Singapore Standard, 16 October 1956

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    38 1 SinHanore Standard 5 S 4 T *f!c A D t POLICE II rfr %U\ S FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** (5 line*! 2400 *TP* f\j J 2811 2414 f\, SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon British Protest Over H.K. border Clash
    180 1 M Del 15 (Reuter) has protested f Government at a recent violation of the Hongkong and China by Chinese Foreign Office spokesman said today. a Chinese frontier one ]<■ on and wounded three opened tire on a party of about 30 into Hongkong. A
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    Lock icon KILLED AND 100 HURT IN AD-ON TRAIN COLLISION
    40 1 KILLED AND 100 HURT IN AD-ON TRAIN COLLISION eta u and a A national railway offl-iai OGOinotiW and Uie th- ound exbt€ overturned in the The B ial said Ihe number ties 'a- a> expected to efon rescue work ted.
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    Lock icon The Duke Is On His Way Here
    81 1 LONDON, Oct. 15, (Reuter) TDe Dufcc el Ed^rbur&ii leXt London by air today on the start oi a 35,000-mile jorney centred on the Olympic Games in Melbourne He is riur to be away about tour month-. The Queen. Prince Charles And Princess Anno
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    Lock icon GEN. FESTING
    17 1 LT.-GEN Sir Francis Fest.•■rived in. Seoul yester- moon for a three- to South Korea.— r
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    Lock icon DANGER IN JAP APPLES
    229 1 Wash And Peel Before You Eat, Says City Health Chief SINGAPORE'S City Health Officer, Dr. H. B. Morrison, yesterday warned against the danger of apples imported from Japan. There have been reports, he said, that some apples imported from Japan, into the Colony, have been sprayed
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    Lock icon Python 'Pete Throws Away Chance To Be A Film Star
    404 1 Python 'Pete Throws Away Chance To Be A Film Star THIS is a story of the day '"Pete" the Python lost his job as a film star m "Belantcra," Shaw's latest Malay Film's Production. Pete, who measures I S- feet from head tc tail was caught ht a village in
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    23 1 PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk announced his resignation on Monday as Premier of Cambodia in a radio address to the Cambodian population. AP
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    Lock icon 70,000 MOVE TO AVOID FLOOD WATERS
    133 1 NEW DELHI. Oct. 14 (UP) Disaster wa.s reported to I ive .-truck the village oJ Bekanpur in the State ol Uttar Pradesh tonight with 34 persons dead In flood waters that destroyed theil hom< All day today with the waters of the River Jamuna
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    Lock icon 'PepperMen' Net $4,000
    51 1 TWO robbers flung pepper into the eyes of a cigarette salesman and relieved him of $4,000 yesterday. The salesman, Tan Wan Ben?, was leaving a shop in Geylang when the robbery occurred. Van driver Soh Kim Lye who saw his colleagues plight, save cbaM but the culprits
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    Lock icon SCOTT GOING TO JAPAN
    36 1 TOKYO. Oct. 15. (Reutcr) —The Briton Embassy said today that Sir Robert Scott. United Kingdom Commissioner General tor South-east Asia, will arrive In Japan on Oct. 23 for a six-day unofficial visit.
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    Lock icon ATOM EXHIBIT
    32 1 THE Soviet atomic exhibition, said to be the biggest of its kind in the world, which recently closed in Moscow will be opened in Leipzig. East Germany, next month. Reuter
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    Lock icon SHOPS GUTTED
    30 1 ONE hundred and fifty shops were razed in a Sunday morning fire m Wonju. 60 miles South-east of Seoul, said a National Police report. No casualties wore reported.
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    Lock icon 'Keep Politics Out Of Canal Issue'
    171 1 Egypt Reacts To U.N. Move CAIRO, Oct. 15 (Reuter) Egypt today reaffirmed her stand against international administration of the Suez Canal, and stressed her agreement to insulation of the waterway from politics, in the first official comment on the six principles approved by the
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    Lock icon Youth Saves Schoolgirl
    47 1 A SINGAPORE youth jumped into the sea off NicolJ Highway yesterday and saved a schoolgirl. Miss Lilian Chee, 16. from drowning. He then escorted Miss Chee to St. Anthony's Convent Girls' School in Middle Road Miss Chee was later taken to the General Hospital.
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    Lock icon Shake-Up In Royal House
    60 1 THE HAGUE. Oct. 15 (AP) The Dutch Government, today announced that Queen Juliana is reorganizing various departments of the Royal Household as a result of the recent furore over her relationship with the faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans. A communique denied recent reports that the Queen
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    Lock icon We Didn't Talk About Students: Marshall
    93 1 HONGKONG, Oct. 15, (UP). Singapore's former Chief Minister David Marshall today told United Press that the subject of Malayan Reds and Chinese students in Singapore was not brought up during his two "lengthy" meetings with Chinese Prime Minister Chou Enlai Marshall refused to answer
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    Lock icon MORE STUDENTS SIGN UP FOR NEW CLASSES
    169 1 MORE than 400 students from the Chung Cheng High School and the Chinese High School in Singapore re-registered at the Gan Eng Seng School centre yesterday. 1 This brings the total number of .students wishing to attend classes in new premises to 850.
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    Lock icon Intelligence Chief Is Sacked
    93 1 Intelligence Chief Is Sacked JAKARTA. Oct IS (Reuteri The army announced today that the chit fs ol the Intelligence and Information Departments had been relieved oi their posts beer* they had made public the setting up of a commission to investigate the participation by some officers in political activities. The
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    20 1 DR John E. Holt-Hams. 87. w\ is co-developer of a I [in the note ti York, Sunday. AP
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    146 2 CLOSrSG rubber prires (cents per lh > In vSingapore yesterdav were: Boyirv Seller* Sport innm.) 92J 92} Nov. RSSNo.I 924 R.S.S. No. 2 91 9l| K.S.S. No. 3 BfM 0 Tone: Quiet and slightly steadier. S PORE TIN The prire of tin od the local market vesterday was
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    Lock icon Pickpocket Jailed
    40 2 DPOH, Mon.— A pick-p'^kct. Ch< an Swee Lum, 27. was to:.iv -eritrn Td to B year's jail by Magistrate Abdul Kadir for stealing a tain pen. from a cinema fan at the R s Theatre, here, on Sei
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    Lock icon Search For Open Car For The Duke Is Completed
    490 2 Search For Open Car For The Duke Is Completed KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.- A prospective open British car. in which the Duke of Edinburgh will travel, in his state drive through Kuala Lumpur, has been found at last, The Standard learnt today. Its identity however, is still hush-hush. A Government spokesman
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    Lock icon SIR DONALD LOSES HIS MILITARY AIDE
    141 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. T. Federation High Cora d has "lost" his M Assistant due to the creation of the Internal Derenee anci Seportfolio under Chiei Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman. Esti nates Oi Federal ex:-- r 4 :rr? ;n 1057 showed tc provision for or.:-
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    Lock icon NAIR MADE ASSISTANT MINISTER
    164 2 NAIR MADE ASSISTANT MINISTER MR. M. P. D. Nair, Assemblyman for Seletar, has been appointed an Assistant Minister to assist the Chief Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode. His appointment was made by the Governor, Sir Robert Black, yesterday, after consultation with the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Mr.
