Singapore Standard, 28 September 1956

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    28 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 linetT 2400 it m i. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 2414 No. B', SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1956 X PA£E§ 15 EVTS
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    Lock icon ANOTHER BASH AT CHIN PENG
    432 1 ANOTHER BASH AT CHIN PENG Tunku Going To Thailand To Plan Reds Ate Feeling The Pinch Cannot Fight' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, is to fly to Thailand next week to seek the northern neighbour's help to eliminate Chin Peng's politburo playing hide-and-seek on the
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    Lock icon Synthetic: Malaya Is Not In Favour
    75 1 I I M P L K. hurs. The Federation Minister, 1 unku Abdul K.ihman. I»JMJ M tlaya's ■'drrp tion" over Britain's plans to incro;\>e h.-r synthetic ruhhor imports by in. 000 tons in 1957. "We don't like it at all." tho Turin told The
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    Lock icon Britain Explodes A-Device
    138 1 Britain Explodes A-Device LI! Australia. iept. 27 (UP» Britain I day exploded a tower-mount-ed atomic device in the first of a new series of nuclear tests. 1 explosion, postponed for days because of adverse weather con litions, nt a radio-active cloud mushr ing into the sky 01 desert testing ground.
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    Lock icon Rebels Shoot Three Officers
    29 1 Rebels Shoot T hree Officers P.AN A.eeria. SepP) Rebel gu en shot e inspectors this one, wounduad two Moslem pedestrians. The rebels escaped in the crowded and narrow StvesfJ
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    Lock icon RUBBER: ANOTHER BIG DEAL
    106 1 RUBBER: ANOTHER BIG DEAL CHINA has bought ithet l.iiitu tuns of ivm rubber, worth million, it was repoi ted in t hf Singapore ■tarket yesterday. This is in addition to the 1.000 tons bought by liii i on Wednesday. This report was largel\ UipWllillc for the pi ire pass in?
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    Lock icon Thug Tried To Snatch $8,500
    182 1 CHASE IN HEART OF CITY A Till (i who snatched a paper has containing 58.500 from i Singapore towkay in Chulia Street at noon yesterday, was arrested after a hectic chase through a maze of streets in the heart of the City. Th^ PWkiy, proprietor
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    Lock icon He's Got A Couple Of Ideas
    98 1 He's Got A Couple Of Ideas KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Chirt Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, hMM two idOKS to "sell" to Thailand on how to brat Communist terrorists menacing the border area. e Tonka said tonight he m ild discu these ideas mainly operational with Thailand's Inter: t Minister,
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    Lock icon Local Girl Makes Varsity 'Debut'
    227 1 THE first local girl to become a lecturer in the Department of History, University °f Malaya, began work yesterday, eight day? after she had stepped oiT a plane from London. She i.s Dr. Eunice Thio. who won her B.A honours in history at the University
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    Lock icon Shipping Freight Charges Go Up
    85 1 SYDNEY. Sept 27 (Reutm The rtUpfrinf freight charges lor carfOtt btiWMB Australia and Japan and Honekons will rise from Nov. 1, the Australian Eastern Shipping Conference announced tonight. The Conference chairman. Mr. J. Phm. said the increases will vary from ten to twelve and half
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    Lock icon PREMIERS REACH ACCORD IN PARIS
    192 1 PARIS, Sept. 27 (Reulcn— A joint communique issued after two days of talks between French and British leaders here said today the primary purpose oi this meeting, the importance of which has been greatly increased by the latest international developments, was to strengthen Franco-British solidarity
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    Lock icon Standard Murder: Man Held
    85 1 Standard Murder: Man Held SINGAPORE Police im od a Chinese youth on Wednesday night in connection with the minder of Paul Singh, 32-year-old Sikh night watchman of the Singapore Standard The jrouth wffl be charged In court this morning. Paul SiDfh was killed in the early acun of Tuesday morning
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    Lock icon The Babe Succumbs To Cancer
    93 1 GALVESTON, TOM, Sept. 27 (AP>— Babe Didr:kson Z;i: ana?. one of the greatest woman athletes the world has known died Thursday after a stubborn battle with the one competitor shp couldn't beat— cancer Into her 42 vear?. ibc packed athletic triumphs that began Amateur Athletic
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    Lock icon CONFUCIUS DAY
    16 1 NATIONALIST China today celebrates the 2.507th birthday of it? greatest hi.-trricai figure— Confucius. U.P.
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    Lock icon Tunku Pats Urn On The Back
    104 1 Tunku Pats Urn On The Back kuala LUMPUR, Than The Ftrirration Chiel M I is'cr. Tunk;; Aba,., i today prated his Singapore counterpart. Mr. L;m Yew Hock, for his d< i *ion against subversive elements In the Colony He said: TMventlon of m: chiel better than the cure for "I
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    Lock icon Britain's Pride Over S'pore
    94 1 Britain's Pride Over S'pore BRITAIN'S pridr— the four irt Mil Hintul Vulcan bomber uhuh has been on a proving flight to Intnlia tnm Britain— took < it> inn mutrrs h\ Mirpri^r «hrn it dis»Uy«4 low-level f i n in L' nianoc i the seaward side of the Colony. The Vulcan
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    Lock icon CHARON TURNS BACK AFTER SPRINGING LEAK
    91 1 PERTH. Sept. 27 (Reuter)— The Singapore-bounri B .c F :r--nel ship Charon is returning to Fremantle. her master reported by radio today. Early today the ship's agents, ;etjr and Co. Ltd. receiwA a message from the master saying that the shio had struck some
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    30 1 RAS Raj Mandal. 42--old general secretary of the I I -;ist an Scheduled untouchables) Federation, was sworn in yesterday as Pakistan's Minister of State for Economic Affairs. Reuter
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    Lock icon CITY TO MAKE A DECISION ON DAM ISSUE TODAY
    273 2 CITY TO MAKE A DECISION ON DAM ISSUE TODAY The Question: Whether Or Not To Consult Specialist Opinion SINGAPORE City Council will decide today whether or not to submit the $10,000,000 water scheme dispute between the Council and the Government to London for specialist opinion. The City Water Engineer. Mr.
