Singapore Standard, 16 November 1956

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    16 1 Singapore Standard Vol VII. No. 137 14 PAGES 15 CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, (VOX EMBER 16, 1956
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    Lock icon HE FACES THESE HURDLES
    17 1 7. Rebellion within his own Party *> 2. Determined opposition m Assembly MR. LIM
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    Lock icon TAX POLICY MAY TOPPLE GOVT.
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    Lock icon A 'BLOOMING NUISANCE' GETS A GUARD
    247 1 DRT SA J, EGYPT, N 15, (AP» rhf junvnondtv of the E-,- :--F-er-.h task foflCl 2d ng Port Sc d c^..oced yeste r dcy he put c protective" guard cound the Se* et ■-5 j ore m th s batter- bottle front c t>
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    Lock icon U.N. 'Peace Troops Land In Canal Zone
    336 1 U.N. 'Peace Troops Land In Canal Zone YOU'RE WELCOME, SAYS EGYPT ISMAILIA, NOV. 15, (AP)— -IN BATTLE DRESS AND CARRYING LIGHT ARMS, 95 DANISH AND NORWEGIAN SOLDIERS LANDED TODAY AS THE VANGUARD OF THE UNITED NATIONS MIDDLE EAST POLICE FORCE. Looking a bit airsick, 45 Danes trooped off the first
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    Lock icon U.S. Move To Keep Out 'Volunteers'
    83 1 NEW YORK. Ncv. 15 (Re iter) The Unit I Sr ites was reported 1 be preparing action inside the United Nations to ,r- p Soviet "volunteers" 0u t of Eg .senhower told 3 conference yesterthe U.S would try ro g ipp rt ar.', D
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    Lock icon IN MOSCOW
    25 1 Ifß GOMULKA. the Polish Communist Party leader, arrived tn Moscow yesterday with a delegation of Government and Party members. Moscow Radio reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon UMNO Launches Fund To Aid Needy In Egypt
    80 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.. President of the United Malays National Organization and Federation Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, today appealed to UMNO to raise a fund to help Egyptians who are m distress a<; a result of the recent hostilities. In a directive
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    Lock icon Warning From The Arab States
    174 1 WITHDRAW FROM EGYPT 0R... BEIRUT, Nov. 15 (UP) The Arab summit conference today demanded the immediate withdrawal of Anglo-French and Israel troops from Egypt and warned that the Arabs will take "effective measures to the maximum of their capabilities" to enforce this. The conference ended
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    Lock icon JAIL FOR A VICE-CONSUL
    71 1 JAKARTA. Nov. 15 (Reuter;) a former vice-consul at the Indonesian Consulate m Singapore Mohammad Arsjad was today sentenced to two and half years' imprisonment for forging bank receipts. Arsjad was alleged to have forged the receipts m his official capacity as vice-con-sul so that he deprived
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    24 1 THE Egyptian Government has refused to accept an offer of Pakistani troops to participate m the United Nations force m Egypt. Reuter
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    Lock icon 10,000 Protest In Budapest
    103 1 Vienna. Nov. 15 ißeuter) Ten thousand Hungarian workers today demonstrated m front of the Parliament building m Budapest m protest against the deportation ot Hungarians by the Russians, according to reports reaching here. News of the demonstration, which took place this afternoon, was given to a
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    Lock icon INDIA ACCEPTS SOVIET LOAN
    45 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 15 (Reu-trj-i India today accepted a Soviet offer of a 500 million rupee long-term credit to ease her foreign exchange deficit The money is to be repaid m twelve annual instalments at two and a half percent Interest
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    Lock icon Special Shot Dead, Another Wounded
    101 1 SUNGEI BAKAP. Thurs. A Special Police corporal Ta<b bin Haii Ahmad. 30. ot Sungei Ova Butrerworth. was shot dead and a S. C. Sergeant. Avob bin Salleh. 31. was injured m a shooting incident at the gate of Police Tactical Headquarters here last night Sergeant
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    Lock icon Mandate From Party Says: Get Rid Of This Burden 0/ Else
    321 1  - Mandate From Party Says: Get Rid Of This Burden 0/ Else S. VENKAT SO LIM MAKES AIR DASH FOR TALKS WITH TUNKU By SINGAPORE'S LABOUR FRONT COALITION GOVERNMENT LED BY CHIEF MINISTER MR. LIM YEW HOCK IS IN DANGER OF TOPPLING. AND THE CAUSE OF THIS GRAVE CRISIS IS GOVERNMENT'S
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    Lock icon HUNGARY AGREES
    27 1 THE Hungarian Government yesterday announcerepresentative would be wttHag to meet Mr. Dag HamneHb* jold. U.N. Secretary-General, m Rome to c. ;ef measures for the ..</.• Reuter
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    Lock icon URGENT CABINET MEETING IN K.L.
