Singapore Standard, 1 November 1956

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    34 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD P #Pft E ***** (5 Uft«l 2400 !t m k FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 281 1 2414. \ol. Ml. No. L 22 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Ji PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon BRITAIN AT WAR
    719 1 BRITAIN AND FRANCE LAUNCHED AN AIR OFFENSIVE AGAINST MILITARY TARGETS IN EGYPT AT 12.10 A.M. (MALAYAN TIME; TODAY. The announcement came m a terse statement from Allied Forces' Headquarters m Nicosia, Cyprus. IT SAID: "AN AIR OFFENSIVE BY BOMBER AIRCRAFT UNDER ALLIED COMMAND IS AT THE MOMENT
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    127 1 LIKE WARNS: 'DON'T COUNT ON US' ILNGT N I 7~-? United France nihtar*/ may qpark v r v ar anc j at cannot count on r nited States to help them out. Admin] tration offie:;'..~ I*rcsldent Eisenhower S cretary ot State John ster Dulles view the Bri-tish-French venture as a
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    35 1 THE curfew wll be imposed m Singapore from midnight till 6 a.m. Friday. But Government' has warned that if will be re- mposed *or longer periods over any area, should t become nrcessarv
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    Lock icon 'Clear Off' Said The Navy To 'Buzz' Party
    504 1  -  SAMMY KING TUC AD lEfTI\/E From SAMPAN FISHERMEN LET THE BRITANNIA GO BY UNNOTICED PENANG, Wed. We "buzzed" the Duke's yacht m an Auster aircraft this morning and were promptly told off by one of the escorting warships. Immediately after ilyiaf ovt
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    Lock icon DRIVE IN STATE
    50 1 DRIVE IN STATE Ipic. THE Duke of Edinburgh, m full dress uniform of Marshal of th Royal Air Foroe. enters the portals of King's House m Kuala Lumpur, with Federation Chic' Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman at the conclusion of his triumphal State Drive through the streets of the capital. Standard
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    Lock icon CAIRO BOMBED
    44 1 BRITISH bombers attacked Cairo, early this morning, Cairo Radio reported The bombing was announced m c communique issued by Egyptian A r med Forces Headquarter^. The announcement soid the air c^r- »c was launched at icou havptian lime (16 30 GMT) Reuter
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    Lock icon RAINSTORM FAILED TO DAMPEN ENTHUSIASM OF CHEERING CROWDS
    1442 2 RAINSTORM FAILED TO DAMPEN ENTHUSIASM OF CHEERING CROWDS ...And he responds with A typical gesture Standard Staff Reporter KIALA U MPIR, Wed. The Duke of Fdin burgh flew into Kuili Lumpur m a driving downpour thi> e\envig and wanted to know first of ill why the new international i I
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    Lock icon THE DUKE IN MALAYA
    13 2 THE DUKE IN MALAYA Th. Duke as "ie sols foot on. Malayan soil.
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    Lock icon 'SPECIAL' FOR SWETTENHAM
    49 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In connection with the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh to Kuala Lumpur, the Malayan Raiiway Administration is arranging for a special passenger train on Nov. l to leave Kuala Lumpur at 11.15 p.m., stopping at a'l stations en route to Port Swettenham,
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    Lock icon Royal Car In Collision
    75 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Th« Tunku Anpuan of Kelantan wsj this e\ening involved m a traffic accident m front of her Kia Peng Road residence while returning from town. The Royal car was turning into the Istana when another car cam' 1 OUI of a until private
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    Lock icon DIM SKIES DID NOT TAKE THE COLOUR AND WARMTH OUT OF PENANG'S WELCOME
    1100 2  - DIM SKIES DID NOT TAKE THE COLOUR AND WARMTH OUT OF PENANG'S WELCOME KHOO BOON CHOO By PENANG, Wed. Another chapter m the long history of Penong Island was written today when the Duke of Edinburgh brought hoppy and warm reminiscence of the visit of the then Prince of Wales,
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    49 3 ABOVE: THE Duke is presented with a souvenir m the form of a silver beer mug by a senior staff of the Technical School, Mr. H. H. Peterson. t M BELOW: A BLUEPRINT of on engine design interests the Duke during his visit to the Technical School.