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    Lock icon SOLDIER SPLASHED BEER IN MP's FACE
    254 2 SOLDIER SPLASHED BEER IN MP's FACE A YOUNG British sold !T splashed beer into the face of an oificcr and said: "If I can't have it. you can have it,"' a Singapore District Court Martial, WM told yesterday. Sapper Daniel Jarr.e^ Wilson McNeil, 20, of the Royal Engineers, Singapore Engineer
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    Lock icon $200 Bail For Businessman
    69 2 BENTONG. Thurs. Chi Chak Kong, a Kuala Lumpur businessman. yesterday H^ntfd trial to a charge of cau.-:n^ Qm death of Lou Poong on June 29 at the 67th milestone Bentons/Kuala Lumpur road by a negligent BCI not amounting to culpable homicide. Hla vehicle Is alleged to
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    22 2 M AN STABBED CAN AH CHWEE. 23. was ■ssa ilted and stabbed in the arm ;n Tar. Kr.tong Road, Singapore, last night.
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    Lock icon Demand For Electricity Shoots Up
    112 2 Demand For Electricity Shoots Up KL'AXTAX. T.Mivs— Power hungry Kuantan has in reaseed its c'ectri :;iy dcn:arids 15--toli during the past 25 years n the numbef Ol consumers were Cron 198 to 1,500. The Fedcratiop.'s Central ;ity Board said today that with *n rt transfer of the Pahang State Capital
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    Lock icon Ideal Working Girls Will Pick The Rock N' Roll Champions
    288 2 Ideal Working Girls Will Pick The Rock N' Roll Champions FINALISTS of this ycxr's Singapore Ideal Working C.irl competition will judge the winners of the second Rock 'N Roll contest to be held at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday. Oct. 6 from I p m. Entries for the Rock f
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    Lock icon Luckless Tonio Gets A Second Voucher
    172 2 U CKLESS Antonio (Tall me Tonio) ('as- tillo, 10, who was robbed last week of a $?"t cash voucher prize awarded him in a Redskin cos- turtle contest was .ves- terday reimbursed for his loss. Warner Brothers Inc. and Shaw Brothers Ltd.. who jointly
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    Lock icon Typist Sues Man For $15,000
    199 2 MARRIAGE PLEDGE CLAIMED KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Wong Phin, 34-year-old clerk sued by the woman he admitted to be his concubine, told the Selangor High Court today that it did not shock her to know he was a married man when they decided to live as
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    Lock icon Operation 'Torch' Ends
    76 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaya's first education Operation 'Torch.' which began last month in the nine States and two Settlements, aimed at assessing the potential demand for education in this country, ended today. The Minister for Education, Dato Abdul Razak bin Date Hussein, said that registration of rhildren
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    155 2 Two Face Robbery Charge IPOH, Thurs.— Two soldier: of the RASC appeared before a Magistrate*! Court here today in a preliminary inquiry into a charge of roboery against them. The accused. Pte. G.B !><- -21. and Pte. G. Wbitworth, 19. are alleged to have robbed e taxi driver. Cbong Ah
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    104 2 They Put Us On Music Map KOALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The mam party of the Federation Police Band 54 bandsmen led by Mr. A. \Y. (•Billy 1 crofts. Director of Music -returned today by air from Britain where they spent four months in putting Malaya on Britain's musica, map. TTie bandsmen,
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    Lock icon Air-Mail Changes
    63 2 PENANG. Thurs.— The Controller of Posts. Northern DiviMon. today said that due to the closing oi Bayan Lepas airfield lor construction wort from Oct. 1, mails lor transmission by air would be despatched from Mata Kuchlng airfield. Buttenvorth. He said it would be necessary to revise the latest
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    66 2 FIVE of the six fin.ilist« in < M-, 1 Contest held at the Odeon Th-.iti. Hollywood in connection with tin tcneming ol the film Kins And I." From left W«Bg Yew Cheon. 1 Mah. Arthur Phua Yin n hum I<h and I. in. Bftl There were 27 entrant', who consumed
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    Lock icon His Cheque 'Bounced: Salesman Gets A Day's Jail, $100 Fine TO APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION
    366 2 His Cheque 'Bounced Salesman Gets A Day's Jail, $100 Fine TO APPEAL AGAINST CONVICTION RICHARD ERNEST a salesman, who gave I "rubber"' cheque to a Singapore businessman, two years ago, was yesterday sentenced to a day's jail and fined SI OO or in default one month's jail in the Singapore
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 (1 OSHSG rubber pr (cent> per In in 5.:.,. pore >eiterdaj were J Bnyen. SclJeri Spot nom 90 Oct. i v.i 99\ m Rv s n,, o R 1 R- No m 88} it i i the local markri wopf day was $389 (Down LONDON KIBBKH No 1
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    Lock icon Guess Who's The Princess — Can't? Then Read Below
    136 3  - Guess Who's The Princess Can't? Then Read Below Yong Peng Seong. bv ,1 ESS the n.mie of the I >^ riram.itu u tress right? It's not k your head for the i w e r. hp 11 tell jou. s mini other than M.lavm -Queen" of Pte iNers. Rose Chan.
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    Lock icon Gas Strike: Move For New Talks
    130 3 THE Finance and Ger Purposes Committee of the Singapore City Council will today seek the permission of the Councillors to open negotiations with the striking gas workers. The Committee's move follows the intervention of the Chief Minister. Mr. Urn Hock, in the dispute between
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    Lock icon BABY GIRL IS DROWNED IN A WELL
    81 3 BABY GIRL IS DROWNED IN A WELL NG Eng Hwa. 19-month-old-baby girl, was found drowned in a well in the 13* mile. Road, Singapore, yesterday. I was last seen alive at about 1 p.m. She was missing 15 minutes later. A search was made and Ng was traced to a
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    Lock icon For Beauty's Sake
    69 3 two types of facials, The tea took place at the home of fa Myra Cresson, assist! d hostesses Mrs. Marie Jugas, Mrs, Minoo Ramchandani, Mrs. Judith MacDougaJ and Mrs. Kay D'Netto. their monthly r. eting yt rday, 48 mem; 1 of the Singapore Inner Wheel Club watched
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    Lock icon Lim Asked To Prove Charges
    105 3 Lim Asked To Prove Charges SINGAPORE Harbour Board Star! Association yesterday urged the Chief Minister .Mr. Lim Yew Hock to prove '"in open court" the charges of the Government against the recently arrested persons and banned organizations. In a letter to Mr. Lim, the secretary of the Association. Mr Jamit
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    Lock icon 'INDOOR WAR' EXERCISE
    62 3 SENIOR officers from Hongkonc Malaya and Blngap together with representatives from Australia, New Zealand and the Et fftl Air Force will nd the annual indoor exercise at Tanslm Barracks ipore, from Oct. 2 to Oct. 4. They i? a number of aspects of modern war with the
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    Lock icon Angry Producers Calling Urgent Meeting Today
    558 3 U.K. SYNTHETIC BUYING IS ATTACKED PLANTATION WORKERS DEMAND STRONG PROTEST FROM TUNKU KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malayan rubber producers were today furious over Britain's decision to boost her synthetic buying by 10,000 tons next year. The shock of the British •>',;ncement "galvanized" the Rubber Producers'
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    Lock icon CHINESE STUDENTS HAND IN BADGES
    244 3 CHINESE STUDENTS HAND IN BADGES THREE thousands student members of the defunct Singapore Chinese Middle School Students' In ion yesterday reluctantly began to surrender their In ion badges to school authorities. The badges arc being 'handed over to the Educa- m Ministry. Following the dissolution of the Union on Mondav.
