea. coffee, cocoa, spice, tobacco and rubber are surveyed in a review just published by the Commonwealth Committee. In most cases it shows substantial rises since the end of the war. The Review states: "The hinh figure for
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    147 10 VICKERS Armstrongs (Shipbuilders) has received a £10 mUUon contract from the Orient Steam Navigation Company, to build a 40,000 ton passenger liner the largest to be built in the U.K. since the Queen Elizabeth was ordered. The ship, which trill be bui J .t at Bottom
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    74 10 A fNIFORM struct ;ro called Spur bronze is being made by an Australian company, using a process which is stated to be a distinct advance in foundry prn tice. The compai y, r.• sand in the foundry and with the application of centrifugal casting, together
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    163 10 U.K. Steer Output May Rise STEEL production in i I.K. may rise to about 23^, million ingot t<u: year by 1958. as a matt < new development prou-d and major adaptations oi existing schemes. I «as thought •hat capacity lor plate production would be enough to meet demand In 195
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    115 12 Better Sick Benefits For The Temporaries? ALL e rr. por a emr the Singapore C.:y C MCfl rr.ay, in future, be entitled *3 Kin sarr.e and .< leave benefits now enjoy- I by permanent employees. A Committee decision re. commending this will come up for confirmation at tr.e monthly Council
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    59 12 MALAYA 1 re] resented a- '-.<=> Centen iry celebrations of the v of Melbourne last month. The university's 5 stu- r wh<~~ dc 10 h from Singapore and the Centenary year wa? year, but the celebrations were postponed because of a fire which iestr yed the
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    35 12 MR Yap Kit Leng of Sea A ->.".; appointed a District Commissioner to conduct extension ities for the Rosier.. Order ir. rar re He was appointed hf tti Grand Lodge al Baa Joat, Cattfornia.
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    290 12 RLD Brotherhood, a tinctly educational" or^ann which believes that torn of the individual is of greatest importance to happy communitv living, is hopfn^r to arrange a "BrotherDr William A. Shimer. D:v iOBI Officer of iflc Division of World Brotherhood, now in Sing p r e
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    42 12 KUALA LUMPUR's 82-year-old "Grand Old Man/' Mr. Chong Kin Voon, pictured with his wife and seven daughters at his birthday party held at his home in Tongshin Terrace, Kuala Lumpur over the week-end. More than 500 guests attended Standardpic
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    59 12 OCTOGENARIAN philanthropist of Penan?. Mr. Lim Lean Tom;, J.P.. is pictured here braving the rain to lay the foundation stone of the 540.000 Sin Min School a.l Sunsei Korok. Alor Star, on Sunday. More than 870.000 has so far been realised through
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    191 12 A Promise Is Kept— And lost' Kampong Is Found IMMEDIATELY after he had visited a "forgotten kampong" off Bukit Timah Singapore's Minister lor Locr.l Government, Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul' Hamid bin Haji Jumat, yesterday ordered the Land Office to issue temporary occupation licences to all residents in the kampong.
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    132 12 'Social' For Old Boys' Building Fund MALACCA. Wed. High School old I oyi will so all out this weekend to get more money for their Club Building Fund, when they lUg their Social and Dance at the Capitol Cabaret next Saturday, Sept. 29, from 0 p.m. to 1 a.m. Their
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    54 12 THE Bt Jack Griffiths, r of Ptnai now on leave in Britain, hai resigned from work In Pcnang and Proo Wellesley. He will not return to Malaya, but is expected to I ike up n Brii ain, a n e e irom -t- St, Andrew^ Cathedral in
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    77 12 I JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The mana'4inc director ol the Huat Heng O;i Mill, was flnd S4O kB the Ma;: ;.-t rate's Court today to;- [ailing to pay $54 in time, being Provident Fund contributions for six employees of the firm for January and February this year. The
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    42 12 IT is regretted that the corr.manding officer of the Singapore Ciaard Regiment in ve>lerriay's Court .Martial report wa- referred to as Major Wiiliam Hugh Wade. Major Wade is actually the uanding officer of "C" Company, Singapore Guard Regiment.
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    30 12 DATIN Embong, widow of Dato Haji Mohamed Said, form< t Private Secretary to the Sultan ol Johore, collapsed from a heart attack and died yesterday in Johore Bahru.
