Singapore Standard, 20 December 1956

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    34 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE J^L fn V^l 3EL FiRl BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** 15 Hne.) 2400 JIXj 2«" 24M i. 11. >o. 171 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1956 i<> r\< .l r> <i m
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    Lock icon THE BIG APPRENTICESHIP PLAN
    709 1  -  JAMES DAVID To Raise Craft Standards In Colony By INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS IN SINGAPORE CANNOT IN FUTURE EMPLOY TRADE APPRENTICES WITHOUT THE PRIOR SANCTION OF GOVERNMENT. MR F G TYSON, CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT ADVISORY 'COUNCIL FOR APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING AND THE GOVERNMENT INDUSTRIAL TRAINING OFFICER TOLD THE
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    Lock icon Family Of Three, Two BORs Die In Road Mishaps
    228 1 Family Of Three, Two BORs Die In Road Mishaps IFOH, Wed. Two Briti>h servicemen were killed twelve others, includinu eight Gurkha other ranks were iniuied when two military vehicles plunged down i'Mi-foot drop at the 33\ milestone Cameron Highlands Road list evening. Heavy rain m that D m ruing CStned
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    Lock icon THE FLU SWEEPS JAPAN
    99 1 TOKYO. Dec 19 (Reuter> The Ministry of Welfare today instructed Japanese representatives to the World Health Organization on the ted Nations to inform the -national body that Japan was m the throes of an m Cuenza epidemic, but that the v incidence was low. pokesman said
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    Lock icon TOKYO 'QUAKE
    16 1 A STRONG earth tremoT lasting about three mir. early yesterday but caused no Reuter
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    Lock icon Warning On Crackers
    85 1 A large proportion of fire ported into S:nW year were found to n ingredients Ipotassium chlorate and al-. powder) which Government had prohibited and Explotires Ordinance. •son, certain racket* brought into th- ould be re- parded as unsafe for children, says the report of the Chemistry Departmen-
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    Lock icon INDIA'S NEHRU AND AMERICA'S IKE CHAT IN WASHINGTON
    61 1 INDIA'S NEHRU AND AMERICA'S IKE CHAT IN WASHINGTON photo. PRESIDENT Dwight Eisenhower (right) and Indian Premier Nehru char on the steps of the White House, Washington, on Dec. 16, shortly after the Indian leader's arrival for a four-day meeting with Mr. Eisenhower. At left is Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Mr. Nehru's
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    Lock icon US Was Consulted Before Suez Action
    148 1 WASHINGTON. Dec. If) (AP) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said yesterday Britain and France had been consulting with the United States for about three months before they sent their troops into the Suez Canal zone. Dulles told his news mn- I a n
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    Lock icon R.I. Govt. Man Held
    58 1 JAKARTA. Dec 19 (Renter) A senior Government official has been arrested and charged with embezzling 34,000,000 Rupiahs (more than £1.000,000) He is Abdul Rival P.v deputy Director of the Macassar Copra Board. said he was Unrated when he arrived here following a summons by the Economic
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    Lock icon Britain's Fog Kills 7
    72 1 JNDON, Dec. 19 (AP) Thick log blotted out f areas of Britain on Wednesday. dislocating road and rail tia!fie and grounding airliners. Seven person^ wrre killed on fogbound highv. Thousands were late foi work with trains and buses crawling through districts sibility was down to five
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    Lock icon Safety Assured
    31 1 MB Belwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secretary, announced yesterday that Egypt had formally asured the safetj inglo-Frencb hlpa and crews ngaged In salvage work in Port Bald harbour. Reuter
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    Lock icon BOBO IS DEAD
    29 1 \rthur Montaigne, better known to etrciu fana as Bobo ■•p.. d:cd In Oulfport, Ml i Ippi. on Monday of a heart attack. lie was 51. U.P.
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    Lock icon FRENCH AID FOR OIL LINE
    55 1 PARIS. Dee 19 (APIForeign Minister Christian Pincau indicated last night that France will soon help Israel build a pipeline across the Negev desert linking the Red Bea to the Mediterranean. M Pineau was answering i question by former Premier Pierre Mendcs-France ing a foreign policy
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    Lock icon SIX HURT IN STREETCLASH
    28 1 SIX HURT IN STREET CLASH SIX people were injured following a clash m Lorong 3. Geylang Road, last night. They were treated as outpatients at the General Ital
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    Lock icon We'li Solve All Issues, Says Chou
    123 1 TOKYO Dec. 19 <UP> Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai has reassured Burma that "no insurmountable difficulties" stand m way of a complete settlement of problems between the two nations, the Communist New China News \gency reported today. Chou. speaking before lents of Rangoon University
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    Lock icon Red Planes Bomb Monks
    72 1 KATMANDU, Dec. 19 (Reuter) The Nepal newspaper. Nepal Samachar. today quoted a number of Tibetan monks as saying m an interview that Chinese Communist planes had rained 40 bombs on a :e. killing or injuring 83 monks. The monks, who arc now visiting here, were reported
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    Lock icon TURKEY FOR W. GERMANS
    58 1 BONN. Germany, Dec 19 (AP) For the first time, German housewives can cook a turkey instead of the traditional goose for Christmas dinner this year c than a US$l,OOO,OOO worth of turkeys, chickens and ducks have been imported from the United States. Officials said it was
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    Lock icon U.K. Doctor Charged With Murder
    128 1 EASTBOURNE England, Dec. 19 (AP) a 57-year-old wai charted nn neadaj with Murdering a lonely widow m "his genteel English seaside town six years ac n The charee followed a livemonth Scotland Yard inves- tigation into the deaths (rf nearly 300 well-to-do lastbourne women over
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    Lock icon I've Almost Completely Achieved Main Purpose' Of My Mission, Says Lim
