Singapore Standard, 23 October 1956

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    25 1 Singapore Standard »r.tTu? M ci #B j% vH -7 8 r Df ««%r ilAi fTT > H3 SINGAPORE, TtESDAV, OCTOBER 23, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon A 28,000-1b Plastering For Kulai Killers
    125 1 A 28,000-1b Plastering For Kulai Killers LINCOLN bombers of the Royal Australian Air Force yesterday bombed an area of mn:;le swampland near Kola! in which more than 20 terrorists are believed to be hiding. An RAAF spokesman ■aid last night that the terrorists were believed to marker flare near the
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    Lock icon Freater Use Should Be Made Of I.N. – Dag
    39 1 Freater Use Should Be Made Of I.N. Dag LJni use of the lelp- disputes such Hami I At the ten- the ■< a ?ive j nt on ai >eid i r. ions :>rof tomic l~ I gramme em all v
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    Lock icon Anti-West Men Win
    27 1 lidatt 3 held i r i I of »ds beuad s I elect* d by ere cob "o be *o Jordan" c of Fe-
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    Lock icon ...And. A Land Drive In The Swamp
    123 1 members of the party which attacked Kulai New Village on Thursday night and killed three people. The Lincoln*, from No. 1 S<jtiulron at Tentjah. were Kaided on to the target ar°a b\ ajn Atister aircraft from Sem ha wan p. The Ansler dropped
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    Lock icon UNIVERSITY'S NEW VICE-CHANCELLOR MAY COME FROM THESE SIX
    680 1 SIX distinguished scholars, three expatriates and three Malayans, are in the running: for one of Malaya's most important jobs— the Vice-Chancellorship of the University of Malaya. itt~ The merits of the six men. n imed on formidable list ibmitted by a Special
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    Lock icon FOUR OF THE CHOSEN
    22 1 Ra.ja Sir Uda bin Raja Mohammed. Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers. Professor A. Oppenheim. Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang.
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    Lock icon Two More Arrests Reported In Jakarta
    157 1 Two More Arrests Reported In Jakarta JAKARTA, Oct. 22 (UP) Indonesian Army headquarters here today refused to comment on a report that two regimental commanders had been dismissed for planning a revolt, plunging the nation into a new army crisis. Suluh Indonesia. official newspaper of Premier All Sas- rnHnr.d jojo's
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    Lock icon Three Freed In Poznan Riot Trials
    92 1 ON'DC Oct. 22 (Reuter) The Pu*.nan court trying people accused of taking part Jn the Poznan riots has elccided to release three defendants f'om provisional arrest, Warsaw Radio reported today. The Radio said the court reached this decision at the request of defence counsel.
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    Lock icon Must Rely On Your Own: MacD
    89 1 Must Rely On Your Own: MacD INDEPENDENT Malaya will have to rely on graduates from its own University, Chancellor of the University and tormer Commissioner General lor South-east Asia. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Mac Donald who is British High Commissioner in India left the Colony
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    Lock icon Rubber Firms: No Decision
    43 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 22, (Renter). General Services Administration spokesman disclosed it will be close to three month/ before tbey ran complete a survey of Fcncral interest in rubber research facilities at Akron. Ohio, and offer the laboratories i'or sale publicly.
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    Lock icon BIG BLAZE IN HK RIOT AREA
    34 1 HONGKONG, Oct 22 (UP) —A "huge" fire broke out at 1715 local time today in the same district where Hongkong's 1 ioody rioting took place on Oct. 10.
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    Lock icon LOST FOR SIX DAYS SCOTSMAN IS FOUND ALIVE ON MOUNTAIN
    267 1 LOST FOR SIX DAYS SCOTSMAN IS FOUND ALIVE ON MOUNTAIN VANCOUVER. <Br. Columbia). Oct. 22 (UP>~ A hardy Scotsman who was lost and spent six days In cold and rain without food or warm clothing, recovered in hospital today from his ordeal in the tangled forests of Mount Seymour Alick
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    Lock icon NO BOOZE FOR THE DUKE AT RULERS' PARTY
    306 1 KUALA LUMPUR, MON. —NO LIQUOR WILL BE SERVED AT THE RULERS' PARTY FOR THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH DURING HIS KUALA LUMPUR VISIT ON NOV. 1 DEEPAVALI DAY. Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, Tuan Haji Mustapha Albakri, confirming this decision today said only
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    Lock icon CRISIS TALKS IN POLAND
    175 1 CRISIS TALKS IN POLAND WARSAW. Oct. 22.— The new Poikh Politburo met in special session today to discuss the stat of Marsha] Kon tantin Rokossovsky, the toi army leader who wm ousted last night from the top party policy boa. No detail; were i;"m".v< ayailal ie on resolut cms to
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    Lock icon Shareholders Of Seven Mining Firms Asked Not To Accept Takeover Bids
    346 2 IPOII Mon The directors of seven tin mining companies in the Federation, which are under the ageirent of Osborne and Chappel here, have recomied to their shareholders not to accept the offer by 0 Bird Ltd for the acquisition
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    Lock icon Former Negri Sportsman Dies
    57 2 SEREMBAN. Mon, Julca Sta Maria r>3. of the Town Council here, died lasl t th€ Hospital followDfl a long Qltt 5 A keen sportsman in his mger days. Mr. Sta Maria t oi the St -te's best g (keepers r sveral years, H« wai W the
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    Lock icon Newsmen Guilty Of Obscene Publication
    147 2 Newsmen Guilty Of Obscene Publication AN editor, a proprietor and publisher, and managing partner of a vernacular publication in Singapore were convicted in a Colony Court yesterday of circulating literature oi an obscene nature, Li SOO, editor of the "Happy News," Tan Chun Fu, proprietor and publisher, and Sir.; Kee
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    Lock icon Freedom-loving Students As Government For PROTECTION AND THEY'LL GET IT
    674 2 Freedom-loving Students As Government For PROTECTION AND THEY'LL GET IT LIM TOLD OF DEATH THREATS AND JEERS IN BUSES TWENTY representatives of "FreedomLoving Students of Chinese Middle Schools in Singapore," yesterday asked the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to provide immediate protection against "intimidation by students and bus conductors."
