Singapore Standard, 30 October 1956
This issue may only be viewed from the multimedia stations at NLB Libraries. See FAQ for more information.
1956-10-30
1
12
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singstandard
Singapore Standard
-
Title Section32 1956-10-30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD t L I C E 25*81 (5 line«T 2400 #6 /i m FIRI BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAI 2811 2414 ill. >«. J-0 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1956 12 PAGES 15 CENTS32 words
-
Article, Illustration29 1956-10-30 1 THE BIG MARKET RUSH THE curfew was lifted for four hours, so housewives took no chances and turned up ct the markets in full force.29 words
-
Article, Illustration159 1956-10-30 1 ARMY POLICE JOIN IN SWOOP ON SECRET SOCIETY HIDE-OUTS (mops Tun armoured rars A nd about M policemen 13 with steel helmets and e tj men fcned bayonets took part tbOVl 10 hi UW raid. Also at tho seeni were Mr. i>. iv. Broadhnrst, Deputy Commissioner «>f Police .mil DSP159 words
-
96 1956-10-30 1 THE war on subversive elements in Singapore Will go on, Chief Minister, Mr. him Yew Hock, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. him said his Government was determined to clean the City of these public enemies. "Government is determined to root out all evil96 words
-
687 1956-10-30 1 Full Backing For Colony's -'Man Of The Hour THL people <>i' Singapore were yesterday unanimous in applauding the Labour Front Coalition Government for its stern action against subversive elements. Col ny'i Chief Mini! ter, Mr. Urn Yew Hock ede ci ibed by some as "the man of the hour." a687 words
-
234 1956-10-30 1 THE COMMUNIST-INSPIRED REBELLION AGAINST THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT, CULMINATING IN FOUR DAYS OF RIOTING HAS BEEN CRUSHED BUT AT A COST OF SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS TO THE COLONY. This unofficial estimate is based on the loss., of the island's entrepot trade, stoppage of work at234 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1956-10-30 1 kv v\\N\\v,\\\vv\iii; unff////s aHI gSJ Imßb .H'J"TT~ A ssj «7 k 'A Friend lif dcuirette C.4.16 words
-
Advertisement83 1956-10-30 1 %YOGHOURT nourishes without fattening If it can be weighed... can weigh it... if Mice in Oldham bred for Elephants in Calcutta* medical research they Avery platform scal«:s »r* must be within a weight U4ed fof fhjf ob b||f tolerance of t one gramme rm elephants are mousewhen dispatched. each mouse83 words
-
-
Article, Illustration803 1956-10-30 2 FOOD PRICES SOAR AS HOUSEWIVES SCRAMBLE FOR STOCKS These wcr» *l struments us rioters n h 'b» I Ti /""h bronch Ufc 1 1 »he Factory/ Union wh, n \V *»«9ht o t j* two -hour L^ with Police d'^ mises in th e ho«« of Sunday The Police 0803 words
-
255 1956-10-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Duke of Edinbureii may live i;j« to putation of beinjj; Britain's royal anti-snob crusader when he visits fee redera tion this week, His extended itinerary announced here todtj Indicated Informality is expected to be the keynote255 words
-
Article118 1956-10-30 2 IN the early hours of yesterday morning, Lt. Corndr. R.C.H. Micrs, who was on his way to join his unit, was suddenly attracted by the frantic shouts and hand waving of a Chinese occupying the third stoiey of a building in the KaJlang area118 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement130 1956-10-30 2 m S^^. m Specially tfh bs Imported Varieties- H CHEESE ASSORTED DANISH Tort Salute Brie Camembert vXv. I ITALIAN 1 Cassio-Reale Pastorella I Taleggio > Poppy Day Nov. 10 Pleas* Giiv Generously *,Y»V IHF^TPI iyUOD y T u .t' r*. c :t c~~ r i:i"y invi'ed to tker v ;t130 words
-
-
Article, Illustration138 1956-10-30 3 THE BIG CITY CLEAN UP IT'S A BIG JOB TO KEEP A BIG CITY LIKF SINGAPORE CLEAN. AFTER FIVE DAYS OF RIOTING DURING WHICH MOBSTERS BROKE UP ROADS AND CEMENT POSTS TO SUPPLY THEMSELVES WITH "AMMUNITION/ CITY COUNCIL LABOURERS ESCORTED BY POLICE AND TROOPS WERE OUT YESTERDAY TO PUT THINGS138 words
-
Article, Illustration32 1956-10-30 3 Left: Traffic Police] with shovels and pails replacing a road sign post! smashed by rioters at the junction of Jalan Sultan Road and Victoria Street yesterday. II32 words
