Singapore Standard, 24 November 1956

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    30 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines) 2400 i% m s. FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 24M MI. .No. 145 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1956 1 t PAGES 15 (}M*
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    Lock icon NOW THE TUNKU FACES IT
    102 1 NOW THE TUNKU FACES IT The Standard Was Right REBEL elements from Singapore had infiltrated :'ie ranks of Penang pupils to incite today's trou- the Chung Ling S iucation Mr Dato Abdul Razak, told the Standard ye To cope with I ztion. Government pror new Emerger Reg ring the Reg
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    Lock icon NOW OTHER SCHOOLS GET A WARNING FROM TUNKU
    230 1 KCALA LUMPUR, FrL Federation Chief Minuter. Tunku Abdul Rahin, dec lared tonight I -it it v i, nh\ ious from •it hw! h ipp. tuml m P. nans hung 1 ing High hool tod i> that had elements from Singapore infiltrated into
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    Lock icon 104 Killed In Madras Rail Smash
    70 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. 23 (Reuter>— One hundred and lour people were killed and more than 6u injured m a tram accident on the Southern Railway near Trtchlnopoly early today according to first report? received by the Railway Mini.-nry here. An official rep< rt said
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    Lock icon 2,600 PENANG STUDENTS DEFY GOVT.
    972 1 2,600 PENANG STUDENTS DEFY GOVT. PENANG, FRI.— STUDENT TROUBLE FLARED AGAIN TODAY THIS TIME IN THE FEDERATION'S LARGEST CHINESE MIDDLE SCHOOL WHEN POLICE USED TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE 2,600 REBELLIOUS STUDENTS OF THE CHUNG LING HIGH SCHOOL. THE STUDENTS HAD EARLIER PROTESTED AGAINST THE RECENT DETENTION AND SUBSEQUENT BANISHMENT FROM
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    Lock icon CHOU ON PEACE
    31 1 THE Chinese Premier. Chou En-lai. yesterday to'.tf the Cambodian National Assembly that China and Cambodia needed a long period of international peace to build up Qteir economy.- Reuter
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    Lock icon No Orders For A Major Pull – Out, Says Keightley
    306 1 No Orders For A Major Pull Out, Says Keightley Just A Battalion PORT SAID. Nov. 23 (Reuter) General Sir Charles Keightley, Middle East Commander-in-Chiet', said here today that a British anr.v battalion is to be withdrawn Iran Egypt almost immediately but he had no instructions about a major withdrawal. General
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    Lock icon SEVEN PERISH IN PLANE CRASH
    216 1 KIAI.A 1 I.MPLK. Fri. A Yaletta transport plane of 48 Squadron R.A.F. crashed near Fort Brooke. Kelantan. this morning, during a routine supply dropping operation All seven people throe crew member?, and four :iir desD.ttehers of No. 55 Company. R.A.S.C m tlit> plane were killed
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    Lock icon Sir Anthony Hitches A Ride To Jamaica
    169 1 LONDON ft* 23 (AP) Sir Anthony Eden's journey to Jamaica, m search of sunshine and a quiet spot to relax, was made m a spanking newAmerican airliner, a DC-7c ra::cd "the Seven Seas" The Prime Minister and Lady Eden took off from London
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    Lock icon EDUCATION MINISTER STEPS 1N...
    32 1 EDUCATION MINISTER STEPS 1N... COM MF\Ti\G on the ten-f demand of the Chung Ling rebels. Dato Razak '"Go\ernment will not bo intimidated into accepting am buch dictation by school bov-." DATO RAZAK
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    20 1 PRESIDENT Chisr.g Kai- e<j all of a press delegation from Staopore and Malaya now visiting Formosa.< Reuter
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    Lock icon School Closed Down For 3 Weeks
    298 1 School Closed Down For 3 Weeks KUALA LUMPI R, V Federation Education Minister. Daio Abdul Razak announced that the Chung Ling High School m Penang will be closed. It will closed until Dec. 'A "1 am doing th.. I pun:- but rather to protect the interest* of pupils from the
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    Lock icon DEMAND RENEWED
    48 1 DEMAND RENEWED M.w 'ioi.K n, 'H'uttr >L-pt again demai Briti>h I>-i aell fort < Im >■ h drawn "immediately" from hrr territorj I»i Mihmoud fawzi. Egyptian i eign Minister told i i I nited Nations (,--n-- W« rr hl> th.it f- iminillartl he meal thei came in— in a mat!
