Singapore Standard, 22 January 1957

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    29 1 Singapore Standard fhgfh STANDARD POUCI 2548 1 (5 lints! 2400 FIR! BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2111 2414 XtATWX. No. 203 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, J, WARY 22, 1937 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon TERROR BATTLE IN K. L.
    489 1 Red Gang Wiped Out In Ambush. Near Gotf Club KUALA LUMPUR, MON.— THE AMPANG BRANCH OF THE MALAYAN COMMUNIST PARTY WAS DRAMATICALLY WIPED OUT TODAY WITH THE KILLING OF THREE TERRORISTS AND CAPTURE OF TWO TERRORIST SUSPECTS IN THE HEART OF KUALA LUMPUR. The daring
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    Lock icon TRIBESMEN BACK SACKED GOVERNOR
    182 1 TRIBESMEN BACK SACKED GOVERNOR RABAT, Morocco, Jan 21 (AP)— Between 2 000 and 3.000 armed Berber tribesmen, supporting a defiant provincial governor, were reported today controlling the two main highways leading into the province from the capital at Rabat. Element. of the Royal Moroccan Army, supported by armoured vehicles, were
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    Lock icon Ike: U.S. Is Ready To Pay Full Price For Peace Based On Law
    233 1 I WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (Reuter) President Irnhower said m his inaugural address today that the United States was ready to pay the "full price" of ipe-u'c based on justice and law. IS In today for his ?-e--;r-vcar
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    Lock icon Separation For Sandys
    58 1 LONDON, Jan. 21 (AP) Mrs Diana Churchill Sandys daughter of Sir Winston Church 11. said yesterday she was separated m n Duncan Sandys. Britain's new Defence Minister. Mrs Sandys said they had not decided whether to be divorced. "We have parted but I cannot say yet exactly
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    Lock icon Straits Chinese Want To Return To Former Status
    462 1  -  JAMES PETER CHIN By 'British, Under The Straits Settlements' THE Straits-born Chinese m Malawi want to return to their former status as British subjects m the Straits Settlements of Penang, Malacca and Singapore. Representation will be made soon on this question to
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    Lock icon RED GUNBOAT IS CRIPPLED
    55 1 TAIPEI. .Lan 21 (Renter) A Nationalist patrol boat last night seriously damaged a Chinese Communist gunboat m a seven-minute exchange of gunfire off the Matsu waters on the northern Fukicn roast, the Nationalist Defence Ministry announced tonight. One Communist gunboat received several direct hits and was
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    Lock icon Czech Miners Stage Strike In Sympathy
    153 1 VIENNA. Jan. 21 (UP) Czechoslovak miners arc staging a slowdown strike m sympathy with the miners of neighbouring Hungary, reliable sources said here today. The sources said the Czech miners' passive resistance already has caused a serious drop m coal production. They said the
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    Lock icon USERS MEET TO PLAN FOR CANAL'S OPENING
    180 1 LONDON, Jan. 21 (Reuter) The Council of the 15--nation Suez Canal Users Association met here today to consider the views of its Executive m what steps should be taken to ensure an efficient passage of trade through the Canal once it has been
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    Lock icon TUNKU: 'GOOD NEWS INDEED'
    171 1 TUNKU: 'GOOD NEWS INDEED' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Federation Chief Minister Tiinku Abdul Rahman tonight hailed as "ver.v good news indeed* the elimination today of the Ampang terrorist gang. "I am vrry pleased to hear about this latest success of the security forces. M.v heartiest congratulations go to all who planned
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    Lock icon Curfew Clamped On Nicosia After 2nd Day Of Clashes
    414 1 Curfew Clamped On Nicosia After 2nd Day Of Clashes NICOSIA, Jan. 21 A curfew was clamped on Nicosia again today after fresh clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriote near the municipal market. The clashes were described as "minor", but the restrictions were imposed to prevent the trouble spreading. They were
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    Lock icon C.G. RETURNS
    18 1 SIR Robert Scott. Commis-sioner-General for South-east Asia, arrived m Singapore last night from Saigon by air.