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    Lock icon 350 Stenos Opt For Arbitration
    99 2 350 Stenos Opt For Arbitration KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 350 Government stenographers in the Federation prefer arbitration to strike, to back their wage raise demands. This was decided yesterday at a meeting of the Federation Government Stenographers Association. The president of the Association. Mr K S. Menon, charged that
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    Lock icon Civics For 40 Elders
    77 2 ALOR STAR. Moil Forty Ma ay elders from Perlis attending a civics course at Indra Kayangan yesterday ited the Gajah Mati experimental Station to see padi and fruit cultivation. They also went to the Kedak Perlis Operations Room to sec the progress of the Emergency The
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    Lock icon Quack Pulled Boy's Tooth
    66 2 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. A roadside "quack* 1 dentist. Chin Lan Siang. 27. told Magistrate Inche Hassan bin Hussain in Court today that he made an emergency extraction of a hoy's aching tooth, at the request of parents. Chin pleaded guilty to a charge of practising dentistry without
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    Lock icon ABORIGINES' WELFARE OFFICER TO QUIT
    175 2 First Woman To Climb Cunong Tahan KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Miss Enid Fernandez 58 year-old British Social Welfare Officer, who, since August 1954 has brought SvXrour to every corner of Pahang, will quit the Malayan Government service very shortly. The Federation Government is not renewing her
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    Lock icon Call-Girl Murder TriQ Ends: Verdict Reserve
    464 2 Call -Girl Murder TriQ Ends: Verdict Reserve KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The "call-girl" murder trial, in which two Malay youths are charged with the slaying of middle-aged Puteh binte Ya'acob and placing her body on a railtrack, ended today. Prosecution and defence closed their cases this evening the third day before
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    Lock icon TUNKU PLANS MEET THE PEOPLE SESSION
    219 2 TUNKU PLANS MEET THE PEOPLE SESSION KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The President of the United Malays National Organization, Tunku Abdul Hanman has nlannod to hold "Meet-The-People" sessions shortly to explain the Alliance Constitutional Memorandum to the Reid Commission. The Tunku will clarify the contents of the memorandum and assure UMNO members,
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    Lock icon 'Citizenship Papers A Not Enough
    84 2 'Citizenship Papers A Not Enough TANJONG MALIM. Mon.— The Chief Education Office Perak has asked all heads of schools to urge students seckjobs or scholarships in the State to become subjects of the R iler. He ?aid that non-Malay i dents wanting Perak Government appointment? or State arships £ener,-. he
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    Lock icon FRIZES IN GOLD SILVER & BRONZE
    66 2 FRIZES IN GOLD SILVER BRONZE Standardpic by THFSE six statuettes (one gold, two silver and three bronze) will be £iven away by the Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman when he opens the Sixth International Salon of Pictorial Photography presented by the Malayan Photographic Society at the Kuala Lumpur British Council
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    41 2 BENTONC I ral I .JB day called O j^ racial r I to d: of g m and love "to bU I Indi;. I Laur« irfcH and 1 1 rrcat. v Mi Lump romp. I 1 prize I title I
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    Lock icon More Criticism Of Rise In Rates
    99 2 SEREMBAN, Mon. Mr. Robert Singam. Labour Councillor for Rahang, today joined the criticism being levelled at the Town Council here for its proposal to rai i c general assessment rates from 13 to 18 per cent. Mr. Singam said the reason rate payers were
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    47 3 i LDMIRA] K T.. mmandinf the i trsi Fleel ngaporc jtsict- Kii pKmo on i >n tour of t!!' 1 ifii irt-.i. ;vm t tn visit r t'A o da> s §4M k Yan, Mr fan Boon hint in from tftei .1! >* iencf I'rm t-r>ity
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    Lock icon Gas Strike: Both Sides Are Losers
    176 3 THE Singapore City Council spent about $30,U0U intain normal gas during the 43 days of strike by 400 gas workhe acting City Presi- Mr. R. Middletonsaid yesterday. in ti wer to 1 1 Qin Chye ninated) on much money the Council lost because of
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    Lock icon CLAIMS TRIAL TO RASH ACT
    73 3 .'.ban'. Moil Con- vet or Mok 1 K( ma» k r i ngganu aas today b irged b :d- at oi Scremban Session Court. Raja Azlair. Shah, with •he death ol Kish< n Bingh on Jun< 14 by a rash act not amounting to culpable
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    Lock icon Prayer & Festivity To Mark The Prophets Birthday
    222 3 Prayer Festivity To Mark The Prophets Birthday MUSLIMS throughout Malaya will celebrate the Prop..ei's birthday today and tomorrow with gatherings in the country's mosques and distributions of food to Singapore and Kuala Lumpur begin celebrations today. while other towns such as Johore Bahru and Ipoh will Pour 'he Prophet's birthday
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    Lock icon ...And A PAP Meet Is Now Out
    99 3 ...And A PAP Meet Is Now Out SINGAPORE Police have e I permission to the People's Action P irty to 1 I mettinf at the Beauty World Park today becau com tmeni r the Prophet imed birthday ce.eb rations. The PAP In a nent I the 1 refusal as "obstructive.*
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    Lock icon Annie Danker s Trial Begins
    924 3 She Didn't Want A Jury. She Liked Everyone... Expert Said She Was Fit To Plead On Hurt Charge THE SANITY of Annie Danker, a Singapore housewife, charged with attempted murder of her husband, Cyril Ignatius Danker, a solicitor s stenographer, was once again at issue
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    Lock icon GROUP CAPT. CHESHIRE DUE
    114 3 VICTORIA Cross winner Group ("apt. L. Cheshire is expected to arrive in Singapore from Madras soon. Group Capt. Cheshire is founder of ten Cheshire Homes for the incurable and homeless sick in Lngland and established three in his recent tour of India. The homes in England
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    Lock icon DELEGATION HERE TO SELL SUNNY HAWAII
    150 3 DELEGATION HERE TO SELL SUNNY HAWAII \V 0 M E N outnumbered Hi WJ to one in thfl 33-membcr Chinese Chamber of Commerce delegation that flew into Singapore yesterday to promote trade between Malaya and Hawaii. Mr. Lin-San Lai. director of the Affiliated Chambers of Commerce of Hawaii and leader