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    Lock icon A Word With A Student
    33 3 ABOVE: The Duke visited the Junior Technical Trade School, and stopped to chat with a student, Tio n g Liang long, who was working on a lathe machine.
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    16 3 LEFT: LEAVING the MAAF Headquarters after inspecting the unit's premises at Peei Avenue,
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    46 3 ABOVE: THE Municipal President, P3na n g, Mr. J. S. H. CunyrtghamBrown, presents the Duke of Edinburgh with a miniature Municipal cmMem. A GROUP of smiling schoolgirls with flags m their hands, line the streets as they await the arrival of the Duke.
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    Lock icon Residency Visit
    10 3 Coming down the Residency steps after a visit.
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    Lock icon 4S-Hour Deadline For Rebel Students
    229 4 THE Ministry of Education yesterday warned Singapore Chinese Middle School students to re register themselves for classes by Saturday, otherwise, they would not be re-admitted. Mr. D. McLellan. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry, told The Standard that the students had been given four da\> until
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    Lock icon All Calm, But Troops To Stay On At Road Blocks
    379 4 CALM prevail* I m Sic. la; n r the tt < ">sion since c come: OolOwJ r. -5 las: Tnuts.-iay. Or. >• one Incideni described v the P ice S retary. I »ter C ig a minor "cd. A ned
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    Lock icon No Right To Wild Boar
    45 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. For pos> of a wild unlawfully taken. Chan Seng, of Ayer Bemoan, was r 190 or one month's i a i I m the Magistrate's Court today Chan told the Court it was a very young bo
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    Lock icon MARSHALL'S BID TO CENSURE LIM FAILS
    270 4 MARSH ALL'S BID TO CENSURE LIM FAILS Sensation Rnrks Front Executive Session He Apologizes And Withdraws FORMER Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall received a rude shock when he attempted to wrest leadership of the Labour Front at a stormy meeting of the party's executive last night. Mr. Marshall attempted to
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    Lock icon CO-OP MOVE
    146 4 Urges Govt. Centre To Control Loans SINGAPORE Co-operative Union yesterday asked the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Ho<-k. to set up a Ciovenimcnt Control Centre to transact all money-lending businesses", m the Colony. The Union, m a It-point llWlllHf anrtlim. also asked the Chief Mini.-ier to amend the
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    Lock icon COUNCIL THROWS OUT MOVE TO HAVE UNLIMITED TAXIS
    250 4 THE restriction on the number of licensed taxis IB Singapore is to remain m force. In a aa minute debate at the continued monthly rreetin^ of the City Council reslerda}. a motion to takp immediate action tn delimit Ibe number of taxis
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    Lock icon Fines For 9 More Curfew Breakers
    153 4 Fines For 9 More Curfew Breakers NINE m< i pen; c were fined m the Singapore Fourth District Court i terdav for creaking the curfew n n O I :■,<> Al had plea •< <i s A tj and were tflSd a >r '"a Di |1 if! d^fa: prison sent<
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    Lock icon Justice Chiei From Ceylon On A Mission
    136 4 Justice Chiei From Ceylon On A Mission CEVI OS'S Atton (..nrral Mr I N Gratiea, (abovi arrived m "Mn^apore yetfU ida> m Ihf liner Oranu Mr dratien vho is «n a > ton (.<wrnmrnt mission to sur\ej the working and hanril.nf of port piobirms m >insaporc v»a> >urprtv. a bout
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    Lock icon Khatijah Case: Hearing Nov. 10
    35 4 The executive council of -^1 ■on will deal with c of the expuMas of Che men's section leader, fr section, at a meet headquarters m Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 10
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      36 4 I THE BRITISH ALUMINIUM CO., LTD. TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING I THE APPOINTMENT OF HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. AS THEIR AGENTS FOR SINGAPORE, THE FEDERATION OF AAALAYA, j SARAWAK, BRITISH NORTH BORNEO 1 AND BRUNEI i
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    53 5 ABOVE: THE Duke shokes hands with Mrs. T. R. Marks, Kuala Lumpur Municipal Councillor, m the Municipal Council Chamber. RIGHT: THE DUKE meets members of *he Federal Legislative Council. GIRL Guides brave the rain to welcome the Royal visitor. A SECTION of the huge crowd is kept
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    Lock icon A Curtsey From Lady MacG. At The Airport
    25 5 A Curtsey From Lady MacG. At The Airport LADY MACGILLIVRAY, wife of the High Commissioner, greets the Duke on his arrival at Kuala Lumpur airport.