    110 1 Xl ALA Lt MPFR, Thurs. The Fed eral Legislathe Council's budget session was interrupted at noon today lor an urgent Cabinet meeting reported to have been called to finalize (jrovernment stand on the forthcoming London mission ol Tunku Abdul Rahman to float a 81.000.000,000 development
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    Lock icon Hungarian Workers Want Deposed Nagy To Take Over Again
    584 2 Hungarian Workers Want Deposed Nagy To Take Over Again VIENNA, Nov. 15, (Reuter) A workers' delegation yesterday asked the Hungarian Premier, Mr. Janos Kadar, to allow deposed Imre Nagy to take over the Government, Budapest Radio reported today. X I iar hid t:'.d the dt th it Mr. Nagy was
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    Lock icon Burma Students Protest Union Ban
    180 2 RANGOON. Nov. 15 (Reuter)— Several thousand Burmese students tonight held a mammoth demonstration m protest against the government's ban on students unions throughout the country. The ban which was passed by the Education Ministry last month beEarlier m the evening stuc nsing to the pror.unist
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    Lock icon Chou May Meet Nasser Soon
    85 2 Chou May Meet Nasser Soon PEKING. Ncv 15 (Reut Cnou En-lat. Prime Minister Of China, may meet Pi Nasser of Egypt seen, cc er^ laid here today Ueved it c Die rhe meeting v. jql be held In Cairo or e.se-xhere d v ring Chau s coming •cur of Asia.
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    24 2 UP THE Indonesian Gc rnment has banned demonstrat. as again.-* British and French consulates m Medar ar.d Sumatra, lt was reported yesterday.
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    Lock icon THAT BAR OF SOAP IS DOOMED
    76 2 THAT BAR OF SOAP IS DOOMED LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15 (AP) The old fashioned bar of soap is doomed to disappear from the American scene, says an expert. Body cleansing detergents now being perfected will replace it, the chairman of the board of Proctor and Gamble said yesterday at a
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    Lock icon More Aid For Arab Refugees
    53 2 JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector Nov. 15 (AP) Officials of Israel and the U.N. Relief and Works Agency last night initialled an agreement for continued assistance to 200.000 Arab refugees ln the Israelheld Gaza Strip. The agreement provides foi shipping ln supplies from Lebanon and buying others
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    Lock icon ACTOR DIES
    33 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 15 (UP) —Floyd Buckley. 32, a star of the comedy hit "No Time For Sergeants" and the oldest active performer on Broadway, died yesterday of a heart attack.
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    Lock icon H-Bombs Are Getting Cheaper Now
    126 2 LONDON. Nov. |fl (Reuter) British atomic scientists; have discovered a means of making hydrogen bombs "to cheaply that tn n small nations like Egypt or Israel could build uo their own stockpiles," It is reported today. Thc Neva Chronicle's science correspondent writes that -c.entistj at
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    Lock icon Tito Tells Of A Split In Moscow
    218 2 LONDON, Nov. 16 (AP) Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia disclosed yesterday a sharp division inside the Kremlin with Stalinist forces stubbornly holding out against any "demonstration" of Soviet satellites. The disclosure came m a speech by Tito at Pula four days ago just released
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    Lock icon Formosa Invites S-E Asia Students
    306 2 GOVT. OFFERS SPECIAL FACILITIES TAIPEI, Nov. 15 (UP) The Chinese Nationalist Government has plans and facilities to accommodate a large number of overseas Chinese students tion. This was stated by the Chairman of the Overseas Affairs Commission, Mr. Cheng Yen Fu, when a group of
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    144 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber pru (rents per lb.) m Srr.. pore yestertiav were Buyers Selh Spot 'norn 10.'). ll". RSS 1 Id,. R.S.S. No 2 102 m R.S.S. No. 3 100 Id Tone: Stearin i SPOKt UN The price <>f tin < the local market jr^ ri.i\ was S>4oBi per
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    19 2 An American Jer r ra tied into a building m X rlaut( m, Germany. building A.P.