-
147 1956-10-30 3 U.M.N.O. LEADERS KILL MALICIOUS RUMOURS ON TOUR \PORE State UMNO leaders and committee led by the chairman, [nche Abdul Hamid Haji JuiTiu i t whole island during he last two days to ex; the present situation and ;ne < of UMNO members and Malays had been rmcd of the i-'e—^147 words
-
Article, Illustration36 1956-10-30 3 LEFT The 0.C.1! of the Mobile! Squad, Inspector S. j Vellupillai, directing constables in replacing road signposts which w e r e badly smashed b y rioters at Jalan Sultan, 136 words
-
Article, Illustration89 1956-10-30 3 MAJOR D. I. MacKenzie of the Highland Light Infantry, relaxes in the Combined Operations Room in the Police Rodio Headquarters in Pecrl's Hill, Singapore, yesterday. PICTURED RIGHT: Also in the Combined Operations Room, these men are keeping a second to-second watch on the latest situation developments.89 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement43 1956-10-30 3 Pttrr^le <<i> tor «or> in an instant m,f €c j fOp# t»avej operating position non > -> n traction o* an -i Urgt overload margin $3751COMPLETE WIiCMT: 39!b». Direct capacity Kicwt. QUICK ANO tASt 1 tombir»jtion» up to 6 ton* «>"f« toi tul: d«tail> tc43 words
-
Advertisement191 1956-10-30 3 /olivetti Divisumma I Printing Calculator I Adds, subtracts, multiplies I and divides, gives credit baI lance, and prints its own record of the calculations Capacity 10/11 columns. Sole Agents Guihrle Co Ltd Good Looking... jynifl The man who takes care of his hair and sT *vr "AIR keeps it attractive191 words
-
-
Article284 1956-10-30 4 TRACTION CO. AND NAVAL BASE LEADERS ARRESTED IN PRE-DAWN SWOOP SINGAPORE Police yesterday drew its net round another group oi trade union leaders, following last Saturday's mass arrests. Hush-Hush Meeting BRANCH secretaries of the Peoples' Action Party held a "hush-hush" meeting during _j the284 words
-
Article, Illustration43 1956-10-30 4 HELICOPTER II j hovers over the from j I wires in Victoria i j Street, as Police and i troops raid Ophir Road j 1 in search of secret I i society men yesterday, j i i43 words
-
Article30 1956-10-30 4 A factory han I, Eng Seat Cheons. 39, was electrocuted at the Fook Heng Rubber Works. Z\ milestone Ipch Road. Menglembu, his ptace of employi mem. early last evening.30 words
-
254 1956-10-30 4 SIX people were arrested yesterday for rioting, Twentyone others were arrested for curfew breaking bringing the total number of arrests to 267. A rioter was arrested at Surin Lane, after a gang of five Chinese youths attacked a Volunteer Police Sergeant with 5 a254 words
-
Article147 1956-10-30 4 Four Worried Men Call On Mr. Lim Q THE Liberal-Socialist Party .leader. Mr. C. C. Tan and four Lib-Soc Assemblymen yesterday saw 'he Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to express c concern over the continuation of the curfew and to find out whether the situation had im- proved. Ti:e147 words
-
Article21 1956-10-30 4 FEDERATION police have been withdrawn from operational duty in Singapore. They left the Colony at 5 p.m. yesterday.21 words
-
Article, Illustration68 1956-10-30 4 SINGAPORE Standard columnisi Aster Gunasekera's eldest son Aster Jr.. walks down the aisle of St. John's Cathedral. Kuala Lumpur with his brie*" IVSi^s Jum Philomena Jansen after theL- marriage en Saturday. Son Aster Jr., also a journalist, is attached Ui the Malay Mail. His bride is the eldest68 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement327 1956-10-30 4 (^THA\ dRCANISATION ATTRACTIONS v%vv^^vvvvvv\v\^\v\\\\\\\\\^vvv%^^^^^M^^v^'v^vv\vvv^vvvv\^\'»^^^^*'vvv'^ /»atm AXAJSt 3 SHOWS ONLY TfIRAV CAiHAT'OJr "52 Jm U JflAl 15 CONDITIONED r i 400 p.m >F^ II I ■■Ml Ttt ***** COMING! H!n« (ROSItY <;rare XXI.I V Frank SINATKA in Technicolor 0 "HIGH SOCIETY" VWIfUW mth LOIJIJI \KM>TR()N(J AMI Hl* ISAM) DON'l MISS IT!327 words
-
Advertisement268 1956-10-30 4 SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION *m>, PROGRAMMES SUBJECT TfTTi^^ TODAY! CAPITOL^ ■.BmJ&WI finish^ aT^. Columbia Pictures presents 4fc#\WVtf%^% 1 TODAY! REXW? II K.O. Radio Pictures prnM-nt 1 iaL "BACK FROM ETERNITY" I I TODAY! niuiMSf? 1.45 A 4.00 p.m H AVI 111 flfe last performance w\ W 1 1* |y fl |ik268 words