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    Lock icon 'Silent' Students Protest Racial Bar
    104 1 'JOHANNESBURG. Jan. 21 (Reuter) White. Indian and African students ol Witwatersrand University here today staged "silent" demonstrations against university apartheid, carrying placards with the reading "knowledge is colour blind." Wearing academic gowns, they were protesting against the government's intention to introduce separate facilities at universities
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    18 1 IL Voro?hilov. Preidium of the will vif it in\ .tation of Chaire on Amil Li Reuter
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    94 1 YEMEN GETS ANOTHER PROTEST NOTE LONDON. Jan. 21. (Rcutei). Britain today delivered to the Ycincni Charge d'Affaires here a iurthcr vigorous protest note to the Yemen against raids on Aden protectorate territory last Saturday during which a Yemeni Sheikh was killed. The note said Britain would continue to assist rulers
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    Lock icon FED.GOVT. WILL CONSIDER WISHES OF THE PEOPLE-TUNKU
    368 2 FED. GOVT. WILL CONSIDER WISHES OF THE PEOPLE-TUNKU RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA AFTER MERDEKA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman declared today that the Federation Government would give "due consideration" to any wishes of the "people who elected us to recognize Communist China after independence. The Tunku told
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    105 2 MALACCA. Mon. Timber and transport workers employed m the Njalas logginc area of Siii Foh Sawmill yesterday went on strike follo'iirn: a breakdown of negotiations between Urn workers and the co n pa ny for better working conditions. The workers had. during the talks,
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    Lock icon Lee Withdraws 'Oust Rea' Motion
    177 2 FOP.CIVE FORGET SPIRIT SINGAPORE City Councillor, Mr. Lee Choon Eng. yesterday withdrew his motion to oust the City Council president, Mr. J. T. Rea, from his office. In a letter to the City Secretary. Mr. Lee said that as a Councillor he was -confident that
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    Lock icon BUSINESSMAN FREED ON RIOT CHARGE
    118 2 BUSINESSMAN FREED ON RIOT CHARGE PEXAXG. Mon.— Two labourers from the Public Works Department had to run for their lives when a mob of about 20 chased them on the night of Jan. 2 said prosecuting officer, Inspector S. D. Mitchell, m the First Magistrate's Court today Befcre Mr Au
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    Lock icon R.I.D.A. HELPS PIG REARERS
    54 2 R.I.D. A. HELPS PIG REARERS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The E.ural Industrial Development Authority lent three Chinese $6,550 for pig rearing, out o::' more than $219,600 it made m loans last month. Among loans for major projects -jvas $18,000 for t'.ie construct, on of a bridge and culverts at Naka Kampong
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    159 2 THE Singapore Malay Publishers Union wHI ask the Malayan Governments for "concessions" m the printing of Malay school text-books m this country m the future. A spokesman of the Union told the Standard yesterday that several Malay school text-books which had been printed m
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    Lock icon Woman Fails In Appeal
    66 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A woman terrorist's appeal against conviction and sentence of death for possession of a hand grenade was dismissed today by the Federation Court of Appeal. Low Mvi Fong was wounded and captured by security forces following a pitched pun durl m the Bahau
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    Lock icon M.A.A.F. CADET BURIED
    139 2 M.A.A.F. CADET BURIED KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Cadet Gilbert Manuel, buried with full military honours today, crashed into the Serdang Estate near here yesterday m a Tiger Moth that had no wireless comunication equipment. This information came to light today after the wreckage of the training aircraft
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    Lock icon Ex-Governor Dies
    23 2 SIR John Waddington, Governor of Northern Rhodesia from 1941 to 1047. died m London yesterday, at the age of 66. Reuter
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    Lock icon DEAD GIRL FOUND IN CAR
    245 2 RETRIAL OF DRIVER ON MURDER CHARGE WHEN a distraught mother searched for her 12-year-old missing daughter on Feb. 7 last year, she found her dead with multiple stab wounds m the back seat of a car, the Singapore Assizes was told yesterday. Suhaime bin Haji
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    Lock icon 'Brutal Injustice To Students'
    189 2 COUNCIL FLAYS MINISTRY THE Singapore Malay Education Council wants Malay students who have been transferred to the newlyestablished Malay secondary classes to be enrolled m English secondary schools— "for which they have been prepared.'* In a statement, issued yesterday, the Council pointed out that the students.
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    Lock icon 6 Mths. For Escapee
    94 2 GOH CHAI CHOO was yesterday sentenced to six months' jail by the Singapore Fifth Magistrate, after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from legal custody. Senior Inspector C. F Chan, prosecuting, told the magistrate, Mr D. C. D'Cotta, that on Jan. 10. Goh
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    Lock icon Man Freed Of. Assault Rap
    75 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Yong Kio Ng. charged with assaulting a police sergeant was today acquitted by Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani, be cause two other policemen. Save contradictory evidence of the incident. When Yong s father was arrested for causing obstruction on the five-foot way. Kio
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    Lock icon SEVEN FINED FOR SPEEDING
    45 2 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. Seven motorists were fined $50 each m the Magistrate's Court here today for speeding They were: Lav San Liew. Tan Eng Choon. Louis Chai. Tan Kok Sian. Ahmad bin Akid. Ng Kirn San and Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Hamid.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO MAY VISIT MALAYA
    87 2 JAKARTA, Jan 21 (AP) Foreign Ministry officials said a reported visit to Malaya by President Soekarno was likely after the Federation gets its Independence through self-gov-ernment from Britain next August The Sultan of Perlis. who recently visited Indonesia as a guest of the Jakarta government, reported
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    Lock icon A GIRL OF AMBITION
    199 2 PREM'S U.K. BOUND TO STUDY BALLET OFF TO England on Tuesday next week, is 18-year-old Singapore schoolgirl, and well-known Colony balletdancer, Prem Gill. Prem is full of ambitions for the future. She wants to be a dancer, or at the very least, a teacher of balletdancing
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    Lock icon 3 Gambling Schoolboys Cautioned
    140 2 3 Gambling Schoolboys Cautioned THREE Singapore schoolboys were yesterday warned by the Seventh Court Magistrate. Mr. S. K. Lee. not to get involved m petty offences, but to use their leisure hours m study. Mr. Lee gave this warning when he cautioned and discharged Gon Hong Cheng. 12. Yuen Kong
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    Lock icon K.L 'Call Girl' Killers Lose Appeal
    259 2 K.L 'Call Girl' Killers Lose Appeal WO DOUBT OF GUILT KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mohamed AH Sharifudin, 24, and Abu Hassan bin Ahmad, 27, today lost their appeal against conviction and sentence of death for the murder of a 41-year-old "call g^irl" at a Lovers' Nook m the Lake Gardens here.
