Singapore Standard, 22 October 1956

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    24 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD P*LICr ***** (5 ti»«? 2400 fIRI BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 Z414 112 SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1936 ]2 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Rally Urges Black Flags or They Duke
    215 1 Rally Urges Black Flags or They Duke lea Actk« Party sponsored Civil Rights < rdav called upon its members to dis- „> during the visit of the Duke of Edinij>ore thLs month. a rally hold at the Bad- I yesterday. a resolution mused a* the i said the hoisting of
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    Lock icon Aanager of Estate not Dead
    22 1 oun. A:: VM I rs later. the op. :rd arci- d in I Scol 1 ,ke plac*.
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    Lock icon Cypriots Murdered
    13 1 I I I I t a, yesi H B B 4fl
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    Lock icon oods Swirl Near The Taj Mahal
    40 1 oods Swirl Near The Taj Mahal aters from i togain f the fa burl nods conrgc areas to I m Taj b dccv unci-. p ley, but police said •.>. i b Q Lltely no danger o m *id famous monu-
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    Lock icon BORDER BLAST
    26 1 THREE I teli iiers led md 21 wounded n 1 I rirmy vehiminea near the Egyt northwest of El .adfa fd fa f Reuter
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    9 1 On Marshal Rokossovsky Hangs The Balance
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    Lock icon Soviet Troops Withdraw After Clash With Poles
    356 1 WARSAW, Oct. 21. -Polish-Russian relations face a crisis as Poland's top Communists met again today to elect a new Politburo and probe reports that Stalinist element in Poland had planned a coup d'etat. The deciding factor in the scaies would be the decision
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    Lock icon HE'S ALL READY FOR THE TEA PARTY
    49 1 THIS tribal chief with a teapot OB top of his ceremonial headdress is pictured waiting to greet Princess Margaret. He was one of 40.000 Africans who gathered at Tabora, Western Tanganyika, recently where the Princess watched warriors fight a mock battle.- Mirrorpic
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    Lock icon H.K. Riots: Reds' Second Protest
    161 1 U.K. EXPLANATION REJECTED HONGKONG, Oct. 21 (Renter) Communist China has made a second strong protest to Britain alleging that authorities in Hongkong failed to take effective measures to suppress rioting in the Colony ten days ago, Peking Radio announced tonight. It was delivered to the
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    32 1 TUBERCULOSIS is becoming one of i he most serious health problems in Africa, according to a report issuer! in Brazzaville, French Equatorial Africa, by the World Health Organization. Reutcr.
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    Lock icon JET CRASHES
    33 1 A CHINESE Air Force F-84 Thundcrjrt crashed into a bean field about a mile from Tainan airport shortly before noon yesterday while horrified passengers waiting for a Taipei-bound plane looked on.
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    Lock icon Students Issue An Ultimatum
    144 1 Students Issue An Ultimatum Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 21 CAP)— Thousands ot students in. three Hungarian universities today Issued ultimatums to the Communist authorities that they wiH break out in street demonstrations unless their demands for more freedom and better living conditions for the whole country arc granted within 14 days.
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    Lock icon 11 Escape A Watery Grave
    81 1 MANILA. Oct. 21 CAP). The Philippine freighter Lepus sank in the typhoon-tossed Pacific on Saturday. 250 miles north-east of Aparri City in Northern Luzon. At least 11 of 3fi crew members were rescued, the Philippine Search and Rescue Headquarters said tonight. Survivors were picked up
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    29 1 A FOURTH atomic devire ha s been successfully exploded in the current series of tests at Maralinga. south Australia, the British Ministry of Suoply announced yesterday Reuter
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    Lock icon WINNIE'S FINE
    23 1 SIR Winston Churchill, who had been suffering from a chill since Friday, was in "fine fettle yesterday, his doctor said.— Reuter
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    Lock icon A Real Chance To Prove Their Mettle
    110 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Selangor St. John Ambulance Brigade's annual demonstration of first aid and nursing here got off to a realistic setting yesterday, when some 20 members, mostly girls, fainted on parade. The parade held at the Selangor Padan?, was taken by