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    Lock icon WARSHIPS GALORE
    91 2 PEARL HARBOUR. Nov. 15 (UP). Pearl Harbour was teeming with more combatready warships today than at any time since World War 11. it was part of the U.S. Xa-y's "accelerated schedule" to improve America's defences m the Pacific dur.' Mld-I die East a The atta < airarafl Philippine
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    Lock icon Workers To Form GIANT Alliance
    288 3 A Costly Sequel To Government's New Tax Policy? 83,000 WILL UNITE TO DEMAND FOR IMMEDIATE WAGE RISE FOR the first time m the history of Singapore, more than 83,000 workers m the Government Cit\ Council, Harbour Board, Telephone Board, and the three Armed Services, will
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    261 3 BEAUTIES DOWN ARGENTINA WAY VDEVIL ON VACATION' IN SINGAPORE^ A "Devil Is On V acation" on the Argentine world cruise liner Yapeyu. which arrived m Singapore yesterday m the course of a global tour. The "devil" however. is purely fictional, as portrayed by Fernando Ochoa, who is a member of
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    Lock icon Case Of The Stolen Teachers'
    336 3 Case Of The Stolen Teachers' THE Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Manasement Committee has protested to thc Minister for Fdtication. Mr. i hew Swee Kee. o\er the large mint ber of Chinese teachers being ab>orbed into th e Government Education Service. Last week. SS teachers joined Government schools. The majority of
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    60 3 A TEA party will be given by the Singapore Inner Wheel Club, at the home of its President. Mrs. Nissa Jumabhoy, tomorro.' on to welcome about 20 members of the Inner Wheel Club m the Federation. Tea will be followed by a costume show of the
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    77 3 THL 1 in nl Sr t rrUr\ Mr T M. Hart, will be asked hi the aexl Legislative Assembly meeting on Wednesday whether I nent viii arrange with Urn Federation Singapore Railway Station to carry out luggage checks The question will be asked by Mr. John
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    Lock icon Acid Thrown At Couple
    61 3 A SINGAPORE salesman and his wife were m a car m Half Road on YVedne.-day morning when one of five men approached the couple and threw acid into the car. The sal< -man's shirt was Stained with the liquid but he was not Injured. Motive of
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    Lock icon TAXPAYERS SUPPORT NEW ASSOCIATION
    204 3 SINGAPORE citizens yesterday supported the move to form an association to help taxpayers solve their income-tax problems. A Colony City Councillor and Accountant. Mr. Chan Kum Chee. and a businessman. Mr. Richard de Silva. are helping to form tho association to be called the Income Taxpayers'
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    Lock icon THEY PAY FARE WITH VIOLENCE
    171 3 8 Men Attack Bus Conductor A SINGAPORE bus conductor. Quek Koh Kirn. was yesterday stabbed m the shoulder when he laked <-:_ men who boarded a Hock Lee bus m Tiong Bahru for their tm Quek told po.icc that the eight men boarded the bus
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    Lock icon Chew For Colombo Plan Talks
    137 3 Chew For Colombo Plan Talks SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education. Mr Chew Swee Kee. will attend the eighth session of the Colombo Plan conference m Wellington, Zealand, from Dec. 4 to 8. tr. Chew is cxpc ted to leave the Colony on Nov. 30. Another official delegate to the conference. Mr
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    Lock icon Man On Gun And AMMO Charge
    43 3 AXG Thing Yam was charged m the Singapore Fourth Magistrate. Court yesterday with unlawfully carrying a .22 automatic orsto! at New Br. _c Road on Oct. 14. He was further charged possession of two rounds .22 ammunition.
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    36 3 HONGKONG, Nov. 15, Special Standard SClcing prices nf the Hongkong Exchange were HSJf la ii Sterling; $6.4729 to I'.S Si 11J42 to Malayan 11 I to one Indonesian Ruppiah Gold $286.5 to a tael
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    Lock icon 7,000 To Conduct Colony Census Count
    184 3 7,000 To Conduct Colony Census Count MORE than 1.000 enumerators will b e recruited from the University of Malaya and schools for Singapore's flLth, and biggest population census survey to be held m the middle of next year. But people m the Colony will not be awakened between 2 a.m.