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    142 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prifM (cents per 1b) m Singapore yesterday were:Buyers Sellen Spot fob. (Norn.) f»8 pgi Feb RSS No. 1 Mar 91 i <iij Feb RSS No. 2 !»0i 91 R.S.S. No. 3 87; m Tone: Quiet ifter steady. SPORE TIN The pricfc of tin on the local
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    Lock icon RUBBER BOMBED, GOVT. WILL PAY
    163 2 KAJANG, Mon.— The Selangor Government i to compensate small holders m the Sunsei Long are; Ulu Langat lor the destruction of about two acres* rubber m yesterday's abortive bombing of a baufl» hideout m the valley by the R.A.F. District officials said today that most
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    Lock icon Salary cuts: We are determined
    313 3 Government asked to open talks on structure of Div 1 nost* SENIOR OFFICERS SEEK MANDATE FROM MEMBERS LOCAL senior offiqers of the Singapore Government are determined to go ahead with their move to reduce the ceiling on salaries of permanent secretaries when local men take
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    385 3 MORRIS i AND NANCY WILL SAIL FOR HOME WITH 'STEAM-BOATS' IT'S FAREWELL FOR THEM Krav?v^d E s D a Y} mbstone "rubbinw" taken from Kra\eyards all over Singapore, two old silver cook a cd" b a °nH S U n *V* h Chinese Speciality is rnrrv U 2 glass Jars
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    81 3 E LOCK, an emof a public finance firm, acquitted by a Court without his railed on a heft of a motor car. ifth Magistrate, Mr. D. C D'Cotta, after hearing two Icrided that Sim I i meet. ited that Sim miszed a car, be
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    24 3 0 labour officer. Inche cldin bin Haji Ali. vo Committer, has xpelled from the comand membership of y: O for "breach of disci-
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    139 3 Lib.-Socs. Plan For A New Nation THE co-operation of all races m the creation of a Malayan nation is one of the main resolutions of the Liberal Socialist Party which will be tabled at the annual delegates conference m March. resolutions to be tabled n: the prosperity of Sinspends on
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    Lock icon CASH HELP FOR 'LITTLE BOY LOST'
    157 3 CASH HELP FOR 'LITTLE BOY LOST' menace to the rural areas. Liberal-Socialists abhor force of any kind and big nations should be condemned m their use of force against small ones. Integrity and incorruptibility be maintained m the Public Services. LITTLE Sarmini of the disfigured face has aroused the sympathy
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    Lock icon Detained Union Boss Explains
    149 3 Detained Union Boss Explains SINGAPORE'S Registrar of Trade Unions. Mr. Sng Choon Yee. yesterday received a letter from the Secretary General of the Factory and Shop Workers' Union, Mr. Lim Chin Siong, explaining why the Union should not he dissolved for alleged subversive activities. The Registrar had given Mr. Lim
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    34 3 DR. DATO Haji Mohamed EusofT. Chairman of the University Council, left Singapore yesterday to represent the University of Malaya at the centenary celebrations of the Universities of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
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    Lock icon $200 A MONTH TO 'WIFE HE DIDN'T WANT'
    210 3 A HUSBAND who told a magistrate that he 'did not want his wife' was yesterday ordered to pay $200 a month maintenance to her and her two children. Tan Lin Chua. a rice noodle manufacturer, was summoned by his wife. Koh Whey
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    31 3 BENTONG, Mon.— More than 400 guests attended a dinner party here yesterday on the occasion of the marriage of Dr Hooi Man Lin and Dr. (Miss) Yoong Van Yoong.