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    Lock icon Parents Are Hindering Welfare Of Their Children, Says Mr. Chew
    286 2 Parents Are Hindering Welfare Of Their Children, Says Mr. Chew THE Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, said over Radio Malaya last night that parents of Chinese Middle School students are hindering the welfare of their children by allowing them to stay defiantly in the schools where there is
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    145 2 COMMODITY PRICES Cl OSriSG rob*>er prices (centjs per ih.) in Singapore vesterda? were: Buyr* Seller* Spot (nom.) 93i 032 XovRSSNo. 1 03 93i K.S.S. No. 2 911 W R.S.S. No. 3 00 90* Tone: Steady quiet. S'POKtL Jl> The prii« ot tin on the local market jester day was *****
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    Lock icon 2 DROWNED IN MINING POOL
    34 2 KUALA Mon. Brothers T?,n Choon Kee, 13, and Tan Chin Kee, 11, were drowned in a mining poo! near Sctapak here yesterday. Their bodies were recovered in the evening.
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    Lock icon Orchids At Exhibition Will Be Flown To The Queen
    278 2 O THE DUKE'S VISIT: FULL PROGRAM* THE best orchids at an exhibition at the Victoria Me pore during the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to the Colony, will I ham Palace for the Queen. Some of the choicest selection i f orchids
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    Lock icon ROYAL YACHT ARRIVES ON OCT. 30
    482 2 ROYAL YACHT ARRIVES ON OCT. 30 The first offi< Lai to ca^: on the Duke in the Britannia be the Governor, Sir Robert Black. The Governor will leave by barge from the Master Attendant's pier at 10.35 a.m. on Oil. 31 and board the Britannia, which will be lying at
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    Lock icon 3 MALAYA REGT. MEN FOR U.K.
    40 2 3 MALAYA REGT. MEN FOR U.K. one ft i I on i foil* tin G I servi a BCTf( of th- will att- I 1 Arm? Iran;- ri Hamp -re. Thl I three M to En I win mate tour
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    Lock icon MALAYA'S MINORITY GROUPS
    364 3 They Need No Special Care Only Fair play, Says Reid KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Lord Reid, chairman of the Constitutional Commission, today broke his long-time press silence to declare that minorities in an independent Malaya needed no special care or protection as much as fairplay in administration and
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    Lock icon R.A.F. COMET: YOU'LL SEE IT TODAY
    154 3 0/ the R A.F. de Harport a pi 1 yhr. 1 biy rr D Still 1 0 P* >. He c C4n-C r r< :Hs- port Command, R.A.F., Air Vice-Utt-shal Andrew McKee, be the longest ftight by an RA F. C I type joined
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    Lock icon MOVE OUT FOR A BIG BLOW-UP
    50 3 MOVE OUT FOR A BIG BLOW-UP PEOPLE living within a mile radius of Pulau Tckong in Singapore, will be evacuated when the Army authorities blow up a pre-war ammunition dump today. The dump contains several 9.2 inch shells, each weighing 380 pounds. The shells are of the armour piercing type..
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    Lock icon WITNESSES TO MURDER WERE BRIBED-D.P.P.
    424 3 Silence Money' Threat After Stabbing [\\O eye-witnesses to an aJtofed murder of I Singapore Chettiar were npeUr'i under threats ot as>ault to take 81,240 as "silence money", the Singapore k vas told yesterday. |t: the Chiei Ju Whyatt, wa In Habib, ppan Cl tr L<
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    Lock icon Can You Spare A Few Hours?
    54 3 PENANO, Mon.— Mrs J.W. rd, til* 1 Lady Convenor wreaths, requires helpers to assist her in the making of wreaths Tor Remembrance Day Those who can .-paie a few irs, are requested to go to the Runnymede Ho:cl at m each morning from Nov.
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    Lock icon Alliance Council Makes A Promise
    177 3 fo Dabbling In Kluang Polls BAHKI, Mon.— The National Alliance toM the Johore State Alliance that the *jte t the nomination of Alliance candidates in r Kl;il I own Council elections is a State affair and N ittmud Council will not interfere in the C
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    Lock icon 20 COLONY GIRLS FOR MANILA GUIDE CAMP
    250 3 A CONTINGENT of 20 carefu v selected guides and guiders is expected to represent the Colony at the Worid Centenary Camp in Manila, in Jan. 1957. Mrs Betty Fiske. Overseas Commissioner of the Singapore Gir! Guides Association, told The Standard yesterday Allowing 5800,
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    Lock icon Council Seat Nominations
    86 3 TKLUK ANSON. Mon.— Nominations for three scats m the Teluk Anton, Town Council, which will fall vacant ai the end of the year, will p] fee here on Nov 8. Three Councillors. all •Uliance members. Mr Woo Saik Hong of Denison Road Ward. Mr. Ng Hoe Kheng
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    Lock icon Wife drove him out of the house, so a divorce
    145 3 TEO WOON HIN. a Singapore clerk, was granted a decree nisi dissolving his marriage to Koh Nen Lee, on the crounds of her desertion, by the Singapore High Court yesterday. Too said that he married Kin in the Civil Marriage
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    Lock icon T-E-N-S-H-U-N ...And The Girls Snap To It
    74 3 T-E-N-S-H-U-N ...And The Girls Snap To It WOMEN members of St. John Ambulance Brigade, spring smartly to attention as their acting Commissioner, Dr. Chang Hoey Chan passes through their ranks during the annual inspection of the Selangor Branch of the Brigade on (he Kuala Lumpur Padang last week. Dr. Chans:
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    Lock icon GRUDGE BROUGHT $50,000 DAMAGE SUIT – COUNSEL
    268 3 GRUDGE BROUGHT $50,000 DAMAGE SUIT COUNSEL KUALA LUMPLR, Mon.— A 14 -year-old schoolboy now sums another for 550,000 damages for loss of a leg, was doing: so because of a grudge between their fathers! the Selangor High Court was told today. This was the submission of Mr/ T Rajendra counsel
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    Lock icon Road Death: Misadventure
    62 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The coroner. Inche Abdul Aziz Tahir, today returned a verdict of misadventure at the close of an inquest into the death of a 14-year-old Chinese school girl. Low Gan Tit. Low was knocked down by a car driven by a Selangor P.W.D. engineer. Mr
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    38 3 HONGKONG, Oct 22 Special Standard Service; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.93 to i Sterling; $6,175 io U.S. SI: $1,842 to Malayan $1" Si. 185 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $268.75 to a tael.