    586 1 Finn: \NIMUW Unlll LONDON Wed.— Singapore's Thirl Minister. .Mr Lip < 1 hail "almost" completely achieved the main purpox ol hi miwion n^rd*:,; the Defence Council, m a BBC interview torii He aLso indicated his formula "which I believe
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    Lock icon Israelis Want Gaza Strip
    77 1 Israelis Want Gaza Strip JERUSALEM. Der. 19 (AP) Premier David Ben-Gurion the knesset (parliament) not under any circumstances let Egypt reoccupy the Gaza Strip. The narrow territory along nean wa? seized the invasion ol Sinai peninsula m October. c up the Sinai to ~>rre aid it considers the Gaza p
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    Lock icon 'Bandit Queen' Wounded In Clash
    142 2 'Bandit Queen' Wounded In Clash KEH HEI.HI !>*» fAP) Putii Innotorious Bandit Qu—was reported yp terdav to clash with police. official report b -..es south of tffPHfy dashed near there Saturday Putii was reported to h aaciptti The extent of I es is not known. The daring girl bandit At
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    Lock icon Smallest Wheat Harvest In 10 Yrs
    59 2 •■.NBERR.A. Dec. II \ustralia will have the limilwt wheat harvest for a Jacadi m the wheat season 1956-57 according to an mate released by the Commonweaith Department of .itics tod 'for the sea- c?:. 3t«d •> 6 D li>n Vurf^'" This is *****.000 [Vr*
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    Lock icon ROCKET LAUNCHER CAPTURED IN EGYPT
    61 2 IT'S not .1 spaghetti machine, it doesn't e\rn make the holes m doushnut*—it's a C'zerh-made 32--barrelled rocket launcheT captured by British forces m Egypt recently. It was on show at the army's number 21 vehicle depot at Feltham. Middlesex, recently. Colonel C. Rafferty of the
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    Lock icon MORE, MORE THEY AS K SATCHMO
    148 2 LONDON. Dec. 19 AP A ghoutine. Mampitu audience three members of the British Royal limilv cave Louis "Sit» hmo" Arnistrnn? one (if the creator ovations of his life list nieht An,i i British knicht aitor gave him an accnlsdp as 'this noble rharacter" of
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    Lock icon PAPER RAIN
    29 2 N OJ8: lined millions of anti-Comn Ist leaflets over cities ar.d towns of the East China mainland on M r.ciav the air force announced m Taip- Reuter
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    Lock icon Mass Treason Trial Opens In South Africa
    295 2 Top Penalty Is Death JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 19 (UP) The South African Government opened its first mass treason trial today, charging 151 persons with violating the nations Suppression of Communism Act. THE MAXIMUM SENTENCE IS DEATH. The list of defendants m this highly race
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    Lock icon 4 Mil. Jap Letters Held Up
    111 2 4 Mil. Jap Letters Held Up tokyo. Dec. io (Renter) The 220.000 Btltmi National Japanese Communication Workers Union today began a ifaort term strike which practically paraly --d postal communication.- throughout Japan. Post office worked In Tokyo, Osaka. Na^va and Kobe went on >trike demanding a higher year-end bonus. a
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    34 2 COLOMBO. Dec. 19 (UP) Soviet Russia has asked the Ceylon Government for permission to establish radio •elephone links between the two counties. The Soviet rcquesi Is under the consideration of tho Government
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    Lock icon Self-Rule Bill Is Passed
    59 2 Self-Rule Bill Is Passed LONDO.W P. "e:-?^ The House of Commons last Bight passed a bill grantinr within the Commonwealth to the Gold Coast later to be known as Ghana on .March fi next ftflt The final third reading was -^seri. The bill now goes to the Ho ISC of
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    Lock icon 534 Refugees Cross Frontier
    50 2 VIENNA. Dec. (Reuter) Oniy 534 Hungarian refugees crossed the frontier into Austria during darkness last night. The falling off vat I explained by the chaotic transport m-H;':p ns j n Hungary Uli strict precautions t^Kcn by the Russian troops guarding the frontier ani the bad weather.
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    Lock icon NIXON IN AUSTRIA
    29 2 us Vice-President Richard II Nixon arrived m Austria last night to take a first-hand look- at the greatest ever mass flight from Russian- I Communism.— AP
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    Lock icon RIOTERS MOB BOMBAY CHIEF MINISTERS CAR
    124 2 BOMBAY. Dec If), (AP) Bioodv rioting flared anew m Ahmedabad ye •crnay. Fir.-t reports indicated rio-ens of people, including police and home guards, were injured. The disturbances took place as the Chief Minister of Bombay State, m which Ah dabad is situated, visited the
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    Lock icon Britain Buying Up Gold
    84 2 LONDON. Dec II (APJ Britain has been buying Dp gold m recerv Wttkl a? part of a programme to bolster the pound sterling aizain-t the economic aftermath of tfci military venture into E^ypt. One part of the programme u-as to ask the United States to w.iive
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    178 2 Foster Parents To Appeal For Custody TOKYO, Drc. 19 (Renter) The Japanese toster parents of the international orphan. Mai i;»nnc. toda\ filed an appeal m the T*kyt Higher Ourt asainst the Yokohama District Court decision ot Dec 5 which awarded custori> of Marianne to the former Swedish minister
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    36 2 BRITISH Prime Minister <ir \nthnnv I shortly after his arrival al London Vrp hrrr looking t.uin.ri ..n ...> cure m Jamaica. At I- Mr R a i .< th. lord Pi v Scal^ A P
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    Lock icon Qantas Steward Smuggled Watches
    178 2 Eleven Strapped To Legs SYDNEY, Dee. If, (Reulcr)— A v \\J stfward had a numhrr tvhen custom- <.Mi< < r> >■ him aIU landed at .Masroi the i< •■•<• Mr. McCaulcy, the Magistrate fined the steward. John Eric Murray. 36, of SouLh Hurstville. £A5O for having
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    101 2 COMMIDITY PRICES Mv|\(, pore yesterday were: Buyers Seller* .Til.) Jan.RSSNoI It9| R.S.S. No. 2 1074 1. No. 3 1041 ltS* Tone: Steati SPORI JIN day was OM| l" -i S" rents). 1 ('Mm s Ri BBLR N«i 1 KS > S« -ltlenn -ni Hnusr Terms Wrrinf sri.r P I'd \ir>
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    23 2 Foreign Aid Dec. 19 Premier Husein Suhr. announced yesterday tan has received fore:, to date equal to about .600.000, mostly frrm nited States.
