Singapore Standard, 14 November 1956

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    31 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE f<? +M\ FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** (5 line.) 2400 A_*# I «-3=- 2811 2414 11 PAGES ]"i CENTS 11. No. 135 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1956
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    Lock icon SOCK IN THE JAW ENDS DRAMA ON A CLIFF
    152 1 SOCK IN THE JAW ENDS DRAMA ON A CLIFF THESE two photos tell the stnry of a three-hour drama m which a detective knocked a young wo- man unconscious with I a punch to the jaw to foil her threat of a death-plunge from atop a 150-foot cliff at Coogee.
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    Lock icon Nation-wide Alarm For Thief
    44 1 LONDON. Nov. 13 (UP). A nation-wide alarm was broadcast today for a thief who stole secret papers reported containing details of Britain's air defen o on Cyprus. The papers were m a car -'oicn Friday night m London's busilMSi centre.
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    Lock icon Top Union Men Quit British Communist Party
    172 1 Top Union Men Quit British Communist Party LONDON, Nov. 13, (Reuter)— Two prominent trade union leaders today quit the British Communist Party m protest at Russian action m Hungary and many more resignations were forecast. One of the trade union chief, to leave is Mr. John Homer, general secretary of
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    Lock icon THE BIG DEBATES
    29 1 the United Nations General Assembly decided unanimously yesterday to place the Middle East and Hungarians Issues on the Assembly's agenda Reuter Sir Anthony Answers His Critics
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    Lock icon Concern Over Threat Of 'Volunteers'
    112 1 LONDON, Nov. 13 (UP) Britain is "deeply disturbed" j It the Soviet threat to send' ••private armies" of "volun- j teen" into Egypt, an official government spokesman said today. Colonial Secretary Mr. Alan l Lennox-Boyd told the House oi Commons: •'This technique of inviting volunteers
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    Lock icon A CHEER FROM THE TROOPS
    60 1 PORT SAID, Nov. 12 (delayed) Reuter) Troops on the streets at Port Said today cheered news that an advance contingent of the United Nations Police Force was leaving Naples tonight for Egypt. The news was broadcast by loudspeaker vans of the Army's Psychological Warfare Section
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    Lock icon U.N. 'PEACE' TEAM MOVES INTO SUEZ
    416 1 BUT POLICE UNITS ARE DELAYED FOR A DAY LONDON, NOV. 13, (AP)-A 12-MAN TEAM OF U.N. OBSERVERS MOVED INTO THE SUEZ CANAL ZONE NO MAN'S LAND TODAY TO WATCH OVER THE CEASE-FIRE BETWEEN FRENCH-BRITISH AND EGYPTIAN FORCES. BUT THE DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST U.N.
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    Lock icon Boyd Pays Tribute To Mr. Lim
    140 1 Boyd Pays Tribute To Mr. Lim From Andrew Koth LONDON. Tues. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. the Colonial Secretary, today again congratulated Singapore's Chief Mini* •er -Mr. Lim Yew Hock lot "courage Ln ta k the challenge ot "Chinese Com- mists'' m Singapore and his "patience and firmness" m dealing with thc
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    Lock icon NEHRU FOR U.S.
    31 1 MR. JA V\ AH A RLAL N EHRTJ Indian Prime Minister will v;.-:t Wa.-h:n-'sr within the next six weeks to confer with Resident Eisenhower on world problems. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'WE STAND BY THE U.N. AS A FORCE FOR PEACE'
    293 1 'WE STAND BY THE U.N. AS A FORCE FOR PEACE' LONDON. Nov. 13. (Reuter)—The Prime Minister. Sir Anthony Eden, said today that it remained the British Government's policy to "build-up the United Nations as a force for peace and as an effective instrument for enforcing the rule of law. Answering
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    Lock icon Comrade K In Budapest To Bolster A Shaky Puppet
    215 1 Comrade K In Budapest To Bolster A Shaky Puppet BUDAPEST, Nov. 13. (UP)— A team ol top Soviet leaders reported to include Party Chiei Nikita Khrushchev was m Budapest tonight attempting to bolster the revolt-torn government ol Premier Janos Kadar. Tne delegation arrived as Hungfl r dom lighter? Ed to
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    88 1 IE! \A. 1 13 (Rev V -prs m north-east Hunstopped a train yesterday .ng up a railway line and freed a trainload of prisoners being deported to Russia, according to reports fror ually reliable sources reaching Vienna tonight. The sources said that scale deportation of boys and young men
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    Lock icon BOY KILLERS AT LARGE
    58 1 SINGAPORI Police haxr s lar marie DO arrest* m < imnn t :nn w ittl thi mvi der oi i" \<ai-(lri bos. Lim Chui Hock. *ho as hunrilrri intn a tunn> sack and dumped into a drum of v it< r at ««hnp m Paya Lebar
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    Lock icon FIRST NIGHTER
    32 2 COLOURED singer Shirley Batsey as she appeared at ihe Warner Theatre. Leicester Square. London on Nov. 7 for the London prtmieri of the Him Moby Dick." m •A P. photo.
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    Lock icon ITS A HUNGARIAN AFFAIR REDS TELL U.N.
