Singapore Standard, 9 November 1956

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    35 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD P»LICt "2.XL F*? VP"! 'ml Rl BIII6ADI GINtRAI MOSPItAI 25»8< (5 mam 240 C "TH* A./ 1 •ZEm 2811 2414 Ml. V>. 130 14 P\(,F* 15 < ENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1956
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    Lock icon BUDGET BOX 'SPRUNG A LEAK,' SAY MALAYANS
    346 1 BUDGET BOX 'SPRUNG A LEAK,' SAY MALAYANS H lm .K^sssssssssssaeeeeel Bml ?Wf c iy of/of prices spiral suddenly a few days before the Budget was announced? I ?Wfiy did goods disappear under the counter more than a month ago? I Question May Be Raised In Both Legislatures MALAYANS, REELING FROM
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    Lock icon ARAB RAIDERS STAB ACROSS ISRAEL BORDERS
    246 1 ARAB RAIDERS STAB ACROSS ISRAEL BORDERS TEL AVIV, Nov. 8 (AP) Arab raiders from Jordan stabbed cross a 30-mile stretch cf the Israel border on Wednesday night m ttacks on installations and travellers, the Israeli Army said today. I B army said the raiders blew up a water pipeline and
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    Lock icon Be Careful, Asians Told
    50 1 BOMB.'. 8. (Re :e economic committee of the Asian Socialist Conference recommended to an rountries that they pr cautiously Jn pwCgg? nahenallzalton ot The committee said programmes should be governed by considerations of increased production and also to make the partner m the nationalized vtav t-ire.
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    48 1 f 8 (Reuter) France has banned all Egyptians living m France from leaving the country, a French >a;d today. The official said the issued because Egypt had stopped French nationals leaving Egypt rid had arrested F a Greek y called at Alex indri i
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    Lock icon B.O.A.C. FLATS ARE DAMAGED
    82 1 ADEN. Nov 8 (Reuter) R ters have burned down a block of flats belonging to the British Overseas Airways Cortion In Bahrein, according to unconfirmed reports reaching hi The reports said the rioters also have been engaged m Bghtlng arith British troops during recent d (In
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    31 1 SOL'TH Korea remaunea terriay despite the an- ,tta. k \<>rth Korean MIG jet fighters on two S th Korean aircraft and canitiorj nt leave lor all armed Reuter.
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    Lock icon SOVIET THREAT MAY BE REAL
    681 1 SOVIET THREAT MAY BE REAL LONDON, Nov. 3 (Reuter) Mr. Kenneth Younger, a former Labour Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, told the House of Commons today he believed Russia's threat to send volunteers to Egypt could be real. He was opening a debate on a Labour Opposition motion seeking
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    37 1 OLTEX, Switzerland. NOV. I (AP) Switzerland today withdrew trom the Olympic Games, This makes Switzerland the fifth nation to pull out of the Games. The others are Egypt, Spain, Red China and Holland.
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    87 1 NEW YORK. NOV, 8 (Reuter). The Hungarian delegate to the United Nations. Dr. Janos Szabo today protested against discussion of the situation m Hungary by the United Nations emergency assembly. Dr Szabo declared that the events m Hungary did "not fall within the jurisdiction of the United Nations."
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    Lock icon 300 RUSSIAN TANKS LAUNCH A NEW DRIVE
    232 1 300 RUSSIAN TANKS LAUNCH A NEW DRIVE HUNGARY BELGRADE. Nov. I (Reuter) Soviet tanks had by today advanced about seven miles m an armoured offensive which started at dawn yesterday again: I one of the main InsUTgeOl concentrations still resisting In the Gyor area of north-west Hungary, according to reports
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    89 1 COLONEL Usaf Simhoni. commander ol thr Israeli south front ■BO ll '1 Israeli foree N m their attack <n Egyptian positions m thr Sinai Desert, is missing. Keuter. A PLANE struck a tower at North Bergan Neu Jersey, vestcrd.u anrl plunged into a block of Oats.— Keuter. Isr* it<i
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    Lock icon NEW RED JETS LAND IN SYRIA
    172 1 NEW RED JETS LAND IN SYRIA PARIS. Nov. 8.-F < Foreign Minister Christian Pineau said today th number of speedy Soviet MIG 17 jet fighters had landed m S; -ources here said ew to Syria on the night Preniei Bulg; m sent mes •vernments pledgng sup] -gyp* against i i
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    Lock icon Egypt Breaks Cease Fire
    151 2 Egypt Breaks Cease Fire NI N w Rev- .re was temporarily br Ec p- patrol by] |re srd I the British 1 i m Egypl off.:. Ulied communique I nere to d T munique N I said the Brit troops did not return I fire. The communique sa.d *h° patrol
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    Lock icon AMERICAN ARMED FORCES ALERTED
    134 2 WASHIN Nov. S iter —The Am ri an -7 St T ir.nounI have Army. i find A 1 r and have service c r.rr.ar.d- incr -the nations defence re a J Cln.efs announced tv a that they :anc 3 some ns training manoeuvres r*d training activities
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    Lock icon HUNGARY: WORLD PROTESTS
    463 2 Riots Marches Against Soviet Intervention LONDON. Nov I (Reuter' Riots and demonstrations were staged m various countries yesterba protest against Russian intervention m Hungaj as the Soviet Union celebrated the Kh ennrveroattji of the /ation that brought Communism to power. Official Russian cc tions were boycotted by
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    Lock icon Indonesia Ticks Off Russians
    178 2 RESTORE PEACE IN EUROPE' JAKARTA, Nov. 8 (Reuter) The Indonesian government announced today that it regretted the involvement ot Russian troops m Hungary r 'apart from the question of whether or not it was requested by —^k«lii" "Un tor aVSB circumstances SOplf ry are not letermine
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    Lock icon BRITISH BANK BOMBED
    63 2 AMMAN, Jordan, Nov. 8 (Reuter)— A time bomb exploded at the British Ban* the Middle Bast here last night, smashing the windows ot the bank and of other buildings for half a mile around. Tht,- bomb believed to have been planted by Nationalists, was the first such
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    131 2 A WILD BOAR GOES TO TOWN IN TOY SHOP BEXTPXG. Thurs.— A group of residents here rushed m a panic out of a toy shop this afternoon when a wild boar burst out of the jungle and charged into their midst. The snorting 130--pound tusker pitched wildly into elaborate displays
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    Lock icon H.K. Murder Case: Jurors Disagree
    173 2 HONGKONG, Nov. 8 (Reuter) The jury failed to agree on their verdict today at the trial of Quik Bah Chee, 30-year-olc. Chinese born m Singapore, who is charged with tht; murder of a British barrister, Mr. Arthur John Cli Tord, by stabbing him to death