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      Lock icon Mid-East Flare-Up
      497 6 AR clouds have again appeared m the Middle East. The rejection of the Anglo-French ultimatum to Egypt and Israel to cease their hostilities President Nassr: G Penmeni can result m a-. llflMßj immediate rlare-up n n the two ten tones on a sea I it can become highly
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      430 6 ..:ET HOfISTEB Lim Ye Ho k hai catted on Qh people ol Singapore to forget the eventi of the three da- < ia; i of last week and "ma forward M people and face the future v hope and confidence." I zen will support pica foi b ing
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    Lock icon Remember May, 1955
    216 6 Sir; Let us remember the riots of May 1955; Mr. David Marsha'... "the :hen Chief Minister, described Chinese Middle School students as sick peop'.e who needed gentle uuicing bark lo health. The medicine they v.ere given by his administration wta weak Indeed, their condition was made dangerous
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      282 6 BAN P.A.P. FROM FED. S.r. Hearty congratu'aU> the Singapore Police. Tat irreeW of the pap Ltgislative Assemblyman, Lim Chin SionjC and the so-railed Middle Road trade union leaden are very important as I have no doubt H will lead to the ultimate wratihh 1 of ail mbvenrve el**in tnat unhappy
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      315 6 S:r; Ono ofl the pnnr:pa! sien> at Inefflcieni government i.s a failure U) ensure .if Administration of th^ law. Justice delayed la oft< n denied, and thai la sho position m this today. m Deo tnbex 1055 the Bar Commit cc made strong representatlona that another High Court
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      191 6 PRAISE FOR US Sir; Allow me To ron^ralul ite your paper for giving us m the Fedei ami n rod hot news about the stu lent riotStl np m October Jh Trio pictures were draand the reporting fair I rible Thanks to piper and Radio Malaya, we Malaya In the
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      120 6 "Scientific truth Is not to be gamed by observations and logic alone: it is not like a precious mineral which will fall into your hands if you atfl away the earth that hides it. Scientific truth has to be created: it i> a creation of the human mind Professor O
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      Lock icon Shorts from the talks
      300 6 Shorts from the talks that constitute civilization. For the future, it seems that mankind will have to learn to do without this ancient and well-tried method. I think mankind will have to depend, not rpon force or domination, but upon the inherent attractiveness of a civilized way of life. The
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    Lock icon FESTIVAL FLOODS
    1714 6  -  RAWLE KNOX f\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V I By NEW DELHI, TT was a sad Dusschra for the many fleeing the Indian floods. Dussehra is the beginning of the great autumn festival m India. In West Bengal there is usually a full fortnight of rejoicing, hut now one-third of the entire territory
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    Lock icon THE BIG UNITED NATIONS SENSATION
    12 7 THE BIG UNITED NATIONS SENSATION NASSER (on the left). MOLLET and EDEN
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    Lock icon Israel's Aim: Peace Without Armed Raids
    223 7 Israel's Aim Peace Without Armed Raids JERUSALEM. Israrl. Oct. 31 (AP.)— lsrael defined its am:.s \c-terday as "peace by agreement and wittwot armed raids, blockade or boycott. Walter Fvar., DITOCtOTOenenU of the Israeli Forr ign Ministry, taU m a statement; •"Egypt has been maintaining a state of war against US
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    Lock icon TROUBLE SPOT
    23 7 This is the Middle-East trouble spot. Israel shaded invaded Egyptian territory up to with 18 miles from the I Suez Canal.