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    261 3 JOHOKE BAHRU. Thurs Tan Ah Bak. a patient of the TB sanatorium here, was fined S.")ft m the Police Court today on a charge ot burying body m an unauthorized place. Tan. who pleaded guilty to the charge, told the vourt that he was hired by deceas- ed's
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    217 4 Raise Income Of Farmers hrst— spencer ir.STRIALIZATION: THp: Federation I EeOQOmiC Adviser, Mr. Oscar 9pencer. warned the Legislative Council that it was unwise for Malaya t 0 embark on any programme of full industrialization until achieving further agricultural development It should he one ol thi first n ri i >>:
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    Lock icon Anti-Govt. Leaflets
    95 4 SINGAPORE Police have re- covered thousands ot anti- Government leaflets strewn carelessly inside the different gate, m the Harbour Board area. In the early hours ol Wednesday morning. The leaflets, written m Chinese, were not signed bj any par':, or group, but claimed that rhe contents were "sealed
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    Lock icon Leong Pays Tribute To Volunteer Medical Workers
    138 4 Leong Pays Tribute To Volunteer Medical Workers Health And Social Welfare ($72,955,919) AS In the Caaa I education, the Health Ministry was also "integrating* With it the administrative headquarters of the Medical Department, Health Minister, Mr. Leong Yew Koh said. He laid the H< alth Min_sI try had new given
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    Lock icon Accent On Malay, More Schools And Training For All
    942 4 Accent On Malay, More Schools And Training For All RAZAK'S BLUEPRINT FOR EDUCATION: CHINESE INSTITUTIONS TO GET A FAIR SHARE' UNDER A SPECIAL EXPENDITURE VOTE conversion of UM thcr m Kua!a Lumpur into the Federation's Orel Technical Institute, he said. Subject to the availability ol funds alter the London financial
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    Lock icon The Door Remains _hut To Colony Rebel Students Who Have 'Disappeared'
    126 4 WARNING EDUCATION Minister. Dato Abdul Razak. declared (hat he had given "clear instructions" to all schools that no "undesirable" Singapore students be admitted. "No school m the Federation would admit any of the 2.000 Singapore Chinese school students. "\nv
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    110 4 A M R. SECURITY' FOR FEDERATION SOUGHT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government tonight called for applications to the new post of "Mr. Security" to plug leaks m official secrecy and communications. i— The "Government Security Officer," responsible to the Chief Minister must be Fedora! dtizeti with at least live
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    Lock icon PLANS FOR YOUTH CENTRE
    71 4 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang Yourh Centre Committee is prepared to build a youth centre m Paya Ternbong This was stared m a letter from the youth centre, read out at a meeting of the Mukim Council, southern area north east district. Penang The Council was also
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    463 5 'It Has Contributed Nothing To Research' Ccst Borne Solely By Country's Industry: Knocker KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government was today taken to task for contributing "exactly nothing" to research which would help Malaya's natural rubber industry m its competition with the synthetic product. The cost
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    Lock icon Malays Form An Anti-Red Front
    279 5 Malays Form An Anti-Red Front KLUANG. Thurs. A United anti-terrorist front. active and full co;vrar; n t o -he Governor] nt, was I rmed by the Malaj it district ol Kluanj it a clYics day meeting today. Th-- B| the first of Its kin In Johore, was formed with Uie
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    Lock icon Discharged Prisoners: An Appeal
    188 5 THE Singapore After-Care Association is m bad need of more public support m its task of rehabilitating men and I men returning to society after serving varying terms of imprisonment, said Mr. .'.A K. tin, honorary secretary of the Association yesterday. He told the Annual Meeting
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    Lock icon CIVICS COURSE
    25 5 THIRTY Ch-MSC tr ll unionists from ten HaIaCCS bran hea will attend a sevenday QviCS Course m Chinese. In Malacca, from Nov. M.
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    Lock icon JUNGLE PATROLS KILL TERRORISTS
    193 5 JUNGLE PATROLS KILL TERRORISTS I \l-\ LUMPUR, Thurs.— I p be Special Squad patrol shi and shiied Kau V; n Ch ilia? Lav Kau. a D c ttee member tl Communist terrorist g inization In the Kamesek listrict Trengganu. A fills and ammunition UN I- the Bahu trict of Negri
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    Lock icon ANOTHER TRIPLET BIRTH
    161 5 History Made In Second Case Within A Week PARTI BUNTAR, Th;:: H- -v was made In the Government Hospital hero this week, when a lamu woman Valiamah. aged 34. _.iv- birth to triplets Tr- la the second cas I i triplet birth m Malaya within a wear.