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    Lock icon TUNKU MOHAMED TIPPED AS COMMISSIONER FOR INDIA, PAKISTAN
    191 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tunku Mohamed bin Tunku Besar Buriianuddin, cousin of the Yang Di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, was tonight tipped as the Federation's Commissioner designate for India and Pakistan. Forty-two-year-old Tunku Mohamed. who had been m government service for 22 years,
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    Lock icon GREATER INCENTIVE FOR RUBBER GROWERS
    207 2 GREATER INCENTIVE FOR RUBBER GROWERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Federation Minister for Corr.rr.crce and Industry Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Ralunan, has recommended that the replanting scheme for rubber should bo made more attractive for smallholders owning five acres and loss, as a further incentive. The Minister said todaj hi had
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    Lock icon 'I Saw Barber Stab My Sister'
    349 2 —HOUSEWIFE TELLS COURT SEREMBAN, Fri.— A young housewife described to the High Court here today how she peeped through the expanded metal work of her kitchen and saw a man stab her elder sister. Yanaki, residing at Lister Road. Kuala Pilah, was testifying at
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    Lock icon Pre-School Training
    75 2 CANBERRA. No.. S3 (UP) IliSf Joan Fry, Director of pre-school training m Sydney, will visit Singapore shortly to survey pre-s .hocl institut. ns there, acting External Affairs Minister Mr. Mcßride an:, unosd today. She wiil stay there for three months at the request of the Singapore Government under
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    Lock icon New Youth Leadership Course
    109 2 New Youth Leadership Course THE_ Federation of Boys' Clubs m Singapore wiil commence a new training course ■ft 218 Queen Street, m January 1957. The course is designed to train young youth leaders, who will m turn be abie to instruct and heip m the recreational activities of boys' clubs.
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    Lock icon FOOD POISONING
    27 2 FOUR Malay children from Kampoog Ulu Giglap were taken to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday suffering from food poisoning They were all treated as out-patients
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    Lock icon Truck Crashed Into Crowd: Court Told
    175 2 KAJAXG. Fri —A military truck crashed Into a screamIng group of people at the Sungei Chua New. Village «.*n Sept. 14. killing to a people the Kajang Magistrate was tol today The truck*! 2'3-vesr-old driver Gordon F W Hall of the 26 Coy, RASC
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    Lock icon Pettol Rationing: Not Yet-Official
    357 2 Pettol Rationing: Not Yet -Official 'Ample Supplies Coming KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ample supplies of petrol ore on their w O y to Malaya and will obviate the likelihood of petrol rationing here for o long time to come, Mr. Charles Ng Publicity Officer of Shell Company told the Standard today.
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    Lock icon Insurance Employees Meet Today
    79 2 Insurance Employees Meet Today MORE than 150 employees of two insurance companies m Singapore are threatening to take "drastic steps" U their employers "continue to reject their claims for wage increase and better conditions of service," They will hold an emergency meeting m the Insurance Companies Employees' Union premises m
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    154 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber price* (cents per lb.) m Sinxa pore jesterday were: Buyers Seller* Spot nnm i m:; Dec.RS^ No 1 101 107 R.S.S. No 2 Rs s No 3 Ton* Steady qu S"POKE Tl> The price of t:n or the local market ester day wjv S4I.V- per j
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    50 2 PRESIDENT of the World Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ira Kaye. will arrive m Singapore on Monday from New Zealand on his way to the United States. Mr. Kaye wiil be here on a z,rt~' Iwfl] visit. The Colony's Jaycees have planned certain functions m his honour.
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    Lock icon Pre-Census Operations
    37 2 KUALA LIPIS, Fri. House-numbering teams v:i'\ zo Into operation shortly m UM Jerantat area m preparation for the countrywide 1957 census. Householders were asked today not to tamper with new numbers iMMd by the teams,
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    Lock icon DRIVER FINED
    38 2 A SINGAPORE Traction Company driver. A&l Soon Tee, was finer! c lo a Singspore court yester for voluntarily causing hurt to a mechanic Koh Ann. near a b;;* terminus at Bras Basah Road, on Nov. 22
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    Lock icon $2,600 Curfew Fines
    88 3 $2,600 Curfew Fines THIRTEEN men were fined a total of $2,900 when they pleaded guilty to breaking the curfew imposed during the recent riots, before the Singapore Fifth Magistrate afr. J. B Jeyaretnam, ft terday. Prosecuting Officer, Inspector R. Sar.dosham, told the court that all of them were arrested at
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    44 3 THE Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Sorutv Will welcome cash donations from members of the public for the British Red Cross Hungarian Relief Fund. Donations should bo iettt to British Red Cross Soeietv. Room 2-11, Asia Insurance Building. Singapore.