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    Lock icon Chopper Man Terrorizes Waitresses
    121 3 Chopper Man Terrorizes Waitresses WAITRESSES screamed and customers fled m terror when a strange man armed with two choppers appeared m their midst m a bar oft Upper Pick- ering Street, Singapore, on Sunday night. The man, believed to be drunk, had entered the bar and asked to be directed
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    Lock icon Mr. Lim To Address Meet
    76 3 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will address members of the Indian Association at a public meeting to be held m Baleslier Road on Jan. 26 to celebrate India's Republic day. President of the Association, Mr M. Warden, will preside. Earlier m the day
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    Lock icon MARBLE BUSTS IN SULTAN'S COURT
    159 3 Are They Against The Teachings Of Islam? JOIIORL BAHRU, Mon. Should the throne room of a Muslim ruler be decorated with marble busts of women? This question is to be asked by a Johore UMNO leader, Inche Shaikh Annuar, at an UMNO toplevel meeting m
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    Lock icon 'MAN SHOT WHILE HE PURSUED ROBBERS'
    367 3 'MAN SHOT WHILE HE PURSUED ROBBERS' Three Charged With Murder WHEN a croud give chase to three men following an armed hold up of a sundry shop keeper m Kampong Alexandra, on the night of June H last year, one of the men emptied six shots from a revolver at
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    Lock icon MALAYS WALK OUT ON COMMUNITIES' MEETING
    544 4 OBJECT TO INCLUSION AMONG MINORITIES THREE Malay delegates p to the inaugural meeting F of the Singapore Commuy nities Liaison Committee walked out yesterday beB cause they objected tO| Malays .being included' i among the minorities of I Singapore. At trie meeting held at
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    Lock icon Prisoner Found Hanging
    68 4 Prisoner Found Hanging LOW WAH HIN, 21, serving a five-year prison term for possession of terrorists documents and prohibitive publications., was found hanging m his cell m Changi Prison vc^terday. bo was an office: of the > Singapore Spinning Workers' Union, was .sentenced to jail on June <>. 1955. prison
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    40 4 A WOMAN motorist, Sheu \uh Wan. 28. of Ipo n was yestcrdav fined $50 when "-he pleaded guilty by letter to a charge of exceeding the speed limit on Teleja Ayer Road, Butterworth. on Dec 13 'aM venr.
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    50 4 BURMESE MINISTER SEES LIM V WIN MAUNG. Burmese Aviation and Marine Minister (above), called on the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday. The Burmese Minister is m Singiinore to inaugurate the Burmese Government shipping line between Singapore ami Rangoon. Mr. Un will be present at the launching cvretnon.>.
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    281 4 IOLANI 'S STAMP IS WORTH 18 CENTS, SAY THE EXPERTS MANILA, Jan. 21 (IP)— A 16-year-old Singapore lassie isn't going to make money after all on what she suspects is a rare Philippine postage stamp. Miss lolani Salaysay, whose hobby is collecting stamps, had read m the Singapore Standard recently,
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    419 4 DISCOVERY OF 'EXOTIC ASIAN DISHES MALAYAN and other Asian students m Australia are bringing about a change m Australians' eating habits. l a In the past. Australians have kept to the British-style menu. However, increasing numbers of people from overseas who have visited the
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE WEDDING
    68 4 MR. and Mrs. A. Joseph, after their wedding at the Church of Our Lady of Lnurdes. in Ophir Road. Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Joseph is the second son of Mrs. Arputhasamy and the late Mr. Arputhasamv. while the bride, the former Miss M. Josephine, is the eldest daughter of
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    Lock icon Terror Boss And Mistress Killed
    407 5 BRANCH CHIEF WAS A LOOTER, A JAILBIRD AND A MURDERER IPOH, Mon. Chau Choi, alias Chan Sui Keung, Branch Committee Secretary of the Malayan Communist Party and his "girl Friday" Chan Soon Thai, 22, were shot and killed m ambush early this morning by o
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    251 5  -  LEE HENG WAH I Bv PRETTY Hongkong girl who ■fied ncr P arcnts to see tnc world, is Singapore with a revue. year-old Anna Leong. who in nightly at the New y told me hDw the "itch** from a
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    Lock icon Drunken Driver fined $500
    32 5 A Tronoh tin ibber dealer, T*n was today fined President of the rt, Mr. E. V. A. drunken driving. also disqualified b 2 f° r t^ v years.
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    Lock icon Narayanan For U.S. In March
    93 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr P.P. Narayanan, secretarygeneral of the National Union of Plantation Workers has been awarded a United States leadership grant for a threemonth tour of America. Mr. Narayanan will leave m Marrh on a coast-to-coast lour of the U.S. during whirh he will
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    Lock icon FLOOD DAMAGE
    33 5 OVER 2.500 acres of fruit farms and padi land m the fertile Pasir Puteh district of Kelantan were damaged m the recent floods m the East coast, it was reported yesterday.
