Singapore Standard, 20 November 1956

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    37 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE "iIER f<? \M\ 4fc FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** (5 lines) 2400 3 J f\j I 2811 2414 Vol. MI. No, 111 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956 1 X PAGES 15 < I NTS
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    Lock icon ALLIES PROTEST OVER BREACH IN CEASE-FIRE
    468 1 ALLIES PROTEST OVER BREACH IN CEASE-FIRE #SUEZ He wants powers, short of Martial Law, to make a town behave His troops open fire on Anglo-French forward positions 'They Try To Make Us Shoot' PORT SAID, NOV. 19 (REUTER)— LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR HUGH STOCKWELL, THE BRITISH COMMANDER AT PORT SAID, TODAY
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    46 1 THE Sincaporc Lrcblative Assembly was told \esterda>. that Peoples Action Part] \ssrmh]\ m.in |M Bukit Timah. lim Chin Siong. his been ordered to be detained lor two >ears. with effect from Nov 10 this year under the Preservation of Public Seeoritj Ordinance
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    Lock icon WAR OF NERVES AS BOTH SIDES DEPLOY FORCES IN JAKARTA 'COUP'
    236 1 WAR OF NERVES AS BOTH SIDES DEPLOY FORCES IN JAKARTA 'COUP' JAKARTA, Nov. 19 (li) Army Headquarters lav waged a war oi nerves against an officer clique J>ent on seizing government power but an open revolt ■I stalled ktcm army rebel and pro-government "orces were about equal m strength, reliable
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    Lock icon India Urged To Quit The C'wealth
    89 1 India Urged To Quit The C' wealth yE W DELHI, N 19, Opp iti n the In ii m P irli im nt t0- I India quit the C mm^nwealth m protest i.n Br. *>':-. action m r 4ypt The Communist leader A bGopalan. who was I x c the
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    Lock icon FATAL FALL
    26 1 A -OLD man, Choy Mok Ka.. I his death from the second floor of a Shop house m Upper Chin Chew Street, Singapore, last
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    Lock icon DAG RETURNS
    25 1 UNITED .Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjoeld arrived m New York yesterday from his talks m Cairo with Egyptian President Gamai Abdel Nasser. A.P.
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    Lock icon STUDENTS PROTEST
    42 1 R. Nov. 19 (Rev- ununist renewed ick flag nonstra- g irient unions out the country. Throughout the day groups of students went round schools m the city putting black flags as symbols of mourning against the govern- ressive nea ures."
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    Lock icon Egypt Says No To Canadians
    194 1 Egypt Says No To Canadians NEW YORK. Nov. 19 I Reuter' President Nasser of Egypt ha declined to admit the bulk of Canadian troops Offered to the United Nations emergency force, usually reliable sources said today. it was naden cod that he would agree only to allow administrative snd medical
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    Lock icon Dato Nik Begins Work
    48 1 CANBERRA, Noi 19 (Reuter) The Hrsl direc-t representative ol Malaya m Australia, Data Nik Kamii. assumed office m Canberra 'his inornin| as Commissioner for the F -iteration He will be responsible foi trade promotion, the welfare of Malayan students m Australia and publk relations.
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    Lock icon Chiang Plans A Shipping Line
    111 1 TAIPEI. Nov 1!) (Reuter)— The Chinese Nationalist Government is planning to star: regular freight service to some key South-east Asia ports m the near future, according to Ministry of Economic Affairs sources today. Thc sources said several leading Taipei shipping firms had decided tr place
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    Lock icon Tunku, A Good Friend To Singapore, Says Lim
    823 1 Twice In A Month He Helped Out THE Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday expressed his Government's thanks to the Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, for coming to the Colony's aid for the second time within a month.