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    Lock icon Ten Silent Rioters Get Three Months' Jail Each
    270 3 AREN'T YOU SATISFIED WITH GOVT.? -JUDGE THE Third District Court Judge, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, yesterday asked 13 youths he convicted of rioting m Kallang Road on Oct. 27 to tell him why they had thrown stones at the police. '"Are you
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    Lock icon McNeice Lauds Govt. Aid For 'Operation Stork
    240 3 McNeice Lauds Govt. Aid For 'Operation Stork SIR Percy McNeice, President of the Singapore Family Planning Association, yesterday praised Government's move m voting a grant of SlOO,OOO to the Association for further expansion of its work m 1957 "I think Government has done the right thing m giving us this
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    143 3 SINGAPORE'S Ministry of V. I ation will award a tellowfor historical and arological research of M -ya to any eligible local Government officer. The successful caiK iti wi'l o attached to Rallies M iseum and will h;i\-p the U of a curator. Besides o-ordinating I I
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    Lock icon Flooding In Singapore
    62 3 Heavy rain which fell m Singapore yesterday afternoon flooded the low-lying areas and disrupted traffic Points m the heart of the -CoUjCf Quay, Cross Street. Kampong Bahru Road and Orchard Road Cu9Cftd«O Road junctioil ver.t three feet under water at the height of the storm. TrafTic vu
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    37 3 HONGKONG. Nov. 23—Special Standard Service: Closing prices of ihc Hongkong Excfaange were: Sl6ll to £1 Sterling $6-***** to U.SSI 5i. 841 to Malayan Si, so 187 to one Indonesian Rupiah Gold $280,875 to a tael.
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    Lock icon BANKRUPTCY DRIVE
    95 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A Kaub Adult Education teacher, Shabuddin bin Itam. borrowed 53..">00 from the Malay National Banking Corporation LtJ. m 1951, to buy a car. T 1 car was damaged beyond repair six months later m an accident. He did not succeed m his Insurance claim, because
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    Lock icon Top Of The Bill Is Marian Anderson
    136 3 1957 FEAST OF MUSIC THE Singapore Musical Society has arranged some pleasant musical surprises for its members and the Colony public m 1957, one of the greatest of which is the presentation of the famous American contralto, Marian Anderson. Miss Anderson, the first
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    Lock icon Bankmen To Try Once More
    98 3 Bankmen To Try Once More THE Singapore Bank ployees' Union will resume negotiations with the managements of 1 1 Colony hanks on the workeis' 13-point claim on Wednesday. The Secretary of the Union. Mr. K. C. Thomas, told the Standard that though negotiations on one claim wage increase ended m
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    Lock icon THROAT CUT
    27 3 A LABOURER. POM Ah Ton::. 0, was found with his throat cut m Duxion Road. I Singapore, yesterday. He VM iiitted to the General HosIpiUL
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    117 3 A TEAM of Australian experts will conduct a "case survey of tuberculosis" m the Colony, the Singapore Legislativfl Assembly was told yesterday The Minister for Health, Mr. A J. Braga. who made this disclosure told the House that this team will be arriving m
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    Lock icon Private Employment Agencies Exploiting The People
    262 4  - Private Employment Agencies Exploiting The People LEE CHOON ENG HE ASKS FOR AN INVESTIGATION SINGAPORE'S private employment agencies "were agencies which exploited the object desperation of the people who seek employment through their assistance/ the Singapore Legislative Assembly was told yesterday. Mr. Lee Choon Kn* (Queenstown) who levelled! ittack n
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    Lock icon Polytechnic Gets The 'Green Liqht'
    201 4 GOVERNMENT was charged with extravagance when the cos: of the poly ink was discussed. THE AV.iar. :e :r. mber. Mr. Won? Foo Nam said he rea. sed the Imp «1 mri )i the p< ytechnie Bil But he did ::-.:r\< H r. ive such a
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    14 4 vote for c 4 I r --•re or*ar -c Social Welfare De-
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    Lock icon $8 Million Airport Terminal
    55 4 $8 Million Airport Terminal THE Assembly yesterday allocated $8 million for a permanent terminal building at the Paya Lebar International Airport. The Minister for Works and Communications, Mr. Francis Thomas, said the sum was needed if Singapore was to maintain its present status of being a main link m the,
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    Lock icon $½ Million For RMN Ships
    87 4 Million For RMN Ships Mr. Lim Koon Teck iPaya Lebar > :>aid the spending of $500,000 for building ships lor Royal Malayan Navy was a "waste or public funds." Mr. Lim. :n moving an amendment to reduce this expenditure, said that while he did not object to the necessity ot
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    24 4 I WTF.F.N* at the cost of IIOOJMO -x..: bt bui't next year to cater for the need? of Government employees m Singapore.