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    Lock icon New Cyprus Travel Laws
    62 2 THE B Controller of Immigration, Mr M. C. Compton, yesterday announced new restrictions en aliens visiting or passing through Cyprus m transit. De. iriog .7 abolition agreements which normally permitted certain aliens to travel to Cyprus without I visa have been canceled. Mr Compton said that
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    23 2 LONDON. Nov. 8 (ReutersMr. James Griffiths. 66. was last night re-elected unopposed as- Deputy Leader of the Labour Party In Parliament
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    148 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING mbSr-i r„ (ceDts per lb.) mi n s t pore »esterdaa were: Bayer* Seii^ Spot (norn I '<>• Noi RSS No 1 R.S.S No 2 R.S.S. No j «<» lone Steadi yuiel SfURt ll> The pnw- oj tin the local market vr< da> was S4o.";i per j
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    Lock icon There's No Need To Get Flurried At The Pace Of Malayanization
    1299 3 There's No Need To Get Flurried At The Pace Of Malayanization j^^^^^^^^^g atmmmm mma B^^Bfel MALAYA CANNOT AFFORD DRASTIC CHANGES NOW V UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation has a lot of time to replace expatriate officers with Malayans/ and let us do rhout losing our heads/ the Chief n i
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    Lock icon $18.6 Million For A Better, Faster Railway Service
    678 3 $18.6 Million For A Better, Faster Railway Service LUMPUB The Federal ive Council today authorized the Mai ay to spen >90.--n its O] Moving tha passage cf the E t of the aalafater for Transport. ?-'r Ong Yoke Lin, Inche Abdul Ishak Minister I nature, revea I al -he 1957
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    Lock icon Alliance Plan Wins Over The Full House
    315 3 Alliance Plan Wins Over The Full House KUALA LUMP UR. I Thurs.— The Federal Legis- j lative Council today un- animously adopted the Al- 1 1 liance Governments Ma- 1 layanization policy which j calls for progressive re- j placement of expatriate i officers m the public service by 1965.
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    Lock icon She Wants Britain To Meet Half The Bill For Compensation
    276 3 She Wants Britain To Meet Half The Bill For Compensation British had been sincere about helping Malayan; to attain j independence. Che Halimathm suggested I that it would be fail to ask the British government to pay half the compensation proposed to be paid to expatriate officers. Mr. D. T.
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    Lock icon ...And Big Plans For The 'Cloak And Dagger' Men
    230 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government has big plans for Malaya*! "cloak-and-dagger" security organization the Police Special Branch. It is to be made completely independent of the country's Civil Service. A hint to this effect was given at the Federal Legislative
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    Lock icon New Labour Law Operates Next Year
    153 3 New Labour Law Operates Next Year KUALA L U M P I R, Thurs. New Employment Ordinance will come j into force m the Federa- tion next New Year's Day, i which will protect women and juvenile workers. This was announced m the Legislative Council tod by the Labour Minister,
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    Lock icon Students Must Register —Says Chew
    198 4 Students Must Register —Says Chew 'Rebel' Schools Re-open Today Stop-Gap Schools To Go On For Now STUDENTS seeking re-admission to the Chung Cheng High School and the Chinese High School, Singapore, which re-open today after being closed for just over three weeks, must comply with the conditions laid down by
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    Lock icon He Called MP Officer 'Bakshish Lieut.', And Got Reduced To The Ranks
    230 4 He Called MP Officer 'Bakshish Lieut.', And Got Reduced To The Ranks A YOUNG British Army corporal who described a Royal Military Police Officer as a "Bakshish Lieut" (a lieutenant who got his rank for nothing), was yesterda> sentenced by a Singapore District Court" Martial to be reduced to the
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    Lock icon Mother Tells Court Of Night Attacks
    313 4 Mother Tells Court Of Night Attacks A SINGAPORE mother, awakened m the night by the screams of hei- 9-year-old daughter, v. a.s horrified to find the girl soaking wet with blood. Yesterday, B labourer. S. Doratswantf appeared m I Singapore Court to face tenl itl charges ol att< npttng to
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    Lock icon Methods Man Off To Britain
    90 4 Methods Man Off To Britain Mr N. .vlchan. Assistant n .nization and Methods er of the Singapore Qtj moil has left the Cflksny for a six-week course In the British T*l I liv second A: fl er to be sent to El gland to study organization and methods. Mr. Mohan
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    Lock icon Rock 'n Roll Picnic On Sunday
    101 4 Rock 'n Roll Picnic On Sunday AJLi \s sal for the big Canvl era Club.- "Bock 'a Bi Pic-. Die on Sunday at Mr Ching j Kee Sun's bungalow m S glap The organizer, Mr. Johnny Quek. said the response lor tne picnic was overwhelmOver 300 had applied to rid
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    39 4 HONGKONG 7 Social >;andard Service: Cl sing prices of the IE ngkong I h ing (lfl [Q to £i Stcr'ing: 86.28T" to US.BI: 81.84J to Ms 81; Sfl 1845 nr Indonesian Ri.piah: Gold $276.75 to a tael
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    24 4 MONSTER SaJari Show, a h a Ii :iit ui7ci< rprivileged Children m Singapore has been postponed to Nov. 23 Instead ol tomorrow
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    42 4 MICHAEL CaAOng Boon Koh. a former pjpil < f St. Joseph's Inst tv tion. Singapore has left the Colony for Australia to stwdy arts under Colombo Plan scholarship. He is the second son of Mr. and Mis. Chong Kirn San
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    Lock icon CLERICAL UNIONS STAND ON BILL
    178 4 THE Singapore Clerical and, Administrative Workera* Union called on the select committee sitting on the Clerks Employment Ordinance I I i make provision for clerical j workers to retire at the age j of 60. In a memorandum to the committee, the union also j
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    63 4 SINGAPOHL Police last night appealed toi rye-wit nesSM to an alleged hit-and-run accident m arhich a man, Tan Gin Song, V/ai knocked down by a cat In Bendesnear Road at 7.15 p.m. laa was seriously injured and admitted to hospital. Eye-wit net >es air requested to contact
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    Lock icon More Philippine 'Goodwill' Students Due
    134 4 SIX more Philippine unis ersity students are expected to fly into Singapore saa%9 by air from Bangkok on a goodwill tour to strengthen relations between the two countries This brings, th" total of students from the Philippines visiting the Colony for the weekend to 12.