    390 2 We Don't Want Observers' NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (Reuter) The Hungarian Government yesterday rejected the United Nations request that observers be allowed to enter the country t o examine the situation. A cable from the Hungarian Acting Foreign Minister, Ivan Sebes. to the
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    Lock icon Liberty Of Arab States Is At Stake
    89 2 Liberty Of Arab States Is At Stake BEIRUT, No\ 13, I I Lehain M Presiu, Camille hamnun waned the head, ol th olh< r Arab states tori., that "our verj exist* i our liberty and digi are now on trial" m current Mid-East crisis He opened an v. "summit i
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    Lock icon BRITISH TROOPS GET BACK £10,000 OF LOOT IN PORT SAID
    242 2 BRITISH TROOPS GET BACK £10,000 OF LOOT IN PORT SAID NICOSIA, Nov. 13 (UP)— British military police have recovered goods U the value of £10,000 looted by the Egyptians from a damaged warehouse ln Port Said, tlie "Voice of Britain" Radio said here yesterday. The broadcast said the goods were
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    146 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nom.) 1031 103* Dec.RSSNo.I 103* 1032 R.S.S. No. 2 102 1021 R.S.S. No. 3 100 100. Tone: Easier. B'fOß_ rus The price of tin on the local market yesterday was $403 i per picul. (Up
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    Lock icon Poland's Secret Police To Go
    156 2 BIG DECISION TODAY WARSAW, Nov. 13, (UP)— Parliament was expect ed today to abolish the dreaded secret police on the cv of Polish leaders' departure for Moscow for top leve talks on Poland's future. A resolution to abolish th secret police tUB). officlall known as
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    Lock icon BOMBS KILL 2, WOUND 43 IN ALGERIA
    97 2 ALGIERS, Nov. 13 (AP) Bomb and grenade blasts m rebellion-torn Algeria yesterday killed two persons and wounded 43 others. A hand grenade thrown into a restaurant at Marnia m northwestern Algeria kil'.ed two patrons and wounded five others A French military patrol shot
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    Lock icon Hungarians Can Stay If They Want
    92 2 Hungarians Can Stay If They Want LONDON. Nov. 13 (Reuter) Hungariai al the Olyrr Game> can stay on m A lia if tl ter of Sporl sr-.:ri rr. M< [bourne V ing that n me of the tea- m fact made an. for sanctuary so T; ir.ten a1 O.yrr.rr. Co
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    Lock icon Mayor Wants £1 Mil. For Refugees
    56 2 Mayor Wants £1 Mil. For Refugees LONDON. Nov IJ CBeuter) Z.™ Lo^ Mayor of London, Sir v. ed for £1,000,Pf aid Hungarian rel gee i s official y launched 1 a] on Fr. lay, t en i eived a I The fund is known ?.s Lord i 0 f London
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    Lock icon Fighters Mourned
    52 2 BEB Nov. 13 (AP). A y.zn school class m Comrr Easl Gei ha C- rr jime ai app< ed m i rning iet free- .osed toThe Leipzig newsp; Saei I T; gel atl wore the clothes to a Leipzig scho It first known public r. ehalf of the
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    Lock icon Four Months To Clear Canal
    56 2 CAIRO, N i' rater) Colonel Abdel X .tern. Din cl r Gen ral tian Informatl m 1 estimated last night cl< trance and repair of Sues Car:, 1 will t; four m< rrths." He said "Angl tary operation- n ilted :r sii Ing ol sh
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    29 2 A GROUP of 14 Journals I from Singapore and Malaya arrived m Taipei on M i ntpht for a two-werk the invitation of I Journalists Association Reuter
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    Lock icon Rockets May Boomerang, Reds Warned
    191 2 PARIS, Nov. 13. (Reuter) General Alfred Gruenther, retiring Supreme Commander Allied Powers m Europe, today warned the Soviet Union that if rocket weapons were used, retaliation from the West would follow "just as sure as day follows night." Speaking at a tareweli Press conference at
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    Lock icon Faked Social Welfare Tickets
    415 3 MY FRIENDS REFUSED TO BUY THEM, SAYS WITNESS HOTEL OWNER GIVES EVIDENCE A MANAGING partner of a Singapore hotel, Sect Ah Yam, yesterday told the Fourth Police Court that when he was asked to sell 500 Social Welfare lottery tickets last August on 25 per cent
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    Lock icon SITTING PRETTY On 250 Pounds Of Japanese TNT
    434 3 SITTING PRETTY On 250 Pounds Of Japanese TNT The/ Couldn't Care Less TWO Singapore families practically slept oyer an unexpioded 250-pound Japanese aerial bomb for 15 years yet knowing: very well that the bomb could go off at any time blowing the house and its occupants to smithereens. The bomb,
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    Lock icon Robbers Get Five Yrs. For Hold-Up That Failed
    424 3 TWO J'>bles> labourers. II Hoe, 31. and Lee Tee. 2'K were estersentenced m the Mnsapore Assize Court to five \'*ars' imprisonment fi' h on a charge of conspiring to rob a coffee stall ?-r on Sept. 2. The jury of seven men
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    Lock icon LAUGHTER At The 'OLD VIC'
    112 3 LAUGHTER At The 'OLD VIC' I A NOVEL tuo-pi.mo duo uill pro\ide the background music for th- Singapore Stage I lub production "Present Laughter it tho Victoria Memori.il Mall <>n Nov. mmm ZL I lie pl.n. written by Noel Coward, is being produced for the club hv Bill >^kes leading
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    Lock icon Two-In-One Flood Scheme
    112 3 Two-In-One Flood Scheme WATER supply to Geylang and Bedok areas In Singapore Will be increased to 5,000,000 gallons a day, after the completion of the Si.'nn.ooo flood prevention scheme, a GoverrrI okesman told the Standard yesterday. Work on this scheme, will s'.arr next year. The scheme serves a dual purpose
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    Lock icon UMNO To Form Women Section
    74 3 WOMEN section of UMNO, Pulau Bukum branch. will be formed at an inaugural meeting on Sunday on the Island. Byed Ahmad Jamalullil. general secretary of Singapore UMNO, told the S.andard yesterday that with the formation of this section. UMNO would have 12 women sections frith
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    Lock icon STAMPS AND CHARITY GO HAND IN HAND
    199 3 .•HILATELY and philanthropy go hand m hand with the new issue of a postage stomp to commemorate Operation Brotherhood, a global assistance programme for refugees and ct r victims m Vietnam. The programme, under the sponsorship of Junior Chamber International, has received tremendous
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    54 3 1 '.IS Singapore Malay (Thi D hold a me' ng r Lstsna Kampong Glam on Sunday to discuss the coming Herdeka talks. Secretary of the Unl n Inche Mohan id i r j sterda\ that m :al govern- "ions and efforts to would alsc be
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    Lock icon STRIPTEASE Showmen Reply To Deacon
    212 3 STRIPTEASE Showmen Reply To Deacon SINGAPORE restaurant managers yesterday hit back at a Colony churchman for condemning strip-tease shows as "crude entertainment appealing to man's baser instincts." The Yen. Robin Woods. Archdeacon oi St. Andiew*i Cathedral, had described certain "respectable restaur,-: here as "fleshpots of sensuality" m the latest issue
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    Lock icon Courses For Local Surgeons To Start In January
    145 3 Courses For Local Surgeons To Start In January PRELIMINARY courses to qualify local graduates as Fellows of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons will start m Singapore m January next year. Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Dr. R. H. Bland, told the Standard yesterday that three leading Australian
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    Lock icon 32 Fined For Gambling
    57 3 THIRTY-TWO person-:, who pleaded guilty m a Singapore Court to a charge of playing "paikow" (cards) m a gaming bouse m Trengganu Street, on Nov. 12. were yesterday fined Sin each. Police, who raided the house, recovered |U7 m cash, one set of cards, four dice,
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    29 3 TIIIO Pens Hooi, 23, a Singapore carpenter. was yesterday admitted to the Singapore General Hospital after falling from thp second floor of a house m Short Street.