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    147 1 LONDON. Oct. 21 (Reuter) —Mr. Wladyslaw Gomulka. Poland's Tito made his comeback to Communist Party leadership yesterday with a demand for the respect of Poland's sovereignty and a warning that "we shall defend ourselves with all means so that we may not be pushed off the
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    64 1 DORTMUND. German y Oct. 21 (AP) West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said today tne latest events in Communist Poland may derisively influence future developments n Europe. "What happens in Poland these days," said Adenauer, "indicate that OHo day all peo pies of Europe will be free
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    Lock icon Resist The Reds' — Advises Chiang
    125 1 Resist The Reds' Advises Chiang TAIPEI, Oct. 21. (AP). President Chiang Kai-shek today cautioned the 13,000.000 Chinese living overseas "not to be lured into slavery by treacherous Communist appeals to their patriotism." Chiang urged the overseas Chinese to seek closer unity among themselves, and to cooperate with the authorities under
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    219 1 Justify That Charge Caine's Speech Angers Grads GRADUATES of 'lie University of Malaya yesterday demanded that The Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof< ssor E.H.G. Dobby call an extraordinary general meeting of the Guild of Graduatr;: to justify the speech he read during the recent Convocation ceremony at the Victoria
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    Lock icon 'Govt. Lowering Dignity Of Labour'—Union
    177 2 'Govt. Lowering Dignity Of Labour'— Union KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Pan-Malayan Rubber Workers' Union, claiming: to represent 10,000 estate men, today accused the Alliance Government of "lowering the dignity of labour in the country." The Union, a rival to the p verful National Union of Plantation Workers, railed on 16
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    Lock icon Accidents: Appeal To Witnesses
    102 2 Accidents: Appeal To Witnesses THE pcdCStrlaii killed by a hit-anri-: 01 DEIOIQfISt at Chang] Road ai 5.1S pm. on Saturday baa been identified as Khanapah bin Abdul Kadir, 53. of Chang] Village. Singapore. Inspector X Dvr:am. ol Accidents Branch, Traffic Police tSepoy Lines) last night issued a fresh appeal t
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    Lock icon GURKHAS KILL TERRORIST
    38 2 KUALA UJMPUfI S in. A pati the Gui Rifle killed a terrorist in I Rer.i irea of Joh re yesterday A ood lerrorist man ige I gazine, a pack me ammuniti i ere W overed.
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    Lock icon Signature Campaign
    64 2 following the decision of the Civil Rights i i ention committee to launch a Ignature ct i In protest nst Government's recent arrest and detention of trade its, Chi: cool yes! went round ario rta of Singaporei coh tins ig] ires. Last mght. The Standard received mote than
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    48 2 Photo oy. ABOVE: Miss Ann Christabel Bach, a corporal in the Women's Royal Air Force, was r-arricd on Saturday at St. George's Church. R.A.F. Changi, Singapore, to Aircraftman Lindsay George Margraves, R.N.Z.A.F. The bridesmaids were Cpl. Cynthea Mathews loft, and Mrs. June Seabrook risht. Michacl Anchant
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    85 2 Headmaster's Name Is Perpetuated PENANG, Sun. The late Mr X H. Pinhorn, headmatter Of the Penan? Free School from 1904 to 1925, will have his name perpetuated with the formation of the Pinhorn Memorial Library at the PFS Mention of this was made by the headmaster, Mr. T. E. Told
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    Lock icon Blindness Creeps Over Jungle Red
    158 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A C terrorist. Chia Siow Hwa, :5 losins hi? eye* tight while trekking the Johcre N w t :r comrades have lo I I r hat if he becomes blind, they may have to "get rid oi the burden." But Chla la
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    Lock icon $500,000 Cure For Flood
    295 2 Seremban's Solution Is l Complete Reconstruction SEREMBAN, Sun. Negri Sembilan's State Engineer Spence, said today that a complete cure against floodinA cost taxpayers $500,000. s er^ This, ne said, could only be dontruction of the town's tributaries and age system, and by widen:-- The campaign against
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    120 2 Villagers Want Pipe Water SUNGEI BAKAP. Sun. Five thousand residents in Serdang New Village in South Kedah are clamouring for supplies of pipe water and electricity. At present, the residents are depending on their private wells for water supply. The village committee spokesman. Mr. Soon Scow Kheng, told The Standard
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    40 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mrs. Cynthia Koek hai bi appointed film censer lo I Federation. She will also bead Board of Film the territory, it was gazer yesterday. Mrs. Koek is currently I censor in Singapore.