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    27 4 THE Assembly approved an uptuditun of 55 million for n MW block of Government offices to be built at Shentcn Urn bran of the City.
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    Lock icon $1 Mil. For 'New Look'
    20 4 THE Singap ro Government spend II million to modernize government car.y-rated employees quarters next year.
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    96 4 IN THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY THE Assembly yesterday concluded its budget sitting and approved an expenditure of 5252.785.230 for next year. It took three days for the Assemblymen to scrutinise a*M approve this sum which will be spent on Government departments and development plans for 1957 Several amendments tabled Dy
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    152 4 ARTS BALL WILL AID HANDICAPPED COLONY CHILDREN THE Singapore Arts Ball to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 8 will be strictly to help the work of the Children's Society. One of the plans the Society will embark upon soon is to take eat! of the Colony's
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    Lock icon Community Centres
    21 4 The Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday approved an expenditure of $130,000 for new community centres to be built next year.
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    138 4 Legal Aid: THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, said that it was proposed to pass Part I of the Legal Aid and Advice Ordinance at the next meeting of the Assembly. The Ordinance, he said, would come into operation without any further delay The Director
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    121 4 THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Ye.v Hock said that the conkiiraation of his holding the <■ Minister m the Labour Ministry depended very much on the Outcome of next February's Merdcka talks m London. If his Merdeka mission fail-. *iirn Singapore would have to find a
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    Lock icon Diploma Course In Social Study At University
    266 4 Diploma Course In Social Study At University ENTRANCE EXAM IN MARCH NEXT YEAR APPLICATIONS for admission to the diploma course m Social Studies at the University of Malaya are now open. The closing date is Jan. 22. The course is of one or two years' full-time work. The 1957-58 session
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    Lock icon Dancers' Gift Of $6,042 To Govt.
    99 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Government today received a cheque for $6,042 from the Indian Commissioner m Malay as proceeds from performances of a troupe of Indian dancers headed by Mr. Prithvi Rajj Kapoor which recently visited Kuala Lumpur during its cultural tour of South-east Asia.
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    54 4 BENTOXG. FrL Mak Ying Lan. a junior middle girl student of the Khaj Mun School here, last night won the first elocution contest sponsored by the Bentong Chinese School Teachers* Association. More than 50 pupils from 10 schools throughout the district entered the contest. Miss Kam Kap
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    57 4 MALACCA, ftt The National Union of Printing Workers and the Ma'.arca Printing Employers A conation held a joffct meeting yesterday to c:scuss demands f r hotter wapes and working conditions submitted by workers. The demands were a sliding ?caie for salary increases ranging from 10 to 15 per
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    71 4 MUAR. Fri. Wong Ta Kwang, 31, and Hashim alias Wahid bin Sohani, 'xsth of Kampong Sagil. Tangkak, were yesterday ordered by Muar Magistrate Inche Ibrahim bin Haji Salam to stand trial m the High Court lor possession o! firearms. Wong was alleged to have m
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    68 4 Protection For Money Lenders KUALA LUMPUR I The Punjabi Sahuksra (nr .r.ey lenders) Association of Me today decided to n r». HSHBtai c Government for "equa ity m .on" under t.v. t~i C vi '7*l 0 •he inanoe, while afTordinp to borrov.ers, had overlooked the of reps' moneylenders. It should
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    52 4 [ALACCA, F-. Tbi National Union o! Workers have f an agreement Witt I c Sing Liau BiU Company, whose buses ply along route, over r. ardfeed and better working c< iitions for its employees. Te:;r.s c' wz: eemeni an beinr crafti will be 5 rr.ed by bom parties
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    Lock icon Strictly Speaking, I Am Not Married To Him...'