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    Lock icon HOW THE TWO SIDES SHAPE OUT
    241 7 THIS IS THE WAY EGYPT AND ISRAEL SHAPE UP IN A MILITARY WAY: ISRAEL ISRAELS wartime potential is believed to be about 250.000 soldiers, including men and women reservists. Each able-bodied man serves m the reserves until he is 49. and childless women to
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    Lock icon EDEN AND MOLLET WIN OVER THEIR PARLIAMENTS
    77 7 LONDON. Oct. 31 Sir Anthony Eder. last night won House of Commons ap proval by 270 votes to 218 for his decision to move troops into *he Sup/ Canal area if Israel and Egypt do not halt hostilities. In Paris. Premier Gaj Mollet
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    Lock icon BRITAIN, FRANCE VETO U.S.
    283 7 BRITAIN, FRANCE VETO U.S. Big-3 Allies Fall Out, And Russia Joins The Side Of America UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., OCT., 31 AP— THE WESTERN BIG THREE SPLIT SHARPLY LAST NIGHT OVER THE MIDDLE EAST CRISIS WHEN BRITAIN AND FRANCE VETOED A U.S. CEASE FIRE PLAN AND ANNOUNCED THEY WOULD LAND TROOPS
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    Lock icon Nasser's S.O.S. To Ike, Nehru, Tito & Bulganin
    245 7 Nasser's S.O.S. To Ike, Nehru, Tito Bulganin CAIRO. Oct. 31-Presi-dent Gamal Abdel Nasser sent urgent messages to President Eisenhower, Yucnslavia's Marshal Tito. Indian Premier Jawaharl^l Nehru and Soviet Premier lai Bulganin on the Mid-Eastern crisis today. as understood that the mrilliri were connected with the Ang F^nrh ultimatum U E|
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    Lock icon FIRST FRUITS OF ISRAEL'S MILITARY DRIVE
    441 8 FIRST FRUITS OF ISRAEL'S MILITARY DRIVE TEL AVIV, Oct. 31 Israel claimed today the capture of a warship, the destruction of seven planes and the smashing of a big convoy of vehicles as the first fruits of its drive into Egypt. Israeli naval units captured the warship, a 1.000-ton frigate,
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    Lock icon Pay Rise To Stave Unrest?
    104 8 Pay Rise To Stave Unrest? LONDON. Oct. 31. iAP> The satellite Government of Rumania announced yesterday .-alary increases and expanded allowances designed to increase living standards throughout the country, Radio Bucharest reported. The increases gained added significance from speculation ai to whether Rumania mighi become subject to economic unrest which
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    30 8 SIX persons were killed and five injured when a Swedish military transport plane CD cd into a high tension line near Yac.-teras, Sweden, .yesterday. A P
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    Lock icon Rebels Threaten To Rise Up In Arms Again if...