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    Lock icon JOHORE REMEMBERS THE LATE SULTAN ABU BAKAR
    118 3 JOHORE REMEMBERS THE LATE SULTAN ABU BAKAR JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Members of the Johore Royal Family, the aristocracy, and Malay government officials in Johore State paid their respects yesterday to the late Sultan Abu Bakar in a religious ceremony at Mah- mudiah Ccmetry. All were dressed in either black or
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    Lock icon Lies! Says Labour Front Man On Signature Drive
    314 4 Detainees Will Be Freed If 200,000 Sign... Govt. Will Banish Those Not Born Here SINGAPORE'S Labour Front Organiser, Mr. Gerald De Cruz, yesterday condemned the Civil Rights Convention for misguiding the public in its signature campaign against the recent arrest of subversive
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    Lock icon Firewalkers Amaze Crowd At Ceremony
    225 4 Firewalkers Amaze Crowd At Ceremony A GASP rose from the big crowd as 30 Hindus, naked except for brief loin-cloths, placed their tare feet on a glowing bed of red-hot coals and, with hardly a grimace, walked across. The men >vero taking part in an ancient Indian ceremony honouring the
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    Lock icon Hit When She Refused Abortion
    191 4 Hit When She Refused Abortion A BRIDE of three months waa assaulted by her husband I when she refused a suggestion [that she should abort her first inception, thts Singapore j High Court, was to] I yesterd a y Lii.v Soo, a school clerk, •'.as suint for a divorce from
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    23 4 GOYErLN'OR GENERAL of Australia, Field Marshal Sir William Slim, passed through Singapore yesterday on his way to Sydney from London.
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    Lock icon Airman Gets A Drenching
    79 4 PENANG. Mon. Corporal C.R. Schwerin of the No. 2 Airfield Construction Squadron Royal Australian Air Force, fell headlong into the sea off the Church Street Pier last night while trying to hoard the ferry Tidah" for Butterworth. The Lidah had just cleared the jetty, when Cpl.
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    Lock icon EXPERT TESTIMONY? ITS ONLY HEARSAY: LAWYER
    474 4 Verdict On Lotteries Case Today A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. C. H. Koh. submitted in a Colony court yesterday that an expert's testimony in a lottery case was ''hearsay."' Mr Koh was makmc his submission at the conclusion of the prosecution case, in which three
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    Lock icon More Polling Booths At Next Polls
    119 4 SINGAPORE'S Labour Front Coalition Government has decided that, instead of prohibiting the use of motor vehicles to convey voters to the polling booths at election time, it would provide more booths. The Standard understands that the decision was taken at a recent meeting of
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    Lock icon Child Health Expert Here On Visit
    83 4 Child Health Expert Here On Visit DR. (Miss) E. T. Alexander, adviser on maternity and child health to the Western Pacific Region office of World Health Organization, flew into Singapore yesterday from Manila to inspect health centres in Malaya. Dr. Alsxfnder told The Standard she was especially interested in the
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    Lock icon FESTING BACK
    30 4 THE C-in-C. Far East Land Forces. Lt. Gen. Sir Francis Festing. returned to Singapore by air yesterday after an extensive tour of British units in Hongkong and Korea.