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    Lock icon NEW 6-POINT PLAN FOR MALAY SCHOOLS
    293 4 NEW 6-POINT PLAN FOR MALAY SCHOOLS A SIX-POIXT pohcv an Malay education eras simoonBad by 7he Singapore Ministry Of Education yesterday. 1 let the BOW POttcy, the medium of Instruction m tbe prii: ary ttagi for sec-. year-, arill be Malay with English as a subject from the first year
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    Lock icon $5,000 For New Lights
    46 4 Trafic Police Superintendent. .Mr. A. E. Minns, yesterday disclosed that 26 traffic lights were damaged by rioters during the recent Singapore crisis. These have been replaced and will cost the Government. including la' c^r charges, r.e- tween $5,000 and $6,000. he said.
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    Lock icon CULTURAL CLUB
    23 4 PAKISTANIS m Singapore yesterday formed a new organization called "Pakistan.? Association" to serve the cultural and social interests of its members.
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    Lock icon New Travel Papers For Local Seamen
    284 4 THE Singapore Government has decided to Issue all alien seamen resident m the Col< i y with Identity Book i which enable then to novo about mora free y in foreign ports and ensure their reentry into Malaya. A (lovcrnmer t statement last night
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    196 5 that day Helping The Rich At The Expense Of The Poor' Councillor Challenges Alliance Government KOBERT Singham, nude a spirited aton the Alliance Gov't for yesterday's rease m taxes. ]se said it was deplorable that the very first budget of the Alliance Government should affect workers
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    27 5 a provide sanctuary for 3.000 Hungarians who have crossed the border to Austria, the Immigration Idinister, Mr. Athol told the House C lay.— Reuter.
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    292 5 Progressives Tel! Mr. Lee: Resign IPOH. Thurs. The Tonpie's Progressive Party of Malaya today attacked the Alliance" Governtor its "extravagance md >.iid it has put Mai i\.i on the road to financial instabilit> and ultimate bankruptcy. Hag Progressives also called on the Minister for I nance,
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    249 5 PENANG. Thurs. The Alliance Government should spertJ. tU 89 081 888s] not overspend, hoping to have its pockets flllec: fe creasing taxation all round. This was state.; I r. G. V Oon. a member of the Butterworth Town CoujSCU today when he coHunented on
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    55 5 Gurkha Is Decorated For Bravery KUAI PILAH to rs.— A soldier g his comrades as *'t ack-alive" Jiwanbahadur lecorated by t ne c Sir Fr iay for and :.ve not called for m the is duty." Rf- r-. ahadur Ran awarded an immediate men-t7:r.-is«-despatches for his cry on Oct. 2
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    Lock icon Ist VICTIM OF NEW TAXATION?
    186 5 SING U'ORl S so ip industn uhich employs some rkers. i s faced with vtinction with the imposin of a 20 percent tax on washing soaps imported the Federation. I C Uani; OBe of the nv's leading tid Singapore exported •'nan T") percent of her
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    Lock icon NO INCREASE IN BUS FARES LIKELY
    133 5 Many Buses Run On Diesel Fue NO immediate increase m bus and taxi fares m Singapore is likely as a result of the Government's higher tax policy, according to transport operators interviewed by The Standard. Bm owners said tha majority of their buses are
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    67 5 PEXAXO. Thurs. Yolun- helpers who collect the mo si money from the I 8 Ofl poppies n Friday and Sat ITdav In Georgetown and Ayei tar n, be awarded prizes. >r and runner-up WlO each racatva I camera. A bridge, mahjong and canisl i drive, org
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    Lock icon Neon Sign Workman Electrocuted
    126 5 Neon Sign Workman Electrocuted A WORK?.: AX was electro itf \vhi:e changing neon BjgM on DM roof garden of Cathay Bui'.din.g. a Coroner's Court was told yesterday at the inquest of Ng Lim Kiang, IC). who area found dead on the night of Oct. 4. Ng*i death was discovered only
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    Lock icon Cost Of Labour Will Go Up, Say Unions
    316 5 Cost Of Labour Will Go Up, Say Unions THE gggfl of Ilb m Singapore hud U* Fedcra- d is expected to rise as a result of the new taxa- o iim ami < i totroduced ■\.-2 too govc7';i:i7ents 4 trade m the two territories yesterday preri. ted that a rs
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    Lock icon THIS IS FINANCIAL STRANGULATION'
    506 5 PRICE OF DEMOCRACY REACTIONS of the man-in-the-street to the higher taxation introduced by the Singapore Government on Wednesday ranged from resigned acceptance to vehement protest. Conflicting opinions were given by lawyers, traders, clerks and trade unionists. There was more condemnation than approval. Here is what some
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard Accent On Loans
    889 6 Singapore Standard Accent On Loans gh\ tg Malayant will luicc with the Federations Finance Minister, CoL H. S. Lee, that independence built on financial dependence is but a mere shadow. It is si vtinfl merdeka on the WlOOg foot by putting the accent on borrov Increased taxation alor not be
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    1055 6  -  ALEXANDER BREGMAN By TTOR the ftx 7 time since the Communists seized r eleven .years ago a ..ional murder trial has headlines m Poland. U 1:1 Poland, as m all the other Communist I ilitical trials 1 bees reported trials of 'We tern imp* 1 and As
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    1221 6  -  GEORGE CLAY By CAPE TOWN, TTTHAT may be the final V drama m a oitter six-year-old dispute over the legal interpretation of the South African Constitution has been fought out, by a strange coincidence, m the very chamber m which the Union's Constitution was born: the old Raadsaai
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    316 6 Shorts from the Talks •T have travelled much, j and I have seen notable j scenery m many parti Oi j the world, but 1 have Dot j .seen anything to approach the varied and subtle j beauty of the Western Isles g of Scotland m fine weather. The Alps
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    609 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA 'THE most difficult persons to x understand are the few millions who live m this little, strategic island of Singapore. Not all of them, of course, but the majority. The one topic of conversation, yesterday, was not the Middle Last chaos, the
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    314 6 CAPE TOWN rO implement the South 1 Afriran Government's residential apartheid plan m only one suburb of the small Cape Town of Paarl will cost £4 million and involve the movement of more than 16.000 people merely because they live on the "wrong" side
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    243 7 LABOUR URGES TALKS WITH C' WEALTH 'Discuss Egypt With All Prime Ministers LONDON, Nov. 8 (Reuter)— The Labour Opposition m the House 0 f Lords today urged the British Government to convene a conference _:mmonwealth prime ministers to discuss its policy m EqvDt. lhe motion called tor a conference "m
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    91 7 \Ml' V Florida. Nov. •i' 230- pound -s. iped from hi> case ial aught and severely mangled his nandhr before being shot t death The male gorilia. Kin? bit p.irt of the tT Alba B Dexter. l»e\ter .iUii u.t> badly bitten and clawed v face and arms.