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    89 2 BENTOXG. Sun. Mr. Too Joon Hing. Assistant Minister for Education, said here today that unless the three major races were solidly united in Malaya, Merdeka would not bring much progress and prosperity In its wake. The Malay?, Chinese and Indians must be strongly united before Meraeka comes
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    39 2 MP P tion, the p ing d. Sh, looked a. and tl mem. aponc were charL 3 of work, anc willing or ab. year and of one quar public tr they carry and I Dor Firestoni j
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    25 2 i tfl j«lai Clemens loa\ Jim Choo, I Jim X.: J-m B > ters. L z I cor:< -ji 5 for Wfc cert 11 «ju
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    Lock icon Centuries-Old Ajunta Art Cantos To Life In Hair Styles
    344 3 Centuries-Old A junta Art Cantos To Life In Hair Styles By TERRY PILLAY imJLZZr f Sh W With a ***"***> will be staged tomorrow, when ten members of the Singapore £Tv b ClHb U lH PQrade Wore an audlncl 2t~# < r l embcrs and invited guests modellina the latent
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    Lock icon 'POISON' FRUIT CHECKS GO ON
    176 3 THE C ity Health Department. Is sparing no efforts to track down further evidence of contaminated fruits of l ered for sale til Singapore. Dr. H.R. Morrison City Health Officer, told The Standard yesterday Dr. Morrison aid that his three food-and- lr ig Inspectors »rkinr»
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    Lock icon COLONY GIRL MAKES GOOD
    62 3 SHE! L A Mnpurei Balbetehet, 23-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Balkctchel <«t Siar*BOfCi ha> psneci her final >I.B J'».S rxamination at Batll'a Hospital. I niversitv of London, it ua* lrarnrd yosterdav. Miss Balhetehel has hrrn a\v:t> from the I oluny siiirt' I'Uti whrn she h'ft
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    28 3 JUSTICE B the Su] erne Court yester lay admitted Mr. RE. Redrup to in the Bar of the Federation on the motion of Mr D «es.
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    101 3 IN SPITE of the Chinese school students crisis in Singapore there will be no large exodus of students leaving the Colony for Red China by the passenger liner, Tjiwangi, when it sails tomorrow. Students who have booked their passages mr Rod China ports:
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    Lock icon DIES ON WAY TO HOSPITAL
    63 3 IPOH. Sun. A batman attached to the Perak Sultan's pa. ace at Kuala Kangsar, Mohd Ha.- .-an bin Mohd, Tahar, J on hia way to the botS] here yesterday evening. hd Hassan was travelling Land Rover along Bukit Road in the royai 5.30 pan., when
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    Lock icon OLD BOYS' REUNION
    54 3 THE Bukit Mertajam High School Old Boys' Association will be holding its annual reunion dinner at the school hall here on Saturday, Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. High School old boys' who wish to join in the dinner are requested to contact the Hon. Secretary. 0.8.A. c/o
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    31 3 SJ ;.\i'< 'ivi'.'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee. will broa least over Radio Malaya at 1 10 p m in English and 7.15 p.m. in Chinese today Monday.
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    150 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The aI a ayan Chinese Association declared today that it I hoped to better the results ol its citizenship drives in the next 12 months, bcins enriched by past experience and made t :i. year.. V. T. ixe, chairman of
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    Lock icon Orphanage Opened
    61 3 PEXAXG. Sun.— The Federation's Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, yesterday officially declared open the new $150,000 Muslim orphanage building in Kam pong Bahru. Dr. Sir Kamil Mnhamed ArifT. president of the Penang Welfare (Muslim) Association, praised the history of the orphanage and said that at preents the number
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    36 3 SINGAPORE Minister for Loral Government. Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Ha.ji Jumat, will open the 14-storey Forfar House (S.I.T. flats). at Prince- Estate, Queenslown, on Wednesday. Oft, 24. at 5.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Busmen Pay 'Comfort Visits To Rebel Pupils'
    287 3 ...And Then Some More 'Defiance' Meetings HUNDREDS of members of the Singapore Traction Company Employees Union and the Singapore Bus Workers' Union yesterday paid "comfort visits" to the Chinese High School in Bukit Timah Road and the Chung Cheng High School in Goodman
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    Lock icon NEW DRIVE ON FACTORY SAFETY
    110 3 SINGAPORE Government is to launch a new drive to bring more safety in industry. As b part of the drive, an exhibition of various types of machines used in factories, and the 'proper methods of operation, will be held every year under the supervision of
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    380 3 Boric Acid Can Harm Baby, Say Doctors BORIC ACID, not listed as a poison in Malaya, known to be the harmless ingredient of dusting powders, eye lotions and ointments, can be very harmful to children. While the substance is harmful, according to medical reports from Britain and America, thousands of
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      3 3 STANDARD* Xmas Cheer
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    Lock icon FOR 100 HINDUS, TODAY IS A DAY OF PENANCE
    147 4 FOR 100 HINDUS, TODAY IS A DAY OF PENANCE TODAY— "Thimithirthal"— is a day of penance for about 100 orthodox Hindus in Singapore. These Hindus today end a 24-hour fast with a firewa Iking ritual in the Mariamman Teniple at South Bridge Road in self-purifi-cation and to invoke the blessings
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    Lock icon Blood Bank Issues An S.O.S.