-
-
Article, Illustration257 1956-10-30 5 2,000 Mill Round Courts As More Are Charged A CROWD of more than 2,000 stood on the roads outside the Singapore Police Courts in South Bridge Road yesterday, when 288 persons were brought in by troops and police to be charged with rioting, and breaking the curfew. r— wen mostly257 words
-
189 1956-10-30 5 A M >IB£B oi wounded rioters are believed to have mei\ed "JCUCt" medical treatment rather than to the General Hospital, The Standard was told yesterday, I rioters are believed ye some kind of a •'medical anil where r injured arc being nded.189 words
-
Article119 1956-10-30 5 Rulers Call Off Treaty Meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Mon: Rulers were to meet in conference here today to discuss key constitutional matters is 'hiding the projected Anglo-Malayan Defence Treaty but postponed their deliberations until Thursday to check planning of arrangements for the Duke of Edinburgh's visit which has been a tvanced119 words
-
Article, Illustration91 1956-10-30 5 THME sword-sticks nrrf found in a car i i ninth was stopped 15 'ninutes after curfew at A I II x.m. in Waterloo < Street, Singapore. yes- terd.iv 1 M m v h icli was pro* 't-edins: towards J -tlan Besar. was stopp- J91 words
-
135 1956-10-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. .Mon. Promotions of 1G Assistant Superintendents of Police in the Federation to the Deputy Superintendent's rank were announced today. Eleven or them are Asians and live oi the promotions are back-dated to July 1955. The officers upgraded are: Federal Police Headquarter^: Mr.135 words
-
Article25 1956-10-30 5 i O't. 27— SpeCloe ng the H Ex- 5 I- U. 5.51: to Ma 51 50 i«J Ruppiah; I 5268.625 to a tael.25 words
-
Article56 1956-10-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Ignatius Muthu, 34-year-old former proies:sional boxer, today claimed trial before the First Magistrate to three counts of attempting to rescue a friend f'om police custody, and in the process abusing and causing hurt to a policeman. Hearing was fixed tor Dec. 23 and56 words
-
Article, Illustration43 1956-10-30 5 BLACK TO THE COURTS GOES MR. M TO DEFEND TWO ON CURFEW CHARGES MR. MARSHALL accompanied by Mr. J. C. Corera of the Public Advisory Bureau, rcalk into court. The woman in the picture is the sister of one of the alleged curfew-breakers.43 words
-
128 1956-10-30 5 SINGAPORES former Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday made a dramatic appearance es a defence counsel in an Emergency Court clad in his famed bush-jacket. "I hope your Honour will forgive me for coming in this condition/ he apologised to Magistrate Mr. Choor128 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement185 1956-10-30 5 ■OOfflJL^S is Proven Best m THAT'S WHY IT'S THI W^i WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER! Woy?"' Best for wear! You can't beat o*tk*fc new Cutex Chip-pruf Nai) ■Br V Polish for lasting beauty llt V -iyifc^. thines brighter itayi W^M The reason? Exclusive /j&msm formula defies chipping and X,; -M^L peeling. Keeps185 words
-
-
Article980 1956-10-30 6 Singapore Standard True Colours 'THE riotous events of the pa? f few days are typhoons thai have blown away the I isk oi hypocrisy from the political surface f Singapore and have revealed the true gram underneath it. It :s significant that only the home-grown Singaporean^ have come forth to980 words
-
Article, Illustration63 1956-10-30 6 'THE BIG MARCH THAT FAILED -\\\\w\w\\\\\w\\\\\\\\\^\\\\\v These were the huge "Big Victory March" banners prepared by i the rebel students of the Chinese H ig h School at Bukit Timah and Chung Cheng High School at Goodman Road, in anticipation of their success againsi the S'porc Government. I They were63 words
-
Article, Illustration883 1956-10-30 6 SINGAPORE Police yesterday made public Communist documents which branded the Lim Yew Hock government as "enemies" of the people. documents, exhorting workers and students to carry on their "struggle" against Govc nment, were seized by the Special Branch during their883 words
-