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    55 3 A SIX- YEAR-OLD boy, You So Ha, of Buntong New Village, lpoh. was admitted to the General Hospital this morning with a fractured leg following a road accident at the 3| Mile. Lahat Road. The boy. who was involved m a collision with a car, is
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    31 3 MR Natwarlal Malavi. author and publicist from India who is on a world tour, will give a poetry recitation at the Gujarati Club. 79, Waterloo Street, at 8 p.m. tonight.
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    Lock icon MANY CHARGED BUT NONE ARE GUILTY
    253 3 t^-Yi: AK-OI.I) watchman Sb.uk FsiCtl h. was found unconscious m front of a hut at Colombo Plan Camp. Clementi Koad. the Singapore Coroner, .Mr. X I Mexander. was told yesterday. Six hours later he died at the General Hospital. Sorts Singh, a former watchman
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    Lock icon FEDERAL BUDGET DEBATE .
    166 4 FEDERAL BUDGET DEBATE KAULA LUMPUR, Tues:- Despite incessant criticism of extravagance end ''soaking the poor," the Federal Legislative Council today unanimously allowed the $797,526,--769 Supply Bill to pass through its second reading. A the vote was called. were turned pecta i tis Goh C M .acca's re] tent, ho had
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    Lock icon 'No Sacrifice Is Too Great' – CHE HALIMATHON
    194 4 'No Sacrifice Is Too Great' CHE HALIMATHON THE Coun^r woman nterr r. h imathon t A- i Majid, saw m prices, an opportunity to housewives to more housekeeping money. t the men faced tho prospect of having to eat lass or eat food of less flavour. 3. rf .-yes -r-.v?
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    Lock icon $800 MILLION SUPPLY BILL IS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED
    2224 4 Alliance Silences The Barrage Of Criticism Tunku Hits Out And Clarifies Govt. Policy [HE Chief Minister 1 Abdul Rahman, handed the Settlement representative Mr. Goh Chee Van. the Iressing down ever neard m the Federal Legislative rare outhur.-t of safer wa-. 'c\ at
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    Lock icon Narayanan's Call For Reduction In Council Allowances Falls On Deal Ears
    247 4 Narayanan's Call For Reduction In Council Allowances Falls On Deal Ears MR. P. P. NARAYANAN. MTUC leader, m winding up the debate on behalf of Labour, said its nominees would be prepa,red to reduce their S.)O(J-per-month Councillor's allowance by half. He asked the Ministers to volunteer a similar cut m
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    Lock icon MR. 0. A. SPENCER
    15 4 'Three main factors men. money and capacity to carry out the
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    Lock icon EXTRA TAXES WON'T MEAN EXTRA HARDSHIPS – spencer
    396 4 EXTRA TAXES WON' T MEAN EXTRA HARDSHIPS spencer IN a spirited defence of the budget, government Economic Adviser. Mr. Oscar A. Spencer, warn ,J| that there would be no justification tor work* demanding any wage increase because real harrier due to the increa>ed taxation would bp yen He commended the
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    Lock icon Put Aside Those Fears Col. Lee
    156 4 Col. H. S. Lee, Minister of Final replying to the Si people who spoke on budget, said that the budget had undergone its "baptism of fire," and the Alliance Qov. ment would not want it otherwise. There had been a consider, able amount of
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    32 4 The Selangor Indian Cr of Commerce will send a dentation to the Finar. Col. H. S. Lee, to protest against increased taxation rates, the Standard was told today.