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    23 2 SHINSHU University scientists said yesterday hi; radioactive snow fell m Nagano city 140 miles northwest of Tokyo, on Monday night.— AP
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    Lock icon His Speech Tapped $500 From Rotary Sunshine Box'
    167 3 •E Rotary Club of Singapore yesterday. away $500 from its "Sun- e Box as a Christmas :o the Singapore Chilis Society. ".tribution was handed by Rotary president. Ml K. M. Medara, at the weekly iieon meeting at the ay Restaurant to John
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    Lock icon THE LAWS OF MALAYA—A NEW RADIO SERIES
    103 3 THE LAWS OF MALAYA— A NEW RADIO SERIES THE Law Department of the University of Malaya will organize a series of talks and discussions on the laws of Malaya for broadcast by Radio Malaya early next year. The Department is also planning lectures by members cf the staff and distinguished
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    Lock icon How About These Jobs? Malayan Grads Ask Govt.
    109 3 MAI »ta today fold the Singapore Government that it was time it implemented the recommendations of the Commission on the direct recruitment of local graduates to Division I ap- fne graduates m a memo>gr dum ed that Government did not consider adopting
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    Lock icon 'Tin Mines Take A Long Time To Die'
    214 3 LONDON, Dec. 19. (Renter). Lord Mancroft, the Rome Under-Secrctary, said last mqht he had heard that tin mines m Malaya would run out within the nevt 120 years. But some mines were SB unconscionable time a-dying" and there were untanocd icserves, he
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    92 3 Council Gets Flood Warning MB I E V ;OOX ENG. a Cll Councillor and Assemblyman, has written to the City Council that rcsid< Qt i the Singapore Impri vem< nt Trust estate m Hend (tson Road and Drivp lie worried by floods on wet m Mr. Lee I lid the
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    Lock icon A NEW PRESS GAG, BY COURTESY OF THE MINISTER FOR COMMERCE
    257 3 A NEW Press gag i ordered by Singapore's Minister for Commerce ■nd Industry, Ifr. J M Jumabhoy, yesterday. The order, signed by Byrne, the Deputy Secretary, on behalf of the Minister and circularized to all heads of departments m
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    Lock icon The Sack For All Govt. Workers In Debt
    212 3 WARNING GOES OUT: CLEAR YOUR LIABILITIES OR ELSE... SINGAPORE Government has warned all its employees that they will be sacked if they do not clear their debts. Altho gb there is i Government Standing Order prohibiting any employee from incurring debts, it
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    Lock icon INQUIRY ADJOURNED
    60 3 BUKIT MERTAJAIf, W«d Owing to the absence of I Sikh witness, a Coroner's Inquiry scheduled to be held here today was adjourned to a later c The Inquiry was into the n of a Sikh milkman, 'Feiial Singh. 32, who was fat-al-ly injured m a collision a car
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    Lock icon THE LONG VIGIL...
    88 3 SERGEANT Gregory Kunkel tl K.A.M.K. watches tin- arrival of the plane which will carry him and his wife back t<> Australia for the Christmas holidays, at the Singapore International Airport yesterday. Kunkel and his wife have enjoyed staying m M.ilaya for the last l."> months. Both would
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    Lock icon 18 Malayan Cadets For Sandhurst
    111 3 18 Malayan Cadets For Sandhurst PORT DICKS r Wl Eighteen teen-aged Fedei Mi .ary College cadets will leave for Sandhurst Royal .ary Academy on Christmas Day for further military training, it was announced today. They wiU return as officers m the Federation Army after completion of their training. They are:
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    Lock icon 'Yes' To Strike
    41 3 THE 92-man council of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union last night approved the decision taken by their Union Executive Committee to take a strike ballot at the general meeting to ho this evening at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    Lock icon GOVERNOR AT BOYS' PARADE
    113 3 GOVERNOR AT BOYS' PARADE THE Governor <>t Sin* j.apnie. Sir Robert Black. fstci day took I hi* salute at the first passing mil Parade of the Army Boys Trade School m Nee Soon tamp. Thirty-si\ I><>\ B, all belonging to fbc senior platoon, had served for three years m the
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    134 3 It's NOT Official Policy Says Jumat SINGAPORE'S Acting Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, and the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, last night Save a joint assurance that is not the policy of Government to institute i law favouring local agency houses
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    Lock icon IF HALF SAY YES, ITS BACK TO THE VOTERS ONCE AGAIN
    246 3 IF HALF SAY YES, ITS BACK TO THE VOTERS ONCE AGAIN NEW FRONT MOVE ON POLLS SINGAPORE Government should provide for bye-elections m those constituencies where DO than 50 per cent of the electorate demand the iemoval of their chosen representative to the Legislative Assembly. This is contained m a
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    Lock icon OPERATION DAGGER TO CONTINUE WITHOUT LET-UP
    123 3 OPERATION DAGGER TO CONTINUE WITHOUT LET-UP SINGAPORE Police will continue "Operation Dagger" without let-up. Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.R. Anderson, told the Standard yesHe denied there had been any recent increase m secret society glßf clashes. Gurkhas an<l Reserve Unit personnel are now frequci patrolling the streets of
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    Lock icon Shot Man Operated On
    91 3 A BULLET which was lodf m the wrist of driver Lim Hoo Chwee, was removed after an operation at the General Hospital, Singapore, r v. Lim was shot twiet by a thief after he resisted attempts to rob him while walking with .'i bid d m
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    1386 4 'ARTICLE CALCULATED TO SHOW MAGISTRATE WAS PREJUDICED IN FAVOUR OF POLICE' Must Protect The Administration Oi Justice, Says Judg. IPOH, Wed.— The Federal Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Thomson, who came down here from Kuata Lumpur specially to hear the contempt of court action brought
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    Lock icon Waterfront Union Threatens Xmas Strike
    152 4 Waterfront Union Threatens Xmas Strike PKNANO, Wed Tht Malayan Sicverinrmg and Transportatlon Limited Dnion, a brandi of the Pcnang and I Province Wellesley QtJMlfj Workers' Union has issued an ultimatum to the stevedoring I company '-vat onleai H compUea with tIM HBkNtfi drHtUldl by 10 a.m. on Dec. 20 its
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    Lock icon U.S. Consul At Settlement
    47 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. Donald L. Ranard has been provisionally recognised as Consul of the United States of America at Pcnanj with consular jurisdiction m the Settlement of Penang (m I in^ Province Wellesley) and \hc Stale- of Kr'antan, Perlis, Kedah and Pcrak.