Article, Illustration57 1956-10-30 6 REBEL STUDENT LEADER'S PICTURE IN GIANT SIZE THIS big banner of the President of the Chinese Middle Schools Students' Union Soon U* Boon, was one among the several seixed by the Pc when they raided the Chung Cheng High Schoc Goodman Road recently. The banners were prepared by the studrr'*57 words
-
Article286 1956-10-30 6 CURFEW: Lifted from 6 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. today. Government warned that it will be re-imposed immediately, at any time in any area, if the situation demands it. SCHOOLS: No schools, no Teachers Training College classes and no registration of Chinese students today. All Royal286 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement59 1956-10-30 6 if ffoit want a good 4* or 3* Grand Piano then TAKE A CIAII >WIM II Eill«.MlM»lv fIEIEIT mis imiiimt Aia exiihite cmailei mNC H^f HITWIHIT Wf«IATIV€IY HTUO. 11 ll P^ j& iftnifo ri »uv mumv ny i f^a IrT* m -MtUi llFf lf v C|8ITI11 i^^^^^ir The Exclusive Agency59 words
-
Advertisement24 1956-10-30 6 §the fish that s ffesh as the day Rwas caught! i and, of course S^J^y BIRDS FYF GREEN PEAS T SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO^24 words
-
-
Article51 1956-10-30 7 PORT SAID. Oct 29 (Reuter). The United State? consulate today warned American nationals with non-essential business including Suez Canal pilo's to leave Egypt A consulate official person ally waffled each of the 16 American sea captains who are working here as pilots of the Egyptian Suei Canal51 words
-
Article25 1956-10-30 7 VIENNA. Od 2:t (Renter).— The Hungarian legation in Vienna yesterday flew for the. first time the new national flag of Hungary. Renter.25 words
-
Article22 1956-10-30 7 SOVIET Marshal KonMantin Rokossovsky, Polish Defence Minister and Army Commander has '"gone on leave.' War--saw Radio reported yesterday. Router.22 words
-
Article419 1956-10-30 7 Russians Withdraw, Secret Police On The Run BRITAIN, FRANCE AND U.S. ATTACK RUSSIAN ACTIONS UNITED NATIONS, Get 29. The Western Big Three yesterday attacked the use of Soviet soldiers and tanks in Hungary and assured Hungarians the freedom-loving world has not forgotten them. France and419 words
-
318 1956-10-30 7 Crave Danger Of Flare-up In Middle East MIAMI, Florida, Oct. 29 President Eisenhower today declared that there was no more critical danger to peace at present than in the Middle East. r~ In a last minute addition to the prepared text of a campaign speech on arrival at Miami, -he318 words
-
Article88 1956-10-30 7 Burning Ship Towed To Port HONGKONG. Oct. 21) (Reuter) The Norwegian 2,1*09--ton freighter, Ala, which was earlier abandoned by her crew after fire broke out "in the engine room, was towed here tonight. While approaching the harbour, tnc Ala was still burning furioijsly. The Ala's captain Torbjorn Skogen of Bergen,88 words
-
Article136 1956-10-30 7 JERUSALEM. Oct 29 (AP) Arab mobfl burnt out the French Consulate in the old city of Jerusalem yesterday. At least six persons, bc.ieved to be Arab demonstrators. were wounded in shooting which lasted about 20 minutes. Consul Jean Merrion and two other French citizens reported.y136 words
-
Article50 1956-10-30 7 VIENNA. Oct 28 (AP) Help poured in today from all parts of the world for Hungary. The British embassy in Vienna announced that 24 planes of the R.A.F. Transport Command are expected at Vienna's Schwerhat airport with hospital equipment, medicines and food for the Hungarian Red Cross.50 words
-
127 1956-10-30 7 'HELLO THERE, BABY' ...AND VANISHES MYSTERIOUSLY WILDVVOOD, Florida, Oct. 29. (AP)— A negro man accused of insulting a white woman vanished' mysteriously from a bloodfleckrd jail t-ell early yesterday. Jesse Woods, 39. was still missing. About 150 County and State police, aided by (wo airplanes, searched a wide area for127 words
-
Article, Illustration45 1956-10-30 7 (LEFT to RIGHT):— Miss World Petra Schumann. Miss Denmark Anne Rye Nielsen and Miss Japan Midoriko Tokura admire an evening dress in white satin trimmed in sold lace in the fashion studios of Paris designer Masey Rouff, modelled by Stella.45 words
-