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    Lock icon ROCKIN' N ROLLIN'
    57 5 -Putuif by ROCKIV and Rollin' has hit Klang. Here on the first occasion Teddy Eu, son of shipping magnate Mr Eu hng Hock and Mrs. Eu who has just returned from Britain, and Mis s Nora Chan demonstrate at the Poppy Day Dance held at the Evergreen
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    Lock icon 85 Chinese School Teachers Seek Government Jobs
    198 5 85 Chinese School Teachers Seek Government Jobs EIGHT Y-FIVL teachers from Chinese hi<;h schools have so far applied for Government jobs Singapore's Standard Last night. He said the teachers would Ml the same salary as they draw at present. Mr. KcLeLUm, howm. said that (though then would be light adjustments
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    44 5 INCHE Ali hin Ahmad and Clio Tom btnte Mohamed Aris who were recently married m Singapore. Tlie brideejroom is the >..n of Mr. and Mrs. Ahmad bin Mohamed Disa and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohamed Aris Photo by
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    Lock icon A NIGHT CLUB FOR PENANG
    60 5 PENANG, Toes. Gl d will have its first night club when the Green Parrot Bagan Jermal opens on .-.-day night. 1 pnetor is Mr. Cheah g Khoon. The Dewan Hawaiian Band S re has been engaged 1 at the c!;;h An- r :^!r: will bo
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    Lock icon 12 Months Jail For Rioter
    97 5 12 Months Jail For Rioter CHOXG KOK HONG. 20. a hawker, was yesterday sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment when he wa? found guilty I Singapore Court of rioting. Chong was arrested for being a morn her of an unlawful asv on the night of Oct. 26. at thc junction of
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    Lock icon Malays Must Catch Up With Lost Time Minister Ishak
    240 5 Malays Must Catch Up With Lost Time Minister Ishak KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, today declared that if Malays had retained their leadership m the past, they would now have measured up to the economic endeavours of other races. Instead, they must now
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    Lock icon BACK PAY FOR 7,000 SERVICE WORKERS
    99 5 BACK PAY FOR 7,000 SERVICE WORKERS SEVEN thousand civilian employees of the three Armed Services m Singapore will get large Christmas pay packets m the form of back pay. The Army Civil Service Union. the Admiralty Local Staff Union and the Air Ministry Local Staff Union last night decided to
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    Lock icon Consul's Help For Stranded Aussie Fliers
    134 5 Consul's Help For Stranded Aussie Fliers THE Indonesian Consulate m Singapore has cabled Jakarta tor permission to allow three stranded Australians, now m the Colony, to refuel their one-engined Proctor 111 plane m Indoneslan territory and continue their journey to Australia. The homesick Australians. Who arrived m Singapore on Saturday,
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    Lock icon Had Opium And Food, $3 00 Fine
    70 5 MUAR. Too, Tan Kia Sing, 56. of Craiciclca Estate, was charged m the Sessions Court here yesterday with possession of six leaf packets and two pills of ooium and also with moving two kalis of food m the estate, a food restricted area,
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    Lock icon Whaling Fleet In Singapore
    64 5 Whaling Fleet In Singapore A second Japanese whaling fleet has called at Singapore en route to the Antarctic within the last fortnight. The fleet consists of the 18.000-ton depot and factory Ship Matsushima Maru. and seven "catcher ships" ranging from 100 to 200 ton.s. The first fleet made un o:
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    Lock icon FATAL ACCIDENT
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 20-year-old Chinese died a? a result of an accident with a military vehicle at the 3| mile Klang Gates Road this afternoon.
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    Lock icon Detention For Good Soldier
    268 5 L/CPL. Vivian Davies. 23. of the 18th Independent Infantry Brigade Signals Squadron, described as an "unusually competent soldier" by hil Commanding Oflicer, was yesterday ordered by a Singapore District Court Martial to undergo 10 days' detention for neglecting to obey daily routine orders. Davies was found
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    Lock icon End Of A Pioneer
    85 5 MR. s. T. SAIfY oi Urn Government Printing O:fuo. Singapore, who diea on Sunday. Mr. Samy joined the Printing Office m 1915 and retired m 1950. He was awarded the Imperial Service Medal for his conspicuous services to the Government m 1953. Mr. San y who
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    Lock icon Course For Club Leaders
    98 5 Course For Club Leaders A THREE-MONTH Club Leaders Training Course organized by the Singapi-p Federation of Boys' Club- will begin on Tuesday. Nov. 27. The course ia open to youths between 23 and IS years of age and will be bl Id at the Federation's headquarters m Queen Stree:. Lectures
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    Lock icon MARRIED IN KLANG
    64 5 Stand.irdpic by THE wedding of Mr Khoo Kok Leong. second son of Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Swee Toh. and Miss Koh Swee tne. second daughl.r of Mr and Mrs. Koh Seng Khoon. look place at the Hin Hua High School. Klang. The bride is a Chinese School
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      Lock icon Student Subversion
      477 6 r;i !NESK student su versi continues to threaten S ;gap T i tient ami painstaking effort? of the Colony's Education Department to solve the problem of these y withe have not made the g ?ss that was expected. Tne response I the G nment'i p. m to reregister
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      Lock icon A Brutal Murder
      374 6 |Y\ Monday ng IB Oenl and hard-work-in, bog na murdered by thieves who went r b the shop In which he was employed. Murders by robbers seem to ne rampant 1»e days It would appear they arc venting their neer mmvent victin 5 just to gel VS
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    646 6  -  William Bluett by- TN his book. "Egypt's Destiny", General Neguib gives a graphic description of the petty restrictions imposed on him, during the early days of his arrest, by the man who had usurped his position as leader of tho Revolutionary Council Colonel Nasser. Efforts were made, m
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    Lock icon AFTER THE BATTLE
    966 6  -  ROBERT KEE by TEL AVIV HTHE Israeli brigadier at El Arish. a highly intelligent, bespectacled man of 36, had been a company commander m the British Army and knew the right note to strike at a Press conference. Any sign of Egyptian officers deserting their men? "All
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    Lock icon BOLT FROM THE BLUE
    330 6 Budget Sir; To a people on the 1 threshold of independence. i the Merdeka Budget pro--1 posals of the Alliance I Administration m the FedeI ration and Labour Front Cabinet m Singapore have 1 come as a bolt from the blue. Only the anxiety of a