    189 8 LONDON. Oct. 31. Russian tanks have withdriwn from the principal centres of fighting m Budapest, diplomatic sources said m London today. I ports sa:.: I I I boon Russian s from c m Budapest, but that i from I iga chief
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    166 8 A Caii To Follow Hungary's Footsteps SE L 0 31 (Reuter) —I wo powerful organizations of South Korea t called on North Kor> to rise m revolt I Communist g ment m concert with uprisings m Hungary. President Syng V.het's Liberal Party said m a statement that North Ko: should
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    Lock icon CARDINAL FREED
    45 8 VIENNA Oct 31, (UP Joszef Cardinal Mindszenty has been released from jail and returned to his Buds.] home, Radio Budapest announced today. The announcement of the Care:.:- n :ea>e came aJ Premier Imre Nagy deer- j all d ■> m I him "null d
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    11 8 COMMUNIST China la I Mtd i "!.!itary G AP
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    52 8 iOLLOWING tho new Polish rosime's first major dovernmrnt shuffle. General Mari.tn Spvchalski has born named as the new Polish Deputy Defence Minister, Spychalski, purged m IH4O with Gomulka for "Titoism" and later imprisoned with him. replaces "Stalinist"'. GeaietsJ Kazimierz Witaszpwski as both Deputy Def^nco Minister and Army
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    Lock icon 70TH BIRTHDAY
    30 8 GENERA] [SSI Chiang Kai-.-hck mode \ived away from Taipei yestc m accordance with Chi' .-o custom as firecrackers announced the beginning of big celebrations of his 70th birthday.
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    Lock icon Phone Call Was Death Lure
    96 8 y '"V YORK Oct. 31. (AP> —The phone riß| :n ft bd mi bu room last nil md Louis (Cheesecake) Melito, 55 years old tad 170 Da hcary, waddled o v e r to n n -"A" n t it "That's probably for me," he
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    Lock icon Two Generals Get The Sack
    138 8 Two Generals Get The Sack LONDON, Oct. 31 (Reuter) General Ivan Turkiel, Russian Commander of Poland's air force, has been dismissed, Warsaw Radio announced yesterday. Major Gene r al Lajos Toth, Hungary's First Deputy Minister of Defence, hcs been sacked by the newly formed "Revolutionary Military Council of the Army,"
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    Lock icon Airport Captured
    64 8 VIENNA, Oct. 31. (DP)— Red Cross mercy plane^ received emergency radio hrn ssages from Budapest tor/.-:.* reporting the city\> airport was .suddenly dosed. An uneonflrmed report said troops had captured the field. Pilots of a returning Swiss Air chartered plane and Hungarian transport told Vienna airport authorities they
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    Lock icon THE DUKE AT LANGKAWI
    431 9 'Thank You For A Wonderful Welcome' ALOR STAR, Wed. The Duke of Edinburgh today conveyed to the Sultan of Kedah his delight m having the opportunity to visit the "charming island" of Langkowi yesterday. "I greatly enjoyed meeting so many of your subjects and was deeply
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    82 9 IPOH. Wed.— Bunong New v-.'.laßf 1 here, with a population of about 15.000. will soon br having a library of its own. .V the village's local Council meeting recently, it was decided to make use of half of the Community Hall for thus purpose. For
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    Lock icon SALT FISH TRADE WITH R.I. DECLINES
    157 10 KL SINGAPORE'S trade with Indonesia m salt fish, which has experienced a spate of activity m the past months, is slowing down, merchants told The Standard, yesterday. This is due to the monsoon season which is affecting production m the East Coast of Malaya,
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    Lock icon Synthetic Factory In Wales
    73 10 Synthetic Factory In Wales A NEW plant for the manufacture of special purpose synthetic rubbers is being built at Barry m Wales. The plant will produce Hviar butadiene atrylonitrile copolymers and la-t--ices usually referred to as nitrile rubbers. Those synthetic rubbers tornbine a high degree of oil resistance with excellent
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    Lock icon To Visit Japan
    56 10 MR. T. C. TstQC senior partr.nr of Malaya Mining Company and chairman of Kepong Prospecting Ltd., Ipoh, has left for Japan by air on a business tour. He will visit leading steel mills and study the iron ore market conditions thero. His company is exporting iron ore
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    Lock icon U.S. Imports And Exports Rising
    470 10 WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 United States trade with the rest of the world has been increasing even faster this year than has its internal economic activity. For the first half of 1956, U.S. imports from other countries were up 14 per cent over the first half
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    Lock icon U.K. Biscuit Chief On Asian Tour
    124 10 U.K. Biscuit Chief On Asian Tour TO make new survey of the Asian and Australasian markets, the managing director of HuntlCj and Palmers. Ltd.. is to make an Asian tour to discuss problems and requirements of distributors and agents. The managing director is Mr. J.R. Gales, wfcOM policy is to
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    Lock icon Marts On Holiday
    36 10 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the S.C.C. Rubber Association, the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association, the Malayan Sharehrokcrs' Association and produce markets uill be closed today for Deepavali. Thr tin market will remain open.