    275 5 Maintenance Suit Thrown Out Of Court KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Second Magistrate, Inrhe Abdul Rani, today dismissed a maintenance suit brought by 24-year-old Pan Ah Loo. when she declared that "strictly ■peaking" she was not married to her vegetable gardener "husband," Chin
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    280 5 53 Men 20 Dogs Sail In En Route To The South Pole A 53-STRONG Jopanese scientific expedition to the barren wastes of *he Antarctic sailed into Singapore yesterday aboard the 2,610-ton survey vessel Soyc from Japan. The expedition is headed by Professor Takeshi Nagota. Professor Nogata (right), who is attached
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    Lock icon Dobby Snubs The Guild Of Graduates
    395 5 REFUSES TO APOLOGIZE FOR CAINE DR. E. H. G. Dobby. Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya last night refused to justify or apologize for reading Sir Sydney Caine's Convocation address on Oct. 13, which was described as 'highly of the fact that the
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    Lock icon Suicide Charge
    64 5 ARTHUR James Gray?on fM jestarday charged with attempting to commit suicide m Meyer Mansions, Singapore. yesterday morning by shooting himself with a bunting rifle. Magistrate Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, together with a Court Prosecutor went to the Singapore Genera! Hospital to have the charge explained to Grayson at his
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    24 5 THE Singapore Government will use a new official seal m sealing all public instruments, it was announced m the Government Gazette yesterday.
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    79 5 MR. D. W. 8. Liddcrrialc. Fourth Clerk Of the House of Common*, flew into Singapore yesterday on his way to Kuala Lumpur to help the Federation authorities finalize the Standin? Orders of the Federal Legislative Council. .Mr. Lidderdale was here two years ago and drafted the
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    158 5 PEXAXG. Fri. Ar. other complaint of bug* m the C ID. lock-up was mfldi iff a young Malay, MohlOltl Jsdl, wiv. he was sentenced to a year's imprisonment by Mr. A.; Ah Wan m the Magistrate's Court today. Jais was con^cted cm
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      486 6 :iz!X the Ft Government first launched the Rural and Industr.al Development Authority a Singapore commentator wen: into ecstasies over the anr.ou: and pron meed that the economic backwardness of the rural Malays was r This t -ays rejoices When all sorts of queer devel pmeni plans are r.
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      252 6 SINGAPORE'S Chinwt students are on Iht 1 again. Undeterred by the corrr! -c slap-dov. rich 1 icy suffered as a result of till Governr.. id ing oi their arrogant challenge to authority, tin E itteied and infiltrated into the Federation where they are now reported to be engafl
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    436 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME Aster Gunasekera by J/EOPLE In the Federation are anxiously awaiting: news of how the Sultan of SHangor will react to the protest made to him by the Selangor UMNO against the State Government's proposal to appoint Raja Avoub to the recently created office of
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    806 6  -  Stephen O. Hughes iWV\Wtt\\\UV BY' UUUUWUUV J> I KABAT, Morocco THE Moroccan Government is m the process of obliterating the identity of six million people, so far without firing a shot or spilling a drop of blood. They are the Berbers, an ethnical group of people quite distinct from
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      293 6 Curious About ***** Sir; During the recent Tints the Public Relations Office announced that they had set up a special telephone m its office (tel. *****) to deal with rumours and rumour-mongers. A? an ordinary tax-payer I would like to ask Government What has been the net result of this
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    612 6  -  GEORGE CLAY By Latest move m the eight-year-old war over 'schools apartheid' "»»»in South AfricQ www CAPE TOWN A campaign seeking Government legislation to prevent Protestant parents m South Africa from sending their children to Roman Catholic schools has been launched by the Dutch Reformed Church, the ecclesiastical
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    Lock icon Taxing the right persons
    311 6 both direct and indirect taxes. Miiiiwiij oi dollars are be:r. s r remitted annually to Red China ana Most oi these Immigrant* are fading a bac:. lile, though some are married, and have considerable amount of property In their native lands. A- such people are bachelors
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    333 7 Operation To 'Unplug* Blockade A Deep-Water Channel By This Weekend 1f... PORT SAID, Nov. 23 (Reuter) The British Navy today began lifting the first of Egypt's scuttled ships to "unplug" the blockade of the Northern end of the Suez Canal. Commander J. R.