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    41 3 FEDERAL Legislative Coun- or. Capt Abdul Hamiri Khan and Dr and Mr?. Lim Chong Eu of the Federation. efl Singapore by Cathav PaciBc Airways for Japan jesterday on a three-week goodwill tour at the invitation of the Japanese Government
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    Lock icon MALAY MISSION TO VISIT PAKISTAN
    174 3 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUXS.I The Pai>-Malayan Malay Chamber Ol Commerce is considering to send a mission of j r. businessmen to Pakis- j ran %O find out how bankers there tackle the probing of interest on loans. IfmUm reliaion prohibits; the tcceptanc* ol toteresl on loans
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    Lock icon Anti-Red Demonstrations
    44 3 THE people of Triang and MeagkWSM in Pahang held anti-Communist drnionstratiorij, and processions over the weekfnd. stgaaisei S] their Good Citizens Committoos. Two thousand people participated in Trian? and 500 in Mengkuan^. Picture shows the procession in Menjjkuatii; bearing slogans denouncing Communism.
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    Lock icon ADMIRALTY, AIR MINISTRY OFFER WAGE INCREASE TO NON-INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
    192 3 TIIF Admiralty and the Air Ministry in Singapore yesterday offered wage increases to its 1,500 civilian non-industrial workers. The increase ranged from Si 6 to $82 a month Thote affected by the increase arc clerks, typists dra ightsman, hospital assistants, nurses,
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    Lock icon Dogs Help Patrol To Kill A Red
    117 3 Dogs Help Patrol To Kill A Red KLUANG, Thur>.— l racker dn^s helped the Fifth Battalion VL» ay Regiment, to bag one terrorist identified M Tel On? in the Kluang area of Johore. yesterday. Tek Ong. with two other terrorists, wa? seen talking to a group of rubber tappers on
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    Lock icon Orchids Stolen
    46 3 ORCHIDS worth Sion were found missing from the garden 9t Mr. I.im Cheng Huat in Braddell Rise. Singapore, on Wednesday. Mr. Lim found that 37.") plants had been stolen from six beds mi his garden. A report has been made to the poli( e.
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    Lock icon Freighter Is Refloated
    107 3 the Panama in fi Star R' ;< lf< u< lc < 6.525 tons) was refloated yesterday afternoon by Royal Nav, tog She ran aground on Nips Reef, 10 miles from s.nuapore, early on Wednesday. The ship sailed into Singapore under her own steam and there appeared to
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    Lock icon He Cheated A Dentist
    69 3 IPOH. Thurs.— Joseph Theopi (51), a technical f-. ant attached to the Central Electricity Board here, was today convicted for cheat.: st. Chung Sik Xin of 596 on July 21, last year. Theopiilay. with a record of vears service, was sentenced by the President of the
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    Lock icon MARY NG ACQUITTED EN BRIBE HARCES
    514 4 MARY NG ACQUITTED EN BRIBE HARCES Complainant Was Accomplice Judge MARY NG, 36, an insurance agent, was acquitted in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, on a charge of cheating a pawnbroker, Kok Min Yin, of $2,500 between March 1 and April 6 this year. The prosecution had alleged thai
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    Lock icon SIR SYDNEY SIGNS
    27 4 SIR SYDNEY CAINE signing: the report of the Minimum Standards of Livelihood Survey. On his 'oft is Mr. Paul Wilson, Assistant Economic Adviser, Standardpic
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    Lock icon 204-PARAGRAPH REPORT ON LIVING STANDARDS
    137 4 SIB Sydney Came. Economic Advisor to Singapore's Chief Minister and retiring Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, yesterday signed the 204-paia-graph report of the Minimum Standards of Livelihood Committee of which he was the chairman. That was his last official act before leaving the Colony
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    Lock icon NO BLOODSO A LIFE IS LOST
    157 4 SEREMBAN. ThUTS The ftfentri Bi i >ar and President i the British Rtd Crosi Society. Negrl Bembilan, Inch B unsaddln b:n x Q, today report- thai patient died in Seremban H spftal a few daya ago lor want of an Immediate supply of blood.
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    Lock icon $40,000 To Honour The Duke
    109 4 $40,000 To Honour The Duke SINGAPORE Government pt nd ?40.000 to celebrate the v:-;t to the OoUmj of the Duke ol Lchnbursh end i IK rt month. Celebrations in connection with the Duke's twoday visit have been planned to the Qorernment in which the various communities wi'/i participate. The Legislative
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    Lock icon Licence Quotas For Hawkers
    61 4 ipoh Than. Oat of a quota of 150 hawk) r- licence* n sera d ft t Mala] s In the Ipoh and Menglerr.bu Town Council area, only 30 have been taken up. The allotment for Chinese bawkera i I Ton hai aU bi en Issued, While
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    Lock icon Busmen's Unions To Discuss Federation
    195 4 Busmen's Unions To Discuss Federation A RESOLUTION to federate two Bingapoci busmen'a unions, with i total membership of B. inn. v. i p discussed on Sunday at a joint meeting of both Unions m the Badminton Hall The two unlona the Singapore Traction Company Employee Union and the Bui Worker--'
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    Lock icon Maize Found —Under Fish
    73 4 Maize Found —Under Fish NIBONG TXBAL, Than. Chen Lia 18, who bid ifB katics of mai/e under fish in sack, was fined 1400 jre»terday for possessini them withoul tutbority in the i"od I— tricted area of Paya IVIaBtflf, A poliei patrol s;iw him coming from an estate road. There was
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    Lock icon ENCORES WERE MANY FOR CARROLL GLENN, EUGENE LIST
    260 4 Standard Music Critic CARROLL GLEXX and Eugene List a most aecomplished violin and piano duo gave a programme of musir by Haydn, Brahms, Richard StraUSS and Norman DellO Joifl in the Vlctoris Memorial Hall last night The little known H av D<
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    65 4 Ice- Water Seller Aids Fund MENTAKAB Thurs An ice-water seller (lieontr Kok Leon)?, today donated an entire day's oarnincs Slfl! »)."> to his s( hooi feathers' quarters building fund. He studied in the Chuns Hwa Chinese School here. Another donor. Mom Sow Yonc. did not fnrcet his school even on
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    Lock icon Sir Sydney Leaves Today
    284 5 7 Hope University's Difficulties Will Lessen../ He Bids Farewell On A Note Of Hope For Future RETIRING Vice-Chanccllor of the University of Malaya, Sir Sydney Caine, yesterday hoped that the University's difficulties will lessen as the political situation stabilizes under the leadership of Singapore's Chief Minister/
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    Lock icon Get Tough On Rural Thugs— Kulasingha Tells Board
    158 5 Get Tough On Rural Thugs— Kulasingha Tells Board A RURAL Board member, Mr. HJ.C. Ku!a>:ngha. vestcrci.r.- demanded more stringent measures to deal With unlawful elements in the rural areas. Speaking at the month', y rr.eet- of the Bou Mr. KulaI i t that rerer r f BMonbtn of the Rural
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    229 5 Trip To Hongkong For 3 RAAF Lincolns THREE Lincoln bomb--04 No. 1 Squadron, Royal Australian Air based in- Tengah, Singapore will fly to Hongkong on Saturday to take part in the -Battle of Britain" flyon Oct. 6. Battle of Britain" relebrations are held in Hongkong in October, because weather condition.,
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    Lock icon They're Off To A New Life In UK.