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    Lock icon Tin Concentrates Output Rises
    75 10 PRODUCTION of tin m concentrates for September amounted to 5.157 tons < 5.296 tons m August), according to official Malayan statisticStocks of tin and tin m concentrates including stocks with smelters, ore buyers, a* mines, m transit and stock on wharve-. lighters, amounted to 5.197 tons
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    55 10 THE Shoalhaven Paper Mi".'.?. near Nowra. New South Wales, went into production recently, and will produce £A2 million worth of superfine paper yearly. The new mill is a joint venture of two of the oldest paper manufacturers m the world. the Wiggins Tc-ape group, and William
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    123 10 NON-IRONING SHIRTS SCORE IN MALAYA A Bnti.-h firm which developed non-ironing cotton shirts repot-? that they are selling we m Ifalayi and Hongkong and have begun tc win customer! m Thailand. In London its managing director announce^ that the firm is likely to be convert* ed into a public company
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    295 10 Rubber Breaks Level On Mid-East Crisis -BOUNCES 6y 2 C. TO $1.05% SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday jumped 6J cents to $1.05* r Ib. for first grade November shipment the highest since Aug. 8 Hi year on reports that British and French forces have gone into och m Egypt. The price
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    299 10 HIGHER TINPLATE OUTPUT FORECAST KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tinplate production will top 10,000,000 tons by 1970 and tin consumption will reach 70,000 tons, Dr. VV. E. Hoare, assistant Director of the Tin Research Institute, forecast today m the latest issue of "Tin And Its Uses." Efforts were now being marie to
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    174 10 Shares Close Barely Steady THE Malayan *hare market estenfe < In^-i that British and Krrnrh forces were m i< tint m In the morning the market was steady, but profit-taking m the afternoon caused prices to be s'.ightly easier. Prire changes announcer Sharebrokers' A*soeiation yesterday were: Idler* 88. Petrol Fed
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    79 10 Tests On Twir Hulled Vessel TESTS are being carried out m the Sydney UniveSydney, on a model of twinhulled type of ship, and resulti r>e comparec resistance figures recorded bf the model hull of a modem American single-hulled d«> of similar type. U the catamaran hull design survives the mean
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    163 10 MALAYA has a ntul as a market for resilient floor tiles, according to Mr. Walter Wessely. export manager of Kentile. Inc., Brooklyn. New York. M a visit to Singapore. Mr. \W Klf B«M son for this was the m ing amount of house builrii
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    127 12 JH THE price of rubber skyrocketted to $1.05$ per Ib. for top grade November shipment m Singapore yesterday, a rise of 61 cents on Tues- day's quotation following the crisis m the Middle East. This is the first time since Aug. 8 that the
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    211 12 Businessmen Worried Over Supply Of Manufactured Goods SINGAPORE'S business community yesterday expressed grave concern over the situation developing m the Middle East following armed intervention by British and French forces m the Suez Canal zone. The Colony's commercial firms which have been affected by local disturbances m the past few
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    274 12 New Route For Qantas Service To London DIE to the situation m the Middle 111 t. Qantas Umpire Airways yesterday implemented lone-standing plans to maintaan the Sydney London services following the closure of the Cairo airport. Mr. A. F. Foster. QKA Area manager for South-east Asia, told The Standard. Qantas
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    214 12 AHMAD bin Mansoor, 19. an office peon, caught m the act of presenting a forged $3,000 cash cheque U) a Singapore bank, on Aug. 27 this year, was sentenced to three years' jail, by Mr. Justice Knight m the Singapore Assizes
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    23 12 JOHORE BAIIRU, Wed D*-. Tamr bin Abdul Cadcr, a Medical Oflu-cr, attached to the General Hospital, here re--:;,'ned from the service.