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    Lock icon Exhibition To Boost A Fund
    77 3 Exhibition To Boost A Fund MALACCA, Mon.—Mr Lim Lian Giok. president of the Malayan Chinese Education Association, will open a threeday exhibition of the works of Professor Wong Yow, a well-known Hongkon? artist and those of four local artists at the Meng Seng Association on Oct. 20. The exhibition is
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    Lock icon Teacher Jailed For Soliciting Present
    152 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Mohamed Yuno s bin Yassim. a school teacher, was sentenced to one month's jail in the Sessions Court here today on a charge of accepting, without consideration, $250. Giving judgment, Mr. E. Corbally. the president, held that the money was not a
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    Lock icon Youth Gives Up, Gunman Hunt Is Over
    126 3 THE Police hunt for a gunman who escaped from their ambush on Oct. 8 ended yesterday when a youth surrendered at the Criminal Investigation Division. The youth will be charged in Court with armed robbery today. Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Clague said. Police
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    Lock icon Fund Drive For Widows
    51 3 MALACCA, Mon. The Malacca Ex-Servicemen's (Security forces) Association has started a one month's drive lor funds for widows, children and orphans of members of the local security forces who died in action or service duri.ng the Emerqency First to donate was Resident Commissioner, Mr. M. J.
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    Lock icon Farewell Party
    57 3 MALACCA, Men.— The ExServicemen's (Security Forces) Association here will hold a tea party at the Capitol Dance Hall at 2 p.m. on Oct. 28 in honour of their adviser. Settlement Councillor Hasnal Abdul Hadi, on his impending departure for the United States. Inche Hasnal will leave next month
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    294 3 BECAUSE a 25-year-old woman, Too Mui Eng. was jilted by a rich merchant she had doubts about her new lover, a cable jointer in the Citv CnnnHi This was revealed in a lettej found beside her when she \vn discovered hanging in an attap hut
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    Lock icon WHISPERS GIVE TROOPS A SEPTEMBER WINDFALL
    197 4 26 Reds Killed, 10 Give Up KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The increasing flow of information on terrorist movements has given Security Forces in the Federation an elimination windfall in September of 26 kills, one capture and 10 surrenders. "It was a very good month," declared
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    62 4 THE Vice-Prime Minister of Laos, ~"r. Katay I). Sasorith, risrht. yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock at the latter's office, Mr. Sasorith will leave for Laos today, en route to New York to attend the forthcorr.ins meeting of the United Nations
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    Lock icon A look and she knew Girl wasn't decent', Woman tells Court
    196 4 PENANG, Mon.— A masseuse, Aminah binte Shaik Meah, toli the Magistrate's Court here today that when she looked at 'call girl" Zainab, she knew that the girl was not a virgin, because she was pale and her behaviour was
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    Lock icon Scout Chief To Fly In For Visit
    114 4 Scout Chief To Fly In For Visit THE Director of the Boy Scouts Internationa; Bureau. London. Major-Genera! D. C. Spry, will arrive in Singapore by air on Wednesday, Oct. 24, He will bo mei by the Dcputy Chief Commissioner) Mr L. A. Woodford. Genera! Spry will go on to Kuaia
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    Lock icon Cheers For Mr. Lim At Club Dance
    150 4 Cheers For Mr. Lim At Club Dance OVER i^ i} people > liiti ii up and cheered spontaneously [when i' v. ,v announced at the Malay Farm Girls 1 Club A- o iati n dance last night that i' was 'he birthday oi the Chief M nister, Mr. L::k Yew
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    Lock icon Inquiry Is So Very Hush-Hush
    116 4 Inquiry Is So Very Hush-Hush THE Court Of Inquiry set up (o near the dispute between the Fred Waterhousc Company and its employees' union held j tour-hour session in camera in the Singapore Labour Court yesterday. It is understood that the session was held in private to give the disputing
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    Lock icon Six Months For Spending NAAFI Cash
    73 4 IPOH. Mon— a twenty-four-vrar-o.'ti NAAFI van 'driver, Mustapha !i in Hamzan, was today sentenced by Magistrate! Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusof to] fix months' imprisonment for: making use of H52.42 belong-' ing to the Institute. The offence, which carr.c to light following a complaint,)
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    202 4 AUSTRALIAN spepch-train-ing instructors may be sent tn Singapore in the near future to conduct ooucses in public speaking. This was told to members of the Dale Carnegie Club, Singapore, last night by Mr. Roy Kinsman, head of the Hemingway Robertson Institute, leading commercial
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    65 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A Malay :<t-hooi for aborigine children was opened yesterday by the Assistant District Officer, Pontian. Che Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid, at Kuala Redan, Pontian. A total of 37 aborigine boys and girls will attend this school, where tuition is given free. Clothes, food
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      740 4 (Standard tzAlmanac Information at a Glance 330 Tea Dance <S>. 4 :>m Repeat 1.30 French Programme: fitinn— f Iklf AD^&C °f the Show is On <KL'. 6 p.m 1.30 BBC News; 140 Light Or|lNV**rWWC fIHHHtt Programme summary ip). 602 chestral; 345 Ci.ve An,ad:o> SbJb^ 4mMw B Happy Anniversary >Pj. b.5«
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    62 5 Exchange finds Jobs or 3,161 9 Months t )T ALL ARE_ found j as in I is of thi 1 1,774 .r.e::: reng« R.iTt g empioy< mi*- Kok Ah Loy, said the others ;-~i ha i r positions re the ma. g onki I la- < es, motor peons, sweeptn
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    22 5 CARP ENTER TO AND TRIAL CER Kuan Ah committed by I trate yesterat the to have Siew wounded two M Roi on
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    45 5 I I loved Ir I raju, resigned from L that L for Sundararaju has 1 the president of the S since its formation. 1 retax is Mr. C V m Nair, who is also I ?ecr- Fi tc ty and V >rkcrs' Union.