    78 5 They're Off To A New Life In UK. MR. and Itfft LV. C D'Sonza of Seremban, and their daughter. Xorma Ann, sailed for Britain yesterday to settle WB Is a new life in Shepperton on Thames. Middlesex. schoolmaster. D'Souza. was District Superintvident of the St. John Ambulance Brigade in the
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    81 5 O\E of Austral; it BB Ml DB to-date aircraft carrier-, ;IM. AS M bourne will he oncn public tomorrow from 1.30 to 4 p.m. iea at Clifford T;rr convey visiton to and ie The Melbo irne Is a light fled carrier oJ M.onn tons i T
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    51 5 .iOHORF: BAHRU, Thurs. Xhe n m iger ol the Ciiee Tonfl Public S hool M»s li, w»» |45 in •ie Mag strata's ror roin<: late with rebl :.ry and March cool na to the Employees Provident Fin I The amount payable was $22 •or I 'h
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    20 5 THE G Girls' School. Singapore, •in fair a:: I 'e'e In aid of the premises tomorrow afternoon.
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    55 5 SINGAPORE businessman .Mr. Loke Hood Sian and Miss N;r Poh Choo v. ho were married recently. The bride is sister to vice president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ng Quee Lam. More than 1.000 people were ffuests at a dinner on Tuesday at Mr. Ng's
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    39 5 >1K Won? Koon Knnir. son of Data Wnnir Bkee UM ■resMesil <>f Qm Halayaa Chinese Association, lohore Branch left Singapore for Britain by the passenger liner Coiiu > cstcrd.i> He will studv <i\ii engineering at Cambridge University.
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    63 5 INDONESIAN' religious scholar, philosopher and writer. Han Abel u Mai:K Kanm Amarullaii. better known m Indonesia and Malaya as Ilamka. will lead the Friday prayer today and deliver a sermon at the Sultan Mosque, Singapore. Tuan Hamka attended the third Malay Languagi and i terary C ngresa
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    175 5 MR David J. Williams, pttodlM] Of Singapore's new Polytechnic, wai one of three new members introduced at the weekly luncheon the R< tary Club held at Cathay Hotel yesterday. llx Williams was one ol the many Interested listeners among the Rotarlans, as yesterday's guest speaker,
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    188 5 Fresh Charter Put To Work A NEW Youth section will be former! in the near future to replace UMNO Youth which was dissolved lisfl month. General Secretary of UMNO. Singapore branch. Sycd Ahmad Jamalu'llil. told The Standard yesterday that the new movement will be under
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    75 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tnurs. Itafl N Local Councua in J ■re inctioning well, a Government sp tkesnan said today. These Councils received last vear from the Federal Govi mcr,; $664^06, which waa eq lai to 10 per cent of the reveniM co'!erte<l hv the Councils. In addition
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    43 5 SINGAPORE'S Chiel Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. will cfficially declare the third grand annual fete and fun fair of the Upper Serangoon Boys' and Girls' club open on Saturday at 400 p.m.. at the S:n Min Public School, Upper Serangoon Road
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    30 5 KUCHIXG, Fri— Sir Robert Scott, Commissioner-General for South-cast Asia, wi'.l preside at the seventh mcc'ing cf the Sarawak; North Borneo, and Brunei Inter-territorial Conference in Kuchmg today.
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    209 5 A SINGAPORE doctor. Brendan Freeman was fined a total of $670 and disqualified from driving for two years in a Colony Traffic Court yesterday. Dr. Brendan pleaded guilty tc five traffic oilcnecs at Victoria and Lavender Street, on May 13. Tho offences were: negligent driving resulting
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    141 5 THE stadv of social science in preparation for a career in social work is becoming increasingly popular in Malaya, Miss JM. Robertson, head of the Department of Social Studj at the University of Malaya, told The Standard yestercUy. Twenty-two new studi have joined the course this
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    92 5 Travel Men Prepare For Expert REPRESENTATIVES of 15 travel agencies in Singapore met yesterday preparatory to having rifth the New Zealand tourist trade expert. Mr. R. W. Fenton. who ar. in the Colony on Sum:. Yesterday's exploratory talks in boosting the Colony's tourist traffic was sponsored by the Public Relations
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    45 5 SINGAPORE'S Public Relations Officer, Mr. G. G. Thomson, will be the guest speaker at the dinner meeting Of the Apex Club at the Adelphi Hotel Coral Room on O I Mr. Thomson will spe ssi "The r.c I pfi :\^r.i\.cs m Singapore."