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    118 7 Marooned Ships May Get Through LONDON, Nov. 23 (Reuter; The Admiralty said today it should be possible by the weekend to release through Port Said into the Mediterranean some of the 13 ships marooned m the Suez Canal. Thi.s would bC done through the channel which the AngloFrench forces are
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    183 7 LONDON. Nov. 23 (AP) Long lines of British automobile owners shuffled through the nations post offices on Thursday claiming the first coupons for gasoline rationing due to begin on Dec. 17. The motorists were orderly, but grumbled at the thought of being cut down
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    80 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 23 (UP) Army Chief of Staff. Maj. Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution. announced today that an order had been Issued to arrest Colonel Zulkifli Lubis accused of masterminding an army officers' plot to overthrow the government. NisatiOll and Prime Minister Ali Sa>troamidjojo reported to a closed
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    197 7 IM RE NAGY FAILS TO RETURN HOME Belgrade Lodges A Protest BELGRADE, Nov. 23 (AP)— Yugoslavia protested to Hungary today that Imre Nagy and his associate who left the Yugoslav embassy m Budapest yesterda> under guarantees of safety have not returned to thei homes. The Yugoslav announcement said nothing abou
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    186 7 Nasser Likened To 'Another Hitler' PARIS, Nov. 23 (AP)— U.S. Senator Henry M. Jackson Democrat- Washington) on Thursday denounced Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser as "another Hitler, but worse because he is supported by the Soviets." Jackson told reporters that, although he could not approve of the steps Britain and
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    209 7 A Mafter Of Time Boycott is Lifted INDONESIAN GOVT. STEPS IN JAKARTA, Nov. 23 (Renter) Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs. Mr. F. Umbas, confirmed today that the Government had intervened m an attempt to end the labour union ban on shipments of oil to Singapore and Malaya. He told reporters
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    68 7 MAN FROM THE STANDARD AT MINNESOTA MINE photo. MR DAVID TAMBYAH. news editor of the Singapore Standard, now on a visit to the I'nited States. with feature writer, Mr. Walter Kldot of the Duluth News Tribune. Minnesota. Mr Tambyah views one of the large iron mines m Northern Minnesota. Duluth
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    134 7 BAGDAD Nov. 23 (Keuter)— The i<»ur M<»lrm powers m the Bagdad Pact. Turkey, Pakistan. Penil and Iraq, today repeated their call lor a withdrawal of foreign troops from Kgypt beyond the truce lines, according- to a communique issued here. The communique saic th(
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    90 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 23 (UP)— A Government official today reported that the Indonesian Government was losing more than USSl3.onn.ono m revenue to smuggler! becanat the Cus- toms Department ia^kec. enough >tols and carbinei A Malik, of the Inspection section I the C tstomi and F-
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    48 8 the Indian Commissioner m Singapore. She was one of manystudents of the School uho cot through their examinations MISS KAt.HBIK X AIR. a student of th^ Netaji Hindi Huh School. Singapore, b >e^n receiYtm a finde I certificate m Hindi from Mr X K. Tandon,
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    230 8 Government May Increase Aid To Muslim College JOHORE RAHRI, r ri. Th P Muslim College m Klans may vet more aid from the Federal Government a>. d. result of i report prepared by a Government committee which investigated the state of Muslim schools throughout Malaya recently. c of the founders
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    353 8 BRITISH SERGEANT WITH A 'SHOCKING TEMPER' Fined $100 Or Two Months' Jail A BRITISH Army sergeant holder of the British Empire Medal for bravery was yesterday found guilty m the Singapore Assize Court on a charge of committing mischief and causing hurt
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    106 8 A LACK OF CONVICTS IN THE FEDERATION KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federation's prison population now totals 2,«iCO the lowest figure recorded since the war. Ike Home Ministry reported today that the parole le.ue system, the biggest reason for the decrease m gaoled prisoners, continues to work "satisfactorily." "There have been
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    200 8 TAN JONG MAUN, Fri— The Methodist Church supports planned parenthood, according to the latest issue of the official organ of the Methodist Church m South-east Asia. Supporting birth control, the entire paragraph on -marriage re:ations" m the Methodist Church's book of discipline has
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    106 8 COURT VISITS A RIOT AREA SINGAPORE District J s Chua, court officials, prosecutor c counsel and pressmtn, to Kampong B Road. I r tempting to set fire to a < Storage van on Oct. 27, duitttf the Colony riots. Those charged were: Li-n toe i Gap Chin 24. sit the