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    Lock icon RUSSIANS HUNT TERROR GANGS'
    115 1 .'MOSCOW, Nov. 19 (Reuter)— "Terrorist cangs" are sabotaging Hungarian railways, the Soviet (ommu nist Party newspaper Pravda said toda y m a dispatch from its Budapest correspondent. "Terrorist gangs are exerting special efforts to prevent the restoration of norma, traffic on railways. Tl have carried out
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    Lock icon The Red Threat Over Hawaii
    184 1 The Red Threat Over Hawaii ASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (AP) Retired Admiral Charles M. Cook' Communist domination of an "could spell irrev able disaster to the d States" if linked with major Commu advances m South-east Asia and the Pacific. The Senate InU .rity Sub-committee, planning ings m Honolulu to ir
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    Lock icon RED PARTY ACCUSES TITO
    515 2 Attempt To Split Communist Camp, Charges Pravda MOSCOW, Nor. 19 (Reuter) The Soviet Communist Party newspaper today accused President Tito of Yugoslavia of attempting to split the Communist camp. r I newspaper said a speech by Marshal Tit smacked of inter- :e m the affairs of
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    Lock icon Boxcar Hits Home: Kills Family Of 3
    133 2 HOUSTON. Texas. Nov. ly. (AP) A I oxcar of I switching freight trior, crashed into the bedroom Of a home yesterday, khiing a family of three. They were: Hilliard Davis Harris. 31; his wife, Johnny Mac, 21 an expectant mother, and their year-old
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    Lock icon NEHRU URGES IMPARTIAL OBSERVERS FOR HUNGARY, EGYPT
    237 2 NEHRU URGES IMPARTIAL OBSERVERS FOR HUNGARY, EGYPT NKW DELHI. Nov. 19, (Router) Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister of India, said here today that Impartial observers, preferably from the United Nations, should be allowed to visit Hungary and the occupied areas of Egypt to report on the facts. He said he
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    28 2 CHINESE secret society members were buying arms and ammunition m Bangkok to supply Chinese Nationalist guerillas In Burma, a Thai police department source alleged yesterday.- Reuter
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    19 2 reactionary propaganda are refuted by the entire course of the development of Soviet Socialist Society." MARSHAL TITO
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    153 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot (nom.) 104* 1042 Dec.RSSNo.I 1031 103} K.S.S. No. 2 102 102} R.S.S. No. 3 1001 1002 Tone Dull. The price of tin on the local market vester day was $409a per pirul. (Down 25
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    Lock icon Allies Accused Of Spying SOVIET CHARGE AGAINST SHIPPING
    173 2 Allies Accused Of Spying SOVIET CHARGE AGAINST SHIPPING MOSCOW. Nov. 19 (Reuter) The Soviet Navy newspaper, Soviet Fleet, has accused Western merchant and fishing vessels of spying on the Russian Navy and shore installations. Tiie newspaper cited the case of Commander Crabb j who disappeared r.t ar visiting Soviet cruisers
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    Lock icon EXCHANGE OF STAMPS
    46 2 WARSAW. Nov. 1!). (Reuter) The exchange of postage stamps between Polish ai. foreign philatelist! la to be resumed after break of three years, the Council of Ministers has decided. Polish collectors will now be free to exchange stamps with enthusiasts m all countries
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    Lock icon BRING A SHOVEL
    32 2 AN irate citizen penned a letter to a Taipei morning newspaper yesterday urging ex-cart drivers to include a shovel with their other gear to keep Taipei's streets cleaner. UP
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    69 2 LONDON. NOf I *.P) Premier 8 lomon Bandaranaike ol Ceylon called on Prime Minister Antl i Kden yesterday and reportedly urged him to agree to an early withdrawal ol Aug! French troops from Egypt Aides of the C< i leader also said Bandarar. told Sir
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    169 2 SERGEANT HELD AFTER SHOOTING SALINAS, California, Nov 19 (AP)— M. Sgt. Raymond L. Iddings. 35. of Indianapolis. was held here yesterday for investigation into the pistol death cf If. Sgt Barney Pierce. 44. who was |bOt on Saturday night while watching the eclipse of the moon i Both were stationed
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    Lock icon Intervention In Hungary Could Endanger Peace
    487 2 Intervention In Hungary Could Endanger Peace Shepilov Tells UN UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 19— The Soviet Foreign Minister, Dmitri Shepilov, said today United N .tions intervention m Hungary could "endanger' peace. "Those who an nuin< ncerned ;i Hungary's spe I recovery fro hardships cand the rapid I f the w< mds
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    Lock icon Ex-Polish C-in-C's New Appointment
    139 2 MOSCOW. Nov. 19 (Reutei)-Marvhal Konst, Rokossovsky, former Deput\ Defend MmiMi Commander -in-Chicl m Poland, has been app*-, Deputy Defence Minister of the Soviet Cnion. it was announced here toda>. f The row appointment for r.c Po'.ish-born Soviet Army leader, who resigned as Polish Defence Minister last
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    Lock icon 2 Emperors Meet For First Time
    101 2 KYO No\ 19 B ..ter) The E met the Empercr I 1/ at I Urn Airport >y. The arrival of Ethic; Haili B a tto Japan of a ring monarch and for rohito of Japan, time he had ever persona. :tor. Emperor Selassie will
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    35 2 SOUTH Korean police reprrted yesterday 14 persons killed ar.d 29 others injure- seriously, when a South Korean cle t of control and -<ged into a river town of Ulsan. Souf X r- Reuter
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    Lock icon GOLD RUSH IN CALIFORNIA -IT'S IN BRITAIN
    157 2 GOLD RUSH IN CALIFORNIA -IT'S IN BRITAIN CALIFORNIA. England. Nov. 19 (Reuter) They are looking for gold m California today not California, America, but California, seaside village of East Norfolk. Schoolboys are combing the beaches, and people are flocking m from neighi bouring towns, m the hope 1 of finding