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    78 7 COLOM?< N DP)— Mcc Ouinnes md :k be coming t C< yl art rt m :he Br ige Over I X-■ -eh is to be here by Horizon Pi s a Br.' r. par/. Based >n s ory of sab tge b^'r.'.r. t7- lines Thru,
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    126 7 RED CROSS APPEAIS FOR TRUCE GENEVA, N v. 3 (Reuter) The Interns nal Commitof the Red Cross bai appealed to Russia for a truce uccour the wounded m Budapest, it was announced here tod rj m .1 eahle to the Borlet ties In Moscow, the Committee said it learned that
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    28 7 FORMER Burmese Premier, v Nu, completed an extended visit through Communist China and returned to Rangoon late on Wednesday. Radio Peking reported yesterday.- UP
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    311 7 U.S. Democracy Is Real, Says New Congressman ERSIDE, Calitania, Plow. o. (AP)— A native Ir.i.a. only LQ v-_ a::er. ineligible 7 r jajgtex I m elected to Congress r. election expected to boost L' S Democrat Judge PV. r s.n^i nd who bea' mil naire ■r
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    25 7 opportunity-; that were open to everyone m this intr Ind.cative of thc propaganda v.i'. m of Saund's e. eet. on MRS. ODLUM
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    75 7 |TEW YORK. Nov. 8. .AP)Swedish actress Anita Ekj j new -me:-, h re yesten [have a inderful husband, and Bawl the truth." the actress arrived aboard :er Queen E izabeth with her husband, A •peri 10 days here and then the S st coast.
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    37 7 THE Duke of Edinburgh r consi Itinsj tl c Oueen •he British S< vernment, siew of the international rion. has deciled to con- his world tour, it was on Wednesday m London.— lie v tei
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    178 7 2 Changes Likely In Ikes Cabinet ITOX. Nov. 8. ?AP)— If ngei aa President Eisenhower i vthaa so aketiest spots for ne >■ Itfl and Dafßfl There is no certainty the c v< Associates of a ■tate John Foster Dulles ten c tnat he will c .3 desk around Dec.
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    45 7 photo. HUNGARIAN women wheel their babies across thc Austrian border at Klinuenbach on Nov. 4. Their escape route was one of the last to be sealed by the Soviet forces which havp now clamped the "Iron Curtain asain round Hun- AP
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    167 7 CANBERRA Nov, I (UP). Prime Minister Robert Menzies said to lay Australia will not be unwilling to make a BJOSCh and practical contribution to a L.X. police force if it would facilitate a permanent settlement m tl I Uddlfl Bast Spc-ik.n^ m Parliament. Mr.
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    69 7 Nov. (APi— Tensas Aug S 2 b former I oxer charged with strangulation murder of Paul Jean Lease. 6. laughter of Lt and Mrs. Morris Lease oi Wiliiamston. Michigan, waa sta bed to death m a call block knife battle m < jail yesterday. Police said
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    316 7 THERE'S VERY ACTIVE WORK ON AIRFIELDS Soviet Aircraft On The Way? LONDON, Nov. 8 (IP) Egypt is carrying out "very active work at considerable speed" on airfields bombed by the Anglo-French forces during the opening days oi' the invasion, an official British announcement said today. Defence Minister Antony Head announced
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    121 7 Socialists Call For Atom Ban Bombay, Nov, I (Beufter) The Asian Socialists Conference today adop.eu two resolutions, one urging aa effective international ban on atomic weapons and the other uriag aaiversalitj of United Nations membership. The resolution on nuclear disarmament, moved by Japan's Mrs. Shizune Abe, noted recent Increase Of
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    88 7 SAX FRANCISCO, Nov 9,1 (AP) Miss Mimi G. Reichert, 27, of San Erancisco. employed as a secretary m the Ir. ionesian Consulate, was indicted by the Federal grand Jury w terday, accused of evading U553,440 m liqucr taxes and profiting from s.be of liquor purchased
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    56 7 KARACHI. Nov. 3. (AP) The Karachi Port Workers' Union yesterday decided to boycott export cf cargo to a.. British and Fre ich ports to protest armed intervention of these two countries m the Middle East. The Union ai-o decided to boycott Russian ports to protest armed
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    44 7 DARK-EYED Yvonne Warren has twa loves acting and painting. At eighteen she has already appeared m films and TV plays Ard when she is not acting she relaxes with her paint? at home m Stanmore, where this nicture was taken. Mirrorpic
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    108 7 POLICE BAN RED MEETING PAI .Reuter) —Police today banned a big Communist demonstration called for tonight as a est against violent at- .ousands of deImonstrators on the Communist Party headquartera here The dfr *S had att.^ offices cf is t newspaper .manite m protest against rmed action against the Hungarian
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    97 7 Churchill In Good Health Reu-f —Rumours proved groundthat Sii ton Churchill had suddenly dit London today. A member of h tafl said n good health" and intended going to the House of Commons later. The rumour- i c stock exchange, bank mentary circles and Foreign Embassies. Newspap eged by anxious
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    61 7 COPENHAGEN, Nov. 8 CR< ter).— The United Nations S 'Try-General, Mr. Dag Ha d, yesterday asked Denmark and Holland leai of ships sunk by Egypt so that traffic can be resumed as soon as possible. The Dasation. Svitzer. said ready to send the salvage vesjtector based
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    94 7 CANBERRA. Nov. 8 (Renter) Two Russian consular representatives are to be posted, to Melbourne daring the Olympic Games there this month, the Australian External Affairs Department announced here today. Thi* arrant mem b< tv i n the Soviet and tra government- mean that Russia will be
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    558 8 I'M EQUALLY MYSTIFIED' -POH $280,000 Missing Beer Mystery Dishonest Drivers Could Have Diverted Stocks m Transit From Harbour POH WHATT CHYE, former chief storekeeper of the East Asiatic Company, denied m the Singapore Assixes yesterday, having had anything to do with the disappearance of 18,325 cartons of beer from the
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    77 8 DR. Reinhard RafTalt. a Gavaaaa or.;.ini>t sbove and Director of the Bihliotec.i Germanica m Romp, will ?i\e m orsan recital at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, on Sunday at *.lo p.m. Dr. RafTalt is on a tour of South-east Asia collecting material and recordings for broadcasts on