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    Lock icon OPERATION SAVES THE SKIPPER'S EYE
    221 5 I WHEN the skipper of a RAAF Lincoln bomber tched his plane m the sea off Pontian Kechil on Jan. jashed his left eye. Rushed to the British Military m Singapore, it was generally agreed that m Leader Eric Goldner would lose his eye. Yesterday,
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    27 5 As many as 21.780 ranikhet vaccinations to poultry were Riven by teams of the Penang Veterinary Department, when they went round the rural areas lart month.
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    122 5 Alliance Is Set For Rural Polls PENANG. Mon. Inchc Aziz Ibrahim, chairman of the UMNO State election committee, here said the Alliance would contest 45 scats for ihc four Rural District Councils jn Penang and Province Wellesley. There will bo 12 seats m each of the District Councils of Penang
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    Lock icon Kemasek A Selected Area
    59 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Mon. Kemasck was declared a "selected area" by the District Officer of Kemaman Mr. J. P. Morgan, at a ceremony at Ayer Jerneh village yesterday. This means that 5,000 people living m seven kampongs m an area of approximately 200 square miles arc now
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    Lock icon Back In S'pore After Holiday
    40 5 MRS Christina Loke, wife of Mr Loke Wan Tho, a leading Singapore film magnate, returned to the Colony yesterday by BOAC after a three-week vacation m India. Mr. loke Wan Tho is still m India.
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    Lock icon Budget Survey On 3,000 Homes In The Federation
    275 5 $5 REWARD FOR CORRECT INFORMATION KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A national household budget survey is to be conducted m the Federation shortly to evolve the country's first ever official retail price indices. The survey, organised on a random sampling basis, will evolve assessment
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    Lock icon CONSUL FOR GERMANY
    102 5 AN office of the German Corisulato is ex- pected to be set up m Kuala Lumpur next month. Yesterday. Dr. llcinrich Rohreke. Consul for Germany m Bom- bay. flew into Singapore I to take up his new ap- pointment. He was accompanied by his wife and three
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    Lock icon BIG PLANS BY BOYS' CLUB
    87 5 SEREMBAN, Mon. Carpentry, photography, g:rdcnins. dramatics .-'.id scoutins arc included m this years nrosramme of the Gurne,y Boys' Club, hero The club ha.s a membership of 155 youths with another 100 wsitine: to bo rdmit d said the Assistant Secretary Mr. Chong Thin Huat. today
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    159 5 Leave Pay, Bonus And A Wage Scheme IPOH, Mon. About 200 employees of printing presses i n Perak will now receive better conditions of service as a result of an agreement reached between representatives of employers and the p T erak branch of the National
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    59 5 4 DARING YOUNG ACROBATS FOLK of China's youngest acrobats, who are members of the MaaYanff Hwang Ming Troupe, thrilled members of the Press with daring hand balancing acts m a preview yesterday. The troupe from Kowloon. opened its Colony engagements last- night at the New World. It will remain m
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    185 5 MAN WITH HAND GRENADE GETS DEATH SENTENCE JOHORE BAIIRU, Mon. Chan Kam Lui. 13. was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Shcpperd m the Supreme Court here today for being m unlawful possession of a hand grenade on Dec. 21 last year. A party of military and Police m ambush
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    87 5 Dockers Threaten To 'Go-slow' PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. The Harbour Workers* Union here has threatened to begin a "go-slow" campaign if the Yew Lee Loading Company does not meet, their demands for revised salary scales and better working conditions. A spokesman of the Union, representing HOO stevedores, said that if the
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    534 6 IT was just over three-and-a-half years ago that Singapore's new $93-million power house m Fasir Panjang was declared open. The occasion vas built up to demonstrate not only the successful conclusion of a mighty enterprise, but also to enphasize the beginning of a bright new future
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    799 6  - Dark Future for Egypt's Economy W. Rees-Mogg By LONDON EVEN before the Middle Eostern crisis the economy of Egypt was m o relatively unsound condition. The purchase of Russian and other arms had involved the pledging of large quantities of the cotton crop for years ahead. The country is one
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    203 6 "I CAN recall one time 1 when my husband was working on an architectural competition, wanting his advice on some urgent domestic problem, and seeing the figure at the other end of the table, far far away from me. I rapped on the table to attract
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    571 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me ASTER GUNASEKERA —by- TT IS sad to read that people whose ancestors founded the community m Singapore as far back as a century ago, and who have, m their own small way, made valuable contributions to the economic lif> of the country, have come
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    1113 6 Prospects of Vertical Take Off LONDON gRITAIN reached the point last December of advertising one new venture m an expensive and highly publicised branch of aeronautical development V.T.0A,., or jetpowered r»rtical take-off and landing aircraft. The delta-winged Short S.C.I looks like a conventional aircraft: almost like a fighter. But its
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    152 7 HELD FOR 16 DAYS FOR A MURDER THAT NEVER TOOK PLACE... JOHANNESBURG, Jan. 2| |AP). Johannesburg police have admitted that [hey held three people for 16 days for a murder that nc *cr took place. The arrested men were Negroes aged 16, 17 and They were detained on a murder
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    281 7 Israel Seeks Joint Control With Arabs Of Disputed Gaza Strip i understood last night to be ready for the L\N. An Israeli government oflicial contirmed conditionally tnat Israel might be satisfied with U.N. police force troops stationed at Sharm El Sheikh and along tne West Coast of the Gulf nf
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    104 7 0 21, I statement b y tfr. the Indian Prime nd President Shukri v of Syria today call- c and the Bl to help m ions and conhe Middle East. enent issued after talks here on the ■:al situation bettwo statesmen I need of the
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    36 7 IBURO. W< GerFan. 21 (Reuter) an oil comparies ri today they huve price of heavy fuel 4 10 marks (about 6s. 140.30 marks (about metric ton rey from Jan. 12.