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    331 9 A Local Director Answers Taipei I recent reduction In prices by Malayan piner> tunhers was designI to enable Malaya to world competition particular, promote .>cd >aies to Western Europe and Canada, a of a local pineapple company told The :d yesterday. Xne quality of M.uayan
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    270 9 -INDUSTRIES TO EXPAND THE Formosan Minister of Economics, Mr. Kiang Piao, conf rmed m Taipei yesterday that Formosa would be m the market for natural rubber for her next four-year industrial development plan. Discussing trade prospects between Formosa and South-east Asian countries, Mr. Kianq
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    99 9 HOW far h.is British imli n\ >i IS. synthetic .fT^oted Malaya's product m that Thij» question is to be put the Malayan Trade misaioner, m the U.K., I V Davies. by the ier lrade Association. ■.nf.irmal meeting m %ss<M litinn's premises k CccU Street
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    338 9 PREMIUM REFLECTS USSR. BUYING AN underlying tone of steadiness ha^ been the main factor of the rubber market despite lower atlvices from overseas at the beginning of the week, according to the report of Holiday. Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. The premium on nearby shipments ha> continued which reflects the Russian
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    157 9 RUBBER UP 1¾ c. SINGAPORE rubber prices continued their up\\:trd trend yesterday. first grad*' December closing at Sl.Ot>, per lb.. up 12 cents on Thursday (,$1.05 on increased American consumption of rubber last month. Russia was reported to have been buying m London and Amsterdam, while local sales were reported
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    82 9 vn 'ria' shares wer« sUghtly easier to-.v flit close yesterday, according the Malayan Share :rokers" x(J 2 >•■: while rubere [vie noun "?i Vr A- .it ion yesterday INDUSTRI \I S B 5 Sellers I h ?h:o 15.40 3 05 MINING »Uitra! Amal I J 20/9 X-
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    89 9 L PRICE changes announct iga ta «»tion yesterday were: t N. ords. $2.18: Hammer- Collieries 97 "etal Box $1.67 R>n nson Jrts. $1.65: Cold Storage Strait* Trad ,:-vcs -'4\ •3.424; Jacks $305. ■im Si: v Austral Malay 40/-: Beriun Bong Patt $1.15: Kuchai $2.60: I-arut 7/9; Lower
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    251 9 Austral Amalgamated Tin Ltd. i for the year and Income from other sources, after amort:;.i!. on and depreciation net profit or £307.937 ended Jun e 30. The balance brought forward tor and Australian taxation r two interim dividends of 1/- per share, le^ £206.769; general reserve E4.01 >
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    113 9 SHIPS IN PORT 01/TER ROADS Crosvenor Court. Umitaku MaiU, Theyo Main. Lasem. Etomaian, Van Ruebeck, Nfyucfl Van Bay, Bralanta Constance, Langsa, Valverda. Osamh.uir. Monika, Vi^ut Kastri, Slamat, British Prince. Batoela. INNER ROADS Tone Uai. Klias Giane Sere Tong Hong, Lapis. Lavvu Ta; Tionj:. Bafnvia. Hni Chuan. Kajang, Jaak. Kaior.g Sianatan.
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    48 9 PEXANG, Fri. Mr. Lee Cheng Tin, chairman of the Conference of Malaya and Singapore Cycle and Motor Traders' Association, invites members to send m their Suggestions for the Association's petition to Government, to change the method of imposing the new duty on bicycle spare parts.
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    22 9 A NEW factory Mas been opened at Slcugh. Bucks, by Hanovia, (Lamps Division of Engelhard Industrie?) for producing Radisil heaters
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    141 9 WINNER of the Shrlltox Display Competition (Clasi C) was Chop Soon Ttecfc of Wilkie Road, Singapore, it was announced yesterday. The competition was held from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 and attracted hundreds of entries and di.-plays were of a high -standard, according to Shell and Ea.-tern
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    147 9 A GERMAN company, which has been shipping ballbearings to the lla an market for many ycais. will soon introduce its motor scooters and industrial machines here. Mr. G.F. Ksthke. export Urector of the compai,y. D^rkoppwerkc Ag. of Bi< tf> who has spent more than a
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    123 9 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterdaj were: Copra Nov. $27J buyers, sellers; Dec. $2t b ;vers. i2tii sellers; coconut oil m bulk ?44 tellers, In drums $47} sellers; Muntok white pepper $118 sellers, Sarawak white $117 se.iers. Special Saraw black $83 sellers. Singapore CoDra
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    117 9 10,000 Protest Tax On Tobacco kl ALA TRENGGANU, Fri. About 10.00(1 people m I lv Ireng^anu and heie have protested througn Federal Councillor. Lnjrku Muhsein bin Abdul Kadir against Government s new tax <<n knal ;.rown tobacco. ould the protest not be considered by Govt :.r: we will hold prote--
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    43 9 URCHASE debt outstanding m Britain continued to fall during Septerr the end of the month it amounted to at least £3 "4 or about 17% less thar I about £450 m. outstanding at the end of 1955. BJI B^a: Trade.