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      332 6 S.i; One Ol the rules oi procedure ated for the mirdinary general meeting of the Singapore Council for Adult Education to be held on September 29. 1956. is that "All voting shall be by show of hands." As the main agent. the meeting is a resolution to
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      340 6 Sir; I would like to com.pliment 'TRUTH IS KING' on a most admirably composed, letter addressed to the many puritanically-min lad folk in this— and indeed in other countries. 1 can assure him that on several occasions I have typed the most
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      191 6 Healing By Faith Sir: After attending Uw opening ceremony of the ••Faith Temple^ 1 of the Opium Addicts Treatment Association at Chanqi Road on September 22. I now have a thorough kOOWledgt of the immense food they are doing for the public. Opium smokers art cured of their craving within
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    1116 6 The Arab States Suez i.owoy From A Special Corresponded Big Factor In Crisis The Problem Is Palestine YHE Arab world has so jar been united only on one 1 issue— Palestine. It is the Palest in P issue wkkk for 11 years has kept the Arab league alive M a
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    178 7 'COLLISION COULD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED' -3rea Dorea Hearing EW YORK. Sept. 27 (AF —The third mate of the liner Stockholm said today he eoukl .ave acted to avert a collisi n the liner Andrea the vessel had ed its turn in front of h. you hear any signal the Andrea
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    79 7 Red Soldier Killed At Truce Line PANMU: M Sept 27 i munist sold: and S K r in w '.m exchange of r shots along the K truc< ne en Sept. 20. Allied sources said today. joint Allied-Comm:-observation team Is tn stil ng th lent, which o irred abc it
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    50 7 HCELONA. Sept 2 T A bridge over th Btraii tar Is .bit' and economically sound." for: Spanish Public Work M Pi na B .said yesterday. Boeuf told inhere that he had completed ute" studies of the 14--mile-bridge, which would link the continents of Europe and a.
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    37 7 «S consumption -ore than hal m much again as in 1955 maur well double between 196 •nd 1975 according to a repor tamed yesterday by the oi of the Organization lor European Economic Co- Reuter
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    53 7 1 NTING comes dossjone easy to Toby, a 7 ye.ir old tmzu terrier, who demonstrate how coffee cups tan do kon hi> .irnv.il in New York from Frankfurt. iny. The canny canine, here with hia tr.uner. Alfons -i is schedule^ to perform on a television show in
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    87 7 I Mates \lbmv<l Here PRINCESS Marraret visited a harem of the Arab-Asian purdah women when she was in Mombasa at the start of her Kast African tour. These Moslem women, black robed and veiled, whose faces must be hidden from the eyes of men. removed
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    232 7 BAGHDAD. Sept 27, (AP) The Iraqi Army is reported ready to move the Jordanian frontier if the latest Israeli attacks develop into lull-scale Eoidanian Foreign Minister Awni Abdcl Hadi ed la Baghdad by air late yesterday and imme881 UltO session with Iraqi
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    100 7 Coxswain' s Fault But No Penalty HONGKONG, Sept. 27 (Reuter) A marine court of inquiry today blamed ne:;agenre of Chan Ki. a Chinese coxswain of the Hongkong Marine Depart number seven for is i with the ton N egi n fr< ighti r H Harbour on the night of Feb.
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    36 7 SYDNEY 27 (Reuter) Two-year-old Cheryl! Kremer ate tablets containing > ehnir.-. J r She thought they were Three and a half ho;;r? I :ied in the children's ward of 1 f Hos] LtaL
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    45 7 JERUSALEM. Sept. 27 (AP) Intermittent automatic WIIU fire broke out last night brtween Jordanian.- and Israelis in divided Jerusalem, Jordanian sources reported. It lasted half an hour. Beth stdea ceasf(i Dltng whefl ordered to do fc bv U.X. truce observers.
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    27 7 ISRAEL on Wednesday fordemanded a voice in Security Council discussions of the Suez crisis as a menbtr "With a special interest in the problem. UP
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    157 7 CHINESE ALPHABET STREAMLINING THE PICTURE WORDS HONGKONG, Sept. 27 (,\P) The Chinese Communist Party was told yesterday that the written Chinese language must he overhauled to help push R«d China ahead in science and culture The speaker nas Prof. \\u Vu-chane, chief architect of Chinas plan to replace the ancient
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    104 7 PORT SAID. Sept. 27 (Reutcr) A director of Egypt's newSuez Canai Authority last night the Egyptian Government would shortly announce a major development scheme for the canai which might ■mount to £20 million (Egyptian) or pottibiy more. Mr. Tewfik El Dib, Director of the
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    53 7 PORT SAID. Sept. 27 <Rrutor> Forty-two pilots trained by the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority have announced thej. wish to take their examinations early next month, an Authority spokesman said today. Authority officials have announced that there are now 75 foreigners under training a- pilots, include five
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    37 7 PRESIDENT Eisenhower has decided not to limit him•eU to the five or six major election campaign speeches he had originally planned Ml Press secretary. Mr Tn m p T~T fi pr t v snnnu^CGr Reuter
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    292 7 Egypt's Complaint Also Goes On Record DULLES SPURNS A 'SHOOTING' SOLUTION UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 27. (AP)-Thc IN. Security Council yesterday approved a tar-ranging de bate beginning: next week on the Suez Canal crisis in a desperate attempt to find a peaceful
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    167 7 Nasser, ln A Huddle With His Ministers CAIRO, Sept. 27 (UP) President Gamal Abdel Nasser last nijjht called an extraordinary meeting with his ministers to plan Egypt's tactics in the United Nations debate on the Suez Canal. NSSKI summoned hi.s ministers to the informal se>.-:i.n which probably will decide the
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    158 7 Big Tory Showdown Next Month LONDON. Sept. 27 (Rcuter) Britain's Conservative Government faces its ranK and file supporters in annual conference next month with its handling of the Sue z crisis, the key issue befcre them. On home affairs a list of motions published today for the conicrence highlights criticism
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    64 7 MANILA, Sept. 27 (AP) Phi :ppine Customi agents last night seized about five pounds of crude opium from aboard the Norwegian freighter Hoeeh Silvercrest. The agents, who found the opium in a hollcwed piece of wood, .said they had received information from Singapore that the ship
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    79 7 TOKYO. Srpt 27 'Keutfr) —The Tokyo metropolis closed dnors and shutters this morning and children were sent home fmm schoolTyphoon Harriet threatened Japan's main island The unpredictable storm had swished at Kyushu last nisht moved oat to and turned in again With Yokohama and ad'acrnt cities the Ttokye
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    319 7 NEWSBMEFS TAMPA. Florida. Srpt. 27 (AP A S3M «ip-ralion prrfort.iPd on a 5450 doc TesteTda^ to recmer two diamond nnes vaiurd at SI. >. 000 Mrs Ricbarri Kenneth >\jttrofT missed her engaeemrnt rintr and wddinc band A veterinarian's fluor- scope showed the rings in her I i(nc
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    173 7 FREE IS STILL A LONG WAY OFF WASHINGTON. S<- r 27 (APi Britain disappointed 60-nation annual conflwH I the International M notary I r and World B^nk yesterday by ruling out any early move to make the pound stei fully exchangeable in world trade payments. "allan, British Chancellor of Exchequer,
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    77 8 MELBOURNE. Sep* j— l ralia policy should be discarded -out garrr.en: have at last outgrown." the chairman of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization. Six lan Clunies-Ross said here toTsteps must be taken to show that we have abandoned fans and the prejudice of
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    42 8 COWBOY S KobolH and Richard Mckenzie I insult was added to injury when first their horses collided near Sheridan, Wyoming, and then they suffered burns when the fire they lit to summon aid got out of control. U.P.