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    126 7 GOMULIKA CO. ARE RE-ELECTED WARSAW, Jan. 21 (Reuter)— All the principal leaiers of the Communist United Workers Party, the United Peasants Party and the Democratic Party have been elected to the Seijm (parliament) by an overwhelming majority, according to unofficial provisional information from the electoral commissions m Warsaw today. Mr.
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    131 7 Israel To Free 5,000 Prisoners CAIRO. Jan 21 (Reuter) A United Nations spokesman announced last night that the return of more than 5.000 Egyptian prisoners of war by Israel would start tomorrow ea>t of El ArLsh m northern Sinai. He said the operation would take some ten days, with about
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    63 7 HONGKONG. Jan. 21. (neuter). Four Chinese were today found guilty of murdering Mrs. Ursula Margarcta Ernst, wife of Swiss vire-consul during Hongkong riots on Oct. 11, and were sentenced to die by hanging. A taxi m which Mrs. Ernst and her husband were travelling was pushed over
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    178 7 Youth Freed Of Double Murder Conviction SYDNLY. Jan. 21 (Rcutcr) —The lull High Court by a three to one majority today upheld an appeal by a 19--year-old New Guinea halfcaste aeainst his conviction and death sentence lor the double murder of two young lovers on a Rabaul golf course, last
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    80 7 CANBERRA. Jan. 21 (AP) Australian Immigration Department officials said yesterday that Russian stewardess Nina Paranyuk, who disappeared from the Russian ship Gruzia. while m Melbourne during the Olympic Games, was almost certain to be allowed to remain m Australia. Nina was found by police m a
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    57 7 LONDON, Jan 21 (AP) The Daily Herald said today Britain will offer to sell *he warships of its Mothballed Reserve Fleet to other powers m the North Atlantic Treaty Oi sanitation, including Germany."' The Herald said the sale, an economy measure, may involve up to
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    56 7 MANILA. Jan 21 (AP)— The 23-nation Girl Guides Regional Centenary world camp was formally opened yesterday by Mrs. Luz Magsaysay, wife of Philippine President. Ramon Magsaysay Some 800 delegates attended ceremonies at San Bartolome. outside Manila, which included the unveiling of a portrait of Lord Baden-Powell,
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    41 7 THE only Jewish college lor higher religious studies m r.n Arab country, reopened m Cairo yesterday The college, "Yeshida," is an old established institution famed for its studios of the Talmud and other Jewish religious works.
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      75 7 I In Hainault, England, burglars sought to cut open a safe m a chocolate factory yesterday with an acetylene torch The torch backfired and I he '< resulting fire and explosion j caused U*****,000 worth of damage. Fire-fighters had to make .their way through rivulets cf molten chocolate mixed with
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      74 7 In Grecnford, burglars blasted their way with dynamite into a suburban post office yesterday and made off with £32,000 m cash, postal orders. bonds and stamps. The call of a woman who lived nearby alerted police, and within a few hours they announced the arrest of c-ne man
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      74 7 In Stafford Springs, Connecticut Roland K. .Jacobsen. 21, drove oil yesterday with his mother to meet his girl and hei mother. But what he didn't know was that his girl, Ann C. Worthington. 21 was driving over to Jacobsen's with her mother. In spite of this mixup, Mrs.