    130 4 Blood Bank Issues An S.O.S. SINGAPORE'S Blood Transfusion Service is in very urgent need ol b.ood donors, and Is appeal:::.: 1 all registered donors to come forward to help replenish the blood bank A statement [SSUed Ust night said the demand for blood for patients in the hospitala continues to
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    61 4 Serangoon Brotherhood THE following were elected office-bearers at a recent meet-j Ing ol the Scrangoon Chapter Xf the World Brotherhood. Chairman. Mr. Eric S. B. Wee; co-chairmen, Mr, Tong Kum Ton and Rev. C. A. Davidson; secretary Mr. Png Poh Seng; treasurer Mrs. D. K. Quick; committee: Rev. D. E.
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    79 4 Day Off For Sports Centre THE Singapore Youth Sports Centre will remain dosed today (Monday) and on aii succeeding Mondays in keeping the decision to give the Stafl one "oil day" a week The Centre will open again tomorrow (Tuesday) from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m Twenty people volunteered their
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    87 4 FAO Rice Expert For Malaya THE United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization has agreed to send a rice marketting expert to advise the Federation Government, Federation's Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. said in Singapore last night. Inche Aziz who led the British delegation to the recent FAO
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    56 4 STUDENTS of eight Certificate course classes at the Singapore Teachers Training College will start learning Malay for the first time today. Two qualified teachers have n made available to the College by the Ministry of E ication. The study of Malay is part of the College's scheme
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    Lock icon CHINESE SCHOOLS: CHEW SWEE KEE RENEWS A PLEDGE
    242 4 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday reiterated Government's pledge to Chinese middle school pupils to provide them with facilities for a sound education. In a letter read out to Chi- f I A I at C^hc SC Ha°ppy ca
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    Lock icon The Duke Will Visit The Army, RAF In Singapore
    237 4 The Duke Will Visit The Army, RAF In Singapore THF Duke of Edinburgh will visit the homo of a Malay soldier and see for himself conditions therp during the Coarse of a tour of Army barracks, homes and schools in Pasir Pan.ian? on Nov. 2 when he visits Singapore. The
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    30 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Police have detained a man in connection with Thursday night's killing of Noor Mohamed His body was discovered near the Royal Johore International Club
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    115 4 COLONY AIR ARRIVALS MR. Amelito U. Mutuc. the Jurr-or Chamber of Commerce's vice president for Asia. will, today, pay courtesy call On Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Mr. Mutuc. who arrived in the Cofoßj b\ air yesterday on a goodwill visit after attending the inauguration of the Kuching
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    45 4 MORE than 1.000 boys and girls yesterday Attended the first Crusader's Rally held at the Holy Infant Jesus Convent Hall. Singapore. The Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, Mgr. Michael Olcomendy presided over the rally. There was a variety show m the afternoon.