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    157 8 v KSm: )N s UP Z B a prayed and cared for the mummified body of her elderly roommate for H trying to raise her from the dead. Complaints from neighbours ended her long vigil yesterday. "T e 59-year-old .s^r. f r Tmi ,r.--oid
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    57 8 CHERTSEV. T i. Sept. Bril in today took the wraps off her late tank showed them to everybody but Egypt. The T Attache was conspicuous by his absence thi ial twoday tioi here. Russia Major-General Alexander j v and all the Iron Curtain countries had experts clos
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    630 8 Packed Poznan Court Hears 154 Accused Of Murder, Plunder POZNAN, Poland. Sept. 27 (Reutcr)— The trials of 154 men charged with murder and other crimes during the "Black Thursday" riots in Poznan on June 28 opened here today. They are being: held in two courts.
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    352 8 It's Best For Egypt To Co-operate— lke WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 i R tuter) President E ohowei expi^scd the hope today that Egypt v l that i best Inl rest lies m tlie same a. :tion as the user nations of the Suez Canal who met in London earlier thifl month.
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    63 8 photo. FIFTEEN YEAR OLD Corinne Rodriguez of Stepney. London, holds hands with Italian-Ame-rican pianist Lee Liberace (in train) as he left Southampton for London, on Tuesday. In the background is Liberates brother Georse. Next to (he window is his mother. I.iberace opens a
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    51 8 TAIPEI. Sept 27 (UP) Nationalist China in the past six years has cut in half the number of its diplomatic Ofß- in foreign count ries and has reduced funds of ita diplomatic and consular mission? by 80 per cent, to ea-e the strain on the nation's
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    168 8 PEBTH, S oUand, Sept. 27 (AP) I.adv Caroline PettyFitzmaurice, beautiful 17--year-old daughter of the Marquess of Lansriowne. died today from a shotgun blast which, police said, was I er.tal The dark-haired beauty, at whose home the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh spent a week
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    203 8 TOKYO. Sept. 27 (UP)— The Chinese Communist Party more than doubled the size of its all-important Central Committee on Wednesday in a mass transfusion of "new biood" into the nation's leadership, Radio Peking disclosed todav A broadcast heard in Tokyo said the Central Committee had
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    131 8 MUNICH. Germany. Sept 27 (AP> Kißf Pa:: and Queen Frericnka of Greece escaped injury today when their rar wai In collision with a U.S. Army truck near here. The couple, acompanied by their chj aren Crown Prince Caostantinc and Princess Sophia, were returning to
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    68 8 Photn AN AFRICAN dancer adds a modern pM MM* I his traditional dance costume centuries old in <:-M»m. during the celebrations jt Mombasa :tt the Mail Princess Margarets toui of Kasl \f: The damme took pin- during 1 a firework* 4ispla at Likoni. Mombasa, which Prim
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    222 8 ."MOSCOW. Sept. 27 (Reuter)— The director ol the Bolshoi Theatre, said he has derided the ballet eompany would go to London for its season at Covent Garden despite the Nina Ponomareva cas< Xtie director, Mr. M lent Chulaki, ■■> :a t wed threatened to
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    93 8 U.S. Should Trade With Us -Chou NGKONG. Sept. 27 (Reuter> Communist China's Foreign Minister Mr. Chou :.;ii said on Sept. 9 he was in favour of early establishment of commercial relations with the United State?. Mr. George Drossos, a former Greek Minister of Press and Information said on arrival here
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    34 8 PARIS. Sept. 27 (UP)— The Queen and the Duk burgh will ps to France next Apr. French Presidency today. The Royal visit will take place from April 8 to II
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    15 8 IE Eighth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party ended in Peking yesterday Reuter
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      187 10 Price RisesTo90 l Ac SINGAPORE'S rubber price yesterday shot above the 90 cents per lb. mark, following 1 reports of further buying by China amounting to over 1,000 tons. o Brs( gradi doted at poj pet lb. one cent above Wednesday. Quotations have now almost recovered,
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      45 10 £100 M. Expansion BROKEN Hill Pt Co. Ltd.. the Australian industrial mterprise, will spend more than L100.000.000 on expansion in the nexi vrar.-. This re- the M57. 000.000 five-year plan announced in March. 1955 Expansion will be partly financed by a new i:6.000.000 ■-hare issue.
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    249 10 Kl ALA LIMPI K, Thurs. The Federation's Survey Department will show at the M.A.H.A. Exhibition opening here a 3-D "Map-Maker." Ca.'.f: the Multiplex, it produces in three dimensions a picture of the area to be mapped by the projection of overlapping photographtaken bom aircraft and then
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    330 10 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Marvels of modern engineering, including a fully tropicalized aluminium house, will go on show at this year's M.A.H.A. Exhibition here on Saturday, to demonstrate to Malayans the road to comfortable living. Seventeen leading commercial firms in Malaya will exhibit at the
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    324 10 Wider Choice Of Cloth For Malaya China, Russia And Bulgaria Newcomers MALAYANS now have a wider choice from the world's cloth mills at their door— for among the new textiles that are coming in increasing quantities to the local market are those from China, Russia and Bulgaria. Main grip on
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    94 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra, Sept. $2fl buyers, $2t5A Sellers; Oct. S2oJ buyers, $26* sellers; coconut oil (bulk) $4(ij sellers, coconut oil (drums) $43£ sellers; Muntok white pepper SI 1 8 sellers, Sarawak white $117 sellers. Special Sarawak black $81. Singapore
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    16 10 A CHEMICAL works at Schiedam, Holland is now manufacturing a powdered water-soluble rust remover.