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    5 3 Varsity Riddle Solved DR. DOBBY
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    251 3 You Have No Right and 'Oh, Yes, I Have' WHUN Mr. J M. A Keyser. a Dutch artist, was crossexamined by a lawyer. Mr F. B. Oehlers, m the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday he asked the Mat;istrate: "Who is this man. your honour?" Mr. Oeiilers: "You have no right
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    195 3 GREATER investment m Rotary International's Foundation PTOj c to assist District 46 (incorporating S.ngapore and Malaya) to obtain one nominee every year instead of the present two years, will be made by Rotarians. This wns one of the major recommendations accepted at the
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    Lock icon Seven Thugs Held In Raid
    63 3 SINGAPORE Police are now ♦oping up "Operation Dftg--1 after a lull due to the riots. Policemen are now back on the Job < ferreting out thug.s and checking all suspected vehicli In a recent raid m the Beach Road area, detectives arrested seven thugs. Police
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    41 3 THE Johore State Alliance five ncaabati m the I-, mtive Council, an increase nf two. as resu-; of itl recent [on to accept Crovern- t'a compromise offer of three i ted unofficial and tare nominated unofficial members Council.
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    Lock icon He Breaks Curfew To See His Girl-Friend
    176 3 HIA Peng N'^in. a car dri\er. who broke the curlew reflations on Oct. 2!) to see his girl-friend, was yesterday cautioned and discharged m a Singapore cmirt. Chia, who was stopped by the police :U 11. JO a.m. half an hour after the
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    Lock icon Professors Quit NOT Because Of Malayanization
    483 3 THE big University of Malaya riddle over the resignations of senior professors and the so-called varsity staff crisis have been solved. Malayanization is NOT thc cause of their quitting. Thc acting Vice-Chancellor, Dr. E. H. G. Dubby, In a special circular to members of
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    Lock icon WIFE TO BE BLAMED, SAYS THE COURT
    277 3 Man Is Guilty Of Bigamy DENNIS Constantine Scully alias Lee Hunnie Niel, an army clerk, left his wife m the first month o their marriage because of her "association with a Japanese individual," Mr. P. F. de Souza, defence counsel, said m mitigation
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    224 4 'A Sensible Budget' SUTHERLAND MR G A. P. Sutherland (Nominated) said m his opinion the budget was a g ci one and waa based on sound principles of finance La putting the burden on those who could bear it. Refei to lhe suggesl m of the former Economic Adviser to
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    97 4 (V lo ottM r matters whicr -ad to be given priority ■cl ion on the Legal Aid end Advice Ordinance had to be delayed said the Chief Mr Lim Ye*. Hock H vai rei ring to a question i by Mr i »a\ id Marsh
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    1036 4  -  LIM CHOON MONG SINGAPORE BUDGET DEBATE IT'S THE POOR WHO WILL BE HARDEST HIT, HE SAYS THE Government's tax policy came under fire from Liberal-Socia-list Assemblyman, Mr. Lim Choon Mong, m the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Lim, who occupied
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    Lock icon Marshall: Excess Profits Tax An Urgent Matter
    369 4 Marshall: Excess Profits Tax An Urgent Matter MR. DAVID Marshall yesterday urged the Singapore Government to consider the introduction of excess profits tax at an early date. Mr. Marshall pointed out thai he was not satisfied with the reasons given by the Financial Secretary Mr. T. M. Hfili 0O the
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    Lock icon An Attempt To Cut The Throats Of Workers, He Says
    340 4 An Attempt To Cut The Throats Of Workers, He Says THE Singapore Government's increased taxation on the registration of new cars and on cigarettes was attacked, when Independent Assemblyman, Mr. Lee Choon Eng. termed Government's policy "as an attempt to cut the throats of the workers."' He said that "it
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    Lock icon Ahmad Accuses Govt. Of Not Keeping Its Promise To The People
    229 4 Ahmad Accuses Govt. Of Not Keeping Its Promise To The People IN a forthright attack on the Government's taxation policy, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim. Independent Member for Scmbawang. said: "Though the Labour Front Coalition Government was ostensibly Socialist m its promises to the people, it had dressed its budget to
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    196 4 THE Chief Secretary. Air. W. A. C. Goode said that a total of 1.6 1t) persons were arrested between the period Oct. 25 and Oct 3] this year. He was answering three questions raised by the Member for Cairnhill. Mr. David Marshall on the
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    91 5 ROTARY chiefs dine with the Chief Minister at the Rotary District Governor's ball and banquet held at Cathay Restaurant on Sunday night. From left: Mrs. T. Komatsu, Datoh Panglima Kinta Haji M. Kusoff (past District Governor). Dr. A. \V. S. Thevathasan (District Governor 46)
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    323 5 PENANC. Mon.— The Malayan Indian Congress, Penang Branch, has decided to withdraw their candidates as Alliance nominees and to allow them to stand as independents m the Municipal elections at the end of this year. Ranks Split Over Elections The two M I
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    63 5 THE driver of a car and hti passenger were Injured wh.cn the car crashed again.-; a lamp-post at the junction of Paste Panjang Road and gandra Road, Singapore, rday. Both men were admitted to the General Hospital The driver Puan Chee Paw, 21. sustained cuts
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    32 5 FOR negligently iHowing a ferocious dog to be at iarae without muz/ir. a rubber per, Chin Swec, 40. of Telemont: Estate, Bentnng. fU fined 123 m the Magistrate's Court yesterday.