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    Lock icon SCOUTS TO FORM A BADEN-POWELL GUILD
    128 4 A NEW scout organization, to be known as the "BadenPowell Guild." will be formed in the Colony, Mr. Sandy G. Pillay, President of the Singapore Boy Scouts' Association, said yesterday. Mr. Pillay said that a subcommittee of seven has been named to draw up
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    45 4 TWO i (in < 4 Jin SaJi burn i la.bour< '1 s due o? ru.shed to hoapftj fracturi d ribs. on crt n as aanJ -line put J: Hrn heart, washed I :il\r StandardpfcJ -"'ram am. 'tically r v ii X up]
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    Lock icon FLOODS: $10,000 DAMAGE TO WATER PIPELINE
    193 4 FLOODS: $10,000 DAMAGE TO WATER PIPELINE KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Capital lost 13,500,--000 gallons of water— a 36-hours normal supply in rain damage to the main pipeline, which was put back into service at 4 a.m. today. I The damacr wai due to 'the loss of a vital valve in
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    Lock icon A Narrow Escape For Four
    90 4 A Narrow Escape For Four FOUR persons escape death when the rar :r. «7hich they were travelling overturned in East Coast Road, in Singapore, a! dawn yestez I Cheonf L^ne Tan. 20. the driver of the car was takei the General Hospital with head injuri( The other occupants of Uie
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    Lock icon Eberites Get A Trouncing
    69 4 Eberites Get A Trouncing BY Andrew K« >•<; London Bu>. YOU were in Two p r, who culty in so since th< forbade voting Tho chic! was < vet er. S Glad treasure- c ya vote of T This somewhat 6 observers Mis s L lan -rs«( popular apart soundly
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      253 4 Standard cAlmcM INFORMATION AT GLANCE Photographic Society of Si»gapeyt: xc P..0..C a: Q 01 'i me Grain y Development" t v Mr B. R J \N; :.Ker, at British Council Hai.. 8 30 D.m Chinese VMCA: Morning devot 715 am. Staff meeting B I Tablfl :enn;s, Bodybuilding 2.10 I n
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    666 5 Back to work for them V PEW days ago the Queensland Premier, MR. GAIR, appealed to both sides in the 10--month-old Queensland shearing dispute which gravely threatened the handling and shipment of M $2 1 0, 0 0 0, 000 worth of wool and concurrently the economy of the State
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    458 5 IN Trials beM in, and near 1 Melbourne, the other day some Australian aspirants tor Ohmpic honours produced tine form while others were disappointing. In the former category were o arsnn n Mcrv Wood and Murray Riley. ;«nd athletes Betty Cnthbert, Shirley Strickland. Don Kcanr. Hec Hogan, .Man Lawrence.
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    193 5  -  JIM HENRY reports Our Queensland j| Correspondent ]i Government's own supporters—that a sweeping reorganization of Australia's out-of-date defence set-up is overdue. by automation in Australian Industries, adding that while Malaya depends on only two or three industries, Australia is developing them in a wide
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    89 5 V MALAYAN deleffttion currently in Australia has been t.ikinc a lo(»k at Australian industrial and agricultural enterprises near Brisbane, The leader of the delegation, Mr. T.( Vong. after looking over the aerodrome at Warwick, 100 miles south-west of Brisbane, said the potentialities nf Australia are almost limitless "and
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    Lock icon Wo go go Lovelies greet the Princess
    69 5 Wo go go Lovelies greet the Princess YOUTHFUL belles of the Woeogo Tribe danced before Pr i n cess Margaret when she visited Tabora, Tanganyika, on her recent East African tour. Forty thousand excited Africans danced and cheered the Princess at the baraza (tribal gathering) held in her honour. Picture
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    741 5 to kill it.... but a thing like that can spoil your swim if its in a bad mood." Too Late For Peak? THREE athletes who ought to know have recently said flatly in Melbourne that most overseas athletes including the representatives of both the I'nited States and
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    956 6 Success Story simple story ol how determination and honest endeavour can overcome the many handicaps c: lire was told to Singapore Ro tartans at their weekly luncheon meeting recently. The speaker was 26-year-old Dr. Sheng Ha:: Chin, a lecturer In the Department oi Anatomy in the University ol
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    Lock icon THE RETURN OF SERETSE
    851 6  -  CYRIL DUNN By Serowe. Bechuanaland. 17OR a "private citizen" Seretse Khama certainly got an unusually rousing reception when he returned by air to Bechuanaland from London. It was much more like the kind of reception given to an adored chief coming back to his homeland after
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    627 6 Sir; The footnote to your report on the representations made on Friday by the S.U.J to the Chief Minister on the arrest under banishment order.- ol our member, Mr. Scan Yens, contains a number of inaccur; ">s and seems to us most unjust. The first paragraph of
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    119 7 Newspapers Co On To Oppose ßan Jakarta. oc 21. (Renter) _ti. M a i Jakarta newspapers yesterday pubd a lint statement affirming tl Ir d rmination ie to opp isc" a. ban lon Pr- riti m I government or i femment officials. Thi nan v Impoi ed bj the Arrr.v