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    234 8 Inspector Gets Eight Months' Jail For Witholding Evidence INSPECTOR Ang Chiew Choon. 96, formerly attached to the Narcotics Branch of the C.1.D.. was yesterday sentenced to eight months' imprisonment by the Singapore District Judge, Mr. F. A. Chua. He was found guilty of preventing a report from being produced or
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    52 8 PROFESSOR Zi Iman Cowen. Dt vn Of the I acuity of Law and Professor of Public Law Bl the University of Melbourne, will grva a public lecture on "The Experience of the Australian Federation :n the Ar: s L> Cture Theatre. University ol Maiaya. on Nov 13 at
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    144 8 'I Was Sick.' Says Woman Without An Identity Card IPOH. Thurs. A t.venty-nine-year-old German woman, Mrs. Anneliesa Maris Annadines, wife of a Serviceman here, was today fined $20 m the Magistrate's Court, for failing to register herse.f and obtain an identity card within .So days of her arrival m the
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    122 8 AN unemployed youth. Neo Chwee Lye, was detained by a detective immediately he walked out of a pawn-shop m a suspicious manner, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. On Investigation, the detective found that Neo had pawned a gold ring stolen a few hours
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    151 8 BRIGHTON CALLING PEN-PALS TEX English-speaking pen pals are invited to represent Singapore, via let7ers, at the 1957 World Travel Exhibition m Brighton, Irom Feb. 2-9. to establish personal friendship with the people of Britain and the rest of the world. The theme of the exhibition will be "Friendship between the
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    21 8 THE body of a new-born baby was found floating m the .sea off Telok Ayer Basin. Singapore, yesterday.
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    181 8 SIM KOK HDfG, the 0:..y prize winner fro.n Singapore i:i the recant International Prize Contest of Children's Paintings for Mother.-, Day. Will receive his prize from the Consul-Genera] for Japan Mr. Ken Ninomiya on Monday at thc Trafalgar School, Singapore. Thfl contest «ras iolntlv onanized
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    345 8 AN irate Singapore Assemblyman yesterday threatened to bring the complaints of tenants of the Improvement Trust to the Legislative Assembly unless the SIT stopped giving "wishy-washy explanations" and got on with the job. He is
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    58 8 SINGAPORE Naval Base authorities yi ten re-issued thß permit, withdrawn during tha recent disturbances, to Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim. Assemblyman for Sembawang. to visit naval c I ents. They further informed the Naval Base Union that its legal arivi.-or. Mr. I.cc Kuan Yew. will be allowed
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    35 8 SINGAPORE Customs seized 26 oounds of opium from the ship Inchkita worth $13,000 m the Singapore Harbour yesterday. The inchkita arrived m I Singapore from Bangkok 'earlier m the BXWtltni
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    262 8 Bl KIT MERTAJAM. Thurs— The hi 'house m Kuala Muda, which will channel v. .-.:>- n the Muda River into the seven and a half mil< constructed irrigation canal m Province Welleslev N< will go into operation m the urst week ol Juh n<
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    84 8 Tunku Sees 'King I' KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Federation High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillr the Chief Tunku Abdul Rahman, and other Alliance Ministers last night headed scores of guests at the gala premiere of "The King and I" featuring Deborah Kerr Yul Bryner mi n the C Theatre here. The Malay
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    48 8 SINGAPORE Police are investigating the thi fl of 21 pieces of cast iron pipes reportsd stolen from tha Gas Works at Kallang Road yes7crday. The pipes were four.- missing after a check. Dunne the last check ln March, this year, no loss was reported.
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    43 8 EIGHT masked Hi armed arith a r« ?olv< t two with daggers, held up a woman. Tan Ah alocy Bl I bus sup m Thomson Road Singapore. on Wednes night and r bbed her of and Jewellery worth $200.
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    39 8 MR. David Williams, Pnr.cipal th( Blngap n Polytechnic, will deliv< r his first public lecture on the Polytechnic under the auspices of the Singapore Educational Society at the British Council Hall on Wednesday at 8.15 pm
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    135 8 ARMISTICE DAY CEREMONY lumpu: R' Sunday, Nov; 11. v be observed with solemnity m the F< d< ra) ca] d, with a wreai n| i remony at the cenotaph, a searchlight -ay m the evening, and n dance of massed bands c Padang. missioner. Sir G .ivraj, and the Saltan
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    51 8 iHORE B un bin Junid, who said he was a Malay medicine doctor and part-1 was acquitted m the M; trate's Court today on of possessing offensive a sword and a I Nordin claimed that the weapons were used m connection C' r.c.v li-.fv w ere
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    42 8 i i Unit of thc Sin. -most molern irgica] entr< m Maiaya -rady rmed a total of 140 operations and treated out-patients opening on Oct. 18. In acr nit has. during the samt perlosl, dealt cases •jiore
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    40 8 Owing to thf ncs: X I B t Co*, Singai > I on 'Of PetTm* Utum ence S i .'led. Ia ti are, tha v ?i S i I r Room of tBB ersity on oil proapectfay ■lology.
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    132 8 X U A L A LUMPUR. Thurs. Setangat Policetoday detained four persons m connection with yesterday's 53. 000 armed robbery at Kian;: Koad. A police squad led b.v Inspector K. Suppiah this morning combed a squatter slum behind the Majestic Cinema m Pudu Road and detained
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      232 8 Standard cMlmctncic Information at a Glance Slagapsft Youth Council: Leadership training examination at 217 Q.ieen Street. 7 10 p.m YMCA: Body building, Shorthand Class and Judo practice 5 30 p m. Table 1er:...-. 7 pm. Shell Co: I- ice Him show— Republic Day and Heritage of India at Shell Theatrette.
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    66 9 LEFT: Dr. Dennis Chen Mm Hin and the former Miss Diana Khong; Sween Bee. teacher, after their wedding at the Church of Visitation, Seremban, recently. The hridesrroom is the nephew of Federal Councillor. Mr. Lim Kee Sinner. ABOVE: Miss Indra Dcvi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Selvadurai.