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    726 6 The NEWS as it strikes me THIS is not m defence of millionaires. This is to seek an explanation from the Penang Labour candidate. Lim Kean Siew, m thc coming Municipal elections, of a remark he made at a rally on Sunday. He is reported to have said among other
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    Lock icon We the PEOPLE
    274 6 We the PEOPLE MR. DONALD MOORE HITS BACK Sir; I read your music critic's article m last Sunday's issue of the Sunday Standard with some amusement for it has always seemed to me 'hat people who live m their kind of house are m a singularly disadvantageous situation for throwing
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    211 6 Sir; The article "Doc Worn Goes On m your ia ,c--of Woe. 8, 1956 on thc- liesatisfaction of the private doctors m Kuala Tumpur over the appointment of a sere, t panel of medical practitioners by the Stata Education Department attend to the vcr: .lar school teachers,
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    91 7 Twin Sister's Kidney Saves Woman BOSTON, Nov. 13 (AP) —Mrs. Idtth Helm, til. who received a healthy kidney from hr twin sister to replace bee two diseased kidneys, was dlacharged on Monday friim a hospital here. Hospital spok»*sman said Mrs. Helm was "feeling wonderful" as she left for her home
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    109 7 On Verge Of Ending His Life KARLSRUHE, Germany, Nov. \P). Ponsee Week Gel man intelligence chief Dr. Otto John testified today he am **aeveral times on the verge ol committing suicide" during thc 17 months he stayed behind Dr. J* bn tore: tin Waal C.erman Fe -er a. Supreme Court
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    52 7 HONGKONG. Nov. 13 (Reuter) The Hongkong gov--1 eminent hit approved the sale to Lebanon of 8.000 steel helmets manufactured m this British colony, it was officially learnt today. The approval was endorsed by the British government. But another order from Egypt reportedly for 50.000 helmets, was
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    126 7 MELBOURNE, Nov. 13 (Reuter)— A visiting; Soviet diplomat said here today he hoped his visit would be the forerunner to the resumption of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and Australia. But the diplomat, Mr. D. Zaikm, added that the question must be decided
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    52 7 LONDON, Nov. 13. A Socialist amendment criticizing the government's economic policy was defeated Ir, the noose of Commons last DigM with 321 votes to 259. it was the third time Q-Bt Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden's government won a confidence vote since the outbreak of the Suez
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    72 7 LONDON. NOT. 13 (Reuter) Sir Anthony Eden. the Prime Minister, decided today acalnat making a major speech on the Middle East and Hungary In the House ol Commons. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boy d. the Colonial Secretary, will instead open the last day of the .Ax- day rirbate
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    86 7 Tons Of Anti-Communist Literature Taipei. Nov. 13 ißeuter)— Chinese Nationalist Air Force staged Its "biggest ever" leaflet dropping mission over the China mainland, accord- I ing to an official communique. The statement said '"lights of planes" m a pre-dawn operation dropped "tons" of 1 Nationalist flags and anti- i Communist
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    148 7 BELGRADE, Nov 13. (Reuter)— Mr Dalibor Soldatic. Yugosla\ ambassador to Hungary, was reported by a usually reliable source m Budapest U>da> to have lelt for Belgrade to discus* with his government the future ol ex-Premier Inire Nagy. .Mr Nagy has taken refuge m i
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    76 7 vKA Nov. 13 (AP) Darul Islam rebels, according to official sources today, are te; pu&g MS ?r\o |g |i Wm% Ja 1 During the last two d. bei attacks reportedly k over 24 persons m attacks on 9 villages near Bandung and 400 houees
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    204 7 Tension Again After Uneasy Quiet JAKARTA. Nov. 13, (Reuter)— Tension appeared to be mounting m army circles again today followin.' a period of uneasy quiet. One of Indonesia's seven territorial commanders chi ed the Army Chief of St General Abdul Nasutinn. with ieviating" from decisions t^ken at a recent conference
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    250 8 Trade Union Officials Convicted KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Four trade union officials who mobbed a lorry crew bringing m outside labour during a recent strike, were today convicted and bound over for six months m the first case to be tried under the Trade
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    100 8 Kaum Ibu Has A New Leader KUALA LUMPUR Tues. —The U.M.N.O. Headquarters here today officially appointed Che Fatimah Kadir of Perak the next leader of Kaum Ibu, Malaya. Che Feitimah WM chosen to the post by the U.M.N.O. high command last weekend after it confirmed the expulsion of Che Khatijah
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    78 8 Theft Of Cloth— On High Seas PENANG. Tues. Twenty rolls of piece goods, valued at $300 were reported stolen from a lighter between Prai and Penang last nigh:. The complainant was a Malay. Salleh bin Udin. Police are new carrying out investigations. In Pasar Road. Ayer Itam. some cash and
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    54 8 RAUB, Tues. Chinese IChOOll m Pahang require the approval of the State Education Officer, if they wish to ploy teacher.- from Singapore. This was stated m a memo to a!l Chinese school headmasters from the Superintendent of Chinese schools here m compliance with an order made by
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    112 8 Farewell To Youth Club President KUALA SELANGOR. Tues. Tunku Abdullah, president of the Kuala Selangor Youth Club and of the Federation of Youth Clubs, was feted here on the eve of his departure on transfer to Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Tunku Abdullah was the founder of the Youth Club. Through his
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    162 8 PEXANG. Tues.— Strict preDj will be taken by pres: rr.r at various polling stations on election day Dec. 1 since cases of impersonation had been detect M Bt previous Municipal elections This was disclosed by Settle nent Electi ns Officer. Mr. A. rhiyagarajah, today. Mr Thiyagarajah
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    68 8 FEDERATION Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman (right), blesses Inche Shamsuddin bin Abdul Majid and his bride Che Hasunah binte Haji Mas'od Hayati during the Bersanding ceremony held at the bride's home m Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The bride is a nurse attache-d to the General
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    267 8 Labour Party Flays Enemies PENANG, Tues.— Enemies of the Labour Party have deliberately misled many of the middle class into distrusting the organization, declared Mr. Lim Kean Siew, chairman of the George Town branch of the Party, 1 yesterday. Speaking at the opening of a new