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    63 7 VBAD, India, Oct. 1 Reuter) Tho Nizam of i abad, hereditary of the State and one of the world's richest men. today announ his retin from a public life of State beca "advancing and present state of The Nizam, a shy man Ol TO, said he ha
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    77 7 P. 's Wife Not Guilty On Drug Charge E*uj the Br. Parlian n t guilty of llegally. successfully agair ■pi ■•ion and nee ol six mi at jail. evid^n y M Chaisson who ran a n v me where Ml Pui fv had bCCO si Ing before her arrest last
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    187 7 22 Nations To Seek Closer Ties BOMBAY, Oct. 21 (IP)- Singapore former Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, will meet here with Asian and African Socialists from 22 countries, including seven present and former prime ministers, Nov. 1 10 to pi in closer international co-operation in
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    144 7 5. Vietnam Prepares For Big Day SAIGON, Oct. 21 (AP) South Vietnam's constituent assembly is working day and night in a burst of speed to get the nation\s constitution ready for proclamation on Friday Oct. 26. the .second anniversary of the Vietnamese Republic. The 123 deputies reconvened this week to
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    63 7 KATMANDU, Oct. 21, (Reut r) e The Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai, has accepted an invitation to visil Nepal, Prime Minister Tanka Prasad said here yesterday on hi.s return from Peking. No date ha s been fixed for the visit but it is expected that
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    176 7 Ex-Queen Adopts Nobleman As Son Cannes, France, Oct. 21 (UP >— Ailing ex-Queen Elizabeth of Greece, 72. announced yesterday that she hits adopter! as her legal son the handsome 33-year-old French nobleman who is chief of her civil establishment. The head of the Royal house to which Elizabeth belongs. Prince
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    102 7 NEWCASTLE ON TYNE, England. Oct. 21, (AP)— Five and a half months ago a log rolled from a passing truck md knocked Mrs. Ellen Moore, an expectant mother unconscious. She was rushed to a Newcastle hospital and for 168 days she was the sleeping
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    241 7 NEW MOVES TO SETTLE SUEZ ISSUE Three-Nation Talks May Be Started Again In Geneva LONDON, Oct. 21 (Reuter) Authoritative sources in Cairo said today that Britain, France and Egypt would open new talks on the Suez Canal problem in Geneva on Oct. 29. Air. V K. Krishna Mcnon. Indian Minister
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    129 7 Mau AAau Chief Is Captured NAIROBI. Kenya. Oct. 21 (AP)— The chief of Kenya's. Mau Mau terrorist organization fell wounded in a Briti.-h ambush last night as Princess Margaret slept in a Nairobi hotel 50 miles away. Wil y 35-year-old Kimathl was captured at Nyeri. to the north of Kenya's
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    38 7 'WOMAN' ROBS A HOSPITAL BOSTON, Oct. 21, (UP)— A gunman dressed in woman's clothes robbed the Boston Hospital yesterday of US$lO.--000. Police said the bandit wore a woman's red knee-length coat and a printed kerchief over his head.
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    130 7 JORDAN GOES TO POLLS amman. Oct 21 ißeuter) Polling began in Jordan's general election today with a warning to voters to hi\ i fir< arms and weapons at home. A> polling bo iths opened [fl what has been called 'the first free democratic <>■ ion in the country's history* 1
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    51 7 TOKYO. Oct 21 (Re iter)— Hiii c polioi rf ■}--< tonight that W pi r were injured, boom seriou a bus in v. ihry yen traveling kid I do a w«t road and crashed into a hospital in X >n Japan The seriously were cd in
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    104 7 LONDON, Oct. 21, CAP)— Prince Charles attended the Bolshoi ballet on Saturday and applauded gleefully. The seven-year-old heir to the British throne—accompanied by Queen Mother Elizabeth, his grandmother— .stood on the .^tage behind the lowered curtain between acts while a group of savage-look- ;n£ dai i
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    443 9 n force Pact: A.C.CC. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Customs Department's "unfor- <P -r,ments during the past s.x months on the methods of s 9 U-stoms duty has seriously affected the business of the Assoc.oted Chinese Chambers of Commerce clni^.A *~A* beveral conferences had been
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    124 9 g of licences for .bber to resolved. being made and new rubber to com. in heavy 0 depressto pore rubber hi r den ie rubber Argentina c to- market was y speculative activity an: movement upwards or d :Is in pri es seemed
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    56 9 photo. TOKYO: A brand-new escalator which gives each 2 customer a feeling of floating in mid-air has just 2 made its debut over the main lobby of a department 2 store here. Riding on this sleek new gadget, patrons can look straight down to the first floor
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    806 9 By A Market Correspondent THE past week's total volume of business in the Malayan share market reached a high level, despite the holiday for Prophet Mohammed's Birthday on Tuesday. BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK Bu^ >:ie in BharCfl rrom Oct 19 to 19:
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    42 9 NEW YORK. Oct 20 (I'D Dow-Jones closing averages: STOCKS: no industrials 4RR.12 20 Rails I''2 38 15 Utilities fisB3 B5 Stocks 1 2*32 BONDS: 40 Bonds 9215 Tho Dow-Jones Commodity Futures Index (1924-26 average equals ioo> closed at lfil.ll.