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    Lock icon Pan-Malayan Tuberculosis Conference
    62 5 Pan-Malayan Tuberculosis Conference A PAN -MALAYAN Tuberculosis Confer* nee, the I it t n i wfll be heM a- vho i] Bini ipore Tobexeol ok from N v I to 4. s•. irt d f legates fron; the Fed< ration, the neiirtng ea and Sin- d to attend the c
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    Lock icon UMNO Seeks A Tougher Vote
    209 5 The Bill Saus Five Years...Theu Want To Make It Ten They Will Ask Select Committee To Amend The Ordinance SINGAPORE State United Malays National Organization will ask that Government amend the Local Government Elections Ordinance to deny all, except those with at ieast ten years'
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    Lock icon A Very Young Hajl Comes Home
    90 5 HUNDREDS of Malays jostled each other at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday to cateh a glimpse of friends and relatives a.s the gaily dressed Anking sailed in carrying more .than 200 pilgrims back from Mecca. The Anking, buntings flying from stem to stern,
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    219 5 Tamils Ask Oovt. For Higher Schools THE Singapore Tamil Education Society will appeal to Government to establish Tamil secondary schools In the j Colony, This was decided at the annual general meeting of the S> i i-ty held recently. Th-: 1 Society at present runs 12 Tamil schools in Singapore.
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    108 5 HE GIVES A PRIZE AWAY -TO S.A.T.A. A glass merchant, Mr. S.A. Abdulkadar, yesterday present) d to the BATA Rehabilitation Centre a Singer sewing machine which he a n ai the St. Patrick's i Pun Fair recently. Tii. means that ano- trainer can be taken on In the tailoring and
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    113 5 Midnight Robbery Related TWO youths attacked a 25--year-old hcresewife, Lim Guan Hiang. at midnight near an alley in Kim Pong Road and robbed her of a gold bracelet, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. Lim was testifying at s preliminary inquiry into a ten tative charge of robbery against Chen
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    39 5 PATRICK FLY' who will play Beethovea*s Sonata in C Major Op. 2 No. 3 at a concert of local artists to be presented by the Singapore Musical Society at the Victoria] Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. tonight.
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    189 5 THE Royal Marine band of H.M.S. Terror will play at tonight's premiere screenIns: of Universal-Internation-al's new VistaVision film. "Away All Boats!" at Capitol Theatre, Singapore. The 20-picce band will render a selection of march- I 'AWAY ALL BOATS 1 es from 0.15 p.m. to
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard "Some Slight Risk"
    936 6 Singapore Standard "Some Slight Risk" THE firm action against subversive elements taken by the Singapore authorities has given heart to those whose duty it is to deal with new villagers. To look after half a million people inside hundreds o;' m I villages for eight and a half years task
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    697 6  -  CAIRO r pHE latest sign here that the pattern of alliances in the Arab world may again be changing is a report from a usually reliable source that King Hussein of Jordan is sounding the other Arab States to discover how much aid they would give Jordan
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    537 6  -  ASTER GUNASEKERA A[Y! MY! who ever !ms- gined that there could be so many thick-skinned people in Singapore. Compared to them crocodiles (and I don't mean school girls) have very delicate skins THE STANDARD yesterday reported that there was much amusement and laughter at the
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    779 6 DIPLOMATS in the JUNGLE VIENTIANE, Laou TN Vientiane, th« administrative capital of the Kingdom of Laos, they neither rock nor roll. The Laotians, Asia's newests neutralists, prefer th e RAMVONG, a "national" dance that was, in fact, imported from Thailand. It is danced with the harnimore than the feet, a
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      537 6 '"The Auld Alliance was only another version of the ptcrnal triangle, but appli- d to nations instead of husbands and wives. You .see. England and France were at one time both courting Scotland. The English would not take no for an answer, so as a defensive measure
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    68 7 photo. TWENTY-THREE-year-old Mrs. M?.rie Brians is shown with her two-year-ol r son David at their home in Gosforth, Northumberland, last week. Mrs. Brians looks no more than 15 years of ace and with little David growing: up that can be very embarrassing. So she has
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    193 7 BUT GOVERNOR FORGOT-PLAYED 'CAVALCADE' k SALAAM, Tanganyika. Od U (Keuter) —On direct orders from the l.mernor, the all-African Tanganyika Police Band has added the hit be from "VMk Around the Clock" to its party pieces to amuse Princess fapret "N Roll
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    101 7 P rimarily Over Judget Problems ihanouk's Resignation NOMPENH, Oct. 15 (Barter) The Koyal tMBMGfI today that tfec King had accepted ititm of Prime Mini>t.r Prince Sihanouk. M tc Kariio this morning brosddsl I statement Prince _:;\ini, r tin* reasons lor his resignation. lister s. v statement said tr- fit ernmer.
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    50 7 M TESTS BAN I U I Charles V. I t> :once, I -i ;r.- It 1 I ad the :.bS. not Jhe bombs," ]r.pi Ible use i€ vvhole Urn t. bad D that n I bi inbs. always rcild raent rked out and supernal i i
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    21 7 Mo nted I tip from unto stowav Joiictte as Lawrence ett re Canada K v m r are
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    25 7 46 DEAD IN DE LH! FLOODS Or' I>. (AP) er >wing at in 32 years, >n Monday area: iround the I ports listed \x,:>ed by
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    32 7 Ce ylon Police To Get Masks P) equip- 1 shields to .re i f Police, has decided polict with 'to used police and ed by \he a Ing an is ties in
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    103 7 Reactor Mission Leaves TOKYO, 0 15, (B An eight-member mission left here to:. |l1 1J a.r tm Britain to study posed Japanese purchase of a British atomic! te Japanese Atomic Energy Commissioner, Mr. Icb i r o in New York attending the inaugural -v.o. proposed International Atomic Energy Agen v
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    108 7 ALGIERS, Oct 15, (AP)— Rebels bombed cafes m two Western Algerian cities last m-h f killing a French conscript and wounding 21 persons. At Mostaganem, a seacoasi East of Ornn, two grenades were thrown into leading cafes One failed to go off. The other
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    28 7 HONGKONG, Oct. IS <Reuter) President Soekarno of Indonesia today concluded his fortnight's visit t^ Communisi a and left Kunming by Rll for home. Radio Peking reported.