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    129 9 PENANG, Tlßttrs The High Commissioner, Bb Donald •a. launch the Municipal e.ebra- :;ev po wer gtation m Glugor on Jan. 1. This was disclose J.S H. Bj- at the relumed meetir- tha M mi- dpal Council yesterday. He said that the Minister for Local
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    62 9 'V. A LUMP 1 Thurs. rr.ber, B total of 110,674 motor vehicles arere registered i i- y. :3--•92 m rever j These figures were givt BBBSfBB tabled by the Mi- r r T: ri Ifi Ong Yoke Lin, al the Federal Legis- ?ste: fatal arfidasiti on
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    49 9 TAIPING, Thurs. Pepaaaentauves of Muslim QUes and BSSOCiatfc OS from Ipoh. i KangSßl P Rang K::a_: r w. .v-r 1 the ce'.ebratiori at the Lake Roai -7 7i: M ique f the Holy Prophet's Birthday here on Sunday, N 11, starting at t aon. to UN pm
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    111 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— Local Town Councillors today paid tributes to the services of their retiring colleagues. Messrs. Chin S<?e Yin and Lee Ttc SaOBSJi without whose a ivica tha ehric body arould be the poorer, they laid, Botn n represented Ton [ang kfds respecth y on
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    106 9 PENANG, Thurs. A sraitress, Fong Lai tag, charged with picking |30 worth of tlowers without permission at the Botanic (Jar- ns, said m the Magistrate's Court today that aba found the tlowers on the ground. Fung Bras admonished and discharged for the alleged offence committed on
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    178 9 'COUPLE MAY FEAR REVENGE' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Sessions Judge Inche M. M. Hashim declared today that too many people came to Court these days accusing others oi attempted robbery just because they were afraid of a beating. He acquitted three young Indians on a charge
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    92 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sergeants of thc Federation Alßßf who went for forth r military training to Britain, today returned here as second lieutenants. They are: Ifohd. Nor bin Nordin, Mat Nawi Mn Haji Taib. Omar bin Sulaiman. Syed Abdul Ariz bm Syed R izak. Noor Khan
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    177 9 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The phases of the moon next year will rob the Federation Government and commercial employees oi one doy's holiday, a Gazette notification indicated tonight. Tills i^ because Chinese New Year holidays will fail m 1851 on Jan 31 and Feb. 1.
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    237 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A row over a $2 loan a fisherman borrowed from a padi planter led to the fatal stabbing of another fisherman, the Supreme Court was told today. Ibrahim bin Mat Jnni, 20, tras today charged with the murder of
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    116 9 Show-Case Of Malaya For Britain KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The ground floor of "Malaya [House" m London is being renovated with panels of Malayan wood, to provide a "continental shop-window" for this country's timber. This was revealed to Mr. D. S. P. NOBJcea, Director of Forestry, by Mr. J. N. Da
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    66 9 TAIPING, Thurs. This town will be the ventie of the Northern Malaya District Conference of the Women's Society of Christian Service of The Meth .-list Church on Saturday, NOV. 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. lira, T" ce Kong Bong, president of tho .Malayan WSCS, who recently
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    143 9 Robbery Of Taxi Driver. -2 Jailed KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Hashim bin Harun. 20, and Abdullah bin Ssid. 25. with long criminal records, were today, each jailed for 10 years by the Federation Chief Justice. Sir Charles Mathew. for armed robbery. The Court wis told that Hashim had ru.rdl.v been a
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    105 9 PENANG. Thurs. Mr. Justice Risby In the High Court today allowed the appeal of a Justice of the Peace, Mohamed YuscfT Poshni, against conviction and sentence on a charje of criminal breach of trust, Po-hni had been sentenced to six months' Jail and ordered
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    55 9 KUALA LUYPUR. Thurs The Federation Government has no plans tn introduce I minimum wage scheme m the country, Mr. V T. Sambanttian, Minister for Labour stated, yesterday He said, the federal Labour Advisory Boarri on which the IdTUC is represented, deeidad m January that such
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    77 9 KUALA KRAI. Thurs —The local branch of the United lis ays National Organization will hold a Beauty Contest here tomorrow. Girls baasrean 19 ano 25 v.-ni vie for the "Mis* UMNO 1956" title. Im-he Abdul Khalid hin Osman. the organizer. SI if wed today to finalize
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    297 9 Spore Muslim Leaders Want Religious Court SINGAPORE Muslim leaders want Government to accept a pass as soon as- possible the Bill providing for the establishment of a religious court to handle Muslim marriages, divorces and wills m accordance with Islamic laws. The Chief Kathi of
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    80 9 PENANG. Thurs.— Dr. I Chor.o Eu. 1 c Whip m the Federal Council returnad to Penang today after three-week tour of Japrn, and said he was BJBBB WW industrial progress the J aparsßßß, had made after the war. Dr. Lim was one of the delegates
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    164 9 PENANG, Thurs. Mr. Ong Kirn Soon, former branch manager of J. Rooklvn Amusements, told the Second Magistrate's Court today that an expert playing a pintable could direct the ball to fall on the number desired. Mr. Ong was giving evidence against a cofTee-shop assistant,
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    142 9 $1M. PLAN TO SEEK MALAYA'S URANIUM KUALA LUMFOR, Thurs I m Malaya, totalling one-third of the cour be surveyed from the air for (active deposits shortly. An agreement has been reached the Federation and the Canadian I ments for aeromagnetle surveys to be car fc} a Canadian compar.; the at
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    106 9 U.S. Degrees Are Taken On Merit' KUALA LUMI 3 .rs leral i Government does i r alv w mai |fa> dying m Am< rlan ted the Mini Dato Legislative Counc. terda; On the recognition o! pn. ican tT.:vrr M.!..,:«r said ll v a t "no" ar. r< gnU t; i.