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    208 10 PRICES of Sterling tins on the Malayan share market tended to be more normal yesterday. A number of shares were marked down. Trading In this section was quiet, compared with Wednesday when a number of counters shot up following a move by a Lonnon investment
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    122 10 SHIPS IN PORT OITLR ROADS State Of Sausa.-ntra. ItedOM Java. Orestes. Niso, Bradeverett, [an Mara, [nchislay. ThorMrand. Aeneas. Lao, Chunchi. INMR RO\!>S Baa i-i. Semeny I Waaai Tf. Pinang. Tg. Panai, Padea. Nanyang, Stia, Senai, Buloh. Hydra. Law ito, Pangkor. Hibisnu>. Kajang. Pipis. Perak. Stv. Selo, A :k L< ong,
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    81 10 SEVERAL orders have already been received from overseas for a new British petrol driven machine that paints white hnes in the middle of roads. It is claimed to lay straight, uniform lines over long stretches of road in far less time than that taken by older methods.
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    191 10 AUSTRALIA'S pineapple industry has developed at a remarkable rate during the past ten years, and her exports of 'canned pineapple have increased more than tenfold since the last year before the war. The Australian economist. Mr. Heinz Marcuse, explained in a recent Radio Australia broadcast that
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    317 10 Battle With Customs: KUALA Ll'MPl R. Thurs.— Mala van buv have won another round in the battle with th« i Department over the system of a^es>ing .id duty on imi>orts. <v months oi Department admitted to "Where no additional cons. <- ations exist, the c.i.f.
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    27 10 CHANGES made l the I C( Bai ciation in its rales io merchants yesterday were Swii Frmnci 141 j rat 1 er exchanga ratw remain
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    101 10 MALAYAN sharebrr terday reported I i business dor--1 K): aiT HenrBreweries $3.07, $3 05 i night and yestf nil to $1 15: McAUsttf Metal Box $1,624; Ro 1 son ords. $1.55. $1.56; Strain Ship $14|; s. St2fc Union Insc. $535; V e $3.03. Austral Amal. 18/- to
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      1179 10 NOTICES CITI COl NCII. OF HOTELS I.iFenSISG SLNG.\POKE. I-EC.I I ATIONS. 1956. XEXDEKS Regulation VI i> (a)— Application for a Certificate E^VG of Registration Supply during m Kf-'^ration. L931 of (a) Liquid Chlorine JN— 11.10.56; and NOTICE IS HEREBY UVEN (b) Chloride of Lime (Bleach- that MB Y" IK HONG
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      97 10 NOTICE CHINA INSURANCE CO. LTD NOTICE VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i> that MR. ANG SWEE SENG of No. 151 Kota Road. Taiping. Il no longer authorised to act Agent for China Insurance Co., Ltd.. as from the 15th day of September, 1956, and all customers of the said Company having
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    21 12 THIS was the pace 1 headline of the Singapore Standard of Au?. 23, announcing the Alliance Plan.
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    49 12 r a Chief M Tunku Abdu'. said tor -vould accept Const :ional Commission's reof some of its recomrr.tr. ;r. r. Tile Tiu nlained that the A .ance had left out mention of Commonwealth memre: memorandum "beluse ii "5 be r.en we at'a.r. dere-. i
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    14 12 UMNO'S TUNKU ABDI'L RAHMAN. RICA'S SIK CHENG-LOCK MIC S V.T. SAMBANTHAN
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    Lock icon THE 15 FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS
    171 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance today recommended thot the following 13 "fundamental freedoms" be written into the constitution of the new Malaysia: 1. Freedom of expression, speech, cssembly and worship. 2. Freedom from want and fear. 3. Equality before the law. 4. Protection of life
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    Lock icon The Big Quiz: Should Malaya Join The C'wealth?
    351 12 The Big Quiz: Should Malaya Join The C'wealth? U.M.N.O.*M.CA. *M.LC/\ Now Its Out; w Jrlfo^rft^j KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance I s perhaps second thoughts now on Malaya's membership in the Brit Commonwealth, mention of which was conspicuously absent in the r, ing party's memorandum submitted today to the
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    Lock icon NO 'PARTIAL ELECTION' AFTER MERDEKA DAY
    438 12 Strength Of Lower House Left To Reid K U A L A LUMPUR, Thurs.— The UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance today allayed public fears over Its reported desire for a "partial election"' after Mcrdcka day, by leaving the total number of .-eats in the future Lower House
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    224 12 We Have The Power To Do So' KUALA LJTMPUR. Thurs. The Reid Constitutional Commission today rejected an Alliance pica to change the name of the Federation into Malaysia, on the grounds that renaming the country was within its terms of re lore: ice. The Commission
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    Lock icon Islam Must Be State Religion Of Malaya
    374 12 BUT NO BAN ON FREEDOM OF WORSHIP KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— lslam should be the religion of Malaysia, "hut In Its memorandum the Ailittnee Stressed tnat observance of this principle should not prevent non-Muslim nationals professing and practising their own religions. Tiie Alliance definition
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    159 12 BEXTOXG, Thur?.— PrcGan Sicw Chins. 38, accused her 40-year-old husband, Nf Sze Cheung, of being a "barbarian' and said she was not willing to return to him. Gan was Ming Xg for two years' arrears of maintenance total. ing $960, in the Magistrate's Court here
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    224 12 Citizens: A Plan For Equal Status Overseas Position Of Settlements KUAL A Thurs.-. 'NCXMCA. A ance proposed today that the cms new ConsUt ir provide for rging i procal arrai meni other Common countries about status of their here. The Alliance memor.v outlining provisions in -lionality Act regard, held th.