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    209 8 SELLS A CAR-LANDS IN COURT KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A 41-year-old car broker, V. F. Stuart, who claimed trial to a charge of drunken driving, was today fined $300 and disqualified from driving for a year. He told the Sessions Court President, Inche M. M. Hashim
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    200 8 It Doesn't Make A Difference! Men Or Women They're Nurses KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, assured the Federal Legislature today that the term "male nurses", although unpopular, "does not involve any change m the emolument, function or even sex of the
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    87 8 Raja Muda To Open Youth Club KUALA SELANGOR, Tues. The Raja Hoda of Selangor. will declare open the new premises of the Kuala Selangor Youth Club on Saturday. More than 400 invitations have been sent out, and special accommodation has been arranged for up-country guests. A tea parly will follow
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    101 8 THE Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will declare open the 15th Inter-School Art Exhibition at the British Council Hall. Singapore, on Dec. 7 at 5.30 p.m. The Exhibition, organized by the Singapore Art Society and open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. till
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    167 9 Assembly Will Debate Bill On Monday A BILL to introduce luxury tax m the Colony was published by the Singapore Government yesterday. It will be moved m the Legislative Assembly on Nov. 19 by the Financial Secretary, Mr. T. M. Hart. The goods to be
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    179 9 5 TWELVE Singaporeans 2 who had donated or rais- 1 ed $5,000 for the Slag*- 2 pore Association for the 2 Blind Home m Thomson 2 Road, met m the Colony I 2 yesterday. And among them were Mr. Run Run Shaw and j his
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    235 9 The Way To Answer Communism PROMOTE FREE AND RESPONSIBLE UNIONS I fast changing Malaya it was essential to educate the masses to acce r..>.0:..:y if they are to demand p. :v ety. Mr. Ton Bavin, of the Inter:.3*ional Confederation of Free Trade Unions, said •fa lr« ed Johore Bahru Rotariar.He
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    125 9 No-Tax Estate Man Is Fined A RUBBER estate owner. Chong Shang Wan. was fined 110 each on three counts when he pleaded guilty to failing to submit his income tax r tuma trom 1954 to 1956 by "he Singapore City Magistrate, Mr K. C. Chan yesterday. He wa? discharged fa
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    52 9 THE Singapore Business and Professional Women Club will give a dinner and social at the American Club. Scotts Road, tonight to observe the W.W.C.A. World Week of grayer, which continues to 18. More than 70 members are expected to attend the affair. which will begin at
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    107 9 PENANG, Tues. Two charges of intimidation against a bus-driver of the Hin Bus Company, A. Manikam, 50, who was out on strike at the time of the alleged offences. were withdrawn by Inspector Kong Fook Yew. on instructions of the Deputy Public Prosecutor, m the
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    86 9 A BUST of the late Mr. N. R. Mistri, who donated $950 000 for hospital development m Singapore, was unveiled m the Mistri Wmg at the General Hospital yesterday by Mrs. H. R. Mistri. wife of the deceased's brother. Singapore's Minister for Health, Mr. A.
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    129 9 A 19-YEAR-OLD girl attempted to take her own life by swallowing a solution of medicinal tablets just because her father rebuke I her for asetiSf arith a man. the SinI ire Seventh Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pate>, mm 1 1 yesterday. Yong Chew pleaded
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    285 9 ROCK' N ROLL BRIGADE ROLL INTO SINGAPORE THEY'RE here! Three generations of "Rock 'n Roll family flew into Singapore last night with five other international entertainers to perform the Brst live "rock" show m Singapore this month "Rock Around Tne World." The first generation consists of silver-haired Mom and Pop
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    118 9 NO change, are contemplated m present Volkswagen cars for at least another ten years, the President of the Volkswagen Company of Germany. Dr. H. Xordhorf. told the Stanoard yesterday. This policy would ensure good resale value for customers, and continued lower prices, he added.
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    52 9 SIXTY varietic of tropical fish were airlifted to Madras yesterday by Air India International for the State Aquarium Accompanying them was the Curator of thc Madras Aquarium Mr X J. Joseph, who came to Singapore specially, a fortnight ago. to buy them because "Singapore ofiers j
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    29 9 MR. G. G. Thompson. PubHc Re'ations Officer, Singapore. left tne Colony yesterday with his wife and children m the P&O liner Chusan for a holiday m Britain.
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    910 10 Natural Vs. Synthetic Battle Is Stepped Up THE STAKE -MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR MARKET THE battle between natural versus synthetic rubber for a stake m the multibillion dollar world rubber market is being intensified m laboratories covering four continents. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent by industry to develop new
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    97 10 RUBBER RISES 2 5/8 cts. SINCAPORE rubber pri.es yesterday continued to improve on an active market, first grade rubber lor December shipment closing at $1,331 per lb., a rise ut cents on Monday, The market opened steady on better London overnight prices. Cood demand for tho lower grade rubber contributed
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    46 10 Buyers Sellers Spot (norn) 1031 10S] Dec. RSS No. 1 103| 104 Jan. RSS No. 1 103.1 103] Dee. RSS No. 2 102 1 102] Dee. RSS No. 3 iIMU 101_ R.M.A. on reg. tender: December 103] 1031 January 103| 103. Tone: Steady quiet.
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    182 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: f i n Orda %*\MS\ Hammers si. 574 to si.tiO; Breweries S3. v 2 97; odd lot; M. Cement $1.77_, 11.75; M Colls. ll.lOcd; .Metal Box SI 70. S! 71; O.C. Bank 5 34 overnight; Gold Storage $1.60; Straits
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    91 10 Outer Roads Somali. Japanese Fishing trawlers, Stanvac Diirak. Limburg. Denbissiiire. Hoegh Silverstream. Banjoewangi, Sinabang. Bradevcrctt. Sabang Inner Roads Resang. Sedenak. Aik Hin. N'anekarhindr. New Coronation. Perak. Sirusa. En« Siong. Sernmpang, Rajah Brooke. Tong Leong. Darve'. Rawang, Taype. Kah Kheng. Perlis. Buana. SHB Wharves Awnmn-an Mnru 4. Idomenu?