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    133 10 MALAYAN industrials were quietly ttaady, while tin shares were irregular, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Asso iation yesterday. Rubber shares remained quiet. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: Buyers Scuers Fra;cr Neave: Orri- 2 01 207 If. Brewer if 2.97 3.03 S me
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    130 10 SHAREBROKERS yosterrt.av repotted the following business done F. N. ords. $2 05: Hammer "71; H Waugh $1.60; Hume 9 Breweries $3: Metal B a::-.. OTEC 71/9: Robi ords $1.63f; Simc Darta $2. >2 02; Cold Storage $1.60, ?1 62 1 64 c i.f!3: S Times 52 95;
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    61 10 NET profit for Ledang Bahru Ltd. for the year ended v Ji, 1950. amounted to £87.200 compared with £82,518 for the previous year. U.K. and Malayan taxation C4R.380 (£50,106), while general appropriations amount£26,737 1736.737). including £3,912 for interim dividend of five per cent, and '17.825 for
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    117 10 SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday continued its upward trend, first grade November shipment closing at 99 1 cents per lb., a rise of 5/8 cent on Wednesday. Prices opened lower and fair business was reported m the At noon the market V/ai quietly steady at 98s cents
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    60 10 WOULD production of natural rubber m September of this year amounted to 1 15.000 long tons, a drop of 25.000 ton s from September. 1955. the U.S. Department of Commerce reported yesterday. Production for the first nine months of this year totalling 1.345.000 tons— was also down
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    69 10 TOTAL imports ol rubber, all Ri :rom all countries into Singapore and the Federation ol Malaya during October amounted to 29,042 tons a> m hy final documents received. The Bgura includes 13.988 tons imported on provisional permits, m previous months tcr arbich final documents have -een received and
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    16 10 Association's selling (TT or rates to merchants ▼esteree? I X r 166} rr unaltr
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    146 10 THE Canadian Government Trode Corr missioner, Mr. M. P. Carson, has left Singapore for a week's visit" to Sarawak to find out ho* his government can help that territory under the Colombo Plan. Mr. Caraxm*! v. the invitation of the Sarawak Government who will give him
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    108 10 S -spore Chinese Produce E> nange noon closing pricei per picul yesterday w« Copra Nov. $26 j buyers, $271 sellers; coconut oil m bulk m drums $44 sellers, Muntok white peppc sellers, Sarawak whr.o ack SBl aallers. S tapore Copr.-. ing prices yesterday: ts mixed copra Nov. 526}
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    71 10 THE best display m Johore of OMO Washing Powder and Sunlight Sonp put up by O.A. Haji Mohamed Ismail of No. 6 Jalan Pahang, Johore Bahru, who won the $100 award. Mr. W. K. Jones represent- ing the agents, Hen r y Waugh Co. Ltd., is seen
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    235 10 Sept. Trade $62.8 M. On Right Side MALAYA'S foreign trade during September this year showed a favourable balance of 562,847,000, imports amounting to 8307,572,000 and exports $370,419,000. In the first nine months of this year imports amounted to $3,108,658,000 and exports $3,099,987,000. During Septemher, Malaya Irnpt rted $57, 349.000 and
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    115 10 Talenng Accepts Offer TALERXG Tin Dredging Ltd. at an extraordinary general meeting m London last month accepted the oiler by Tongkah Ha -hour Tin Dredging to acquire outright purchase terms their dredging property. The Secretaries, AnrrloOrienfal (Malaya) Ltd., nounced that the purchase and sale agreement had w een executed and
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    82 10 MALAYAN exports of tin and fin concentraes m October amounted tc 6.507 tons. bringing the tota' m the first ten months this year to 61.983 tons. (b'0.464 tons m the corresponding period of 1955). The position m the 10--month period this year shows that Malaya's main huver.
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    21 10 BADEN WUF.TTEMBERG will probably he the first of the West German federal states to establish an intercity helicopter airport.
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    153 10 MALAYANS will soon have the opportunity of seeing the wide uses to which a new British material, claimed to he practically as durable as reai agate, can be put. Thp material, called "sapphrite."' is manufactured at Penzance m Cornwall, and Mr. Allan Deacon, who is
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    1064 10 No Cause For General Price Rise: Minister TAXES REASONABLE, SAY CHAMBER CHIEFS, EXPERTS SINGAPORE'S Minisfer for Commerce ond Industry, Mr. J. M. umabhoy, emphasized yesterday that there was no justification for C r y increase m the price of goods other than those affected by the new duties. The announcement
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    35 10 HARRISONS and Creel (Malaya) Ltd. reported the following crops harvest* during October: Allenby 30,500 lb., Benta 63,000 lb.. Jeram Kuantan 63,000 jb., Kundong 37.500 lb., Mentakab Rubber 58.000 lb.. S. Baqan 136,000 lb.
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    74 10 £***** Profit X.M.S. (Malay Stai her Plantations Ltd. profit for the year to June SO, 1956. amounted to £***** taxation and depreciation and annua! re:..: Cre lit ance at the end of the previous year am £26,047, bringing the t svailal c to 1:68.929. The following appropriations have been made:
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    34 10 THE Middle Fast conflict has furti gth< markets, where prices had been advancing for sc erei ks. In London prices have generallj increased abi af£i<V'a th^ IHSH Break sjjn A .P.