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    Lock icon CIVICS FOR 29 TEACHERS
    67 4 TWENTY-NINE Chinese school teachers from the Central District of Province Wellesley. who attended a Civics Course m Fcnanc; from Dec. 1(1 to |S are seen at the conclusion of the course at the Rubber Trade Association. The Settlement Secretary Mr. W. Foulsham. is seated m the
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    Lock icon Tell-Tale Prints Were His Undoing
    137 4 Tell-Tale Prints Were His Undoing KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Finger-prints found on a cellophane wrapping today led to the conviction of K. Ahmad bin K. Abdullah. 28, who broke into the Kuala Lumpur RailStation coffee-shop on Aug. 29 and stole $300 cash and $200 worth of cigarettes. Prosecuting Officer, ASP Santokh
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    92 5 PKRAK Hydro Electric Fower Ceaip n draftsman, Mr. I I Jeremiah, who went to Australia two Months aco for a brain tUMur operation, arrived m Singapore "I am nappy to hi home." said he as he hucced his two children and wife awaiting his return above).
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    Lock icon JOHORE 1957 BUDGET -$2 M. DEFICIT
    421 5 JOHORE 1957 BUDGET -$2 M. DEFICIT JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The Johore Government has budgetted for a deficit of for next year. The State's budget estimates were introduced by the Financial Officer, Inche Ahmad f Perang. m the State Council today. They >how an :*ure of .100, against an timated revenue
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    57 5 THREE Burmese arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on a study tour. Thakin Them Maun-. Deputy Speaker of the Bu: Parliament, and Thakin Aye Maun*, a member of the Parliament, are here to meet local political leaders. U Soe Kie, managing director of Irrawaddv leading Burmese rice
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    Lock icon PRESS BILL PASSED BY JOHORE COUNCIL
    179 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A bill providing for puni>hmrnt by imprisonment for printing false reports of council proceedings, was pas.srd by the Johore Council of State today on a motion by Inche Suffian bin Hashim, Legal Adviser, Johore. It is also an offence to send
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    Lock icon Colony Girl Helps Aussies Make Their Homes Beautiful
    199 5 A SINGAPORE girl has become the interior decoration adviser and colour consultant m a big Sydney department store. She is y Chan, daughter of Mr I In K. C. Chan, of 22 Poole Road. ore. Chan, who has just completed five years
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    Lock icon Inspector Was 'A Bit Nervous During Raid'
    947 5 FACTORY SHOP WORKERS' UNION CASE LAUGHTER brake out m the Singapore Fifth District Court yesterday, when Crown Counsel, Mr. I). I-]. Chclliah. asked an Inspector whether he wa> "a bit nervous during raid on the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union premises, and
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    Lock icon Parents Get Warning, Children Go Free
    153 5 A SINGAPORE judge yesterday warned parents of six Tiong Bahru you h.s to look after thoir children better or they might turn gangsters. First District Judge. Mr F.A Chua. later acquitted Too Woon Hor. Leow Shiu Sha. Ho Ten Sin. Ho Khoon Shong. Tan
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    81 6 Show Will Benefit Young Malayans S 1 S of "E\ mm;; of Ballet t<> ho presented h\ tIM Singapore Musi- ii vm Pi j .it the Badminton Hall tomorrow nuht held :i dross rehearsal at tho Hall last nuht Those tv o ><> v n dancers of tho Sooner (•oh
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    50 6 Ipic. kowsky's immortal ballet '"Sw an Lake Hall of the pr. sitis of Urn ihtl will u<> to the Sin ict> s S< hob.vship lund for youim Malayans i;oins; to Luropr for ■todies. 1i( krls for tomorrow aiffht'l prrfcrmatKO will ho on sal«* it tli^ Bad- Standard
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    275 6 Ruler Signs A Document Of History THE END TO AN ERA OF BRITISH ADVISERS Xl ALA KANGSAR, Wed.— ln solemn and historic ceremony. Sultan Sir Yusui Izzuddin Shah of Perak today affixed his signature to two State docu-ments-the Supplementary State Agreement and the third Amendment to the Laws ot the
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    276 6 M.\ We'l The Allianre whip m the Municipal Council Tuan Haj; Mohamed •T bin Haji Sulong was elected Municipal Vice-Pie.-i--dent m place of Mr. A. W. B. Acton at yesterday's Council meeting He also took over the duties of chairman of the Traffic sory
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    44 6 A DINNER, dance and variety s!io\v for 300 manners and c will be held at Connell Hnu?e. Anson Road. Singapore tomorrow nicht The variety show, which features many well-known local artistes, is beinc staged for the first time at this annual
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    201 6 DEVELOP OUR RESOURCES PLEA IN COUNCIL JOHORE BAHRLT, Wed. An Alliance Councillor, Inche Mohamad Yassin bin Abdul Rahman, at the meeting of the State Council today, urged the Government to make all efforts to develop the resources m the State with a View to create prosperity and consequently obtain more
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    18 6 TERRORISTS cut and stole telephone wires at the 68th milestone Yonj» Pens-Ayer Hitam Road on Tuesday.