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    Lock icon WEDDING FOR THE 'ASSAULT CASE GIRL
    95 5 WEDDING FOR THE 'ASSAULT CASE GIRL REMFMBFR the pretty girl m the picture? She is Miss Hedwiues Mary Pavanaris. Tho lucky man next to her is .Mr. Francis Lee, her boy friend. The couple will be married at St. Peter's Church, Malacca, on Nov. 24. Miss Pavanaris was the complainant
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    Lock icon A MEMBERS ONLY $100,000 LOTTERY BY X-RAY CLUB
    196 5 A MEMBERS ONLY $100,000 LOTTERY BY X-RAY CLUB THE Singapore X-Ray Club is iponsorinfi Ita first $100,000 limited sweepstake lottery this month, Mrs. Rita Alison, Organizer of the Club, told the Standard yesterday. j The lottery, which is open only to members of the Club. be launched on Saturday. Tickets,
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    94 5 200 ESTATE LABOURERS DOWN TOOLS SEREMBAN. Thurs.— More than 200 labourers of the LTu Kanchong Estate, Rantau, about 16 miles trom here. have downed tods following a disagreement over wage. with their new employers. The estate is owned by a Chinese o m-crn and the work done by contractors. According
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    Lock icon Judge Tells Why He Allowed J.P/s Appeal
    272 5 PENANG, Thurs.— Mr. Justice Rigbv, m the High Court today said that the evidence of a Pathan widow. Roshan Jan, against a Justice of the Peace, M. Y. Poshni, was riddled with "inconsistencies and contradictions." but despite the President of the Sessions Court,
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    Lock icon LEADER DIES
    33 5 DR 13 K. Lung, a wellknown Chinese b idi I In Malacca, di ed at tht Gh at Ho.spital last night a: I short iHnr--. leaving a wldOl and four childrrn.
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      527 6 J- Able that after merdeka the Malays will come into their ow I hist care of that eventuality. The na_-lialayi are daily subtle as lunt, the fate tha: them not many moons away. Many ifc them are .oyal to their adopted land to which their pioneer forbears
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      935 6  -  r T: .Z! rights and interests of Singapore's taxpay- s are at last to be accorded proper saf The move by a City Councilk Chan X Chee, and a Colony businessman. Mr. Richard de Silva, to set up an Income Taxpayers' Association of Singapore to help and
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    Lock icon THE STRUGGLE FOR AFRICA
    1444 6  -  Colin Legura t.W\\W\\\\ lj V v\v\\v\\\vwv\> i KAOLACK. Senegal, MORE important, perhaps, for the future of Africa than the immediate struggle for political power is the less publicised religious struggle that is being waged —peacefully but relentlessly between I.slam and Christianity. So far the political and
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    Lock icon How the Revolution began
    1011 6  -  GEORGE SHERMAN by VIENNA, IV-KBM En parttcipanti ot tho.- lint "October day. In Budapest irom tudl ni and Pro[essl uaJ men who ned to Austr] i aft thali n< pelt s struggle again: t Boviet ■rain thin la the story i I how t first successful
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    Lock icon Made Her Own False Teeth
    68 7 SAN DIEGO, California, Nov. 15 (AP)— The first thing Mrs. Marjorie Lee McClurken, 48, is coin? to do with her I SS.tOO.OOO divorce settlement is to have a dentist make her a new set of false teeth. Before the divorce was granted, she testified, her
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    86 7 TAIPEI, Nov. 15. (Reutcr)N tionalist China'- Defence Minister, Mr. Yu Ta-wei. hai Parliament that his Navy and Air Force are now capable of annihilating Communist China's Navy and Air Force, it was announced today. He made the statement at a dosed sess:on of Parliament
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    94 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 15 (AP). The New York Times said m itl lea;: editorial today that "the United States is faced with one of the most momentous decisions of the post-w^r era." "Trre Egyptian ambassador m Moscow, Mohammed El Kony. has been instructed by his government m Cairo
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    32 7 QUEEN Eli/aheth. the Queen Mother, will Visil the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland m July next year, it was announced o n Wednesday from Clarence House, her London one.— Banter.
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    240 7 Britain Turns Down Swiss Proposal For A 'Summit' Confab BERNE, Nov. 15, (Reuter) Britain today declined the Swiss government's proposal for a five-power summit" conference on the grounds that "it could not be fruitful unless all were agreed m judging the moment propitious" which did not seem to be the
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    43 7 DOCKERS m Liverpool ||>| the thild da- have refined to loaf) a cargo of raw rubber on the Russian <hip Riazan which was expected to leave the port empty on Wednesday. They were protesting againsl H la'l actions m Hungary.— Reuter.
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    30 7 THE West German Cabinet yesterday gave formal approval 'o th-./ Franco-Girman Saar and Moselle Canalisation Treatk s signed m Luxembourg on Oct. 27, a Government spokesman said Reuter.