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    1196 12 BILL FUNK reports from Melbourne Scores First Holds Britain To A Draw OLYMPIC PARK, Melbourne, Fri-.— lt needed a lot of determination and the vacillations of the opposing defence to extract a point for the Federation of Malaya out of their opening hockey game with
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    47 12 IMMEDIATELY on beartag of the Malayan hotkey team "s triumph at the Olympic Games yesterday, Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers, president of the Singapore Ho<key A>mi( -iation. sent a rahle to the manager of the Federation team congratulating the players on their showing against Britain.
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    847 12 SPRINT ACES ARE OUT MFLBOI RNE, Sat—Malaya's big sprint five in| athletics had their big day yesterday, but it proved to/ be the most disappointing: of their lives. N one °f them Kesavan Soon Tan Eng Yoon, Raja Azlam, Karuppiah or Lee X Fook had the
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    819 13 THE FIGHT BEGINS: AMERICANS ARE AHEAD OF THE RUSSIANS By VERNON MORGAN MELBOURNE, Nov. 23 (Reuter).— United States and Soviet In ion ohnple rivalry was renewed m all its keenness on the first full day of the 16th Olympiad here today. America struck the first blowby gaming the Gold Medal
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    854 13 The Finals ML\ S 1111,(1 JIMP FIN \L I. hurles Dumas (IS) -.12 metres iG feet 11] inches). Charles Porter (Aust.) U metres itf feet lij inches). 3. Ijor Kaehkarov (Russia) '-.08 metres (G feet 91 inches) AM three bettered old Olympic record 2.01 metres (6
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    148 13 U.S. Athlete Suspended From Olympics MELBOURNE, Nor. 23 (Reuter) Chliord Blair. 27--year-old hammer thrower. wa s today suspended from competition m the Olympic Games by the United States Olymi ici o mm Mr. Lyman Bingham, Executive Director of the United States committee, told reporters the action was taken because Blair,
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      70 13 TODAY'S EVENTS TODAY'S ■lantl are: (aB Melbourne times): x a.m. modern Pentathlon, f. '.c-inu— Exhibition Building. Basketball (qua!::-.:: g matches), Exhibition BuildIng, B .'.W it.m. Fencing foil team. I a.m Rowing (first repechage), Lake Wendooree 10 a.m. Pole Vault, h.immcr throw. broad jump. qualifying trial main stadium). Hockey, qualifying matd
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    245 14 Says WINDSOR LAD SUPERSCOPE, who romped home a splendid winner lost Saturday, should complete a double. I take him to win the main sprint (Race bix) over six furlongs at Ipoh today, last day of the Perok Turf Club s Danger Is Welsh King November
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    1133 14 Silver Screen looks best RACE ONE Silver Screen II showed promise When he finished third to Invincible over the six on Wednesday, with normal Improvement he should score his maiden win. He made up tremendous ground m his race. He was last right to the turn lor home, and finished
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    1366 14 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Horses Class 3, Div. 4—6 Furs. RACE 2: 2.45 p.m.— Horses Class 3, Div. I—9 Furs. RACE 3: 3-15 p.m.— Horses Class 3, Div. 3—6 Furs. RACE 4: 3*45 p.m.— Horses Class 4, Div. I—9 Furs. l. Kin.- Ire r>v si:: Di Ch
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    201 14 RACE FOUR Trainer Daniels holds the whip hand In the mam nine furlongs race witt Windm n. Mont Blot 11. Balkan AraD and Bright S'm My choice is Windsor 11. He showed guts and stamina m his 84 furlongs effort when he came With
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