Article, Illustration176 1956-10-30 7 WYSZYNSKI(Prisoner) (Sincel 1953) FREED BY REDS Returns To Duty In Warsaw WARSAW, Oct. 29 (AP)-Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Roman Catholic primate of Poland, was released from house arrest yesterday. It was officially announced that he returned in Warsaw and resumed his church functions. The Cardinal had been held iii a country176 words
-
Article87 1956-10-30 7 5 ,000 Picket U.N. Hqrs. UMTED NATIONS, New York. Oct. 29 (AP) A crowd of 5,000, many of Hungarian background, picketed in the Itri Opposite U.X Headquarters yesterday as the Security Council took up the Hungarian question. Their placards demanded "Russians home". "Communist murderers gel out of Hungary.' and '"Exterminate87 words
-
Article79 1956-10-30 7 Police Shoot Rioters DAMASCUS. Oct. 29 (AP)— The Syrian army ordered a dusk to dawn curfew last night on riot-torn Aleppo where Arab mobs earlier reportedly bet fire to four French mission schools and the French Information Office. Premier Sabri Assali personally confirmed that police bullets mowed down 30 rioters,79 words
-
Article59 1956-10-30 7 VIENNA. Oct 29, (Reuter) The Hungarian Interior Ministry, in an announcement formally dissolving the security police, said fa a Budapest Radio broadcast today that all those who were members of the security police would be made to answer for their crimes. Rebels have blamed the security police59 words
-
Article76 1956-10-30 7 TEL AVIV. Oct 29 (Reuter) Two Egyptian destroyers and a number of other craft have been sighted moving due north in the Eastern Mediterranean, according to Israeli military reports today. The appearance of Egyptian vessels in these waters, relatively close to the Israeli port of76 words
-
Article30 1956-10-30 7 THE Chinese Nationalist Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday described as absolutely and fantastically untrue" a Japanese newspaper report that peace negotiations between Taipeh and Peking were under way. Reuter.30 words
-
Article, Illustration80 1956-10-30 7 TRY HIM' RIOTERS DEMAND This is Mathias Rakosi, deposed Hungarian dictator, who is currently reported to be on a "cure" on the Soviet Black Sea Riviera. In riots that have erupted in Budapest, involving thousands of people, demands were made for &*t?~ call from Russia of Rajbsi "To stand trial80 words
-
Article75 1956-10-30 7 A Mistake Soekarno JAKARTA. Oct. 29 <AP> President SofKarno today called for an end to politic*] parties in Indonesia. S' me Hewed the speech bus Boekarno's first mova to Xt taimseli up as a dictator. Speaking to a large cr^xrd commemorating the 26th anniversary of the National Youth Organization. BoeKarno75 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement96 1956-10-30 7 Knife (BzcmcL COOKING OIL THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR JuZfTl &OOTI PROD U C TS The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products TIN PACKED BALASHIN SAI (Pat Ku a Tan) Very effective for Coughs, I nal gestion, Seasickness, \3usea Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL96 words
-
Advertisement233 1956-10-30 7 W&'^ /M 9, ?<^^ ILjjif f^M^rno mi ***&M W*ABm WPWmW o^ *»;jrj§ w mWJBww w A X i i— I >v l£fl W i i*fA JrQi pgg DRY FLY .^jmrni MWiM i-" •—Mm (fl CMP ÜBY H *k>£^^ mI MM -~—^y i '■^B sntum |P *.4m i~»i> flB Hut SHERRIES233 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement783 1956-10-30 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. lei. J392J/6. *****/4 li 2/6 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICt T» Halita*, Boetoeu New York, Baltimore. Philadelphia b Cult Ports S'por* r.Shim Kenans; UUCIR „^.w .,..w w. 9/14 No* 15/16 Nov 17/18 Nov ULYSSES 29 Dee/4 ia« 5/6 lan 7/8 lan AENEAS 5/14 Feb783 words
-
Advertisement1103 1956-10-30 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 llne»» dncorporateo in iin«apor«) (12 lines) •XT THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE Jff Carrier* option to pro««<l vto otti«i port* »o load and discharge carge SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL CLASCOW LONDON t> CONTINENT ALL VIA SUEZ Singapore Due Sails P. Sham Penan* BeHerophon for1,103 words
-
Advertisement858 1956-10-30 8 MITSUI tjF^ LINE S'por* P.S'hom Penang FOR JAPAN Bansei Maru For Moil. Kobe Yokohomc 4 Not 31 Oct Akakuroson Maru for Yokohama, Kobe, Mojl vio Hongkong 12 Nov 9 Nov 8 Nov Akibaton Mara for Yokohama, Nogoyo, Kobe vio Hongkong 12 Nov FOR U.S.A. vio Suez For New York. Philadelphia858 words