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      72 7 In Monte Carlo, Prince Rai nier of Monaco yesterday watched a football came while his wile, Princess Grace, sal inside knitting and awaitinp her first child A palace spokesman saic predictions of palace physicians that the birth would come between Jan 20 and Jan 25 might prove
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    62 7 photo. LovcJu MAY LOUISE FLODIN. of Gothenburg. Sweden, seems to have been made tQ wear a Beauty Quccn't crown. A short time ago she was wearing the crown that went with the "Mhs World" title. Now, after winning fh« contest at Cypress Gardens, Florida, the pretty Swedish
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    387 7 U.S. May Offer Britain A-Weapons In New Deal Speculation on Sandys .ccming talks R L N |'i T'a II < Re «»">— A arms partnership between Britain and the United States is forecast today by newspaper defence experts. They predict the deal will emerge from the talks beginning m Washington
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    160 7 SYDXEY. Jan. 21. (Renter) A runaway car with a six-year-old toy behind the wheel, careered craztly lor hall a mile down busy Pacific Highway, one of Sydney's main approaches today. be/ore crashing into a Icnce at the edge of a 25-foot drop. Police
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    143 7 BOMBAY, Jan. 21 (AP) Premier Nehru opened India's first atomic reactor yesterday with a "Thank You" to Britain, Canada, the United States and France for their technical and material assistance. Nehru said the Soviet Union also offered India help with her atomic energy development,
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    52 7 DACCA. East Pakistan. Jan. 21 (AP)— Government geologists have discovered East Pakistan's first coal field, official sources reported yesterday. They said a survey showed a 200 square mile area m the Faridpur district would yield "fine quality" coal, capable of fuelling railroads, factories and
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    202 7 4 Moslem Nations Accept Ike Plan ANKARA. Jan. 21 (UP) The four Moslem nations of the Baghdad Pact formally accepted the Eisenhower Doctrine "as the best designed to maintain peace" m the Middle East m a joint communique issued today. But the "northern tier" countries Pakistan. Iran. Iraq and Turkey
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    35 7 THE Canadian aircraft carrier. Magnificent, which has been ferrying supplies for the United Nations Emergency Force (UXEF) m Egypt, sailed from Port Said for Naples on Sunday, on her home to Canada.— Reuter
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    246 8 Adams Tried To Hide Some Drugs, Court Told EASTBOURNE. Jan. 21 (Reuter)— Dr. John Bodkin Adams, alleged to have poisoned three of his wealthy patients, tried to hide bottles of drugs when detectives searched his hou.se, it was stated m court here today. This dramatic evidence was given by Detective
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    61 8 TOKYO, Jan. 21. (UP)— The Japanese Government meteorological headquarters said today it has asked its stations all over the country to report any -listurbanccs which might have been caused by a Soviet nuclear test yesterday. So far, a spokesman said, no reports have been received. U.S.
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    90 8 FLIX FLOX. Manitoba. Jan. 21. (UP) One child was reported dead yesterday and 100 more stricken as a severe epidemic of 'black' measles hit the tiny Indian settlement of Pelican Narrows, 52 air miles north-west of here. An airlift has already flown five children to Flin
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    205 8 SYRIA-EGYPT FEDERATION DAMASCUS, Jan. 21 (Reuter)— The Syrian Prime Minister, Sabri El Assali, said here on his return from Cairo today that "Effypt is fully prepared to start on the details of the proposed Syria-Egrypt federal union." Sabri El Assali. who signed with other
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    101 8 'Reds Train For A-War' TAIPEI. Jan. 21. (UP) South Korea's top Army Commander warned today that the Communist North Korean* are being trained in atomic warfare. Gen. Heng Kun Lee said he had unconfirmed information that the Communists have brought some atomic weapons into North Korea "under Russian guidance." The
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    215 8 NEWARK. England, Jan. 21. Two escaped criminal lunatics, who terrorized the countryside for two days, were recaptured today as they came riding into Newark on a stolen m motor-cycle armed with a sawed-off shotgun. A policeman spotted the two convicts and, helped by a gathering
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    87 8 27 Killed In Shell Explosion TAIPEI. Jan. 21. (UP") An accidental artillery shell explosion killed 27 persons and seriously injured about 30 others' yesterday m Central Formosa. Reports reaching here today from Taichung said many of the injured lost les> and arms m the blast, which followed an artillery practice
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    484 8 R.I. Tightens Security Measures 'Not Involved In Abortive Coup' JAKARTA, Jon. 21, (U.P.) Twenty five people have been arrested in army raids throughout the capital, the city military commander told newsmen today. The number was reported to be 30 by the newspaper Bintang Timur.
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    143 8 THE HAGUE. Jan. 21 (Reuter > The Netherlands Government announced today that the Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy here. Mr V. D. Drankov. has been declared persona non grata. Drankov has left Holland. An official announcement b.v the Netherlands Foreign Ministry said: "On Friday Jan. 18,
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    108 8 LOS ANGELES. Jan. 21. (UP). Several airline passenger planes from Honolulu were searched here and m San Francisco early yesterday after an anonymous caller told Federal authorities m Honolulu that there was a bomb m a plane leaving the islands, the Federal Bureau of
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    64 8 TAIPEI. Jan. 21, (UP). N'ationali-t Chinese Air Force n'.anes rained leaflets and "safe conduct" passes on Shanghai last night calling on Communist pilots to defect to Formosa. An Air Force spokesman said, the planes spent half an hour over Shanghai, dropping instruction on how Red airmen can get
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    48 8 MILWATKEE. Wisconsin. Jan. 21. (UP). Seven cars of the Chicago and North-western Railway's "Peninsula 400" passenger train jumped the tracks m suburban Brown Deer last nicht, injuring at least 16 persons. Officials at Milwaukee county hospital said most of the injuries were minor.