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    27 10 Dow Jones closing averages: 'JKS industrials aWI 20 Rails 15 Utilities 65 Stocks 1" BONDS: 4n BonSfl Dow-Jones commodity Mavis index >ed at 163J1
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      Lock icon A triumph for all Christendom
      585 12  - A triumph for all Christendom STEVE NEOH says TEMPLE X IM: IN JEKI'SALEM JHI DAY OF TRIUMPH, coming to Pavilion, is definitely a picture for all Christians, for they alone will appreciate with religious piety such sacred incidents m the life of Chirst as: f > i, pi r -V:
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      424 12  - When this happens, it's tough for the wife -DIANA DORS LONDON TBI famous Diana Dc: Dennis Hamilton partnership marriage with a million pound dream to it— has ended. Diana (vital statistics 38J-24-35) announced through her studio m Hollywood recently that she and her husband had parted after nearly six years
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      183 12 r |"ili*> is not easy tor mc. When any marriage ends it is always tough tor the wife. And when \our, Diana Dors it's twice as difficult. To the public I'm just a blonde making a lot ot I suppose they say; "Oh, slie
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      389 12  - -Bogies in this Thriller Christine Diemer CAPITAL PUNISHMENT and CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE l) > .\\V\\\\\\V\\\\\V\\VV\V\V\\\\\ t pAPITAL punishment and circumstantial evidence that sends man to the electric chair are the two bodies of a new, slick thriller, coming soon to Singapore from RKO studios. It. title BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT, keeps
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      132 12  - Better Movies from INDONESIA Ahmad Hussain VN htdoaesiaa fOm, RENTJ.1.V.l GAGA.., coming to Gurnck. reveals considerable proi i si pveetooraphii 1 and technique. [RENTJANA GAGAL has I oood drmvatic story, bill the name* emotioi i inoolrx <i end tl < aetioai umich fottotc are not portrayed COaviaCi Eaoly, cnougii. and
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      133 12 lA his dressing-room a: I l 29th Cci Fi I RICHARD W I DM ARK Z Z hms a neatly lettered sign g ttshhig visitors to speak z 1 bl low soothing tones Z and not to disagree ivi: i 2 him. Just to prove U'* I z mark
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    543 13  -  PETER WILSON I By THE DRAMA OF THE BLACK ARROW j'.;. greatest sports show j the world is an :r one because no vsional promoter could »jor i te stage it. trse. the nee, thi mternatk of sport which is 1^ once every four rears
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    78 13 A Lesson From The Germans DARWI 8 (Reut The first contingent of German athletes to compete m the Olympic Games at Melbourne arrived here yesterday. Te-. Gerhard —50 from West Germany and 13 from East Germany could give their -j :r.en a lesson m li\ g Ba that though tho
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    Lock icon IT'S NOW OR NEVER FOR THE PANDAS
    473 13 THIS is another bis: Sunday for Colony Softball. Billed hradliner for this week's programme is the came between Jin Klliot's Consulate Braves and Tomi Wei's Pandas. lhe Pandas, whs fouled up against Joe Lietzan'a Bombers last weekend m an eight-inning thriller fcrj 13-1
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    Lock icon MHF Wont Be Optimistic Or Pessimistic'
    513 13  - MHF Wont Be Optimistic Or Pessimistic' ALEX SOARS By Holland's Withdrawal Don't Excite Them I KUALA LLMPLR, Thurs. Malayan Hockey Federation officials here today, said that they were not prepared to make a "paper" assessment of the Federation Olympic teams prospects at the Olympic competition at Melbourne this month. ISfr.
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    Lock icon Games Chief Cables IOC: 'Stop The Defections'
    232 13  - Games Chief Cables IOC: 'Stop The Defections' VERNON MORGAN By MELBOURNE, Nov. 8, (Reuter)— The Honourable Wilfrid Kent Hughes, Chairman of the Olympic Games Organising Committee, who cabled lOC headquarter* m Lausanne asking them to do their best to stop defections from the Olympic Games today received a cable from
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    87 13 LAUSANNE. Nov. 8. (Reuter). M. Otto Mayer. Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee (1.0.C.) has re eived a cable from the Egyptian Olympic Commfttei asking 'ho 1.0.C. "to prevent tha participation m the Olympic Games of nations guilty of cowardly aggression against Egypt." Mayer said there
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    54 13 THE King's Own Scottish Borderer? sustained a L l defeat at the hands of the Ist Battalion Queer:'- Royal Regiment m b Inendly soccer match played at the Seiarang Barracks yesterday Thc winners Ird 1-0 a ha'f time through a goal scored by Oswood alter a
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    33 13 BARTI.EY Primary I beat Paya Lebar School I 6-1 m the semi-final of the Upper Serangoon District soccer tourneyBart ley will now meet St. Gabriel's School m the final.
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    31 13 ROYAL Military Police trounced All Whites by 30 points to nil m a friendly rugger match played st Gilman Barracks yesterday. The winner led by 11 points at half-time
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    43 13 SYDNEY, Nov. 8 (UP) Herb Flam. Sam Gimmalva and Mike Green of the U.S. Davis Cup team gained the third round today at the New South Wales tennis championships, while Lew Head of Australia withdrew because of a sore right arm.
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    1103 14 Weights and Probable Starters for all eight races for tomorrow, concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club November meeting are:— Horses Class 2, Div. I—6 Furs. 0' Copper Khan 4v 9.00 Peking Stable Hobbs 4 K-rrN Laughter 3y 8.12 Dr JD Dennehy Ml E G Mo^ar
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    729 14  - 'COLD WAR' AT FARRER PARK CINDER TRACK IS NO MANS LAND JEFFERY JAMES says 'HOT WAH IN THE MIPPIE EAST., LADIES and gentlemen, a state of cold war exists between tha Olympic athletes of Singapore and the Federation and there no truce until the Olympics are over. Federation's Olympic athletes
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    542 14 THE BEST DISPLAY BY SHA's GAMESMEN Attacking Trio Works For Services Downfall FOl'R splendid goals by Sinsapore's Olympic hockey skipper. Percy Pennefather. enabled Singapore Civilians to beat tbe Colony's Combined Services i)\ six goais to one m their annual Poppy Day hockey match played on thc padang yesterday. The Civilians
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    336 14 SINGAPORE bea. Johore by 29 points (four goals and thrc? tries) to It (a goal, penalty and two tries) m their ALI-Blues rugby encounter at Thomson Road yesterday. Johore. v ro "vibes" m the competition. wore np a much superior side. Though ten they were
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    6 14 ThP Finishes At K.L. on Wednesday
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    128 14 Christopher Chataway. the famous British athlete, will be visiting Singapore trom December it to M to nake a BBC. Television P'llm undc** the direction of tho well-known BB c. Television Service Producer. Mr Stephen Hearst. University of Malaya's grade* ates and undergraduates will be
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    Lock icon Young Rodney is Stuck
    161 14 EIGHTEEN YEAR -OLD Rodney Ing'.cton. a member of Ce tea 10 The "Otyn pic Surf Carmval to be held at Melbourne on Nov. 20, landed m the Colony yesterday by BOAC Ary jirospert OJ jiroccednig to his destr on IM I me. '1 have a tstfc
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    128 14 SINGAPORE will be pay their annua! football match against Selangor on Sal v at thc Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.19 p.m. The team will be selected from: Loh Fook Teng, Sect Yew Chang, Aman Kastawi, Ali Samajan, Quah Kirn Bene. Lee Kok Seng, Ho Hin Wcng. Osman
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    55 14 WANDERERS Sportl Club will hold their fir.-: annual dance on Saturday Nov. IT from g p.m. to f a.m. at the Adelphi Roof Garden Tickets, S3 couple and $2 single, may be bought at the door Tab.c reservations can either be made at Adelphi Hotel or through Mr
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    37 14 TO COLLECT funds for a Christmas party for the ren. th< >• goon Ganden Sports Club will hold a dance at the Clubhouse 0% day, No-. a. *ets are avai c Club Super IWalmer Dri
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