-
Advertisement550 1956-10-30 8 EAST ASIATIC LINg OUTWARDS Soiling, to, Bangkok ond/o, f o| renong p "ASIA" .1 h m I H "BOGOTA" 1/3 Nov 4/s^**^ HOMEWARDS Sailingt tor Genoa, Antwem D Ot!ei ft Hamburg. Copenhagen Gothenburg Q»t Spore p. Sho|ft "PANAMA" s ALSO CALLS KARLSHAMN HELSINKI "FALSTRIA" CALLS SOUTHAMPTON (PASSENGERS ONLY), "MEONIA" 9/ionov550 words
-
-
Article, Illustration281 1956-10-30 9 New Zealand Plans An Agricultural Air Display 'I \n> atv netting com- Lotion in l\i!men»ton N. rth. Now Zealand, for one i»f the first a£ricul-| i\ i ition shows ever > hrld. ia tc be held on I I together .-nation ands Congress, at 3 1 o 1 presented. |Th281 words
-
87 1956-10-30 9 ABOUT 0.%0 tons of Philippine copra fiom the stranded S.S. Halland were sold by public auction in Singapore for about $1,024,000 $l2 per piculi for 3.000 tons exportable and 2.000 tons damaged by M i a water in the past week. It was intended87 words
-
Article33 1956-10-30 9 ABOt'T CAIO million has been invested in the Australian rayon weaving industry in the past 10 years, according to Mr. A. M Flanders, managing director of the Bruck Mills, Wangaratta, Victoria.33 words
-
Article107 1956-10-30 9 NEW details disclosed of the Bristol Olympus BOL 1.6 turbo jet aircraft engine show that it has the highest power yet of any British aero engine. It develops power output of 16,000 lbs., exceeding by 4.000 lbs. the power of the earlier BOL 1.1 now in107 words
-
Article318 1956-10-30 9 —To Boost Business In Paper And Woodmaking Machines TWO trade missions from Japan are due in Malaya next month, to boost trade between the two countries, the Japanese Vice Consul in charge of trade, Singapore, Mr. Y. Nomura, told! The Standard yesterday. They are318 words
-
Article64 1956-10-30 9 WITH a high ratio of motor vehicles to population. New Zcnlondcrs are heavy users of rubber. Pictured here is a fabric wartime in a rubber factory near Wellington. Fabric fed in from one side oj the machine v coated with rubber fed in from the other64 words
-
109 1956-10-30 9 Malayan Trade Chief In U.K. Flies In THE Trade Commissioner for Malaya in Britain, Mr. J.N. Davics f'co into Singapore during the weekend by Qantas/BCAC from London for a month's stay in Malaya. Mr. Davies is here at the invitation of the two Malayan Governments to seenrp f. P "widest109 words
-
Article17 1956-10-30 9 AUSTRALIAN Consolidated Industries Ltd.. Melbourne, i? building a new factory tc make fibre glass.17 words
-
Article37 1956-10-30 9 THE U.S. Agriculture Department yesterday estimated the soyabean crop at 470,064,--000 bushels as at Oct. 1. This compares with 461.928.000 B month ago, 371,016,000 bushels harvester! last year and the 10-year average of 253.653.000.— AP.37 words
-
760 1956-10-30 9 THE following passengers will disembark from the s.s. Canton arriving from Britain at Penans and Singapore on Nov. 4 and Xov. G respectively. Penan? Mrs. Z.L. Bailhes and child. Mrs. J.H. Brown. Mr. Mrs. K.E. Bantock. Mrs. M.J.H. Coupar Mr. G. B. Beresford-Cooke, Mr.760 words
-
Article173 1956-10-30 9 By Arnold C. Brockman, Standard's New York Bureau Chief JAPAN is apparently hungry these days for Thailand's tin. Both Mitsui and Mitsubishi, according to trade reports in New York, are active on tin projects in Thailand. The Mitsui Mining and Smelting Company, for example, is reported173 words
-
Article190 1956-10-30 9 Water 'Bounces' Off Fabric FOR the first time a stain repellant finish has been successfully applied to printed fashion cottons. Practically any s tain including ink, tea, coffee and sauces can be washed off with water. The new process also makes the cotton water repellant water "bounces'* off the fabric.190 words
-
Article26 1956-10-30 9 A DELEGATION of members of the Board of Commerce of Detroit, U.S. recently visited Australia, to .study economic and ivj.-iness conditions in the count:..26 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement228 1956-10-30 9 YUGOSLAV LINE tram Adriatic Neor East Indio to Diokorta. M'koro ond Whampoa. Penang P Sham Malacca S pore r VEUBIT" 25 26 Oct 27 2S Oct 31 Oct From H>ngkong to Bombay Aden. P. Sudan. Port Said. Beirut. Venice. Trieste and Rijeka. Spore Malacca P. S ham Pcnonq Sil r228 words