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    74 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Renong Tin Dredging Co. Ltd.. made a net profit of $342,540 (£39.963) after charging depreciation of buildings and machinery and British and Malayan taxation, for the year ended June 30, the directors announced today. The directors have recommended payment of about $253,720 £30,187)
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    23 10 JAPAN is to increase her purchases of products from Thailand, particularly tin and tungsten, a Japanese official announced m Bangkok.
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    136 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul vestcrriav wereCopra Nov. S26i buyers. S-27 sellers; coconut oil m bulk t4OJ sellers, m drums M3| sellers, Muntok white pepper SI 18 sellers. Sarawak white 1111 special Sarawak black $84 sellers. Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday: Straits mixed
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    121 10 MALAYAN industrial shares j were quietly steady, while tin and rubber shares were inclined to ease, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Gammon 205 2.08 Singapore Traction Ords. 17 6 18 6 MININGS I
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    26 10 A WASH-RESISTANT elastic guaranteed to withstand all washing processes without losing its elastic properties has been pioneered and perfected by a firm m Melbourne.
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    167 10 U.K. Steel Wire Hopes For Tropics Finance And Commercjj A BRITLSH firm has just introduced its tropicalized steel wire ropes to Malaya and other areas of tropic heat and humidity. Mr. Frank 11 Stott, Technical Representative of thc firm, British Ropes Ltd.. Doncaster, England. says the ropes are the result
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    197 10 Replant With HighYielding Natural: Bugbee TO remain competitive with synthetic rubber and to bring obout a high. standard of living, growers both small and large, must replant their low-yieldinc areas with high-yielding natural, says Mr.H. C. Bugbee of the Natural Rubbc Bureau m Washington Mr. Bugba leaders of Malaya recognised
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    131 10 NEW ROSKOPF MODELS SOON MR. FRED LTECHTI, managing director of Manufacture de Montres National S.A.. La Chau dc Fonds, Switzerland, manufacturers of Roskopf and National watches, is now on a fortnight's visit to Singapore. Mr. Liechti said two new models would soon be introduced m thi? market; an automatic one
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    52 10 -übber import* m October totalled 29.042 29.245 tons m the previous month. Of the October im; ns came from S 7 tons from B rneo and 3.180 tons from Sarav. The total m the first months this year stands at 302.753 tons, 301..- I same period
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    97 10 THE directors of Kempas Ltd.. reported a profit of $1,427,961 for the year ended «iune 30, 1956. This amount included $70,200 interest or vestments, $24 other int. :r $1,388 ;\ar damage claims a- $4'" on of inves* nei I B c brought forwttd WSS »f3,722 making
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    37 10 A technical concern m Amsterdam has put on the market entin y transparent plastic covers for protecting drawings, blueprints and instruction cards, which re .-.<--. clean m the covers and are easy to read through them.
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    327 12  - Lisa brings wardrobe from Hongkong Terry Pillay I.v j[(>U dor* ,t feel to hair a wardrobe full of zlamorou* clothe, but to hr.: r < v ith \<<u th.- r that <omrd v r may be ■■-■■wjr lo mett >r hard rash? Lisa Lee of Hongkong could give you this
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    323 12  - How does the average Frenchwoman dress Jeanne Graham \YHr\IWR you retain h'< a hoHdsy m n v ''ii c seen monuments you're rislted. What they tV'-v "l\ l \\'hat U i' llt tht__* about us? And how Hi th This applies partic tors to Paris. Women m other parts of
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    208 12 48-YEAR-OLD pure-blooded aborigine has recently become one or As Ml fashionable textile designers. Using only the natural pigments from ochres and clays m his home district for colouring, shreds of stringy brrrk Jor brushes, a twig with a human hair attached for fine line work, and
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    166 12 Streamlining the Figure QIRDLES and brassieres are streamlined by top French makers as shown by these lovely models. The French National Federation of Corsetmakers re--I)resented theft two odels (below) to prove at FASHIONABLE is )t an adjective that apies only to dresses. At ft is "Gai Soleir by mbre of
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    223 13 LAUREL. Mary ar.i. Me*. 12 An :-j L tree-y ar- I Master Boing raced to an aria m the Washington :onal here today to capture the rich prize for n for the tion m 1 Master Boing, ridd-r. w v Gviy Chancelier, race', away from
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    357 13 Athletes Now The Topic At Olympic City MELBOURNE, Nov. 13, (AP) With international politics out of the way— at least temporarily— athletes resumed their place as the centre of attention at the Olympic village on Tuesday. Tha raising of the nationalist Hungarian flag on Tuesday eliminated some of the controversy
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    126 13 First Aussie Racehorse Flies In FIRESCOt'T, five-year-*' d Australian race horse, became the first Australian race horse to be airfreighted into the Colony when he landed bf Qantas yesterday. Cost for transportation is £4341 (Australian). The freight rate from Sydney b M 52.06 per kilo and applies to the actual
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    77 13 CASTRO VALLEY, California, Nov U ('Router) Art Larsen, United States In.'c: rational tennis star, is m critical condition here after being thrown from a motor scooter Doctors said he was suffering from multiple head injuries and a ruptured artery m the brain. Larsen was injured o~ Saturday
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    67 13 MELBOURNE. Tues. (Rmtrr). Sontt effttefwasa tmt has been caused m ho"ics of Melbourne househo'drrs where visitors from overseas kmmm been iound to share thr same MMias as household pets. Charlie, an. A >-mcc" or acco'nmodated m one home, found the family cal iiad tha
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    153 13 THE BIG SOCCER CLASH LONDON. Nov. 13. (Reuter) Tha England-Wale- soccer International at Wembley Stadium tomorrow should prove a elasstc In ball control with the ..ealth of experience on both sides. But apart from two or three In tlie Welsh attack, there likely to *c a surplus of craft and
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    90 13 YOUNG MEN'S Sikh Association, one of the strongBSt contenders for the S.H.A. Division 3 title, trounced the Punjab Naujaw an Babah bf six goals to nil m their league lixttire at Farrer Park yesterday. With this victory, the Sikhs move up to the top of the
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    67 13 BARTLEY School entered the quarter -Anal of the interprimary schools soccer championship. Upper Serangoon District. They beat St Gabriels School 3-0 at Paya Lebar yesterday Bartlev will now matt Boys' Town. Bukit Timah District champions on Nov 15 on the Rangoon Road School ground There was
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    50 13 GLASGOW. Nov. 13 (Reuter) Scotland's football team to meet Yugoslavia at Hampden Park here on November 21 is announced as follows: Younger (Liverpool). Parker (Falkirk) and Hewie (Charlton Athletic): IfcColl (Rangers). Young (Rangers) and Docherty (Preston): Scott (Rangers). Mudie (Blackpool). Reilly (Hibernian). Baird (Rangers) and Fernie (Celtic).