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    200 12 Keep Penang Free Or Trade Will Die Out, Warns Chamber Chief IOSB Ol lAYIM, uill kism: PENANG, Wed. The free port status is important not only tc commerce and industry of this island, but to the livelihood of its mhabitants as well. This WM told ft* Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
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    60 12 THE Singapore City Council will soon empif y a policpman at $10 a dav to guard its dust bins. The Health and Finance and General Purposes committees have recommended to the full Council that from Jan. 1. a policeman should be on duty during worklni hours at
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    92 12 THE man with big feel 1^ i't h ate J leming Gladstoi Sooth lustr; a n< arrived in Malaya a^ reinforcement <if th< 2nd Battalion I Australian Regimeni H< i> awaiting a h< lift into the iunL .loin liis CMBpaaj I first rai k ag
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    192 12 FISH RESEARCH CENTRE WILL OPEN NEXT YEAR MALACCA, Wed.— A fish culture, revrarrh vi training rentre at Batu Berondam. near the airptt% will be officially opened next year. This wfll considerably increase the part Malaya can I lay in the world of scientific research into fish breeding tayi the latest
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    60 12 ALACCA, Wed. More than 1.000 saw the joint exhibition held hv hematics and Scien S ies of the St. Francis Institution at the after it was opened by Chief Education Officer. F. \V. C. Edge, on Me evening. A highlight of the shrm- the synthetic rubber
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    70 12 M \l \\< fi uni mpld>(d Nonth who was found swimming half a null <>fT a v i j lied «>ut h\ :i v police. Mohanii IS 1. -I -fed Im, run, niter ii ij n 1 1 i« l( bit mtm Hf
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    104 12 Loses Eye In Fight Over Debt ICQ L— A few drintt followed by a quarrel o\er a I .bling debt of 30 cents between two youths, led to one of them losing an eye. •ourt here was told* yesterday. In the dock was Lee Ton Nam, 17. who v. ted
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    62 12 Triad Man Bound Over 1 ORE BAHRU. Wed ruan Kuan Boor old ver. was today bound over in the sum of $1,000. in one months afjer being convicted I being a member of Triad Society. An eagle and a snak found tattooed on his arm. Tuan dei -.g a membrr
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    39 12 THE S hold a c'vktail party in honour of the Indian r of Health, Rajkumari .aur, at the Cli* e on Saturday. The Minister will stay i» Singapore a short wh;ie br lore i
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    329 13 HK Bankers Take The Cup with An Easy 'Sixer' GOALKEEPER Taib took on the full fury of the Hongkong Bank attack for most of the Singapore Business House Football Association's League and Cup final at Jala Besar stadium yesterday, and it is to his credit that he was beaten only
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    255 13 SINGAPORE Recreation Club scored a well \rd two nil victorv over the Police Sports Club n important SHA divi>ion 1 league match on the padan? yesterday. •fliit victory took the Recs from their seventh position to te flfth place in the league
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    42 13 ANDREW'S 0 Bogn beat the Royal Nov.- Zealand Air Force by six points (two tries) to nil when they met in a rugby friendly at Woodsvill< ly .r-three-quarter Donald Igpoetih a;ici hooker Tang Wing Ho scored tuo t:\cs.
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    88 13 OF.D RafT'rs;ans Wfl] (Mel the Present boyi Oi Blffltl Institution in their ann-ial Cricket match for the challenge shield presented by Mr. N. A. afallai at Bra? Basah Roarl on Sunday from 11 a.m. The Old Rafflesians te^m wi'l be selected from A. P. Rajah (CaptV G.
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    28 13 HEAVV rain a! Nee Soon yesterday morriri^ prevented the start of the Singapore Base District pix-a-sidc knockout hockey tournament. The competition was postponed to Oct IT,
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    499 13 LETTERS TO THE SPORTS EDITOR Relay Team Can Enter Games Final Sir: Through the kinrine^ of, your press, which is easily the j best newspaper for sports j news. I wish to appeal to the i Federation of Malaya Ol>mpic Sports Council to consider seriously the sending of a relay
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    215 13 •<\i I r, .re my ICMOB «rl the Singapore AAA ihould mrn'Hlc in ihc kflfaifl r»f the Malayan AAA by inviting Annie Choong to run in the Colony's Olympic trials. I think it is highly improper. I read in the newspaper? that the Athletic Union of
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    83 13 Anglo-Chinese School scored their third consecutr. I they beat Raffles Institution by tour |CWli to nil in an inter-school hockey friendly on r.i. (round iterday. After a first half. AC'S scored In the 35th minute through Abdu! Bank who dribbled put lour defei en before
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    618 13 Chinese And Rangers Will Meet Again Kl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Wed— A record crowd was kept on its toes as Selangor Rangers and MMOM Chinese Recreation Club battled to a 3-3 draw in seventy minute thriller to decide the 19Mi <rnnipions of the Football Association of Selangor Leaeu? on th< Princes
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    28 13 BLACKS beat Te* Training O t tifM points (one goal and to two points (penalty) in a rucfer dask on the Bartlev Secondary School ground yesterday.