-
Advertisement128 1956-10-30 9 NOTICES M.V. "ORAXJE IS expected to arrive from 1 Europe on I he 31st October and to berth alongside the wharves of thr Singapore Harbour Board between 8 and 9 a.m. The Godown numbers will be announced later. Passengers for Tg. Priok are requested to embark between 4 and 5128 words
-
Advertisement689 1956-10-30 9 NOTICE TENDER NOTICE I^ENDERS are invited from approved Contractors for the re-construction and dpmolition of the Chungking Cinema at Tanjong Pagar/ Maxwell Road., for New Light, Theatre Ltd. Plans, Specification* and Tender Forms can be obtained from the office of the Architect. Mr. Wong Foo Nam. 22F Chulia Street. Singapore.689 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement520 1956-10-30 10 in A v~* -.^^P^H Ba^S^B*. k^h Ha v. > i^^^h E9^K* ■Sr^^^Wj We yOUr Friendly RED HORSE Dealers, nb^^^rm '^w4 invite you to drive in to One of our /%ttim^&M- m Stations for a FREE surprise today. /a^^* :< l V FEDERATION OF MALAYA PAHANG Hiap Siong, Lemon St. Serembon,520 words
-
-
Article, Illustration443 1956-10-30 11 MALAYA'S FLAG UP Two Mistakes Mar Village Opening I N S f >>e I Phi (carried Constella- the normal mariner on the frtmi wall of the aircraft n. sJimrs Qantas or U' Porter (spec a] ■nrt for the Flame) with U'Jrcti will he installed in443 words
-
Article95 1956-10-30 11 v- Johr 18 and .t'ting i :red during I and has Amer compete in next i tes in Melbourne. ir has a fra ecap -z n selectorf extra p i light c team ol seven 1 ny Kon who tweighi title in 2 but is now i95 words
-
Article153 1956-10-30 11 IAAF Bans New Javelin Throw LONDON, Oct 29 (P.cuter> The new and unorthodox style of Throwing the Javelin with a turning action was today banned by the International Amateur Athletic Federation. A statement was issued by Mr. Donald Pain. Secretary of the Federation as follows "The Council of the lAAF.153 words
-
Article67 1956-10-30 11 NEW HAVEN. Connecticut Oct. 29. (UP) —Olympic swimmor Bill Yorzyk today set a new AmeFican-long co-vise mark for the 100-metre butterfly as he swam two lengths of Yale's 50--metre practice pool in 1:02.1. cracking Al Wiggins year-old record of 1:02.7 Yorzyk failed however, to better Wiggins67 words
-
Article41 1956-10-30 11 LONDON, Oct. 23, (Router) A former Olympic and world hammer throwing champion, Jozsef Csermak. has been reported killed in the Hungarian uprising, reports reaching here said today The report was sent here from usually reliable sources in Budapest.41 words
-
Article112 1956-10-30 11 The political upheaval in Poland would not aflect me Polish Olympic team in anj way, the Secretary of the Polish Olympic Committee, Mr Tomasz Lempart. said m Melbourne. About 40 of the Australia Olympic team moved into the Olympic village. Most of the rest of the team of112 words
-
520 1956-10-30 11 Polish Challenge To The Americans LONDON, Oct. 29 (Reuter) About 200 boxers from more than forty countries will compete in Olympic Games in Melbourne next month. They constitute the finest amateur boxers from all over the world and an Olympic title is520 words
-
482 1956-10-30 11 LONDON, Oct. 28 (Reuter) The United Stales and the Soviet Union will be the main medal-winners at next month's Olympic Games in Melbourne, but it is unlikely that either nation will have much of a say in the cycling events. i Soviet cyclists made482 words
-
Article, Illustration187 1956-10-30 11 Magyars Will Be There MELBOURNE. Oct. 29, (Renter; The Hungarian Olympic team will compete in the games iit Melbourne, according to advice from Budapest received today by Hungarian officials already here. An earlier report from Vienna had quoted Radio Budapest as saying that the Hungarian tern had been withdrawn Cram187 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement329 1956-10-30 11 CLASSIFIED ADS l\ MLMORIAM LOVING MEMORY of our beloved I pector, v. Regunathan, diad Oct. 30th W55 i 1 Gdang Pa.ah, •lohore BaBF I One sad >ear gone, 1);:; not falgoitca, greatly Din ed I f bii pare I ILIITIOM PAVA LEBAR SERA\GOON GARDEN ESTATE STUDENTS: Classes in Typewriting, Shorthand329 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous282 1956-10-30 11 Li 1 Abner By A/ Copp AiCO) MAMtLV. ROBBIN' NEITHER ftUT LUCKILY, S/^ 7 AH V-AH' AH WILL SAVE VOUVE iWu» Z i A BANK -AN X DID HE. r f VCXJ RE GOING TO LOVES P NE O' THAR -?< GOT THE, I C k SHOOTINJ'UPA HONEST.T DIE.ANVHOW.I'' J282 words