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    Lock icon 'Politics The Reason For Tax Barrier'
    183 5 PCM TICS, r er than pure ecor. was the reason I 'he prese S and Fe n, said r for Commerce and I Mr. JumabhHe said Colony-manufactur-re subject to v ation government 'hough he had raised question with the Federation officials more than once,
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    386 5 TWENTY FIVE YEARS' WORK IN SIX MONTHS Canadian Team To Survey 16,000 Sq. Miles Of Virgin Jungle KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The arrival here of a Canadian Dakota, trailing a weird-looking gadget m its slip stream, today accelerated an ambitious Federa programme which will open up 16,000
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    66 5 DR. Anton Fr Brunn, the eminent marine biologisl of the ty of Cope: hagen Zoo- im, will give a I ie lecture on "The Productivity of the Sea" at the Chemistry Lecture Theatre. Cluny Road, on Nov. _3 at pjn. The lecture is sponsored v the
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    Lock icon I Chased Gunman Says Witness
    162 5 J MAN told the Singapore Fourth Magistrate Court ftsttrdgy that wh.-r. bs gunman m Crawford Rreet after b l-up, thc Ittnman drop: Identity ard as he headed toward- a t the aman. natr if dark j 5 witness-box, tifying against Lim Kit S ug and
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    288 5 Lawyer Denies He Framed His Clerk IPO.: Mot An adv icate and solicil t Mr N. Sharma. denied charge m the ■ns Court here he Instigat< d a pork-seller to take criminal proceedings against his (Sharma's) clerk. Chan Pooi Kuan, on two charges of cheating. Mr. Sharma WMm HMWi ring
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    57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A famous Indian monk. Swami Chi tnanda, founder and head of Ramakrishna Tapova- will be visiting Malaya tins V. Swami Chidavananda is the Editor of the Tamil monthly, "Dharma Chakram." He is Lting Malaya at the invitation of the Anil Neri Association, and
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    60 5 MGM's top executive Mr. S.R. Mayer flew in.o Sincapore yesterday to arrange for the premiere of "Tea Hou.se of The August Moon"' m the Colony on Christmas eve. simultaneously with premieres m New York, Tokyo and Manila. Marlon Brando. Glenn Ford and Machiko Kyo star m
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    158 5 THE one-million-dollar "cood Will" remuneration dispute between the 600--strong Malayan Airways Local Staff Union and the Company has gone to the Singapore Labour Ministry. Yesterday. representatives of the Union sought the help of the Ministry to settle Uu dispute. They discussed the matter with
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    38 5 MR BERNARD George Porter, BOAC's Administration Director and past Preside:, t of thc Chartered Instil b of Secretaries, died at Buckil ham. Eng ud, last Saturday. He leaves behind a widow a ?on and a daughter
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    164 5 Terms Of Service For S'pore Battalion THE general terms and conditions of service of the First Singapore Battalion have been agreed upon by Government and recruitment will start as soon as the pay scale is approved. The pay scale is now bt i: worked out and expected to be finalized
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    62 5 A CULTURAL meeting und»T the auspices I the Singapore Indian A -ociation w.'.i b< hi Id at the Ml 'Cia'inn premises In Balestiei Road tomorrow at 6 p.m. Curator of th< University of Malaya, Dr. M Sullivan, will pt sid< and Prof. P S. Raman will
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    178 5 Improve Sp( eh and Writing m a few Holt- Are you content with the waj you apeak and wriu Are fou sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Thousands ot men and women are handicapped because they make embarri
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      432 6 HILE mere has been a full measure of app D of the Singapore Government's decis a I restore the income tax pffiwflfial allow- F< ieration Government, 0" i.ns which will DOOM before the L Assemb. its resumed sessions led to meet with strong opposition. Among the Got lift
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      404 6 that S ngapore's Chief Minister is planning to London to negotiate for independence, I ill be refreshin what others outside this hemisphere think of the future of this Colony. A Professor of Government at Smith Collnas made this observation: "Singapore fa_ the only base m the Far I