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      379 4 c&lmanac Information at a Glance PENANG: 219 a.m (8 ft) 2-44 pm <V Commentary: 6.4"> Soorts SINGAPORE fig-* rOMimRO,,: sin^por, ,23 a m 7 '.fm".^" U ?i»'S: ASS&F^P^ wJHaf^^^ffiffl 'f 12 5S r 1 m. (96 ft) rites; 730 Letter Prom America; ffltf M^^ #^Jaf^a:i»>VWl P°rt Dickson 905pm. (9 ft)
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    363 5  - PETE (The Python) Is On A HUNGER STRIKE! He Wont Eat A Morsel CHAN SWAN BEE y By Ever Since He Bit Voluptuous Film Star Normadiah, He Doesn't Want A Bite Of Anything Else.... PETE fhc python j Hm news again. U, on a hunger L and his eyes Lre
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    36 5 pic. I r B. Wricht. a pretty Popp\ I>.iy volunteer, r mk. wife of th>- (iovornor of Singapore, a i»hfn -he \i>ited the poppy storeroom at Outram I i i v Standard
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    Lock icon 100,000 POPPIESAND A THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS WILL HELP SELL THEM
    295 5 |w»'»l I I.DOO volunteers from various organizations l^i;v.; r will make an all-out drive to sell 100,000 W'^ the 196 C Poppy Day Appeal on Nov. 2. s an*' :i1 Organizer of the Poppy I Coi ittee, M EL Cogswell, told
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    Lock icon Thugs Rob Women Of $650
    38 5 Thugs Rob Women Of $650 arm .d up a Ah tghter-ln- t bed them o! tt<l i worth iJJJJd yo „m i when t ilked to. up the h the Of i g lard, the with knives, i
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    Lock icon Inspector Was Negligent
    39 5 Inspector Was Negligent 8a:-! IT one Sing -^ne I Q negiil ii a olthe motormil I hai ing along night in I I «i B) OUI i 3 Tiotor-< rTIo r .p WAS 1 a resu I of the
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    117 5 THE STANDARD Will Highlight Dance Number "QUEEN of the Caribbean will be elected at charity cUuwe organized by tiM Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce at vSoa View Hotel on Nov. Kntitled "A Ni^ht in the Caribbean." proceeds of the dance will 50 to aid the Singapore Youth Sports Centre and
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    117 5 THE first Davak to bo appointed a District Officer takes over his duties at Kapit, (Third Division), Sarawak, at the end of this month. He is 39^-year-old Mr. Hennanus A Penghulu Jalin. Porn at Se auh, near Bintulu (Fourth Division), Mr. Assan w rated at the Roman Cai to Mission
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    Lock icon FOUND HANGED
    20 5 A LABOURER. Baharayam. 20, wag found hanging from a beam in a house in Nee Soon. Singapore, yesterday.
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    199 5 THE Aqcncy for Malay Language and Literature (Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka), winch has a temporary office in Johore Bahru, will use the best available talent In Malaya to develop the Malay language and enrich i Malay literature. Unku Abdul Aziz, director of the
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    154 5 Unveiling On Nov. 1 J At St. Joseph's THE War Memorial in Singapore's St. Joseph's Church, Victoria Street, will be unveiled OB Remembrance Day, Nov. 11, by Major-General T B. L. Churchill, of C.HQ Far East Land Forces, after a Low Mass for the war dead at
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    Lock icon 500 Admiralty Clerks Serve 14-Day Strike Ultimatum
    145 5 500 Admiralty Clerks Serve 1 4-Day Strike Ultimatum MORE than SUO clerks employed by the Admiralty in Singapore are threatening to go oh strike for increased wages. Their Union, the Admiralty Local Staff Union, yesterday served a L4-day ultimatum on the employers to settle their demands If no settlement is
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    Lock icon 19 'Go Slow' Colony Shroffs Face Dismissal
    270 5 19 Go Slow' Colony Shroffs Face Dismissal NINETEEN shroffs employed by the Board f Currency. Malaya and British Borneo, in Singapore, may be dismissed from service. They have been asked by the Board'- Chairman, who is also Colony's Financial Secretary. Mr. T. M. Hart, to show cause by noon today,
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    Lock icon Goldsmith Hit With Slippers
    140 5 Goldsmith Hit With Slippers SEREMBAN. Men.— Aminah binte Shukor. who claimed to bo the wife of a Police Inspector, was today released, on bond by the Sercmban Magistrate lor assaulting a goldsmith with a pair of slippers. The court was toid that Aminah had taken $100 worth Of jewellery on
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    Lock icon Law Catches Up With The Fighter
    123 5 Law Catches Up With The Fighter LIM SENG KWEE. 16. known as 'Tighter" to Group 24 a secret society was detained by a police inspector for behaving in a suspicious manner at Hood Kiam Road, on Sept. 11. a Singapore Court was told yesterday. When he was brought to the
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    Lock icon Woman Hurt While Cycling
    65 5 A SINGAPORE woman cyclist, Kok Sen Chua, 30, was involved in a unique accident while cycling along Jurong Road, yesterday. The handle-bars of the bicycle broke suddenly and she lost control of the bicycle Kok was flung cm the protruding top part of the wheel forks
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    29 5 THE Court of Inquiry investigating the dispute between the Fred Waterhou.se Company and its Employees Union will be resumed on the last two days of this month.
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard The Creeping Menace
    940 6 Singapore Standard The Creeping Menace •TODAY in Malaya when one mentions communist or anti-colonial activities the mind automatically turns to the terrorists in the jungle, the Cr.:nc^c middle school students, and the leftist labour unions. The Chinese communists here at are :r.;i:tant and are not afraid to admit thenred $yn
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      201 6 EX-SEC. ANSWERS S.U.J. S v The penultimate paragraph oj the tetter under the Mime o' t)ie Secretory o* the Singapore Union of Jour- :s (published in pestcrday's StandardJ is calculated to mislead raiders. Ti:c I'mon secretary Quotes rJ;c constitution o) the Union as protridmg <or the govern* nat o] tin
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      61 6 Sir; With due respect I trust Tunkv Abdul Rahman realizes how much ire appreciate )iis words senaratmg our honest politicians from our criminal politicians. Separating the good from the bad, the gold from the dross, the wheat from the cli aft and the siieep from the goats. In other
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    897 6  -  ASTER GUNASEKERA By To Lee Kuan Tew, The time has come for some one to call your bluff. AND I DO THIS NOW. You are what is known as a pain in the neck because of your antics in the political arena. You are a
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    780 6  - Australia Leans To The U.S. William Fitter \\ww\\\\\\\\\ i£ y SYDNEY, REVIEW of Australian r defence policy has been decided en by he Premier, Mr. Robert Mensies, forestalling criticism not only from Opposition members, but from many of fads own party back benchfers who have been dissatisfied for months with
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    925 6  - Burma Fears Chinese Fifth Column Dennis Bloodwort From RANGOON REPORTS from the Burmese Embassy in Peking speak of the readiness of the Chinese Government to negotiate a quick and peaceful solution of their military incursion across the northern Burmese frontiers into the Wa States, but the Burmese are now worried
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    Lock icon NEW FUEL TO U.S. ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN
    106 7 NEW FUEL TO U.S. ELECTIONS CAMPAIGN i reject 10 a of plea hall adde I new to an a heady debate .t. d by Ad la: E. b U Frrhout "M.itx-r n§ A. BulI appeal that k future F haa i ban and ►PPO- r tign. rday jj ar jr
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    27 7 Education Conference Hongkong P indei ectors of cd h h territorie bo I b Pi Milar S Directoi gapore, Bi Hon ikons' c thrcethc A ComofTire to
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    18 7 ian regisseh Bung 5 nj ■.i under tow Hongkong, it rned here torew on board.