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    278 7 Found Guilty On Subversion Count —Lodges Appeal DJAKARTA, Oct. 15 (Reuter) Henrious Schmidt, 54-year-old Dutchman, was today found guilty of subversion and sentenced to life imprisonment by an Indonesian Judge. The Prosecutor had demanded only 15 years' imprisonment for Schmidt on charges of insurrection and being
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    59 7 SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 15. (AP> A gas turbine American ship yes.erday completed what was described as a vibrationlcs-s 3.170-mile voyage across the Atlantic. It was the 7.201-ton Liberty ship, John Sergeant, and said to be the first big merchan. vessel in the world to be propelled solely by a
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    130 7 LONDON, Oct. 15 <APi Hundreds ol Jamaicans who came to Britain a. the "promised land" are having second thoughts. The rush back home is growing daily. It is the English weather that has whipped most of the Immigrants from that West Indian land of sunshine.
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    40 7 TOKYO. Oct. 15 (Reuter) Japan's biggest hydro-electric power project, the 350,000 kilowatt Sakuma Dam on the Tenryu River, 150 miles from Tokyo, was completed today. The dam cost £36 million sterling and took three-and-a-half years to build.
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    69 7 OSLO, Oct. 15 (Reutrr) Norwegian Government G nccrn at increasing ra-dio-active radiation over Norway reported to have mult, iplied tenfold last month will be raised at the United Nations General Assembly later this year. Mr. Einar Gerhardsen. the Prime -Minister, announced la.st night. Results of radio-activity measurements
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    78 7 CROWDS saw Prince Charles and Princess Anne in their night clothes last J week. The children, bright. 5 eyed and smiling, came to the window of the Royal train in Aberdeen station. They were wearing dressing gowns over their pyjamas. 2 Golden-haired Anne held back the curtains.
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    211 7 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Oct. 15 (Reuter) A flight of American navy planes on the hazardous 2,000-mile journey from New Zealand to McMurdc Sound, in the Antarctic, has been postponed from today until Wednesday afternoon at the earliest be- OPERATION DEEP FREEZE' cause of the weather.
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    117 7 TAIPEI. Oct. 15 (Reuter) Nationalist China's Premier. Mr. O. K. Yui, today praised the achievements of the World Health Organization in his opening speech welcoming delegates of seven countries attending the environmental sanitation conference of the Regional Office for the Western Pacific. He said W.H.O. "in
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    43 7 TWKN'I "Y-FOrR-yrar-old Haz'l Sutton has been chosen as telephone cirl in I'J V competition show "XumiMT Please." She will phone contestant** at th^ir honMa in Britain and ?.sk them to gu^ss the titles of songs being plajed in the studio. Mirrorpic
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    154 7 Thailand, Burma Sign Treaty Of Friendship BANGKOK, Oct. 15 (Keuter) A treaty oi friendship was signed between Thailand and Burma at the Foreign Ministry here today. Prince Wan I Waithayakorn, Thai Foreign Minister, signed ior Thailand and 0 Pe Kin, Burmese Ambassador, for Burma. The signing nf the treaty! was
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    58 7 Peking Backs Egypt— Chen CAIPO. Oct 15 (Rr-Jtm Mr. Chen Ch.a-Kang. Communist China Ambassador in Cairo, told President Nasser yesterday that Peking was on Egypt V- side in the Suez Issue. The Ambassador handrd to T dent Nasser a message from Mao Tse-tung Chinese head of State thanking him for
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    72 7 PATIENT DUCK WANTED BRISBANE. Oct. 15 (Reuter) The smllr on (he face ol a crocodile hero depends on the cluck of a durk. Esmeralsa, a sft. r»in. crocodile has laid 30 e-zus ?-nd her owner, naturalist Frank Fsoycs. is searching for a duck to hatch them. The weather is not
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    147 8 CONTESTANTS in the "Miss World" beauty contest pose with the Lord Mayor of London. Alderman Sir Cuthbert Ackroyd, and Lady Ackroyd, during their call on him at the Mansion House. London, last week. (Left to right) Wearing their national costumes are Pascalinp Asjnes. Tunisia
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    134 8 Maternity ISTEL GANDOLFO. Italy Od CAP)— Pope Pius I .a v ri;\ cribed thi won creation. masterHe said her "sublime is mat err./ and cep the in tame mtitefl women work tn bet indu I Sp^ak.n^ by radio trom big summer residence here to levera] tfc Italian
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    100 8 ATHENS, Oct. 15 (UP) King Paul of Greece was yesterday reported preparing to dismiss most of his 180 servants and move into a small house in a suburb following the parliamentary squabble over Royal expenses and alleged Court influence peddlers. The newspaper Vima said King
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    29 8 NEW DELHI. Oct. 15 (AP) The first Soviet tourists ever to visit India arrived here yesterday for a tour-week tour. The party of 56 included 15 women.