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    609 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! Aster Gunasekera By THIS column has pleasure m awarding a couple of "Oscars" to the Liberal Socialists, Chan Kum Chee and Richard de Silva, both accountants and men who knnu more about in»ome tax and its peculiarities than most of us. for sponsoring lhe
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    1156 6 The Tipping -DRIN-MONEY-Problem THE French have been stocktaking after the summer holidays and have discovered, among other things, that more Americans came to France this year than ever before— soo.ooo of them— which gives the lie to defeatist rumours about Americans nowadays preferring Rome. In al) these meditations on tourism,
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    1006 6  - NO FRONTIER FEARS J. Halcro Ferguson THE LATIN -AMERICAN SCENE: A\\\\\\\\\\\\\V Dj .\\\\\\\\\v\\\\v\ LONDON I MY. oddity outside observi rs see m South America's bring at peace while so much of the rest of the world is m turmoil is due to a common misconception that South America is normally
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      85 6 MYSTERY and MISERY of BACKACHE What do doctors now- know about th j cause, treatment of backaches? Will exercise help or is rest better? What can you do to avoid get'tng a backache to begin with? Facts en the ailment i~r.g shrugged off by doctors but now treated as a
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    139 7 25,000 NOMADS RISE IN REVOLT TAIPEI. NOV. 19 CAP)— The Stelal Cental Daily News reported today that 25.000 nomad herdsmen revolted against Red rule last September m Tibet and the adjoining Chinese province of Sikang. The story, which came trcm the newspaper's correspondent m Hongkong, waa stated to have been
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    134 7 Widow Of H-Bomb Victim To Appeal YAEZU. Japan. Nov. 19 (.UP;— The widow of the world's only fatal victim of the hydrogen bomb announced she aHI go to New York next month to appeal to the United Nations ior a ban on nuclear weapons. Pressure brought bf ••peace" groups hnaily
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    62 7 Dial ***** For The Truth CAIRO. Nov It, (AF) C. Egypt's Public Inform- ation Office announced on Sunday it is opening j 1 a bureau "to correct all lies broadcast and 2 spread by thc enemy." A notice m Hrn SOfTS* J paper Al Mesaa told readers to telephone j
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    42 7 Nov. 19 (UP) Uranium deposits have been found m southern Formosa and the Government has ordered an official investigation. This was disclosed by Minister of Economics Kiang Fiao m an interview with a group of visiting Malayan journalists.
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    94 8 Number Of Exam-Takers Not Known KUALA LUMPUR. M n. The Federal Department of Education today "confessed* moraxtce of the number of og tor the ffomfimimmm School Certif. .tion. wh J hi th- yi iay A jUMltWfni' of the Depart MBit toll S*ar.;l arrange o"' State Departmer- -1 not necessar the
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    160 8 SINGAPORE'S two young ballerinas and former students of the London Sadlers Wells Ballet, the Misses Soonee Goh and Blossom Shek. will help fellow artistes by presenting an "Evening of Ballet'" on Dec. 21. Half the profits m the evening will go towards
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    54 8 A YOUTH. Chan Chak Eh?* claimed trial m a Singapore lav to a char] ol theft of a gold chain and a -s valued at $60, aging to a woman, Lee Ah Fang, m Stra a Nov 11 Chan was allowed bail md hear.: g
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    166 8 'GRIM REAPER' CLAIMS THREE LIVES IN 24 HOURS IPOH. MOD, Death charted the livi f three people m difl rent ti that irred here m the last 24 hours. No 1: A M-v ••-•-old sollier I the Second Infantry/ W rksh p, Private Beverley C -.v.- waa I Rind dead
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    48 8 IPOH. Mon.— A Chine -e boy succumbed to injuries received m an accident involving a military vehicle near the Perak Turf Club toriav. Members of the public, who witnessed the accident, are requested to contact the State Traffic OfTVor. Ipoh, or telephone No. 2222.