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    4 7 CHEERS FOR THE CABLES
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    43 7 Photo. >,-, XUh GABLE and his wife, the former Ray "ny, at Grauoian's Chinese Theatre in Holly "1 thr first nisht of "Giant." It was Mrs. r l ippearance in public since her recent illness. n r d as they entered the threatre. A.P.
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    127 7 PARIS, Oct. 22 (Keuter)— The French Government tod iv announced the suspension of negotiations with Morocco for agreements on future relations between the two countries. It said it \v:is doing 5.0 be cause of the attitude oi the Moroccan authorities during the visit to Morocco
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    162 7 U.K. Backs Area Of Free Trade STRASBOURG, Oct. '22. >UP' Britain announced ;ld nut u-in the in common mar.-vt. but d hCI SUP- .1 Inn trade area d with :t. The British position waa outlined by Lord John Hop»\ Parliamentary Under-Becre-iary for Foreign Affairs, to the Council ol Europe's Consul]
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    87 7 JAKARi A. Oct 22 I Eteuter) The Association oi [ndonesian Newspaper Publishers and the Indonesian .lournaiation today annou: ■be formation of a t action committee to coor linate "further action to he taken" In connection with their demand for the removal of the army
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    25 7 NATIONALIST China is ron.siderin* the feasibility of developing Formosa's ir°n anc steel industry with American capital and equipment. Philippine ore and Formosan coal
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    22 7 U NU, former Burmese Prime Minister, left Rangoon yesterday by special Civil Aviation plane en a seven-day visit to China.— Reuter
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    38 7 COMMISSIONER General I for So ith-easi As ia, sir Robert ScOti left for Tokyo yesterday to have informal British Ambas- i Japan. He will return to Sii ipore by the cri of n 01 th
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    84 7 Return Visit By Seven British MPs TEHERAN. CM. 22 (Rcuter) A seven-man British interparliamentary delegation llcvv into here today for a 13-day visit at the Invitation of the Persian Majlis (parliament) and Senate The delegation led by Commander P. G. Agnew, M.P. (Conservative, South Worcestershire) is returning a visit to
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    52 7 JAKARTA, Oct 22. (AP).— Anr.y units attacked rehel-held Ba:andongan. near Bandung. killing several villagers, local authorities reported yesterday. The army's casualties were one killed and one wounded, they said Rebels killed five villagers at Tjimuntjang, in the same district and burned and looted 174 houses and
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    169 7 MACHAKOS, Kenya. Oct. 22 Router) With a protecting coat over her dress. Princess Margaret drove over miles of dusty roads to this town today where 20.000 gaily dressed Kamba tribesmen gave her an uproarious welcome. The Princess spent five minutes talking with local chieftains, including
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    113 7 NICOSIA. Oct. 22 iAP) Francis Noel Baker, British Labour Member of Parliament, appealed to EOKA rebel chieftain George Grivas yesterday to call another truce on strife- ridden Cyprus. Ncel Baker made the appeal in an open letter which he released here before departing for
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    158 7 His Exploits With Cash Girls Are Ended LONDON. Oct. 22 (AP) Lavish living, which included tours on the Continent with girl friends, ended in the Old Bailey criminal court today for Abdul Jabbar Chaudhry. 26-year-old employee in the London office of the High Commissioner of Pakistan Chaudhry was sentenced to
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    264 7 Trade With The West Goes On, Soys Minister CAIRO, Oct. 22 (UP) The Western economic blockade of Egypt has "collapsed" and the Western powers are now trading with this country despite the restictions imposed by their governments, Supply Minister Kamal Ramxi Stino said today. "The so-called
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    167 7 Rumania Starts Talks With Tito BELGRADE, Oct 22 (Reuter) i A top-level Rumanian rie ej gation opened ta'k. here today with President Tito and other Yugoslav government leaders. The talk? we:, r■ led to Ibe devoted to a gePCraJ exchange o! vfei tween the two oountric: \d\e no concrete problems
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    149 7 CAIRO, Oct 22 (UP) Egypt has not yet agreed with Britain and France on a date and place for three-power talks on the Suez, Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi announcer; today. Fawzi made the disclosure following a meeting this afternoon with President ■"anal Abde!
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    377 7 GIANT ANTARCTIC AIRLIFT MAKES HISTORY MCMURDO SOUND Antarctica, Oct. 22 (AP)— An airlift unique in Antartic history is giving the United States a big jump on other nations sending expeditions to explore this icecovered continent during the International Geophysical Year. The lilt, by 100-ton air force G emaster planes, was
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    23 7 THE lighthouse at Cape Nossapu in Hokkaido Monriav reported four Japanese fishinsboats were seized hy Russian patrol-boats near the Sovietoccupied Habomais.