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    349 8 LONDON, Oct. 15 (AD Twenty lour shapely girls spent most of Sunday dressing up their hair for the moment today when they take off most of their clothes to see who is going to be Miss World of 1956. "D:ni ±>:i the Idea ;hr this contest i> all
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    376 8 SUEZ DISPUTE: GOOD GROUND FOR HOPE-DULLES Russia's Veto Action Will Not Affect Negotiations WASHINGTON, Oct. 15, (UP) United States Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said yesterday there are "good grounds for hope" for a peaceful settlement of the Suex Canal dispute, despite Russia's United Nations Security Council veto action
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    101 8 Press Not Allowed To See Nina COPENHAGEN Oct. 15 (Renter) Journalists were refused permission to board the Russian steamer. VyachesLav MolotOV, which arrived here last night from London with the Russian woman discus thrower, Nina Ponomareva, on beard. One of the ship's officers said: "Ponomare\ a is rather upset and
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    161 8 Defend Our Interesfs Call PARIS, Oct. 15, (Reuter) The Hoard of the Sur7 Company said here today it counted on the total support of the Western governments ior the "defence of its legitimate interests." Meanwhile, In New York Mr. Belwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary, is
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    59 8 WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 (Renter) President Eisenhower said yesterdav mat .ngs look better again" in Suez situation. Mi Ei enhower's comment was made to photographers who congratulated him on his 66th birthday. "It has been a wonderful birthday so far. he "It looked a little bad night on
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    62 8 photo. "Gee. that's queer." says iour-year-old Glea Riiflv from New ork "I always thought pengtulas all had white lrontv" Glen WH inspecting king penguin George and lii< daughter Linda at the London Zoo. George and Linda, of course, pretended not to see him. \l\vays remember." said George,
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    150 8 Russo-Japanese Peace Talks LONDON, Oct. 15 (Reuter) Mr. Chou En-lai, Chinese Premier, said yesterday that the successful outcome of the Russo-Japanese peace talks starting in Moscow today would have considerable bearing on relations between China and Japan and the whole of the Far East, according
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    31 8 LIPHOOK, England i. Oct. 15 iupi Mrs. Adelaide Gaitskrll Woodhouse, mother of Labour Party leader Hugh Gaitskell, died at her home in this Hampshire village yesterday. She was 79.
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    49 8 A VIEW of Caldcr Hall, Britain's full scale atomic power station which the Queen will open tomorrow. Built in J just over three years, it will use atomic energy to pro- duce electricity fur fartnripc and hnmrs in Rrif a in photo.
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    43 8 hasp lhal «an < ir« aw* Mudonts f r <M .n nished Milh tS pets arm i ki>^ m '■•nJ n Ihr tin dates in an little rrd book h 3 ur. But tho rooan I n.. J H«*au parlour tal dav. iC
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    34 8 15, (1 garet is I a pair harnc: I anno Prince sent c farm not Kilimanjaj to har records of a pair har through Dai h when Ta I
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    269 8 WEST BABYLON. (New York). Oct. 1 Police carted away barrels of money yestt the currency-cluttered home ol a taxi < hoard was discovered by awtlitigated a robbery attempt The reported to exceed US$5O,OOO, ranged from pennies to wads of USSSO bills. It was found
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    42 8 GREI MSB nia, Oct. 15 (1 gunman. \k-:< mother and criti his father ai ered ye* trapped in the face of a 2 Charles I un;t i the mother, and the fatru r, S1 nearby H south-wc mini
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    327 9 Chamber Wants Protection For New Lighter Operators MALACCA, Mon. The Malacca Chamber of Commerce, n cm crgcncy meeting tomorrow, will demand that Government td employees of newly-formed lighterage companies from violence. v hamber la to make this demand because gang clashes on the waterfront are believed to have scared off
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    44 9 MISSION OF PEACE 1 tlii! FVir.m--i in founder of i pr.irr S.incUlift .it |ja» i n Mn^aporo, r in on his way and will ho tow n for -.;>♦> *k at the i .f the KS.ms; 5a I I M irv lie bj t Inn?
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    44 9 m Rr •m ..ir. m lathozitles In the h en]> 1 gJK g O ver H been 1 I K Hr I area oi ted damage ad banana m beasts. ght ram Malay reA lost *B when j in the
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    470 9 Mao Should Advise Chinese Here— Times It Will Speed-up Peaceful Mcrdeko LONDON, Oct. 15 (Reuter) The Times said yesterday that if th e Government ol Communist China would give some guidance to Chinese in Malaya, the chance of peaceful progress towards independence in both Malaya and Singapore "could be enormously
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    71 9 IPOH. Hoa A bid to have revoked an expulsion order ■gainst thru- leader, Enche Wan Hashim bin Nek Lasarn. \v:!i he made to UMNO headquarten today by L T MN T OMuslim Branch, Tclnk Anson. In, 'he Wan Hasiii'n. youth leader of the Branrh, was expelled
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    145 9 IPOH, Mon. Federation Minister for Education, Dato Abdul Razak, gave an assurance that English would be retained in Malaya even after Merdeka. He was speaking on the Federation's educational policy to more than 400 people at a public meeting here on Saturday. He said though
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    79 9 MALACCA, Mon.— The National Union of Transport Worker-. has reached agreement with me Hock Hoe Hin Haulage Transport Company, better wages and improved working conditions for its employees. Labourers now receiving $3 50 a day will get a seven per cent rise whilst lorry drivers
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    19 9 TWO outboard motors, worth $868. were yesterday reported stolen by two men at Church Street Pier, Penang.
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    41 9 SINGAPORE Buddhists will ceiebrate "Vas," the end of the rainy season, with a prayer from 6 a.m. to 12 noon, and ■'Pujah" from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Octi 19 at the Burmese Temple in Kinta Road. Singapore.
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    114 9 THESE six pretty girls took part in an "Umbrella Dance" during the annual concert to mark the ninth anniversary of the Hin Hua High School in Klang, on Saturday. The two-hour concert, consisting of folk-songs and dances and a comedy sketch. "Blind
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    197 9 BUTTERWORTH, Mon. Several book stalls in Province Wellesley were raided simultaneously by Police today on complaints that obscene literature was being sold in the district. As a sequel to a raid here, the manager of Asia Trading Company in Kampong Gajah Road,
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    171 9 MERDEKA BUT NO STRINGS, HE SAYS IPOH, Mon. Inche Ahmad Boestaman, leader of Party Ra'ayat said today that some people have been accusing the Party of not wanting Merdeka. "This is not so,'' he said. "We want Merdeka but wi:h no strings attached. We want full and complete Independence and
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    103 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. An Indonesian, Tuan Haji Abdullah bin Haji Osman, was among the seven residents here who were presented with Certificates of Naturalization as British subjects. The ceremony of presentation was held at the DLstrict Office. The District Officer, Mr. M.G. Power, presented the certificates,
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    35 9 A MAN on a bicycle with his head covered by a raincoat against the rain, threw acid on K. Ponnusamy while the latter was walking along Pitt Street, Penang, at night last weekend.