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    234 8 Their Victims: Hire-Purchase Firms A CONFIDENCE ring has cashed m on Singapore's hire purchase system and swindled at least six firms of general goods worth thousands of dollars during the past month. Complaints of being swindled of refrigerators and other general goods are pouring
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    265 8 U.M.N.O. Leader Speaks Out PENANG, Mon.— The President of UMNO branch here, Mr. S. M. Zainul Abidin, who is contesting the Municipal Elections as an Alliance candidate, termed the recent affair of the Malayan Indian Congress, as a storm m a tea-cup which would
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    181 8 Progress In Spite Of Short Staff MALACCA, Mon. The Social Welfare Department here continued its expansion and progress during the past year despite the shortage of "stair. Itaeh of this progress has been due to the unbroken service of the Settlement Welfare Officer. Mrs. K. M. Cansdell, since the establishment
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    81 8 PENANG. Mon— A pen-pal friendship between a Penang girl and a Btng tpoci boy culminated m marriage last wt- k. The bride was Miss Mabel Yeoh Swee Har. eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Yeoh Cheang Hoe of Penan., while the bridegroom was Mr Kuan Tit
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    80 8 St. Johns Exam Results IPOH Mon. Following •he successful candidates at the recent St. John AmbuAsaoclatlon first-aid .d m Slim Riv< r 6 uth Per.. •Voucher" passes: Ana s bin Ha;: Abdul Rahrr.ib:n Abe Mohamed bin Shariff, Sh. Abdullah, Yaacob bin Mom and Ibrahim bin Abdul k. Medallion" passes: Anas
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    159 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The UMNO division here has dismissed Tuan Haji Rahmat bin Haji Daud as chairman of its Finance Committee for including "strip-tease" as an item m the three-week UMNO fun-fair held here reee:. A spokesman of the division told the Standard yesterday the inclusion
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    453 9  - TRUE LIFE STORY No. 4 Robert Leigh By President of us:i._ abusing his power for illicit purposes ralculati d and va ell being of" the Republic The upshot was that an attempt was made on the life of this outspoken oppoOf Vargas and his methods. The plot misfired. The journalist
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    344 10 Hard Work Ahead For Expats Who Stay Behind MINISTER'S PEP TALK TO HEADS OF AGRICULTURE DEPTS. KUALA LIMPIR, Mon.— The Minister for Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz Ishak, today told Government expatriate officers who intend to stay on after Merdeka that they must do "real hard work,'
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    323 10 MR John Ede (Tanglin* chared yesterdaj m Use Legislative Assembly that Singapore's industrial and commercial position had been pushed backwards not forwards, m the pa-t IS months _nd the new budget, he Eu_;ested. w.u not doing >t this movement. H t h
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    164 10 THOMAS HITS OUT AT UN-MALAYAN TENDENCY TO HOARD MONEY THE Minister lor Transport and. Communications, Mr. t rands 'lhomas, called upon the people ot Singapore, m the Legislative Assemuly yesterday, to invest more m productive industries. He said lo blngapore today there were two dependants for every wage-earning worker. "As
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    210 11 Japan Trade Team Is Impressed MALAYA'S natural wood resources favourably impressed the eight-man Japanese Woodworking Machinery Manu f a cturers mission which left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur yesterday. lev of the H-bnfc a, Mr. X yoi tka Segami, observed that the Singapore sawmiller.-; used circular saws which resulted a considerable
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    104 11 MAINLAND China boughl 2,429 tons of Malayan ribbed smoked sheet rubber m October, out of total exports of I] tons for that month. official statistics disclosed yesterc: America was again thc Ufjesl tad >mer during the month, with an offtake of 12,--312 tons, with Britain next,
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    54 11 OCEAN shipments of pre- latex from Malaya during October amounted to 7 126 ton-. <•: winch 2A2A tons went to the United Btates and 1,791 tens went to Britain. October shipments brins total m the first 10 months this y< v to 74.961 ins, against 89,949 tons m
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    149 11 R.I. Situation Hits Rubber -5/8 cent Drop THE situation In Indonesia caused some 'nervousness m the Singapore rubber market I Which closed sB cent above Friday, first grade December shipment being quoted $1,031 per lb. The market opened quiet and remained at around Friday's closing levels. Some trade interest was
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    281 11 A BRITISH trailer pump is helping, to reduce hazards m outlying estates m Malaya, from uncontrolled fires from bush, lallang and other sources. It is the Coventry Climax Lightweight F.S.M. Trailer pump, one of which was recently delivered to I large estate m Johore
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    40 11 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Von Production of tin concentrates m October totalled IIT piculs containing 5.284 totia of tin mefesl At the end of the month there were 79 dredges, 6:-!8 clpump mines and 74 Diner tin nainei m operation.