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    168 7 COLOMBO. Or!. 22, (UP).— The chairman of the Chinese Communist Legislature has invited a parliamentary delegation from Ceylon to vi.-it China, it was announced here today. A written invitation will be handed to the Speaker of the Hou.-e of Representative:? here by Ceylon Communist
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    75 7 TAIPEI. Oct 22 (Reuter) Vice Admiral Robert L. Den-ni-on. Commander of the United States First Fleet, arrived in Taipei today to "discuss nava! matters" with Vice Admiral Stuart Incersoll. Commander of the United States Taiwan Defence Command, according U) an American na^al spokesman. The spoke man
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    109 8 Jazz Fans Tear Up Music Hall LONDON. Ott 22, (AP) Shouting tet-n--agrrs smashed sevenl tiers of seats at Empress Hall yesterday in a wild reaction to American jarxman Lionel Hamptons first British concert. "The only way we could stop them." said Hampton, "was to play God Save The Queen." "Th.it
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    62 8 MCE. r OCt 22, 'UP> \\tra*i ami sir Winston Churchill b iflering from a edd which "does not la pirc anj anxfe hla physician reported festerdaj. Dr Dtvli M Roberts i*W Churchill who wffl be o2 next rr/r.:h. picked the cold en Frid moon w] «Ofkmg
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    248 8 LONDON, Oct. 22 (AP)— Western Europe today watched with fascination and hope the struggle of Poland to free herself from the Soviet Union's embrace. Belief grew in capitals this side of the Iron Curtain that the events in Warsaw marked a
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    158 8 MANILA. Oct. 22. (IP) A powerful armada of South-east Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) warships, iruludins two Australian aircraft carriers and four America! destroyers, anchored in Manila Bay today. Tin' shij i repri sent Ing Britain, Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, the Philippines and the United State reached
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    145 8 End This Rebellion, Sultan Urges RABAT, Oct. 22 (AP).—Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssel of Morocco has urged an end to the two-year-old Nationalist rebellion against French rule in Algeria. A communique from the Sultan's Palace yesterday said he issued B call lor an end of the fighting in a meeting with
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    53 8 VICTORIA. Brazil. Oct. 22. (UP)— An armed mob of about 40 persons broke into Itapertnirio prison yesterday kilied two long-term convicts for undetermined reasons, it was reported. Beth the slain prisoners were serving 30-year terms Police ordered an investigation to try to determine the reason
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    217 8 Williams To Replace Lozano GUATEMALA, Oct. 22, (AP)— Diplomatic sources said on Sunday night army officers had deposed acting: President Julio Lozano of Honduras. They said they were informed from Tegucigalpa Lozano resigned on Sunday afternoon to a governing military junta headed by Gen. ROQUe Rodriguez,
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    242 8 caution from London's conservative Daily Telegraph and the. influential Times. The Telegraph said: "Great changes within Poland are afoot. The West can take immense comfort from this. But. to look for dramatic realignments in the international field would be both naive and dangerous." The
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    64 8 NEW DELHI. Oct. 22 (AP) —The Nizam of Hyderabad, reputedly once the richest man in the world with a fortune estimated at US$2,--000,000,000 announced yesterday he had declined the past of governor of Andhra State. He Issued a statement saying his age he is 70
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    83 8 At Last, Jerry Goes A-wooing AT LAST comic Jerry Lewis gets to woo the girl. He had to look on hungrily through 16 previous pictures while his partner. Dean Martin, got the girl. Now that he's in a film without Dean Martin, he's having things differently. Screen Romance has come
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    117 8 ADELAIDE, Oct. 22 (AP)— Observers to Britain's fourth ana last atomic explosion yesterday described it as "more terrifying than anything seen before."' The whole landscape of the Australian desert was lit up as if by some giant candle, the}' said, as the familiar mushroom cloud
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    92 8 Israel Accuses Egypt JERUSALEM, Oct. 22 (AP) An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman last night accused Egypt of a "new act of aggression." The spokesman charged the Egyptians on Saturday night planted two mines inside Israeli territory which resulted in the death of three Israeli soldiers and the wounding of 27.
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    109 8 MELBOURNE. Oct. 22, (AP) Australian theatre boss Garnett Carroll said on Sunday night Red China's Classical Theatre Company has agreed not to appear in Melbourne until after the Olympic Games. Carroll, proprietor of Melbourne's Princess Theatre, where the Chinese were to appear, said he had
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    38 8 MOSCOW, Oct., 22, (UP)— The Soviet News Agency, Tass. for the first time last night reported the election of Stalinfoe Wladslaw Gomulka to the Polish Communist Central Committee last Friday. Tass added no comment.
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    32 8 POLISH newspapers announced in Warsaw on Sunday that the big industrial city of Katowice, which was renamed SHalinograd after World War 11, would revert to its old name. AP
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    251 8 A BEAUTIFUL young London model died after taking tablets to stop her having a baby. And at the inquest on her recently, her boy friend heard a coroner say of him: r 'l SHOULD BE SURPRISED IF HE DOES NOT, IN HIS
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    40 8 'A Bund Of Joy For Debbete m cap).— s m and his a "J Reynolds b< J of Palm v t. :C 2*B the deten foi >ies ho three we b No .1 as yet I"' I called, "A B
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    201 8 NEW YORK. Oct. 22, (AP) —"Not since the days when the Cominform under Stalin sought to destroy the Tito regime in Yugoslavia has the world seen such a naked example of Soviet intervention in the ailairs of another Communist state as has taken place with
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    96 8 PORT SAID. Oct. Z2, (Rcuter) The Egyptian Suez Canal hui yaffterday told American pilots, who been complaining about conditions of that the pre-< I I ilties would be "ironed out" and would be given satisfactory treatment. One veteran American cal ed on the Authority yestei and
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    82 8 PLASTIC CABIN SCOOTER LOOKING like a midget car, the three-wheeled, two-seater cabin by a lovely Japanese girl. The lightweight vehicle is made or DUM ih< air-cooled, single-piston engine with a top soeed of 37.5 mil*** V vl dt(l Fuji Moters Corporation in Tokyo, is planning full-scale P r ™"f. 11
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    258 9 Penang Steps Up Measures Against Typhoid All Hawkers Inoculated Monday k rs in the Rural s o f Pcnang island hftitg inoculated is? -yphoid as a gutionory measure wn g the recent c m the Bukit OJOW area in CenProvmcc Wellesley. :^dical Officer, Tomli:. re v-' At weof typl d
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    27 9 Til For Scrap Iron Thief Cheong Jin toda: tencinths' Kadir 31 t scrap r Rivt r Mine d Sept. n worth ng( d to Foo Nyit Ipoh.