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    345 9 \nkam Tin Limited. At the Kramat Pulai mcetinj the chairman said that the Aokam grab dredge wa^ almost completed and is expected to sail to the dredging area in November. Kramat Pulai Ltd. For the year ended 31.3.56 a profit (after profits tax) of £17.177 (10.3d. L share)
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    474 10 Manchester's Brilliant Run Of Victories End LONDON, Oct. 20 (Reuter)— Manchester United's fantastic run of 26 league games without defeat came to an end today when Everton, the struggling Liverpool club, beat them 5-2 at Old Trafford, Manchester. It was United's first home defeat since March 19.
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    1085 10 How They Stand LONDON. Oct. 20 !Reuter> Englith and Scottish football league standings after today's matches are as follows: LEAGUE ONE P W D L F A Pts Manchester U. 13 10 2 ***** 22 Tottenham 13 9 1 3 40 19 19 Blackpool 13 9 1 3 38 24
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    104 10 LUCKY Strike Badminton Party became the 1956 S.B.A. inter-party junior champion? when they edged the Flower Badminton Party 3-2 at the Badminton Stadium on Saturday night Results: (Lucky Strike players mention first): Singles Chionh Chai Koon lost to Lee Hian Chua 9-15. 2-15: Chan Ah Chee
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    47 10 TFLOK Kurau United beat Royal Army Service Corps by three goals to one m a irienri[y soccer match at Teiok Kurau yesterday. The winners led 1-0 at half time. Telok Kurau scored tlic'r goals through Chye lice. Andrew and Sebastian while Clarke netted for R.A.O.C.
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    51 10 HELSINKI. Oct. 21, (Reuter) Emil Zatopek lost another of hia world records today when Antti Viskari, of Finland, ran 30,000 metres in 1 hour 35 minutes 3.6 seconds. This la more than 20 seconds faster than the l hour 35 mm. 23. 8 sees, with which Zatopek set
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    244 10 Undergrads Win By A Wicket UNDERGRADUATES of the University of Malaya beat Graduates by one wicket in their annual cricket match played at Sepoy Luies yesterday. GRADUATES J. rie Silva c a. E. Delilkan b E. Go \v 9 B. Marks st Sithawala b Sethupathy 37 Dr. H. Smgh c
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    43 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Playing one short throughout, South Johore RFC were defeated at rugby on the Civil Service ground here yesterday by GHQ FARELF Singapore, who scored 13 points, (two goals and a try)' to one goal, one try, 8 points
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    410 10 GORDON King (St. Andrew's) and Bernice Lancaster (Raffles Girls' School) shared top honours at the Singapore Secondary Schools' Bth annual swimming championships held at th* 1 rhin*»«*> Svfmmfn. r<!»K on Saturday. Their performances, however, failed to enable their respective schools from winning thte championship
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    409 10 Lim Foo Win Boys Doubles Title HENRY Lim (ACS) and Foo Hee Fan (St. Thomas) became the Singapore Badminton Association's Schoolboys doubles champion? when they beat V. S. S. Nathan (Christchurch School) and Louis Ng (ACS) after three gruelling sets lasting 55 minutes. The champions won the fir t set
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    40 10 SERANGOON Sports Clubbed Arfalayan Auxiliary Air Force 4-2 in a friend 1 soccw match played at Seranfjoon yesterc R. Audrey L. Audrey and Eddy Thian scored for SSC Wong Fook Sens and Ahmad Aljynied netted for MAAF.