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    109 7 A Coup Nipped In Bud JAKARTA, Nov. 15 (Reuter.) A Government party paper reported today that a coup d'etat, plotted by certain army officers and backed by "a group of political leaders." had failed The paper said the AmuChief of Staff. Maior General Abdul Na>ution. had taken "preventive action" agam.-t
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    142 7 BEIRUT, NaT. 15 (AP)— A chartered plane, loaded with newsmen, en route from Beirut to Cairo was forced to turn back yesterday when Egyptian authorities, threatened to fire on it. The plane. belonging to Lebanese International Airlines, had obtained prior clearance to land at Cairo. As
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    52 7 NICOSIA. Nov. 19 (Reuter). A British businessman was killed and another seriously wounded m a terrorist attack m Nicosia's dreaded "Murder Mile" area today. Police and security forces poured into the area and at the same time Greck-Cypriot-began leaving, fearing that a strict curfew would
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    87 7 JAKARTA. NOV 18 (UP). A group of legislators, led by the Moslem Masjumi party, plan to force the government to take a stronger stand against Russian "aggression" m Hungary. The party drafted a resolution that calls on the government to "condemn" the Soviet Union for military
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    49 7 LONDON, Nov. 15 (UP) Egyptian casualties m the battle for Port Said were inn killed and 540 wounded, according to the "latest Estimate." Defence Minister Antony Head, told Parliament yesterday. Egyptian and other sources have placed the figure much higher at between 2,000 and 3.000 killed.
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    91 7 Spaniel Costs 4 People Their Lives SYDNEY, Nov. 15 Reuter A playful cocker saarael cost four people their Uvea, an inquest was told at Wyeng New South Wales, yesterday Four occupants of a car and the dog were drowned when the car plunged into the Wyong River on Sept. 23.
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    52 7 pholo TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Austrian dancer Herta I>. who plays the part of Hameda m ihc forthcoming musical comedy "Fanny" is shown performing m the "Hakim's Cellar" scene during the dress rehearsal for the show at the Drury Lane Theatre. London on Nov 10. The show starring Robert Merle) opened
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    141 7 U.S. Plan Affects 8 Posfs WASHINGTON, Nov 15 (AP) The Elsenhower administration is reported planning a major shakeup of ambassadors m at least eight countries during the next few months. The reshuffle will send a new lineup of American envoys to the four most important western
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    53 7 BELFABT, N< v Hitler's plan.-- r tnvadlng Ensland m 1940 included a subsidiary deception ject for landing German troops on the south cc tri Ri public This was revealed ln a volume published today ln the British official war hlses, under the Uti* rthern Ireland m
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    224 7 MAGYARS HAVE BEEN DEPORTED TO RUSSIA LONDON CLAIMS LONDON. No\ 15 (Reuter) The British Foreign Office said U>da> there had been de portations ol Hungarians to Russia < -man noted a report >m Budapest Rao tag the Comrru. ment of Janos Kari»r as -eeing to make representations with the Russians
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    72 7 DENVER. Colorado. Nov 15, }-vce B-tt ned and burned north of De- ci Si ;eipal Airfielr. ,fter off today. Only one of the 20-member crew was reported missing a half hour after the crash. The huge, 10-engine plane had taken off from Lowry Air Force Base,
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    129 8 One Found Hiding Under A Bed LIM Sye Gut, a hawker, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday for rioting at the Junction of Perak Road and Dimlop Street on the afternoon of Oct 27. Lim. it was stated was
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    146 8 A 10-YEAR-OLD boy. Aw Lin San, dashed out irom UM Sldfl of a .stationary bus with tragic results the Singapore Coroner. Mr. K. T. Alexander, was told yesterday. He was knocked down by an oncoming taxi. Two hours later Aw died m the
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    27 8 American Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Hugh Cummin.?, flew into Singapore yesterday to meet a few friends and do nne Christmas shopping if possible.
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    270 8 And Appeal To Chew For Aid MANY parents m Singapore are demanding protection for their children who have re-registered m Government-sponsor-ed Chinese Schools. In a letter yesterday to the Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, they pointed out that after the putting down
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    105 8 THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Beck, spent an hour yesterday being shown around the Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Clinic. His tour of thc various departments and offices was conducted by Dr. GH. Garlick, Director of the Clinic and Mr. John Ede, Chairman of the
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    298 8 SIXTH CHARGE DROPPED THE Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. Em Cheow Chye. acquitted two partners of the Th: Medical Service. Robert Goh Meng Cho and J. Yoon Kyam Leng. of an amended charge of a" i^ cheating, at the close of the prosecution case-
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    70 8 MALAY iishermen m Singapore want the Government to appoint a committee I their economic conditions with a view to pro i a i additional occupations to supplement their income. A resolution to this .fleet wfll be discussed at the I r I Rural Co-operative conference on Sunday.