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    32 9 In September, a total of $6,108,934 was deposited in the Federation Post Office Savings Bank This amount exceeded withdrawals by $828,--783. and 4.524 new accounts were opened during the month.
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    179 9 Party Chairman Sees Lim THE Peoples Action Part-, yesterday again protested to Singapore's Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, against the detention of its committee member Chia Ek T.an under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. i 1 protc I ct conv< fed by in.
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    111 9 'Arrest Not Connected With Unions' SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. L; m Yew Hock, categorically declared yesterday that Seah Yong .if the Nanyanff Siang Pani was arrested bet a use of his individual activities which were considered not corcducivc to the public good. Mr. Lim made this statement in answer to
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    110 9 PENANG, Mon. A seaman, Tung Sik Ling, charged in the Sessions Court tuday with attempting to export prohibited goods, said that Penang being a free port, he thought that everything] could be exported freely. Tung was fined $3,045 when he pleaded guilty to a
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    143 9 Thomas To Fly Back On Oct. 29 From ANDKKW KOTIL LONDON, Men. Singapore's Minister for Conunfunications and Works, Mr. Francu Thomas will be flvtng ba< k from here on Oct. Til). This will enable him to be in Singapore In time for the Labour Front's annual [conference on Nov. 3
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    106 9 cer aircrew gunner, James Logan (r>0w RAF. Police Corporal Logan) has been selected to drive the Duke of Edinburgh a* RAF. Station Changi, on Nov. 2. Corporal Logan 35, (seen with his vehicle) left the Service after completing two wartime operational tours as an air gunner,
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    108 9 IPOH, Mon. A health inspector and an overseer attached to the Kinta Barat Town Board in Chemor were today acquitted and discharged by the President of Sessions Court, Mr. E. V. A. Peers on charges relating to cheating and criminal breach of trust. Mohamed Nengah bin Mohamed
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    46 9 MEN from No. W Squadron. Royal Air Force Regiment Malaya, who will provide the guard of honour for the Duke of Edinburgh during his visit to Kuala Lumpur, march past the A.O.C. Malaya. Air Vice-Marshal W.H. Kyle at R.A.F Station, Kuala Lumpur.
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    42 9 MR. ROBERT PITMAN, great-grandson of the founder of Pitman's shorthand system visited Goon's ComWreial Institute in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Pitman met students of the institute and discussed commercial subjects. He is seen addressing a shorthand class
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    256 9 UN-MALAYAN INFLUENCES' JOHOKE BAHKU, Mon.— The Johore Government today banned a concert proposed to be held in aid of the Hwa Chiau Middle School in Segamat on grounds that "the real motive behind its promotion was plainly the extension of subversive and un-Malayan influences." The
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    90 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Men. Two Police specialists in organisation of transport and signals branches were today promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent in the Federation. They are Inspectors Chow Karri Seng and Vcoh Swee Chyc. who will both serve in the Sett if' of PeMQI and Province
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    126 9 Basketball Boots Him Into Jail KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A District Court Martial here, today sentenced Private Peter William Parkinson, a Royal Army Service Corps driver, to 96 days in jail on three charges of disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty to wearing a pair of basketball boots and a belt while
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    96 9 MUAR, Mon. Sentol bin Awang, a track driver of the Federation Regiment at Kirn Kce Camp here, charged with inconsiderate driving, was last Saturday acquitted and discharged by Magistrate Inche Pawan Ahmad, without his defence being called. The Court was told that on July 26 a
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    234 9 SCIENCE TO PROBE SECRETS OF JUNGLE Xl ALA LLMPLR. Mon A Phyto chemical survey is to be launched in Malaya early next year, in the first ever joint effort of Government, the Services and the University of Malaya to study indigenous .iunclo poisons and their remedies. Sponsored by the Cbl
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    24 9 THE llth anniveraary of the United Nations Day in Singapore will he observed st the British Council Hall from Oct. ?4 to
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      263 10 THE Controller of Imports and Exports, Mr. W.H Walker, has notified Singapore importers of the removal from the open general import licence of certain goads such as meat and meat preparations. 'This is necessary to prevent the introduction of animrj diseases into the Colony," Mr.