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    85 11 A LARGE Sunday crowd watched the Koick races and sea sports oranizod by the Bctlok Sporls Club off Bedok Point yesterday. In tiic Inter-Services Yacht Race, R.A.F. Seletar won all the three, events, winning the Shaik Ahmed trophy, and cups presented by Mr. C. C. Tan,
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    365 11  - GAMES 'GOLDS' FOR RUSSIA MILTON MARMOR By A.P. Sports Writer. LONDON. Oct. 21 CAP) The Soviet Union should finally Rain its first Olympic men's track and field gold medal at the 1T)56 Olympic Games at Melbourne. If Vladimir Kuts fails to win the 10.000 metres, then Mikhail Krivonsov stands high
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    130 11 HONGKONG, Oct. 21 (Reuter) I—Ninety-two1 Ninety-two athlete? have won 'favour of representing Comimunist China in the forthcomr ing Olympic Game held in I Melbourne. New China News k Agency announred. I The team included basketball (players, footballers, swimmers. [track and field champions, (gymnasts, weightlifters sharp I
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    310 11 Loudens Grandslam Homer WITH Larry Louden slamming 1 across four runs in the second, Jim Elliot's Consulate Braves pulverized Joe Lietzan's Bombers 10-4 to furnish the high spot in the Colony Softball League yesterday. The main fiame which was played on *he St. Joseph's Institution
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    1421 12 Probable eights and starters for all eiglit races for Wednesday (Oct. 24), second day of the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting are: Bl Jolly mUme, ft, 9.10 Dr M H, h v Srnith 913 Distine 4y ft* >_^» TO* H^^^ 316 Shamrock Slipper s*r 8.10 Mr T.V
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    419 12 planners for a right royal reception for the Duke of Edinburgh appear to be missing one important point in their enthusiasm to make memorable the short visit of His Royal Highness THIS IS TO GIVE THE DUKE AT LEAST AN HOUR OF SPORT IN
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    33 12  -  BILL FUNK by Mel bourne-bound next mouth markable can, Colony s thn sniellininc. i t m 'Lan Hout P<ih and i face tin i I pore's hour, i can. compaction 0
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    222 12 Fifteen horses will contest the $35,000 Singapore Gold Cup to be run over l\ miles at Bukit Timah on Saturday, October 27, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting. lolly Sailor heads the weights with 9.03 while Never A Blank has been alloted
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    22 12 INDIAN Association and University of Malaya played to a Goalless draw in yesterday's SHA Div. I match at Balestier Road.
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    70 12 CEYLON Sports Club scored their sixth victory in the SHA senior league when they whipped RAF Seletar 6-0 at Seletar yesterday. Karim, Vijiaratnnm and KulhSingham scored the first five gols and Bala the sixth. FOUR British athletes flew in from London on their way lo the Olympics
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    138 12 Leave Full Pay For Them THE Singapore (iovrrnmrnt. in true Olympic spirit, Acsterday granted a month's -unrecorded leave with full pay to all those government servant* who have heen selected to represent the Colony in t lie Melbourne Olympic (iames. This fine gesture is extended not only to the competitors
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    103 12 KATOXG Boys Club beat Penangit«> Badminton Party by live games to two in a friendly badminton match played at Katong Boys Club yesterday Results were. (Katong Boys Club mentioned first):Singles Onn Jit Sim beat Steven George 9-15, 17-15, (retired), Tan Cheng Eng beat Menon 3-1, (retired)
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    44 12 MALACCA. Sun. An unconverted' try by right outside Colin Park in the 20th minute of the Came enabled the Singapore Cricket Club to beat the Malacca Club by three points to nil in their annual Rugby match at the Reclamation ground yesterday.
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    40 12 FATHUL Karib became S.A.F.A. Division II champions when they beat Royal Engineers Civilian Association by three goals to one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Sahar scored all three goals for Fathul Karib. Majid netted for R.E.C.A.
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    65 12 SBA will Decide Ube Cup Venu III! I I Zone i hrr (up emm t 1 !a\a ud] maj '"'ld in Sinnpw Mr i < "><■< retan of i Badmini i h. id t c< Radmini Malaya stitgr Hi' Tlir VI! IndiA RAdmtrtof; i.il ion, it i- ur>" informpd th«
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    671 12 SINGAPORE'S best chances for a silver medal in the XVI Olympiad at Melbourne next month will be ridinjr o < bull-necked 23-year-old Tan Howe Liang, who Ls unofficially ranked third best in the work! today. His lift of 785 lbs. in the light weight
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      45 12 Today's Sport RUGBY: St. Andrews School vs. Beatty SS at Woodsville. GHQ Sig. Regt. vs. SCC "B." HOCKEY: SHA League Div, I, RAF Seletar vs. RN Police at RNP, Div. 2, University vs. RAF Seletar at Bukit Timah. Friendly SCC vs. RAF Singapore at SCC.
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