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    342 11 MINISTER NEGOTIATES WITH BANKS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaya will make a bold beginning m rubber manufacturing next year when the: Federation's multi-mil-lion dollar Industrial Financial Corporation takes shape, the Standard was told today. Plans for launching this corporation are well under way
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    246 11 gftmez SARAWAK is to receive aid from Canada under the Colombo Plan soon, the Canadian Government Trade Commissioner, Mr. M. P. Carson told the Standard. Ho has just returned to Singapore after a trip to Sarawak to lind out how his Government could best help
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    175 11 Industrials Are Firmer MALAYAN industrials were firmer with a number of shares marked up m price. Tm.s were steady, while rubbers attracted a fair amount of business. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebr* Association yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS Bayen Batten Fraacr h Xeave: Ords 2 1 5 2.20 li. v
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    174 11 MALAYAN -iiarebrokr: terday reported th? following business done FS Swtm v no s. isssl.h\ overn ght; Hamim rs Ii Waug Jl 55; HK Ba Hum 0 AS I; Cement $1,771: Brewei i< $2 97}: Co cent-: MCAUstei V: M Publishing $1.40 overnight; Metal Boxto 51. 70: Cold Storage
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    109 11 THE Malayan Excha:-._i B A todation made I tie follov g eha :iit- la h_ rates to mere: nU j esterday: HwW York: buvj.ng: T.T. 32J. O.D. 321, 90 days airmail credr bait, S3 13 16 trade bills. Canada: buying. T.T. Sl|. O.D. 90 days airmail. SI 13/16
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    112 11 I Bins tpore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday v. Copra Nov. $262 buyers. sellers; coconut oil m bulk $42 sellers, m drums $45' teller. M intok white pepper $119 .sellers. Sarawak white $113 sellers, special Sarawak black $84 sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil MilAssociation elosiM
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    149 11 Mil. F. L. LAM sinjMun; hvn w m leave Mngapore S oon to attend "the Invention al Port Victoria. Labuan oi the Singapore Chamber ol I omm. „d ih, I Ms L number ol Commerce. The convention will take place today and tomorrow. Countries sending
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    166 13 VARSITY SHOW POWER AGAINST THE POLICE A SUPERIOR forward line helped University of Malaya to gain a convincing 5-1 victory over the Singapore Harbour Board Police m a SHA Div. 1 league match at Bukit Timah yesterday. University, whose forward.B let the down previously, PM particular improvement m thai department
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    209 13 Reunion At Tengah The pilot of the Australian Canberra jet bomber which carried the Olympic flame from Darwin to Cairns (Queensland) last week arrived m Singapore yesterday. He is Squadron Leader Norman Nixon, of the R.A.A.F.'s No. G Canberra jet bomber squadron which is at present taking part m defence
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    57 13 BUI. AWA YO Nov. 19 (Reuter) Rhone? i a were 89 tor two m their second Dingi against tha HOC at on the Etna] day Of match here. Only MM over was bowled between lunch and tea because of rain. First innings scores were:
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    75 13 BRISBANE. Nov. 19 tßeuten Western Australia. with six first innings wickets standing were 261 runs behind Queensland at the end ol thc rain-curtailed third day's play In their Sheffield Shield match here. Western Australia, 45 for four at the close on Saturday m reply to Queen-^and
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    308 13 THAILAND'S BEST CUP 'HOPES" TO PLAY HERE THAILAND'S young but powerful badminton team will match their skill against Singapore at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Nov. 29 and 30. Included la the visiting 1 a^e three of Thailand's be.-: Thomas Cup "hopes." They are 80-year-old Charoen Sac Tae. p i
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    45 13 SWEEP tickets for tiie Singapore Turf Club December meeting are still available to members, an official of the STC said y« sterday. As announced previously, all Sweep, for tha -Tth Oct. 1956. the third day of the October Gold Cup) meeting arc closed.