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    24 13 ROYAL \'aw (Sen n| beal HAS five points (a goal) to thrat (a try) in a [nter-Servicei rugby at Btmbawang y ter-
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      124 13 SOC 1 SAFA COMV V:Y IV9 V9 Chinese c: Jmltm Htser Stadium at 7 p.m. othul Karb vs fl M S Dockyard at Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. HOCKEY SHA LEAGUE— Div. 3: rMS.A. vs S.M.S.U. at YJI-SA'' Punjab W ftngah at Punjah; Wan--5 B. Police at S.HF miKNDLY:
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    2080 14  - AQUARUA ROUTS RIVALS IN MAIDEN WIN Windsor Lad ~By- Your Highness springs surprise to pay $91 AQl'A^lA, a four-year-old owned by Mr. Yap Kim Hoe, spreadeagled his field to coast home a comfortable three- length winner in the fifth race at Ipoh yesterday, second day of the Perak Turf Club
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    61 14 TOTAL TOOL $239,245 i M rrize: No. tftlM (5nH.772) 'I 2nd Prize: No. MMM (533.38H) 3rd Prize: No. *****2 ($16,693) ■FARTERS: (51.854 each): Nos. IUXM, ESfIM, 11M15, ItSilt, *****5, *****0. *****0, I *****2. *****& CONSOLATION PRIZF.S (Sl.OOO each): Nos. 1 *****7, *****3, BSTTf, *****9. *****9. *****8. I
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    213 14 Another Butterfly Title Goes To Bernice SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Gordon Kins of St. Andrews School \vnn his second race in this year's Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's championships when he won the 100 metre> butterfly stroke event for boys under 17 in the record time of lm. 18. 5
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    95 14 KAIN dut:-. *top RLMt ir sr >.'u immis (a go i- n mirr mi ru;;bs n i "RESS^Tho^d Mati on the other hand, made ■tin opened accounts when uJSrwereawardcd a penalty ■mI H*jner easily converted •hi-. Peacock. STTwdden breakaway increased tor EME Raym«r
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    79 14 MEI.F 3 RN E. S -ria's chief racing clubs have urged the State go- ment not to licence off-the-c bookmakers. Instead the clubs. :n a report, have urged the Govtta to set up I Zn board to admin, -'cr >. betting throng or agencies.
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    30 14 BERKELEY. CALIFORV tot M. <AP>-I Schmidt of Swede: San Frarr in the an tournarrNcale Fraser. Australia, de--6-0 ,'hile. defeated Sisson Jr ■^ver. Davidsor. -default from J I inner.
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    176 14 Army Didn't Play Like Champs Til certainly did not look like Inter-:-champions at Ayer Rajah Road 'day when they lost to a combined R vy and H •earn 1-0. The game was played on a wet and muddy ground and the were without their forwards Blackwood and Balbahubur Subba but
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    93 14 RAF Changi Didn 't Miss Nugent ROI M \ir Forte Chanci, without their star Nirl Nugrnt smred a tonvincinq VI over thnr Selet.ir counterparts in t SH A Piv. 1 league match it Chanci vesterdaj Nugent, who had hcor, away in Hongkong on official duties, returned yesterday, but was late
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    40 14 I thr Tram acainsi the n Uy at Kuala Lumpur, will be:S -^nang>. Am.in iwi (S"pore>. AM San Ahmad Yu^of i?'pore> Johan *Sc»nre). Tamam Ufalacra > Sui^'man (Selaneor). l«n Yusof i Snore' I fT°r i I'ngku Hassan (Johore'.
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    40 14 SII Stud Union K the Ro' iIM nNv v to a sha d. leal ra match at Fairer Park ye>wday. Teachers' Boon Oon San 3 and K k Onn. Mohd Noor and Ism... I RMN
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    84 14 Ban On Argentina Rowers MONTREAUX. Switzerland. Sept. —Argentina ha? been banned from all international and Olympic i events, the Internationa! Row. ing Federation announced I daj I result of a vcrv can Ful examination." the Federation said, "we regret having to say that we have been convinced •hat a larae
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    710 14 Racing Schedule THERE will only be seven races on each day. First race on each dav will start at 2.30 p.m. Following is the schedule of racing;:— I TOTAL <>f 148 htnei 77 from Qtti Four and 71 from Class Five has
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    195 14 Ipoh— 2nd Day, Wednesday, Sept. 26, 1956— G0ing: Yieldin Race Horse Dividend m Distances Bare I -V, I Mr. Mi*ty Jadl Maw I 5 7 (1 l Di\ 3 W'Ot (4) June* s Frcadi Mac [II <.<vr $9/- on Head Nrrk Rare S\ I Mr Roman
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