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    269 9 MUAR, Man. Mr. Ho Koon Toh. who has a distinguished record of public service behind him, was recently appointed a Justice of the Peace by the Sultan of Johore on the occasion ol the Ruler's 83rd birthday. He Is a Hainanese. popularly
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    61 9 MANILA, Oct. 15 (Reuter) Mr. Amelito Mutuc, vicepresident for Asia of the Junior Chamber of Commerce International, will inaugurate the Sarawak Junior Chamber in Kuching, on Oct. 20. Mr. Mutuc, a Manila lawyer, said today the new organization would increa.se the total number of national chambers
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    76 9 73 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS IN PERAK STATE TAN JONG MALIM. Mon.— The Perak Government has gazetted 13 public holidays for 1957. They are Jan. 1; New Year; Jan. 15. Ruler's Birthday; Feb. 2. Federation Day; April 19. Good Friday; May 1 and 2, Hari Raya Puasa; June 13, Queen's Birthday; July
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    294 10 Output Of Rubber To Aug. Same As For 1955 WORLD natural rubber production totalled 180.000 long tons in August 1956, compared with 167,500 tons in August a year ago, according to estimates of the Secretariat ot the International Rubber Stud y Group, the Business and Defence Services Administration, I \S.
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    29 10 ESTABLISHING an tant link between United King loin ft brie manufacturcr.--and their customers overseas is the Vogue Fabric Centre, recently opened at 37, Golden Square, London. W.I.
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    39 10 THE new pontoon landing stag;e at Pulau Lumut, (an island off Port Swettenham with a population of about 2,000). was declared open by the Raja Muda of Selangoi-, recently. The people of this island had previously relied on a
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    48 10 small wooden jetty for -unloading their copra and other commodities into boats for transportation to Port Swettenham. The Raja Muda is seen hero cutting the ribbon to declare open the pontoon landing stace. The District Officer Mr. T. J. Mathias, is seen in background.
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    140 10 THE Singapore rubber market dosed Quiet and slightly easier a1 92| fonts per Ib. for first grade November shipment, a rise of cent on Saturday. -1 ea opmod slightly higher In the morning on steady market. During the morning the marl was dull and slightly .'.:"'.-i
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    101 10 SHIPS IN PORT OI'TFR ROADS Anking, Hong Kong Trader. S< tang, NankaJ Maru, Nassei M tru, Paciric Clipper. Ellen Bakke, Sanana, Hupeh, Tillie Lykes. Landspricic. Xegobla. Steel Navigator, Banada, Fernsea. INNER ROADS Eng Siong, Rawang, Reassang, Lipis, Dukat, Sg. Bila, Scudai, Cl it Soon, Hong Ming, Tai Tiqng, Merlimau, [slander,
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    40 10 THE Royal Air Force has demonstrated its first aircraft instrument landing system at Waddington, Lincolnshire. Developed by a Cambridge radio firm, the system is designed to enable a pilot to land an aircraft safely in bad weather.
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    276 10 New Capital Projects Checked Last Year RIOTS, strikes and demonstrations and startling ministerial pronouncements in the first year of elective representation in Singapore, have made good copy for the Press but have played havoc with the confidence of investors and indeed have checked a number of new capital pro- jects.
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    41 10 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the S.C.C. Rubber Association. the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association, the Singapore Copra Association and the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange will be closed today, being: Prophet Mohammed's Birthday. The tin market will, however, remain open.
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    120 10 EXPECTED TODAY M. Airways ML 111 PG 6.55 a.m. M. Airways ML 109 -KL 8.00 a.m. M. Airways ML 151 PG 8.40 a.m. M. Airways ML i-!l KL 9.55 a.m. Air India ,.\I 361 Sy-Dar 11.30 a.m M. Airways ML 101 PG.KL 12.45 p m. KLM KL h29
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    153 10 MALAYAN sharcbrokers yesterday reported the following business done: Fed. Disp. $2.22i; F. N. prefs. $4; ords. $2.15, $2.06 ixall); Gammons $2: Hammer $3.17} ccr. $3.18}; Hongkong Bank $860 overnight; Malayan Cement. $1 75. $1.76: M. Coils $1.10 ed, $1.11; McAlister $2.75; Robinson ords. $1,824; Straits Trader?
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    34 10 A 3i billion franc contract has been signed in Indonesia for supplying drinking water to Bandung. The French firm Degremont. which is completing a similar project in Jakarta, was awarded the contract.