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      113 10 RUBBER RISES 3/8 CENT SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday rose by I cent to 93 I rents on a quietly steady mari ket yesterday. The market was relatively [quiet during the day with only small business passing. Prices moved at around half a cent above last Friday's cios- ing level. Some
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      88 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra. Oct. $26 buyers, S26| sellers; coconut oil (bulk) $40| >c::ors, coconut oil (drums) $43| sellers; Muntok white rapper Sin? sellers, Special Sarawak black $75. Singapore Copra Association closing prices: Straits mixed copra; Oct J-' 1 (nominal)
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    222 10 -ACCENT ON COMFORT MAKING a debut into the Singapore market is this Sit-at ironing table, first in a range of British manufactured household equipment designed to take the strain out oi the daily chores. Scientifically designed to give complete comfort for people oi any height,
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    160 10 Farewell Party For Manager AFTER ten years as general manager at Shaw Brothers Ltd.. in Penang, Mr. Chow Deh Kong, 62, is going to Australia at the end of this month on a pleasure-c v m-health trip. He was given a fen or by the man?ic< i the various amusement
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    205 10 First Vessel To Steam Into New Dock Standard Shipping Reporter THE first vessel to steam into the new "Queen's Dork" alter the official opening by the Duke of Edinburgh on Oct. 31 will be the turbo electric Shell tanker Heicion of 17,910 tons deadweight. Scheduled to arrive with a cargo
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    140 10 THE supply and the demand for tin are expected to continue approximately in balance lor the two years 1956 and 1957. This estimate is given in the communique issued by the [international Tin Council on Oct 19. They were meeting in London last week- The state--1
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    40 10 THE board of directors of the Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co. Ltd. has declared an interim dividend of five per cent, less tax payable on Nov. lo to stockholders on resistor at the close of business on Oct. 17.
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    31 10 JAPAN will complete in Rangoon later this year the first of several farm appliance service centres to be established in South-east Asian nations, it was disclosed in Rangoon. UP
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    43 10 A ERIAL spraying, with growers, cooperatives and government agencies working together, is controlling what had threatened to become a grasshopper plague. More than 13 million acres in parts o$ Texas, Oklahoma. New Mexico, Co. orado and Kansas, had their worst infestation.
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    205 10 Statistics Tall In 100 do Help Malaya MALAYA is to benefit from two important conferences held in London recently the Third Conference of Colonial Gov c r nment Statisticians and the Fourth Conference of Commonwealth Statistician:;. The Registrar of Malayan Statistics. Mr. E. J. Phillips, told this to The Standard
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    127 13 ONTARIO. (alifornia. Oct. 21, (Renter) Three official world records were beaten by American Olympic athletes in a "warming; up" meeting here There were also some American "bests" and In one ot these Ira Da vise, with 51 feet 11 inches. beal the American all-comers hop step
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    74 13 JUDO EXPERTS TWO Japanese Judo experts r. Kawamura and M Watanabe wiU be coming to Singapore for a iour-day exhibition series 0:1 Oct. 30 to Nov. 4. Kawamura (6th dan) and watanabe (sth dan) will be giving exhibitions at th c AngloCninese School. the Singapore Judo Club, the Singapore Youth
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    336 13 Afore B'ton Tours For Juniors Urged PENANG, Mon.— The Standard of badminton in Malaya can be raised if State Associations conduct tours for juniors within the country, but not outside it. This is the considered opinion of Mr. Onp Kee Seonc, Hon. Secretary of the Penans: Badminton Association who returned
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    21 13 PRAGUE. Oct. 21 (ReuTer) West Germany boat Czechoslovakia in their two dayt*athletics match here by 110 points to 102.
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    68 14 S' pore Team For Ipoh THE tram to represent Singapore in the Foon£ Senng Cup tie against Perak in the Zone final on Nov. 3 and 4 at Ipoh is as follows: O:i2 Poh Lnn Ismail Mar.ian. Omar bin Ibrahim. M. Sadali. Lav Teng Chuan an f i Lim Wei
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    52 14 Tries By Park, Yelland Mason TWO second half tries by Park and Yelland enabled Singapore Cricket Club ""B" to cd^c the GIIQ Signals by six points (two tries) to five (a goal) when they met in a rugby match on the padang yesterday. Mason scored a try for the Signals,
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    32 14 STANDARD cameraman, Chow Kuan Yre. catcher the fields as they hattlrd it mil In the pmt at Bukit Timah last Saturday, first day ,1f the Singapore Gold Cup ltatt£
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    272 14 By KEN TOFT ST ANDREWS School, unbcstei for the list two seasons. should have no trouble in maintaining their rnggei supremacy whrn they take the field for Singapore's first seven-a-sidr rugger tournament for schools on November three factors will see the Saints to victory-namely .-peed.
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    213 14 1 IB .\:r Force rugby ->■ all nut bid ■in the I Services Rugby ith vim: UCCt when ':iev play c npctitlve mated a. the Army toon rrow tw ad »y) at RAF Seletar A idginfl by :''.cir two SIU the Singapon Cric and the Sei ingor
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    106 14 ST ANDREWS School maintained thei«? unbeaten rugby record when they chalked up their biggest victory to date, beating Bcatty Secondary School by 43 points (six goals, five tries and a per:;: to six (a try and a penalty) in an inter-schoo] match at Woodsville yesterday. Sr-orers for
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    151 14 SBA Turns Down Request THE Singapore Badminton Association last night turned down the Badminton Association of Malaya's reauest to hold the Asian Zone Über Cup final between Malaya and India at the Singapore Badminton Stadi' At its monthly meeting the SBA explained thai it i not comply with the BAM's
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    153 14 Athletes Want To Train On Cinder Track SINGAPORE and Federation athletes have expressed a keen desire to train on the cinder track at Farrer Park and will probably do so a week before they leave for the Olympic Games at Melbourne. The two governing bodies have applied 1o the Singapore
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    439 14 The Über CupControv J Says LEONG HEW MENG THE raging badminton controversy of the da\ Badminton Association of Malaya should continue U tmbi venture— appears now to be reaching: a climax. J One important affiliate of the Badminton Association of Malaya— the Singapore Badminton
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