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    108 12 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber price* (cents per lb.> m Sineaoore yesterday were: Buverv Seller* Spot (nom.) 1051 10r>} Nov RSS No. 1 1054 1053 R.S.S No 2 102 A 103 R.S.S. No. .'J 100 100J Tone: Firm. S'HURK TIN The price ol tin on the local market vesferday was S408;
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    384 12 THE Malayan Communist Party continued its subversive activities m ;rade unions and student movements with the ultimate object of establishing a Communist republic, states the Singapore Police 1955 annual report, issued yesterday. N some of these moveQta were being converted Int > Communist
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    257 12 SUBJECT to curfew restrictions m Singapore, a lull BOCia] programme baa been arranged for the 136 delegates and observers from Hongkong, Borneo, Sarawak, Brunei and the Federation, to the tour-day Anti-Tuber-culosil Conference which will open at 9 am today At 696 tonight there will j
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    120 12 23 SHIPS ARE HELD UP IN SINGAPORE TWENTY-THREE ships were held up m the Singapore Roads yesterday awaiting berths, although Singapore Harbour Board wharf labourers worked at full pressure to clear vessels already alongside the wharves. A spoke man for the Singapore Harbour Board Ti Department told The Standard that
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    36 12 HONGKONG. Oct. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the 11 konf Exchanfi mere: 16.10 to £1 Sterling; $6.***** to US. I; HJ43 to Malayan $0.1835 to one Indonesian Rupiah: God $*****8 to a tael.
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    511 13 Princess Cave Colours To Kenya Camesmen NAIROBI, Wed. j['\\FNTY-seven sportsmen and one woman— who are flying to Melbourne from Nairobi at the end of this month are the first Kenya team to take part m any Olympic Games. They provide an Inteftttinf COBtratt to South
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    410 13 MELBOURNE October, ru— Olympic Village official! have i new problem young autograph iters. Athletes are cither surrounded as they league the mi D entrance or mobbed when they visit the shops. Bc-t catches, the youngster My are the good-matured Nigerians and Jamaicans. .d if the umbrella -swinging ir;tm
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    149 13 Final Touches M-KLBOURXF. Oc: 30,— With the Qamei len ifian a month kwajr workmen have put the final touches DO Olympic venues around the cr,y. La'.c^t 10 tap completed is the new box;r.g stadium. Prrnted m pastel colour- the stadium has seating for 7.000 There will be a coffee bar.
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    136 13 GCA AID FOR AIR TRAFFIC MELBOURNE, Or' :;n CBmter) Ground control approach radar tndiiu rtenn -15 being installed "r —r= Essendon Airport to help handle heavy air traffic durng the Olvmp r Games. To B A Force If lending ihe pquiprm at the request of the Civil Ation Department. I;
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    93 13 CANBERRA, O. SI (Beaten Australia*! o >• n. p i c Games postal stamp i.--ue «rU] be aval i a fn b the Postmaster General Charies Davidson announced. Mr. Davidson said the four stamps would be on sale from a tstralian post offices for two and a half
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    328 13 The Big Eater Is India's Biggest Hope NEW DELHI, Oct. 30 (AP)— India's leading entry for the Olympics wrestling is a soldier with an appetite so large that even the Indian army cant atlord him. i He's lT>-vear-old Grenadier Eiavildar L; a Ram i r ju>t "Lila" to his friends
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    455 14  -  JAMES PETER CHIN Sleeping Men Hold Up SCRC Building Project by Standard's Chief Reporter THE AGE-OLD row on whether the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club is going to stay put m its •much neglected" premises m Hong Lim Green or move to a brand new building m
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    336 14 HK Services Co Down Fighting By A Special Correspondent HONGKONG. Wed— Singapore Combined Services beat Hongkong Servicebv runs m the inter-port cricket match ended here before tea today. It was a fr one c I when no r -?sembled the footpalk Ift public p<
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    76 14 x LONDON. Oct 31, (Router) Major Ferenc I Puskas, captain of Hun- cary's national soccer team, is 'safe a 1 sound.' > the Hungarian News j Agency reporte f i on .Monday. i Puskas had previously been reported killed m 2 i the fiiihtiner m Budapest. The
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    28 14 Offi) ials for the University of Ma aya's Seventh annual meet, .irp asked to be an t: at Bukit Tiniah en Nov 3 at 2-30 p.m.