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    124 6 NIK I i iiiiK FestiMff< 'ommander m C'hi<t I .ir Ettrf Land lOiios, took time ofl lMnii his military duties yesterday afternoon. Ai i iimjiaiiif'd l>v 1 ,'dv Festing he motored m the NaSapttl I'l'ernatiunal Air- port (o meet two of his sons who arrived by
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    94 6 Eurasians Offer Two Scholarships THE Selangor Eurasian Association is offering two schobJps for 1957 to two Eurastudents living m the Btal One of the scholarships is for a student who has passed the final Form Four examination m 1956. It is tenable for a year and carries a gran: or
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      131 6 Standard G^Q-lmctnac Information at a Glance lir ..~.ijilni il >'i< hl] "Christn 8 Cairnhill Road. 830p m. \h Judo claai 3 30 pm. Xmat m. hi I < Free film show On: Timei [alayan (J j .*etie at Shell Thestrette. Coliyet Quay 1 15 Sins ipore Recorded Mnslt Boi t]
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    61 7 -M.md i! ilpic by TWENTY onf VFAR-ni.D M.. s Vmlct Chin Kui I. an third d.uulitrr „f Mr Mmn Vuk 1. c^r.: (U U her birthday cake it h-r party at the Wl> sports Club, Cheras Road. KuaJa 1 umnur on Snnda^ Mm
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    47 7 AND THIS IS VALERIE \AM KM] Ann.- /-■hnniii\ daughter of Mr .md Mn \iiNtm 3 Zehndet ol S ngsptffd h»> recentl] i elebrated h-r BUI birthday. > ftleric \m i i n.ii r j student m the oerti- firato courso at the Teacher^ l aiag ..I- f Patterson
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    249 7 Management Training Courses For Polytechnic THE Singapore Polytechnic's Department of Commerce will Introduce courses m manage- I merit training when the College is firmly established, states Mr. David J. Will! writing m "Sim" the official organ of the Supervisory and Management Training Associaof Singapore, issued yesterday. Mr. Williams, who is
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    107 7 JASIN. Wed— A large land (development scheme m this district of Malacca is being shelved because it costs too much money. The D: ficer, Mr. R.T. Addis, told the Standard that the proposed scheme embracing more than 4,000 acres of land, would have cost the Land
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    21 7 PEXANG. Wed The PanMalayan Islamic Association rgan a public me at the Pakistan mosque m MacAlister Road tomorrow bisht
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    121 7 Classes For Adults Are Planned KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Malayan Public Libraries iation has undertaken to boost adult education m this country by running 1.500 classes m Malayan languages next year. The association plans to organize 60(1 Malay 400 Chinese and 500 English classes. The total number of students m
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    68 7 RURAL areas m Upper Changi Road have been allotted numbers by the Rural t in order to facilitate postal deliveries. They are known as Tract One, Tract Two. Tract Three and so on. commencing from the town side of the roads. Members of the public are requested
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    124 7 OVER 150 workers and their families <>t the S.A r V Rehabilitation Centre will be entertained it .i Christmas party tomorrow. THE party has beer m&ged by the Rehabilitation Centre for the workers so as to "spread a little Christmas cheer." .said Mrs
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    166 7 COUNCILLOR NOT GUILTY OF FALSE STATEMENT SI. (i AM AT. Wed .loli'Mi- State Coiinrillnr .m i Secretary <>f lh> Segamat breach of the Malayan Chinese Association. Chia Chin Koon, was acquitted today on a charge of making a false statement. (Ilia's defence was not uill.'d. It was alleged that on
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    53 7 PENANG, Wed A woman, carrying a small child, was the victim of a snatch-thief m busy Penang Road where she was doing her Christmas shopping this afternoon. The thief, using a pair of scissors, cut off her gold chain to which was attached a pendant and. made
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    162 7 Apexians Play Host To 1500 Children OXE of the biggest preChristmas treats for Singapore children this year took place at the Odeon Theatre yester* day when the recently-fo: 1 k Club played host :o 1,500 boys and girls. The children came from Colony voluntary
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    254 7 Those 'Nat-cracking Malay Exams... NO TIME FOR STUDY AND THE r RICE OF FAILURE MAY MEAN: NO PAY INCREASE, NO PROMOTION SINGAPORE Police officers do not hove the time to prepare for examinations m Malay with the proficiency expected of them. This is
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    203 7 1500 FARMERS TO BECOME LAND OWNERS NEARLY 1,500 farming families m the Bedok resettlement area, will soon be able to secure a permanent lease Etf the lands they now net upy. Singapore's Ministry of Local Government. Lands and Housing has now decided to issue permanent leases to them as soon
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    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Sunspots may afreet overseas Christinas calls irom Malaya, the Telecommunications Department indicated tonight. Disturbances have during the past twenty-four hours have led radio/telephone circuits to all countries m the northern hemisphere The Standard learns that yesterday all but one of the overseas calls from
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    148 7 THE Singapore Education Department is getting a poor response* to the Government's call lor students who have finished their primary education but are unable to gain admission into secondary schools to join special classes to be organized for their benefit. A spokesman of the Education
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    22 7 FOUR Chinese labourers were frozen to death m Taipei yesterday m sub-zero weather on the grass mountain" district.- Reuter
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    95 7 STANDPIPES FOR THE THIRSTY JASIN. Wed. More than 500 people living at Nylas new village m this district who experienced shortage of water during dry seasons, are now happy because two water standpipes, have been installed for them. The water supply m this remote village is part of the extension
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      523 8 'I HI Singapore Hokki. I 800, which iponAn n Chinese schools m the Colony, will have to decide today whether it should accept JuJJ Government aid for these institutions or close them. The decision became necessary as a result of the Government's refusal to approve of partial
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      394 8 f r::i:RE was plenty of braying at the annual oon--1 ference of Malaya's Socialist Youth League m Koala Lumpur on Sunday. According to the spcakgathering of 30 delegates, everything has been done, or is being planned, by the Federation Government is aimed at suppressing political opposition, while
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      190 8 Temporary Teachers' Dismissal Btr; I view with concern, the inconsiderate manner In which the retrenchment of temporary teachers Is :..^:nj p.ace. the Federation. I understand, temporary officers are retrenched according to a particular system pensioners and then the others according to the date of Joining the service. For example those
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      195 8 Sir; Ever since Harry Lee Kuan V > w took to the platform from when delivered innun. rablc bitter anti-Eur hes, 1 have been I to give my imp on of him. Fortunately. "J.H. of Singapore" d me that odious article "Imprei>riOß of Harry Lee" lard
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      169 8 Official Was Rude To Him Sir: Kindl> p< runt me through the medium of mil p i per to nai rate t lip IBCMmtt uhuh occurred ie< en! m r.ti intf r\ iew conducted hv the Health l> i>t ni the Singapore ;t mint i! !<>r tlie po»In of Public
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      146 8 Of .Ul UN fthOM an pxhibiter'i privilege m show n^ mo\ic trailers, thr ,i h <if I r.tprze" and .1 i!v iv .-rt.unh the limit. For longer th.m Mjfctij i\\rc to R MMkei (iiK'ni;i h\\ c brcn ■-it ;l;i'»i;uh IkCSC boms trailers lh>l (> p n ramiihml i!