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    157 8 SPENDING DOWN AS TAXES GO UP THE present increase ia cost of living m Singapore not necessarily mean more work for Government's statistical survey team now delving into the expenditure of Colony householders, Mr. E. J. Phillips, tne Chief Statistician, told the Standard yesterday. Mr. Phillips believes that though the
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    93 8 Skyscraper Flats Ready Next Year FOUR blocks of nine-; Singapore Improvement 1 flats will be completed withiß cxt 18 morr. Woolmer, the Chief Architect, told The Standard yesterday. They will accommodate more than „500 people and pave the way for Goverß* ment's slum-clearance scheme. Mr. Woolmer said the nine-storey blocks
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    320 8  -  MARY TAN. aged four. was playing with h« r to> lamb when sh'- heard a knock at the door of her mother's flat m Joo Chiat Place. Singapore, on Wednesday morning. Her mother. Tan Kirn Eng. was asleep. The servant had gone out to the market. So
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      550 8 Standard cMlmanac INFORMATION AT A CIANCC S <*»_%•__•_ ¥_>_#_•_«- 930 News ,Sl 9 45 Evening Star POt* 6 Uiary <S>. 10 p.m. Opera Corner (S). T. v 1 J° :ifl Bathelors Only <S). 10 p.m. Apex Inh: Special meeting at Home News from Britain and Alumni Association 'General Sports Round-up
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    240 9 Just for the Gags, it's sure fun .TAIN FEELING does get ml your _v Item as Bob Hope lets off one-line gags funny enough to save Paramo i Latest comedy and a wan fun just to catch th 1 urther support tomes Fearl }$liW>\''^h,l'™ n an .md tr:.. ulate George
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    273 9 Much Ado About Nothing TN the first opening scenes, lasting nearly 15 minute-, Richard Wid* mirk doesn't say a line, «£j but in deadly silence he kills three pursuers, t^ then he's seized by a fourth and brutally dragged by his horseM riding captor. Before he utters one word, sou
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    145 9 BATTLE OF FISTS MAKES IT SILLY 'piE BURNING HILLS, a Warner Bros, colour CinemaScopc. is a Western thriller that has more shooting and rights to the jaw than plot. It concerns a cattle barnri named Joe Sutton (Ray Teal) who. with his henchmen, is out to grab all the land
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    506 9  - He's nice, kind and very simple Christine Diemer says Pianist how to hit the keys hard m anger and frustration. Mr. Douglas did the scene too well, split his thumb and everything was held U P until first aid was rendered. Lloyds of London must have shivered at this mishap
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      287 9 T,. avoided. Compromise and ODAY'S QUOTATION: good judgment help settle "Old li-ni~r"- mended cost accounts I little less than new be- SCORPIO— Oct 23 to Nov fore they're ended." 21— Resist the urge to be CiblxT force' il and appretsrve C FRIDAY FOR EVERYONE: tail gadding a.Lt to gel Try
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    383 10 BIOCHEMISTRY WILL PLAY BIG ROLE IN INDUSTRIES BIOCHEMISTRY will play an important part m new industries both m Singapore and the Federation, Professor J. W. H. Lugg, retiring head of the Department of Biochemistry, University of Malaya, said yesterday. But unfortunately, he added the course which his department had so
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    212 10 MORE TAIPEI SUGAR FOR MALAYA MALAYA has contracted to buy about 14,000 tons white sugar from Formosa for November and December shipment, Singapore importers told the Standard yesterday. Importers have dispelled doubts of a possible shortage ot sugar by announcing the expected arrival of between 5.000 to 6,000 tons Formosa
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    206 10 MALAYAN" sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: 88. Pet 54/- delayed. and arrival; CTS. ord?. 29/9; Praser v Neave ords. $2.04 overnight, $2.08 to $2.09- Gammon $2 05; Malayan Cement $1.78; M Colls N xd. $1.01 xd: Sime Darby $2.05; Straits Traders $25; Str a itl
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    101 10 IMPORTS of tin concentrates into the Federation of Malaya and Singapore (excluding movement between these two territories) m October amounted to 1,502 tons, against 1,268 tons m September The total m the January to October period of this year stands at 11,717 tons, as compared with
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    129 10 FINANCE COMMERCE Rubber Up 1 c. On Short Covering 'ORE rubber prices rday regained lj een* $103| per lb. for first grade December shipment on a moderately active market Short covering was larga^hl responsible for the improve"* ment m prices yester': The market opened well above those prevailing on Wednesday,