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    29 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Selangor Sikh Union beat Shell Sports Club 2-0 m a friendly hockey match on the Taylor Road ground today. Harjit Singh scored both goals.
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    201 14 FOKMIK vngapore and Mala^ m >pr;nt champion, Tm Vng Voon. th.- Colony's 1 1. m rtc Ih ing from Britain to Melbourne, said nn t r r i il .it Pava lebar Urport yesterday that he ais strl! 'm the dark about his events
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    121 14 P,. KIN U)FT THRfcE women brought tr-- ;mm m .1 hurrj to the m;i, l'< Sports Centr- They were Bulgar.a- best gymnasts, who limbered up and performed to the delight of watching Singaporeans first time thai Singapore had an exhibitinr. the Olympics-••A'.-.v.:;.i this is his attempt, we
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    343 14 of gymnastics hy Olympicbound women. The star was 27-year-old 1 o is expected to arm a medal for Bulgaria. She .nied by 21-year-[vanka '-old S_'t:rka The B gymnastic team rwrt|ri«t« these three women, and three men. Bulgarns team for the Olympics totalled 58 and aitinn; them
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    64 14 LONDON, Nov 12. (Routed Tottenham Hotspur, who displaced Manchester United at the sad ol tl English Football Le'-icue division one 'able on were today made joint irities with them for the f tball Association Cup. P 4 -r dubs were Quoted al 10 to l Ai the
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    53 14 MELBOURNE Nr\ 13. <Rev- Western Australia beat Vid rii wicket* m the four-day ShefLeict Shtelc cricket c which ended at Saint Ilrla ground Close of play scares;, md 242 rtern Australia 16S and 2 A. Bdwardi 43 not out B R g| 42 I 08l L.
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    164 14 Britain Fed. To Open KUALA LLMPLR, Tues. The Federation hockey team will share with Great Britain the honour of starting the International hockey tournament at the Olympic Games at Melbourne on November 23. Tha match between those two team? on Friday morning wi'! be the 'curtain raiser' •thick has attracted
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    159 14 ROYAL Naval Pe.iee beat I ersity ol Malays by three ill to one m a SHA Div 1 league match at Bukit Timah yestei I The Folit c opened the score m the 7th minuts through S Q, and Bahgawan Sin ii ased it Itukand Singh
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    654 14 From BILL FUNK SYDNEY, Tuesday.— "Americas Davis Cup problems are real and deep-seated," declared Bill Talbert, I.S. Davis Cup non-playing Captain, m an exclusive interview with the Standard today. This statement was made by Talbert alter ail the American aces had been eliminated from
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    458 14  -  WINDSOR LAD BY IPOH, Tues.— None worked better than ORISSA and TRYAS, two of Van Breukelen's candidates, when sent against the clock at the lpoh race track this morning m preparation for their engagements at the coming Perak Turf Club's December Meeting. With
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    74 14 Olympic Preview The Reverend Complains MEUBOURNEY N i IX (UP) —The R~ Bob B set the Oi'-rr.r c] -ilt record ii. rr con 'day the rac here w^ s to m iddy to clear 14 toet The Amer c ir: c'• ter <xpressed discontei I wi r-zcr here. I am
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    257 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— With barely forty eight hours to go befoie t> Federation contingent leave for the Olympic Games, the I ederation of Ma Olympic Sports Council still need about 52.000 for the trip. "Every avenue i e be_Hfl BEplorcd to raiac
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    84 14 MELBOURNE. Nov 13 (AP) Japanese swimmers have been exposed to "Melbourne Waff" that's the name Australian swimmers give to an illness that has overtaken a number of the athletes at the Olympic Village. Australians Frank Murphy. Joe McCann. Ron Faulds and Lorraine Crapp first had it.
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    314 14 LONDON. Nov. 13 (Reuter) Hungary's athletes now settling down m Melbourne are finding their long lay-off a handicap, and are wondering whether it will affect their chances at the Olympic Games. While Waiting, m Prague, to go on to Melbourne, they found the weather
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    130 14 MELBOURNE, Nov. 13 (AP).— A Swedish member of tne International Olympic Committee said today hve Scandinavian countries Sweden. Norway. Finland. Denmark and Iceland wiil Compete m the Olympic games unless there are further major developments m the Europe-Suez Crisis "No one knows what can happen." said
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    40 14 AFTER a goalies, first half, Mo 3 Base Ordnance Depot rallied strongly m the second half to cam a 3-1 win over Rova; Air Force. Seletar. m a SHA Div. 2 leacue matcn at Friendly Hill yesterday.
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