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    613 8 RESTRICTIONS RESTRICTIONS ON U.S.LOAN From Nora Belor PARIS APART from the waiver of interest on the U.S. loan requested by Britain, the American Treasury is also ready to lend, but not to give, Britain an additional $300 million to S4OO million which will be needed to pay ft* Western Hemisphere
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    779 8  -  MICHAEL HARRISON TOMORROW IS JUBILEE OF THE BROADCAST WORLD By ()N the night of December 21, 1906, Professor Reginald Aubrey Fessenden threw a switch and the 420 -ft. antenna of the National Electric Signalling Company, at Brant Rock, Massachusetts, began to radiate a programme of music, song
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    198 8 Shorts from the Talks "What BOtl strikes the Visitor on arrival m England la the Bight of the solitary unarmod policeman m our streets i ewhere the police tend I about m coudlcs visibly armed, expecuny to be required to iir.r>ose by force conformity upon a recalcitrant and obstructive population
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    132 9 Red Spy Ring Smashed BERNE. Dec. 19 (AP)— S irney General Rene Dubois yesterday announced the break-up of a Communist spy ring directed mainly against Italy. The rtnu had operated for WTeral years with the help of Hungarian refugees blackmailed with thr I against their families 1. In Hungary, Dubois
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    31 9 SEVENTY-TWO Jap a: women who married Chii husbands m China left the port city of Tsingtao yesterday with their 105 children for th p r hnmoc Pptinw Rariin A.P.
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    124 9 LONG taeoe spills out >-!,!,,„ Imfair, Lwiiia. as more and moro pmpi c migrate from Brit i Auvtr.ili.in. .1 intl and Rhodfsian offices m London pn .m .im./in? ini^ m the number of ition visa applications. ru»h is fantastic never hid any. thine like
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    51 9 ADELAIDE, Dec. 19 (Reuter). Ten Royal Air Force Canberra jets are being fitted with special recording in- r. d F n |irf ic' rear Adelaide for Britain's -.coming hydrogen bomb tests at Christmas Island. The jets manned by Roy.il Force crews will fly the radio active
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      59 9 PITISBIKCH, D(H- (AP) >liv Beatrice Dunn. i> iiii-d ili'.onr > esterday .lftrr testifying husband made her sleep m an unheated at- !n \<\trs "hv> him- I *nored.'" Mrs. Dunn said her husband, Morgan. wouldn't even Umw the door to the lttii upt'ti because "ton ninth
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      26 9 Dec. 19 (AP) President Eisenhower yesterday offered "he congratulations" to the people and government of Japan upon Japan's election to membership m the United Nations.
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      37 9 OTTAWA. Dec. 19 (AP)— Prime Minster Nehru of India will meet the Canadian cabinet and will hold private talks with External Affairs Minister Lester B. Pearson during his three-day visit to Ottawa beginning on Friday.
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      37 9 MOSCOW. Dec. If) (AP)— Moscow Radio reported last n>"^ht that Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov and Defence Minister Georgi Zhukov returned to Moscow yesterday after signing the Soviet-PoMsh agreement on troops m Poland at Warsaw.
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      26 9 \SHINGTON. Dec. 19 (AP) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles sai ?rday ii is possible the United States grant economic aid to Poland.
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      33 9 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 19 (AP)— Belita. an English dancer, ire-skater and actress, ye.-tcrdav won a divorce from actor Joel Riordan, who she said knocked her down twice m a public street-
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      39 9 Dec. i 9 (AP) Attorney General Herbert Brownell yesterday authorized admission to the United States of 40 Olympic athletes from Iron Curtain countries who defected after this year's Games m Australia and asked for political asylum.
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      30 9 SHIN Dc\ 10 (AP)— The U.S. Government's Subversive Activities Control Board (SACB) ruled for a second time yesterday that the U.S. Communist Party is under control of Moscow.
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      29 9 LONDON Dec. 19 iAP) blanketed London A.rport early today and broucht flißht operations to a standstill. Incoming flights were diverted to Manchester. Departures were held up.
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    377 9 Proposed Constitution Envisages A Diarchy For Unhappy Island ...BUT IT FALLS SHORT OF GREEK-CYPRIOT DEMANDS LONDON, Dec. 19 (UP) Britain today announced o proposed constitution for the unhappy Mediterranean Island of Cyprus that would establish a diarchy government by two rulers. Britain, according to the constitution
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    110 9 Talks Help Nehru Know Ike Better 'Washington, Dec. 19 (AP) Prime Min:>'cr Nehru of India said today his talks with President Eisenhower help him gain "a much be 'cr, understanding of American policy." At a news conference. broadcast and televised over maior U.S. networks. Nehru his meetings with the President
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    93 9 Syria Says 'No' To Oil Repairs DAMABCUB, D« I AP) Syria has turned down an American and Italian request for emergency repairs on the pipelines carrying oil across Syria to Mediterranean ports for shipment. The Parliament's For Affairs Committee approved the rejection at an hour-long mooting. Ihsan Kabrin the committee
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    120 9 lAK AKTA. Doc. m (Reuter)— The executive board of the Nationalist Party ((included at a meeting last night that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, ."Mr. Ruslan Abdulgam, who is a member of the party, was not involved m t corruption case m which his name had
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    51 9 LONDON. Dec. 1 I he Ourrn danced l f i cmb Margaret with a aanaal Cmit party Of I'm I ,H J i i h, bill n r» i ed by the Bwal Household Spe< tended. The Qa»m l presented a boa«u< ptek and white
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    117 9 WASHINGTON. Dec. *er) Mr. John Foster the Secretary of State. •aid yesterday that the United i States had no desire to ca: the situation m Ea&teni ne. a? part programme against the Soviet Union. Mr. Dulles, m his first fullscale press conference since bis operation for stomach
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    34 9 DENVER. Dec 19 (AP) More than a thousand American B-47 medium bombers, g aerial refuelling, flew nonstop missions averaging 8.000 miles each, during a two- week period ending yesterday.