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    138 10 HANDY ANGLE' FOR THIS MARKET A MULTI-PURPOSE metal angle, "Handy Angle" is to be introduced to the Malayan market. Handy Angle and shelves used in grocery stores provide self-service fixtures at a fraction of the normal cost. In spring racks, heavy weights can be carried owing to the strength of
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    269 10 MALAYAN forests are yielding about $120,000,000 worth of forest products annually and surplus timber exports have become the sixth largest exporter in the country. The rest! ts of mechanical and physical tests on timber i carried on by the Timber Research Laboratory of Malaya have
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    161 10 Malayan Tin Industry Paid $443 M. !n Export Duty THE Malayan tin industry paid over $443 million in export duty from 1946 to 1955, according to the Tin Industry (Research and Development) Board. During this period tin worth $2,984 million was exported from the country. The Board estimated that tin
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    235 10 Camp Bird Makes Eig New Bids -—mnriwrrr^iffh WHEN Camp Bird Ltd. (a general mining and financial group in the U.K.) announced its original intention of making offers for 18 tin companies outside the main tin company groups, probably the most surprising of many odd features was that the takeover basis
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    203 10 THE Malayan share market opened the week quietly |n all sections, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers* Association yesterday. Fair business was reported but there was no part: feature in the market. Price changes announ< < the Association yesterday were: Ayer Panas 1.43 1.48 Batu Lintang 1.75
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    148 12 THE STARS AND YOU tend to accounts; shun waste. IRGO— Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 Morning: develop public, creative projects. Later: curb risks; hold your own. LIBRA- Sept 23 to Oct. 22 —Morning; Improve routine. surroundings. Later: quell upsets; protect health, wellbeing. SCORPIO— Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Morning: stress
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    438 13 Idminfon-time in England Again 1()Ni )U\ Oit 14 (Reuter) End of Summer time in Britain and the m of Winter in the Northern hemisphere brings the change-over Winter sports. .ion ft that I I y a I IP r- i hand- bv
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    70 13 k their np>W hag match of the SHA league, L beaten 3-1 bv the star-studded Ceylon n the letter's ground yesterday. h < onIhc again Abd M and KulaU1 w lini K< :.da- tied accounts by Socka] i K m ted in K <- <
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    87 13 TOKYO, Od IS (Reuter)— Japan's Ifelbo irne Olympi ho] mQinf high jump event serif red lasi i I who- n run o^ tX by a motorcar. Tiie Japan* e Athletic Association said Mr Noboru Kasamatsu, 2-, sustained stomach tries whi 'h would prevent competing in the forth-
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    250 13 They're Friends Only For The Games MELBOURNE Oct. 13 The Guests' Register at the Metrnpole Hotel, Bourke < Street City, reads: < "Room 8 (third floor) < Hoh and Nee. "Room 9 I third floor) Le»- and Teng. "Room 17 (second floor) Sobolev and Sergcev." The first four names are
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    59 13 KARACHI. Oct. 15 (Reuter) Pakistan were still fix r from victory over Australia at the close here today for the fourth day's play in the c:. ket Test against Australia. They were 63 for one in their second innings after dismissing Australia for 187. Pakistan
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    50 13 KUALA LUMPUR, M Selangor All-Blues, in their I outing this season, scored convincinly over RASC by 22 point? /two goals five tries) to six (two tries) in a rugger match on the Gurney Road ground here today. The half time score was 6-3 in favour of All-Blues
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    144 13 JOK Sassoon and P. Krishnan took top honours at the first Judo Grading E lion for activity instructors of the Federation oi Boys' Clubs, held at Queen Street last night. Joe Sassoon is on the editorial staff of the Singapore Standard. This examination climaxed a (our
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    1159 13 Four Cricket Matches Arranged TWO parties of Singapore Combined Services cricketers will leave by Valetta next week for a series of matches in Hongkong. During their tour, they will play four matches against Hongkong sides Combined Services. Combined Civilians, the Army, and a Combined Navy and
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    43 13 HONGKONG. Oct. 15 (UP) Soccer fans who longe«d to sec Hongkong challenge the visiting Ma-]ay?-*i Chinese soccer team were disappointed as all soccer matches were cancelled because of the Oct. 10 disturbances The visitors left Hongkong today for Saigon.
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    22 13 ANTWERP. Ort. 15 (Reuter) Holland beat Belgium 3-2 in an international soccer match here yesterday. Belgium led 1-0 at halftime
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    46 13 QUALITY Tested Cars to nil all requirements always avai!ab!e Bt Borneo Motors Limited Used Car Department call Phone ***** 1951/52 and 1955 Pontiac, 1952 Packard. 1952 Humber Hawk 1952 Nash R;imbler. Al! car? are guaranteed in working -)rder. View Singapore Motors Ltd. Te:
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    36 13 MIRROR CF THE FATE: Dc not miSI the Golden opportunity of paying a visit to the world renowned Spiritual Astrologer Prol M. S SardaT Guan Guan Hotel. Room 4. 7* Jalan Besar Phone ***** Singapore.
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    1496 14 WEIGHTS and probable starters for all eigh races for Saturday (Oct. 20), first day of the Singapon Turf Club October (Gold Cup) Meeting, are: Horses Class 1, Div. I—l Mile 225 Bearer Bond 7y 9.00 Mr. Mrs. S K Foo R. van B kelen 231 Three Kings 7y
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    399 14 SOSC rights a wrong Fernandez, top left, and Sharrrta, are added to the Singapore hockey contingent for the Game s. making the the team total 18. S.O.S.C. Adds And Doesn't Subtract SINGAPORE will be represented by a contingent of 65—53 competitors and 12 officials— at the XVI Olympiad
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    151 14 Business Houses Athletics AN inter-houses 1 athletic t will be the first official vt of the newly formed Singa B ess Houses Athletic Federation. The meet, to be held at the She gi q Nov. 10, will consist of in event? The events are: Men 100 220 yds. 440 yds.
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    39 14 GAN Y z Sens School beat St. J Instil ition L-0 in I ter-S bool hockey fixture on thi I ESS ground yester- Bakar Falß scored. In a match played earlier S l^cat GESS 2-0.
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    46 14 GOAL s orcri in the first by Harbajan Singh eni Khalsa 2nd XI to beat Sii 3 p »re Cricket Club l-n m a :ru-:. hockey match on the pa iang yesterday. HOW they finished in Penang on Saturday in pictures by Lean Kup-Seng.
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    67 14 SOCCER SAFA DIV. 3: FINALS:— RAF. Ctuiy.tr "A n OS. RAF. Tc gah at Jalan Besot at 7 p.m. HOCKEY SHA LEAGUE DIV. U PoUce vs. R.x. Pn: cr at :e; S.R.C. c*. s.c.C. at SJLC. DIV. 3: Wcndr-crs ■■>\ R A.F. Tcriqah nt Wanderers; Punjab NJS. vs
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    22 14 R.E.M.E. trounced SRC 4-0 in a SHA Di\\ 2 league match on the padang yesterday. Freeman (o) and Donaldson scored.
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    46 14 XO. 3 Base OrdnaiSce Depot thrashed R.A.F. Changi by eight goals to nil in a SHA Div. 2 c^ZKc at St. George's Road yesterday. At half time BODCA led 6-0. Scorers were Santok Sin^h 4. Willie Chin 2. Gupta and Kirpai Sinsh.
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    556 14  -  BILL FUNK OLYMPIC SCOPE SINGAPORE'S basketball scene will soon shift from Kim Yam Ko;id to the Singapore Youth Sports Centre. By next week, the Colony's Olympic cagers will move in to their headquarters at the Centre for a three-week stay. with coach Charlie Sien and
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    270 14  - After Trouble Baggage Worry KEN TOFT by ONE of the Federations best marksmt n >s Olympic Games shooter Lieu Foh Shin .Melbourne trip to improxr hiLiew. who claims to ha\r 4> \«aiv sun. intends to consult top Ui to improve hi s slightly defe< v^ [Jew, with another shooter. Mo»
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