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    61 10 OCEAN' shipments of rubber UM latex, concent: ai :t\tr:c.\ m October mted to 81.630 tons, against 94,349 tons (amended) m the previous month. Total shipments m the 10 months this year amounted to 806.726 tons, as compared with 828,684 toni IS the .ame period of la i
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    169 10 MALAYAN tins and industrials were slightly more active on the local share market yesterday and prices were firmer at the close. Rubbers were erratic. p-ice changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Preset Hoove: Ords. 2 H 2.10 Gammon 2.02 2 H
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    127 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Bachange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Nov. $26| buyer?. sellers; coconut oil m bulk $14J sellers, m drums S44J sellers. Muntok white pepper $117 sellers, Sarawak white $116 special Sarawak black $82 sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices: bulk $41 i
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    50 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following chances mi n its r3'.es to merchants jrestei day:. Canada- buying. T.T. 31 7/16, O.D 31 9/16. 90 dayi airmail. 31 7/8 credit bills. 13 15/16 trade bills; selling. TT or O.D. 31 1/16 ready. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    1754 12  - his passion for exploration made him a national hero-then a bankrupt JAMES LAUGHTON By undsen's. He discovered the South Pole and the NorthWe.st Passage; he was the first to fiy by aeroplane to within a 100 miles of the North Pole; he led the first air expedition which successfully crossed
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    99 12 On May 9. 1926, Commander Richard E. Bsrd and I Ut\d Bennett fleiv the first airplane over the Morth Pole. Byrd (second from right) and Bennett (looking through the door) arc shoicn before their takc-oti irom Spitzbergen, m the Arctic Ocean. They flew .345 miles m
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    39 13 SYDNEY. Nov. 15— Australia's reserve Davis Cup doubles pair. Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser, will meet young Queenslanders Mai Anderson and Roy Emerson tomorrow m the men's doubles final of the New South Wales lawn tennis championships.
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    362 13 Brasher Spurts Leaves Landy Way Behind I GEELONG, Australia, Nov. 14 (AP) Chris Brasher of Britain, spurted to victory m the two-mile run on Wednesday m a pre-Olympic track and field meet which saw Australia's John Landy, the world mile record holder, finished 12th m a field of 14. j
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    109 13 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Negri Sembilan Malays hockey team scored a five-nil victory over the Education Department m a league fixture played here yesterday Raja Azlan Shah. President of Session^ Court and former Perak paver. leading the attack scored twice while Nordin. Negri State right winger. scored another two
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    251 14 Ranks Man With the Cong Is Here Airport _A RR,VALS BJUTISH Olympic heavyweight wrestler and actor. Ken Richmond, arrived m the Colony with the last batch of British Olymy Richmond is J. Arthur Ranks films' aongman. Moody. B din's canoeist was another She has been the h ladies single Kayak
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    20 14 MELBOURNE. Nov. 14 (Rev- Jmm Landy, world mile record holder, was tonight iptain of the Australian Olympic team.
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    217 14 'Souvenirs' fly with Fed. Gamesmen SEVENTY-NINE Malayans fly oil to Melbourne m two flights early this morning. I ration Gamesmen. comi I of he players shooters immers, and athletes, leave with their Chef de Miss. B, Hr. ft M. de Souza, by the Qantas
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    131 14 Unlucky Women To Try Again has selects. S2_TftwSe Olvm; Steal women s relay the event they unluckily lost at He. Ttm foursome, m o ">■ JBag are Shir |_ma Crohn. Fleur Mellorand X ettf blonde Betty Cuthbert. from New South Wales, has been successor to tralia's world sprint champion =on
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    33 14 \NNESB" Nov 14 <lfemt«r).-Jim Pari England cricketer with C touring team, still suffering with eye troub'. to England, understood that Petal Er lin, aril] A te be sent out.
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    55 14 THE Cra B a soccer team cane-. B irl ey P S 12-1 In the quarter fina l•' the 1 •■ar'-p.'.rvarv Schools soccer match at Rangoon F.^ad ye Scorers were: Hock Kee (4). Ten; a a Wil I m Low (3) and Ah Ha i
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