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      182 9 Do you still wind jfljr your watch Winding a watch is a nuisance. Outmoded!) J&& wW Unnecessary! But you never have to ja| W&T wind a Mido. It starts winding itself '^SS&BiSSf the instant ycu put it on, MmKmSSFkeeps winding as you wear it. Yet y^-^^Tr^^K^l fcr all its slim
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    83 10 SEREMBAX. W( '1. The State Council today adopted a motion of the Legal Adviser, Mr. L. A. Ifanle, to hold Town Council elections m Kuala Pilah next year. Kuala Pilah will thus become the second town m thrState to have an elected n Council to supersede
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    938 10 In The Negri State Council 'Negri Must Plan Its Role In The Best Way It Possibly Can' SEREMBAN, Wed. The date on which the Federation's Merdeka Agreement was signed m London (Feb. 8, 1956)— wi1l go down m history as "the great.
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    50 10 SERFMBAN Wed. A report of the State Finance sub-committee recommending application for supplementary expenditure of $733,262 for 1956 was today approved by the Council. Main items of expenditure are $200,000 for improvement of water supplies and $150,000 for purchase of tractors for constructing kampong and RiDA roads.
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    405 10 SEBEMBAN, We-d.— The new system of monetary allocations between the Federal and State Governments has led to Ne^ri Sembilan having virtually no financial autonomy and suffering heavy cuts m even vital capital expenditure for The State Financial Officer, A. K.
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    127 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three Malayan telephone traffic officers now m training m Now Zealand under the Colombo Plan have been allowed free six-minute calls to their homes In the Federation during Christmas week, This is being sponsored bj the New Zealand PostmasterGeneral to exti nd th< friend-
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    131 10 MALACCA Wed.— Mohamed YusofT bin Haji Sulong alleged at the Council meeting today that re-checking of the Municipal electorate by deputy re- tion officers was done tzardly. "The names of tbOM votert who have since died are itill nn the register, while names of some voters
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    24 10 •1111 \NG m pi 1 il W Bl vi.mbii \n ruai Mul.i 1...... !)..i I I",. Jus lsi lurlhriav ,n tmbaa today.
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    161 10 WIVES SHOULD NOT LEAVE WHEN HUSBANDS GO, SAYS BOARD KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Labour Advisory Board has rejected a proposal by the Malayaag Trade Union Council that^ working wives, whose husbands leave an estate, should cease employment The Board felt that the proposal was "far too drtsSuch an amendment to
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    296 10 Something To Tell Home Folks/ Says Outward Bound Chief KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The chairman of the British Outward Bound Trust, Sir Spencer Summers, said today he was most impressed with the donations of blood to the Malayan blood bank by
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    287 10  - THE STARS AND YOU Ritu Del Mar BY 'I < 1' K\\ ()T ATION: 1 Im. nil < llnril luiure. wiul< r- 1 1 1 1 > i- „i i,. t,, the i)rt"»«-ni I. I It:. I '.f nil RSDAI FOI EVI N l c some attention to matters which
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    390 11 BRIDES GROOMS PAGE OF WEDDING PHOTOS W e (l (I i n j» hells rang merrily throughout .Malaya m recent days v many couples walked up the lite m time to celebrate Christinas 1956 as man and wife. To them the Standard wishes a Merry Xmas and a Happy New
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    498 12 Selective Rise In Rubber Shares On U.K. Exchange BIDDING FOR ASSETS THE stream of take-over bids is now in full spate in the London rubber share market, according to the Economist. It concerns particularly the Ceylon companies, but to an appreciable extent the Malayan !romnanip5 too. companies too. The selective
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    175 12 To See Importers THE export manager of Wander Ltd., (manufacturers of Ovaltine), Mr. Trevor Jones, arrived m Singapore yesterday by air to make personal contact with Us m in** porters and to study advertising and publicity problems involved m marketing the beverage. Mr. Jonc-, who fa -ing his
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    25 12 A BIRMINGHAM firm of constructional engineers has just completed the construction of four prefabricated buildings for erection m Zamboanga m the Philippines.
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    35 12 A CONTRACT for the first V.H.F. multi-channel radiotelephone system m India has been plarcd with Marconis Wireless Telegraphy Company by the Government of India for use on the Western Rail-
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    152 12 SHIPS IN PORT Ol TFR ROADS Baud. Ciuiha River, Toad Maru So. S, Tampomas, Arrcidvk. SibifO, Luckly Carrier. North Star, Barito. Bedford, Shunko' Maru, Mai Lloyd. INNER ROADS Trek Hone, New Coronation. Sumpitan, Tong Hon. Champ*dah. Mi a* M i .No. 84, An* shima Mnru Na 6, Playaran. Tong Seang.
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    104 12 Singapore Cr.ir.r-c Produce Exchange nonr. r'< pi per picul yesterday v. c Copra. Dec. f27| buyers, %2S\ sellers; coconut oil m bulk $421 tellers, m drums H6J sellers; Muntok white pepper |122 sellers, Sarawak white $121 sellers. Special Sarawak black SB5 sellers. Singapore Copra Association closing prices j'esterday:
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    56 12 SALES of fish and fish products for food are increasing m the United States, largely because of the processiiif of fish by the growing frozen-food industry ;ick-frozcn fish taste as sood, ship and keen better fresh fish, qualities that are making them increasingly popular among American?.