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    272 13 Javelin Throw May Start A Games' Flare Up MELBOURNE, Nov. 19 (AP)— One of the foremost Olympic officials, who declined to be quoted by name. raised the possibility on Sunday that the controversy over the Spanish style of throwing the javelin may yet flare up at the Games, which start
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    145 13 Will They, Won't They, Play... MELBOURNE. Nov. 18 (DPI Olympic officials were still awaiting word today from Communist China whether or not a teen trom th: t country would compete m the tournii An ollicial said still officially entered, the Commu Cb hese had not yet confirmed it like all
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    206 13 Services Get Ready For Saturday SINGAPORL oml Services Ragfej -W A\ meet Singapore Civili ins on the padang this day m what is considered to be a "key" match m the southern zone of the 1 1 M Malaya rugby competition Encourag their resounding victory over N Sembilan a fortnight
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    107 13 COLOMBO Nov 18 (Reuter) Tie I icket touring team all out for 283 here today m their match against Ceylon who had replied with 69 for 7 when rain stopped play. The three day match ends tomorrow. The day*s honours v.Gamini Goonesena, captain elect of Cambridge
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    63 13 MELBOURNE. I I 19 (Reuter U- S' I jumper George Shaw gave spectators and I sell a shock whei ing :n a sports meeting at Bendigo, mo miles from here, at th nd. Sparks flew from his spikes I.c began his run-up for urnp he had trodden nc
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    76 13 MELBOURNE. Nov. 19 (Reuter) Russian Olympic officials are taking home a boomerang and hope to g I men to make them, Australian decathlon com; i T ohn Cann. a bomerang tr. I sprinter Olga Koshelew at the Olympic Village er trying to throw tt Vcial said they
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    58 13 L- aged 7b peace: s reside: 71, Lorong M Telok t Nov. 18 1956 at 555 am mourned by his seven Siew Tuan. Lim Chua: Chuan Kirn Chuan Boon. Chuan Hock. Chuan Poh Tee. four daughters I dnufhters-in-lsw tr.rcr sons-in* I n d 20 Funeral on Thursday Nov. 22.
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      39 13 BADMINTON SEMI-FINAL: Singapore Malays Badminton Association Tournament. HOCKEY SUA LEAGUE DIV. fc 8.0.D.C.A. DI SRC. at 8.0 D.C.A.; R.A.F. Changi VS University at Changi. DIV. 3 Singapore Teachers' Union vs V.M.C.A. at V.M.C.A.; FRIENDLY: S.C.C. vs C.S.C. at S.C.C.
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    168 14 OLY MP IC ROUNDUP WE LIVE IN A SICK WORLD... Says BRUNDAGE Bill Funk's THE greatest dangers threatening the Olympic Games were commercialisation and political interference, the President of the International Olympic Committee. Mr. Avery Brunri.ict' s.uci m a speech m Melbourne >e>terday. •The popular impression Is that an amateur
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    371 14 NO HOPE FOR ALL BUT TWO fgmzet Only Annie Soon May Survive MALAYA'S top woman sprinter. Mary Klass, whose Games prospects slumped sharply after days of disappointing training; Htn drawn m the tousrhev the Olympic and 200 Singapore team llanafl I Jocelyn de Souza wa, despair when the draw of
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    288 14 Winning Gallop by Nufenen Ipoh Trackwork From WINDSOR LAD IPOH. Mon NUFENEN. with iockej Geyer m the saddle, did a w inning gallop ed too smart for stablemate c FIRE POW llv m a threefurlong tryout to clock 3S-3 •> sec on ah. .v. v tr.uk. ifeni who wa s
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    733 14 THE draw for thc Olympic dames tr.irk events has been I announced. Now the worlds r athlefa at— and wonder, i the rail before the real I storm, but not lor Smgapores v i.a.l Federation's athletes. They're just ien ethers have almost gone through i
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    734 14 I tell you: It's Wrong, Wrong... very Wrong! fJjfißQ KILK WILSON: The New Aussies are )f m9 wmmM j 0 n g more f, arm thgn g 00 j f 0 ff,j s f eam MELBOURNE, Mon.— This is a ha.d story to write. Everyone mast suffer m anguished sympathy
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    69 14 MELBOURNE Nov 19 Reuter) __The Russian distance runner Vladimir Kuts suffer- I ed minor cuts on the head today when the car he was driving collided head-on with an electric light pole m the Olympic Village. He was thrown forward, striking his head on the windscreen. He waved
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    34 14 MELBOURNE N l 9 (B -Mr. Daniel Ferris President Eisenhower's personal re.ye. was taken I Vincent ispital from the OVmpic Village last nifM ing from Pneun. it was officially announced today.
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    44 14 RUSSIAN disci'? (hempion, N:i. a Ponamareva, who mv chari stealing five hats when she i oi ta London recent, given a badge by Arm 1 1 swimmers, left i Dougie Gray ana Nancy Simons, a' the Olympic Village, at Hcidlebera. near Melbourne. UP I
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    19 14 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Figers beat X hen Dial School y match the Brickfields Road ground here today
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    100 14 The Duke The Sick MELBOTRNT Nov 18 (UP)— The Duke of 1 baryta arrived m the ffd< rai capital ol < berra todaj ea routi tn Melbourne to Olj mj :< < imes The Olympic readied Sydnej ti aad araa treet* d crowd eettauited at in.--600 who i thp relai
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    45 14 beat Singa pot Club "B by try m j on the I Scon 5 r R E M 1 Raynor a (penalty), Bawkin, (try) converted by R Musapha converted kg Russel. Thomas scored for S.C.C. 'B re.:.: I "A lad time.
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