-
-
Article1093 1956-10-30 12 WEIGHTS and probable starters for all eight races at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, opening: day of the Selangor Turf Clubs November Meeting, are: Horses Class 2, Div. 1-6 Furs. 823 Hopsasa 4y 9.00 Double X Stable Yon* S Copper Khan 4t 808 Peking Stable Hobbs1,093 words
-
Article180 1956-10-30 12 Aussies Well Ahead BURKE, HARVEY NIT CENTURIES BOMBAY, Oct. 29 (Reuter) Centuries by Jim Burke (156 not out) and Neil Harvey (140) put Australia in a commanding: position at the end of the third day's play in the second Test against India. With 386 for two on the board, they180 words
-
Article47 1956-10-30 12 I TAIPING. Mon. In their mnual rugger fixture here luring the weekend. Kins idward VII School beat Penang Free School by 19 X>ints (two goals, two tries, mo penalty] to 3 (one penalty). Mr W B Oliver nferetd j be mat h. I47 words
-
Article144 1956-10-30 12 I.O.C. Call For A Truce i LAUSANNE, Oct. 29, 1 (Rcuter)— The International Olympics Committee has appealed to the Hungarian Government to establish an Olympic truce to enable Hungarian athletes to leave the country for Melbourne. The appeal was made by M. Otto Mayer, Chancellor of the Olympic Committee, and144 words
-
121 1956-10-30 12 MALACCA. Mon.— A Noordin hattrick enabled a Hua L.an Invitation side to beat Sultan Sulaiman Chib 4-2 In a soccer friendly at the Kubu stadium yesterday. Exchanges up to the half-way stage were fairly even But the smooth and more efficient movements of the121 words
-
468 1956-10-30 12 MELBOIKNt. Oct. 20 (Reuter)— There are still 52 horses in the Melbourne Cup to be run it Flemington on Tuesday. Xov 6 The Cup is the most popular event in Australia's racing calendar but pew attendance records are e:;oeeted to be reached this468 words
-
Article, Illustration195 1956-10-30 12 Tir'lTY-FOrR o c the United Slates top amateur soccer players recently battled tor IS places on the 1956 U.S. Olympic soccer team ■>* a hard fought game al St. Lo a V.\:>? the participant* dttrided into teams ffcan the En^r and Wc.sf, the* oiarne encfed i?^195 words
-
374 1956-10-30 12 They May Be The New Rage Of World Soccer By JEFFERY JAMES WITH the Yanks, no new sport is new or safe from Yankee domination. The Americans take to sport as easily as we take to their Marilyn Monroe! Introduced to badminton, the I" cinemascopic killers of Redskin took no374 words
-
Article34 1956-10-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor Club beat Selangor Eurasian Assn. 2-0 in a women's hockey match on the Padang today. The Club scored their goa's through Miss Wynn Drake and Mrs. M Stubbs.34 words
-
Article37 1956-10-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Public Works Department cracked up in the second naif to 20 down by 8 points (goal try) to nil against Headquarters Malaya Command in a ***** match at Gurney Road today.37 words
-
Article, Illustration481 1956-10-30 12 ANNIES THE ACE FOR THE FEDERATION The 'Queen' fIfiBHHWWWWWPPPWiM^^ is No i Over There by BILL FUNK f or Melbourne the Olvmpi^^^^i TAKING into account not only her capabilities but personal contributions, glamour and everything else that makes her prominent, ANNIE CHOONG, very definitely is the No. 1 athlete in481 words
-
151 1956-10-30 12 Phaik Har Loses Singles Wins Doubles TAIPING. Mob: Chin Pee Keow, Perak s:ng'c.^ runner-up yarterday .^r.ncxed the Women*i i title in the CRC Opce badmintoo tourocy, bei I lipinf Bctootteadier, L:m Phi Har in strain: sets 11-7, 11-5. [b the men'? tingles fins 1 Oh v 800 l fans Iwd151 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement69 1956-10-30 12 A\OTH[R CttAl VALUE- FOR -\lo\fl p% PRCMItiU *L MARILYN IMRODUCING HOLLVWOOI) S LATEST Ml VI ni DON MURRAY INTERNATIONALLY PAMHI S\> j 4^| M^. ROOKLYN ft THE MAS WITH IHK MILLION v^J HANIM IN A nQCHtAMMI <! j MA(.IC WHICH WILL A"JQl Nl ISP ASSISTED BY of MISS SHIRLEY DRIMKELL,69 words
-