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    213 14 KOYAI. Air Force. Sineapore. scored their second successive victory hen they trounced Royal Navy h\ l'> points (two three tries) to nil m an inter services friendly rugby match on H.M.S. Terror ground yesterday. The a men won their ftrst i when they beat the by M
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    29 14 THE annual sonal and dance fif Malaya's seventh annual to be he'd on Nov. 13, at the Victoria Memorial Hall, has been postponed to a later date.
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    171 14 [POH, Wen. The Pf Badminton Association today ed the six players to the State m the Foong Seong Cup zone fina: >t Singapore here thii •a i kcend. They are- Foo Vong Khean, Ch in T trig Kok, Lim Foh Thye, Tar. Jin l ng.
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    210 14 A 'LITTLE MALAYA' AT THE GAMES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Mr. Herman De Souza, Malaya's Chef De Mission to the World Olympics at Melbourne next month told Kuala Lumpur Rotarians today that Malaya's entry into the international arena of sport was a "terrific incentive for endeavour to our crop of young
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    122 14 THE YANKS BEATEN SEOUL. Oct. 31 'Reut^D A South Korean soccer team today beat the visiting United States Olympic Soccer team 1-0 before a capacity crowd m the Seoul City Stadium. The American team la due m Singapore on Nov. 12 when they will meet a Colony team at Jalan
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    77 14 14 SQUADRON Rnv a New Zoa'and Air Forre heat their neighbours the Roya! Australia i Air Force, by eleven prints (a goal, and two trie?) to three (try) when they met m a rugby friendly at Ten;:.'', yesterday The Kiwil took 5-3 lead at half time
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    50 14 PENANG. Wed.— Two player? were ordered off the field for rough play m yesterday's semi-final Victory Cup soccer match between Chinese Club and Penan* Port Commission Recreation Club at the Municipal Stadium. The plajren involved were Swee Cheng and Pang Siang Hork. It happened iate m the same.
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    57 14 SUNGEI PATAM. Wed The following ha\'e been selected to represer.i Kedah Europeans as^ir.si Kedah Al! Blues m a rugby friendly a* Bedong tomorrow D. Womble, R McKaskill, R Gration, D. Mays, R. Morns, D. Moore, P. Moore. A McDonald. H. C. Fawcett, P Giles. J. Weller, W. McVeigh,
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    59 14 r-OFF AGAIN THERE will be no racing ot Bukit Timoh this afternoon. Announcing the cancellation of the races scheduled for this afternoon after the postponement last Saturday due to the Singapore riots, the Singapore Turf Club said that the valuable Gold Cup race on which the Million-dollar sweep will
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    140 14 India Bats All Day Forces Draw BOMBAY. Oft. 31 (Reuter) Batting through th* day for the loss of only four wickets, India forced a draw with Australia m the second tost here toriay^ Be>r. oinf tl thi? mornii z for one 180 runs behind India were 2.t i tor five
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    46 14 Statham, Laker Win For The MCC CAPET ter). Ned W« steri ninfs and 76 runs here ye: Province m 73 f< run«^ to avert sr. ii for as tb m t-s virtual ed thi rook ook kets ii <~ first t g -rev f 24 and Tony
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