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    89 12 Gifts For 'Cycling Haji' MALAYA s tytßm BaJT (he has cycled 18,500 n Yr) received gifts from Colony firms yesterday. Haji Siraj bin Ken nn, uho arrived m Singapore or, Monday niter a tWO fftmf r ttfl tour of Malaya an-i Indonesia. icas preM ted US th a new beyce
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    214 12 WITH a few exceptions, industrials m the Malayan market yesterday were firmer. TOM and rubbers were quiet and irregular, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday were: INDI STKIALS Buyers Sellers B Petrol 50/- 52/Fi i« r Xeave: Ords 2.27 2.32
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    113 12 Business In Shares MALAYAN Sharebrokers yesterday reported the following ess done: r and N ords $2.30. |3 Gammon^ S2. $1,981: Hammers $1,521; H. Waugh $1.61; Breweries $2,874: Collieries 5 Metal. Box $1.65; Straits Times earne $3; Jacks $3.05. Ampat 9 3 Austral Amal 20/--20/1); Berjuntai 27/9. 27/104; K. Lan'ut 38
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    187 12 THE Tor.-kah Harbour T:n Dredgi g LI I. reported a profit of £122,192 before inc.- -re tax for the year to June 30. 1956. the improved result being due to the higher output and a better average tin price. Ir. D. T. Waring, the chairman, said it
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    95 12 CRUSHED ire totalling 75 tons was pumped into the holds of the Akashi .Maru <i 5 and 87 m Singapore yestorday. before DM trawlers left for their hunting X rounds m the South China. Sea. It was pumped into the ships by the New Singapore Ice Works, usin;; their kink
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    154 12 More Firms Invited A HOPE that the succc^ of the jmwni SinoJapanese venture would brins down thr pn<( <: fish m Singapore, was expressed yesterday by the Mini>t< for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy. >«-s--terday. The Minister expressed this hope when he visited the
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    180 12 CEYLON TO SHIP 4,500 TONS Rubber for China of sheet rubber to mainland China against next year's contract, it was learned m Colombo. Arrangements for this re made tions for the tc- r China-Ceylon rubbe- agreement were under The vessels arc Colombo within a week, and together they will take
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    125 12 THE Singapore market named throughout yesterday, steadier at $1.09j| per lb. for first grade January shipment, a drop of one rent on Tuesday Quiet conditions pre\ 0> m the morr n prfcn| dropping to $1,091, but at tht lower levels some buying suj>» port was reported. The
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    219 15  -  S. RAGAVAN Water poloists Eager To Tour World -By- nURTY-NINE of 16 Hungarian Olympians, currently m Melbourne, have ■■<- '^'f l;;r l n tP<l States m the tear fatue, Mr. James Greene, National nrman Public Relations, AAI of the I nited States, told th
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    172 15 Australia Puts On A Freeze ADELAIDE. Dec. 19 (AP) ha; put the -eze" on America? fadIng talent with the result that only the two 19- junior members of the D<? like Green Wd Dixon Franks, jrij for the Australia r 'I championships m late January. nany years there has been
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    310 15 LONDON. Dec. 19— Wohes launched an all-out -t\irrh for a new centre forward. Although still hopeful about Roy Swinbourne, their brilliant young centre forward seriously injured on the threshold of an international career, Wolves do not expect any miracle cure. They now estimate that to heal the
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    309 15 Rugby Game Of Season PENANG, Wed —m what looks like heiri? one of the l)tst pUssM of ruehy seen here for some time will be the final between the '.nd Battalion Kova! Australian Regiment, and Ike s t I edrr.U Division, X.X.M.X., of (ho northern zone for the lI M
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    49 15 SINGAPORE Recreation r b beat Royal Naval Police by three goals to two m a Friendly hockey match on the padang yesten. At half time the Recs led 2-0. P. Penncfather (2) and M bergen scored for the winners while Harbajan Singh netted twice for "he PC
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    306 15 IPOH, Wed. The Pcrak Rugby Union have picked a well-balanced Fifteen for this Saturday's vital HMS ."Malaya Rugby match against the powerful Selang-or side. The victors become the northern zone finalists. Perak will be on home ground bui wil have to double up
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    143 15 him 11 MPOB Wei —Six Federation Ohmpic Vtef^ I l i 1% Briiasnr Hockey \sso< iation m m >-'.< li Ifatesl tin- Vv\versit> nf >I ilaya mi the PW I) -i mnA Clic r a s Road, cm Friday. They are T. Nadarajah (goalkeeper). M. Shanmuganathan,
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    276 15 DURBAN. Dec. 19 (Router)— The M.C.C. scored 307 and 150 for <oxen declared took the honours of a drawn match against Natal"s 209 for seven here today m tiie tel dr«W of the tour. When the M.C.C. declared soon after lunch Natal ted
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    85 15 TRAILING 1-0 at Seletar Tamil Association made a bold rally m the second-half to beat Indian Arsenal Sports Club by goals to one when the teams met m a Tamil Festival soccer tournament at Farrer Park yesterday. Ramasamy and V. Raioo scored for Seletar while Arsenal's only
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    144 16 A 30.4 M.P.H. Blow Awaits Sugar' Ray GROSSINGER (New York), Dec. 19 (UP) Gene Fullmer. the Utah boxer \^ho will try -rest the world Middleweight title from Ray Robinson on Jan. 2, drove his riftl fist into a heavy ba« yesterday at 30 4 miles per hour and a force
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    126 16 India vs Malaya Davis Cup M \I»K vs; |)rr. 1 \P) 1 In the Essten /one f I of the D.vis ("dp tennis tournament Imli.i is to I Beet .M.iliv.j MXI March j 31 m the first round. 1 lie second round will j be played Vpri] ?A\ tio\t j
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    190 16  -  WINDSOR LAD 'From H-iNANG, Wed— SHANGRILA, who failed to show up m Mi la^t two nutinqs. appeared to be back to his best form when he did a splendid tryout with PALIO on the training track this morning. With Mortimer astride, he stretched out beautifully
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    217 16 SINGAPORE Cricket Club trounced Royal Naval Air Station Sembawanfj by 14 points (a jjoal, two penalties and a try) to nil m a Rugby match on the Pfedaag yesterday. As the score indicates, the game was one-sided with the Club iorwards dominating play throughout. i":
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    40 16 SAN JOSE, California, Dec. If) (UP) Tommy Romulo, Manila lightweight scored a third round technical knockout over agein? Carlos Chavez last night when the Los Angeles fighter was unable to answer the bell for the fourth
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    28 16 The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers whipped General Headquarters FARELF points (three goal? and three tries) to nil m a igbj match a» Ayer Rajah Roa-.
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    25 16 THE Annual Gmcral IfeetIng of the Sinqapnre Amatl II Football Association will be held at Jalan Besar Btadlmn -'i !r:1 v. V: 23.
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    73 16 lit r.ry I), tn. I B: swimming Judge, paid high tribute to the Australian- I r 0 HUM r m which cond'; the Olympic Games Mr. Dixon, who passed through Bingapore yesterday. said hi wa satisf] j over the performances of the Br.\ swimming team. He
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    106 16 WITH a little luck India would have beaten the United States to enter the challcnae round against Au.stralia. Naresh Kumar, India's Davis Cupper, told the Standard yesterday. Kumar said that although the score was 4 l. it was no indication of the closenes.s of the
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