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      192 12 YFSTKRDAYs SOLITION WLrM X JssR SM^.sWBI I B.^ P r^' 7 /y^ b r i> /j m 'M v asatggBsBBsl M^'Mw r ."'vM/ <r r *yv r^LgPhoh I %-r w our surro.. bit m i F J At KI S—A\ 20 to May M (Otl'Ki to N D on t
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    18 13 Bv picture* by /((Mr i/i.v fiithhal on W'nlnndm nl Ipoh, siioml day <>/ the Perak meeting. Lean Kup Seng
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    533 13  -  Tahir Paves Way With A Triple KEN TOFT SINGAPORE Malays showed their class in yesterday's Community League at Jalan Besar stadium when they completely outclassed and humbled the Colony Chinese by five goals to nil to become this year's best bet for the championship. Th e Malays
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    124 13 Talk On Softball By Experts A tpam of sly softball expcrtl wil] conduct a clinic for itudent of s- Joseph's InstituSt Mid School tomorrow from 4 ?,0 to fi p.m. They are:— Jack Fochs. GeO [rmingi 1 .v i isher, BUJ Krall, Jack Bmmetl and Ton! Wei rh 1- the
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    332 13 Phils Whip Bums Braves Pad NL Lead NEW YORK, Sept. 27 (AP) Philadelphia's Phillies, the club that tumbled Milwaukee out of the National League lead 11 days ago, padded the Braves' first place edge to a full game on Wednesday, bouncing back from Sal Maglie's no hit shutout on Tuesday
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    373 13  -  JOHN FARROW 7958 WORLD CUP SOCCER Rv LONDON. Sept. 27, (AP)— The world soccer cup in 1958— that's the competition teams in every corner of the world are preparing tor right now. Fourteen i ioti es oui 51 countries will Qualify for the competition in
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    147 13 VNG. Thurs. Penang Badminton Association has selected a strong team of 15 men and six women to tour the Federation and Singapore from Oct. 13 to 21. They are: Mei Toh Boon Tei Khoo Eng Huah. Mas ar, Idrii Kadir. Lim Chye >• ■g, Tar; B^on
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    112 13 YOUNG Men> Sikli \^o c lation s( (ii rd their fourth conse<u'.i\e n they h.at the Singapore Medual Service^ I'nmn one goal nil in the Sll Uiv match at Farrer Park >e«>trr iu .vcr the third d leadership with a total I points from their
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    77 13 Sir: Kindlj allow me a space in your paper to suggest In the I ootball Assoi ation (»1 Malaya that there should br an annual Match between the Malav.i Cup Champions and the I A M Cup Champions. The 'catps 1 prorrrds i "iild hf donated
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    44 13 FOUR finals of the Singapore Amateur Shimming Association 13th annual championships be held at the Singapore Swimming Club pool today. The following are the evr--100 metres butterfly-stroke (Men): 400 metres freestyle < Ladies v. 800 metres freestyle relay (Men); metre springboard diving (Lac
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    22 13 .10H0RE BAHRU, Thurs. S th Johore RFC will meet RAF Tangah at rug jr on the Civil Service ground
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    32 13 FATHUL K.irib Club beat M. Dockyard by three goal? to nil in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Scorers for the winner^ N. Badal, Lazim Adam ar.d
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      425 13 CLASSIFIED ADS l)i MM MCHIA r# Tan Ah Nee aged 56. passed awav peacefully at Sfl, id on 22 9'56 )m ftfteet e daughter^ ~«ns-in-law and fifty two > ral place on Saturday at 11 for Whit Icy Ro;,d ccmr \\\ni l\u\1 r two i E gains at Thrr '•Candlc'Aick"
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      99 13 Li 1 flbner B^ Af Capp V'lt-aMC*'! VJt^Vtt^P. I I l STEN I VOl/DCRVTOO II Later THIS 1 3 SO^EDAV- k :VOU *>, KNUCKLED WERF LAS T OlikjCeLJi MADE A J <£* Jf^ MEET J POdi OLD JUDGE |SO&r f PATHE^Dg AS BRU.SED AS QF TRENG rH7H SPL&NDiD I MAN
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    1202 14 WEIGHTS and probable starters for all eight races tomonow, final day of the Perak Turf Club Sultan's Gold Vase Meeting, are: THE SULTAN'S GOLD VASE Horses Class l, Div. 1—3% Furs. Str. 191 Distine 4y 9.07 M s. C.H. Tilley HA Campbell Hohhs 134 Shamrock Slipper
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    119 14 CONSULATE USIS B'TON V ING a bad m tie Amei iean Con- L'SIS ch tmpionshipa I r- a:e expectr aext month be se ected to :our i-cr. t, .r.n C RDW 44! Vete r r M. J Cnand r m i Mixed Doubles) J A. E B Burdlek v s
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    768 14  - Inconsistent Forms Worry SHA Selectors LEONG HEW MENG By COLOURS, ostensibly the better team, lost to Whites by the convincing margin of three goals to one in yesterday's second hockey trial for the Olympic games played at the SRC ground. Inconsistency in form is about the only explanation OM ran
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    24 14 Social Dance THE Serangoun Assod ition will hold a Social and Dance on Oct 6. The Stardust Latin Rhythm B^> will be in attendance
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    582 14  -  WINDSOR LAD Prosperity And Sovereign Are Out To Win The Vase By IPOH, Thurs.— PROSPERITY (Bougoure) and SOVEREIGN {Barratt) did the fastest gallop of the day this morning when Gold Vase candidates were given their final workouts. They raced neck to neck all the way
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    528 14  -  EDIN PETERS British Papers Priority For Games' Medal Hopes By NATURALISATION papers for Singapore weight lifters, Wong Kay 1 oil and Tan Howe Liang, are being rushed so that the prospects for the Singapore Olympic team may be able to compete in Melbourne.
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    110 14 U.K. Soccer Rugby Results LONDON. Sept 81 <Kr liter i. Results ol last nieht's Association Football matches wore: INTER LEAGUE MATCH Scottish Football League 3. Football League of Ireland 1 (played at Shawfield Park. Glasgow LEAGUE 111 SOUTHERN Brighton and Hove 2. Aldershot I Gillingham 2. Brentford 1. Reading 3.
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    160 14 Welch Wins Stableford Competition RESULTS of the Stableford Competition run by the Singapore Army Golfing Society at the Roya tsland Cub on 'September Lii c:e:A Division. Winner: Major S. E- It, Welch (5) 33 (wina on last i) boles). Other Cards: Colonel P. D. Miller 33 points; Major R G.
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    87 14 GAN ENG SENG s< i:OOL scored Qm I double' when their first and second XI teams Bai Secondary Schools Lsi ;,nd 2nd X i in their inter-school horkev matches nn the Gan Eng Seng School ground. In the first mat Seng 2nd XI I 2nd XI
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    138 14 Y beat Singapore cation Club by a goal scored by centre forward McManus in s fnenr. match at Tanglin i friendly wa for games M be scheduled. Cfn Perera failed to product usual form. Cdr. wms unlucky to have •Wiple an outstanding game. So did
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    27 14 1 PHS instit a well-dese- over the St Andrew) School in the 1: Td.y on the SJI grouof yesterday. Malcolm Nun:< for the winne
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      28 14 SHB Poliet pro?.' \l\Q Cr y 8.0.D.C.A. at TTC Shell Sports Club at Pay* Lebar. VG Singapore Amateur Swin* ming pfawuhips at Singapore Swin+ ming Club at 5.50
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