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    270 8 Reds Offer Chiang Governorship BUT FORMOSA MUSI BE HANDED OVER HONGKONG, Jan. 21 (AP) Communist China has offered to make Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek governor of Formosa if he will negotiate a transfer of the island to the Red regime, a well-informed source reported today. This informant, with usually wcil-Dlaced contacts
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    145 8 ADEN, Jan 21 (Reuter) An important Yemeni tribal leader was killed by Aden Protectorate tribesmen m the Bepyan area on Saturday, an official communique here reported today. The Beihan area, about 150 miles North of Aden Port, has been one of the
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    793 9 IT'S NON-RACIAL AND NON-COMMUNAL, SAYS MR. CHEW Colony Govt.'s Grant-In-Aid Education Policy^ SINGAPORE Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told the Standard yesterday that Government's Grant in-Aid Regulations have been misunderstood or deliberately misrepresented to the public HE STRESSED THAT GOVERNMENTS AID I POLICY WAS NON-RACIAL AND NON-COM- MUNAL.
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    225 9 M AGAINST SENTENCE LE MURDER old schoolmistress. Choong Pau, 14, who stood trial with Chong on the same charge, was acquitted and discharged without his defence being called. Sir Charles Mat hew ruled that the only incriminatory evidence against him had emanated from the confession of the co-accused
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    23 9 AT tomorrow's tea meeting of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club, Mr. I. W. Freathy will talk on the Singapore Harbour Board.
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    69 9 "ASIAN CLUB" a discussion programme heard weekly m the BBC's regional service for South and South-east Asia and the Far East, and from time to time broadcast m the BBC's television service. In the photo arc Mr. H. A. liamzah from Malaya (standing), with (left to right
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    177 9 BAD TIME FOR GANGSTERS MALACCA, Mon. Mr. F. J. Roach, Officer-in-Charge CID, has begun to fulfil a New Year resolution he made to put a stop to the town's underworld activities. Several secret society gangs who have been reaping a harvest m organized racket> m
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    46 9 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing, Inrhe Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, will leave the Colony next week for a short holiday m Malaya Inche Jumat told the Standard yesterday that he was suffering from exhaustion due to overwork.
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    148 9 MALAY CO-OPS FORM BANK IPOH. Mon. A Malay cooperative banking union is to be formed here shortly with a capital of $1,000,000. About 100 representatives from 20 Malay co-operative societies m the iDoh and Parit areas derided on this move at a meeting held here yesterday. The first task of
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    94 9 A bar brawl between two groups of customers over a pretty waitress at the Eastern Hotel m Tyrwhitt Road. Singapore, yesterday resulted m one of them, being knifed twice. Bottles and chairs were thrown after the two parties, occupying separate tables, argued on whose
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    28 9 TAN KEOWK was fined $500 m the Magist rate's Court yesterday for fraudulently trying tp evade Customs duty on seven musical instruments. GOVT. GIVES 'GO AHEAD"
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    328 10 fhfhfju NEW YORK. THE new Coliseum exhibition hall at Columbus Circle will be the scene on April 14-27, 1957, of the first large world trade fair similar to historic Europe.in trade fairs ever to be he.d m this city. Known as the U.S. World Trade
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    101 10 ENTREPOT AREA: SINGAPORE Government has announced the terriiories included m the Colony's traditional entrepot area to which the re-export trade m sugar would be confined for the time being. The Controller of Imports and Exports. Mr. W.H. Walker said there appeared to be sorre doubt as to
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    98 10 A REPRESENTATIVE of a world famous British fabric firm ha.s left London on an extensive tour of the Far East and Africa. Travelling by air ho will visit Honskonc. Bangkok and Singapore before proceeding to Australia and New Zealand and returning to Britain by Africa. The
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    153 10 SHIPMENTS of prepared latex from Malaya during 1956 amounted to 02.182 tons (8.441 tons m December and 107,80(i tons m 1955), according to official statistics. Of the past vcar's shipment. 05 tons went to the United States and 26.282 tons to the United Kingdom. Other destinations included: West
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    222 10 SINGAPORE rubber prices dropped I cent to %6\ cents per Ib. for first grade February shipment on lower overseas advices. The market opened lower on lower overseas orders but steadied slightly during the morning. At noon the market was steadier at 921 cents per lb. In
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    304 10 JOHORE Government has approved an application by a syndicate formed by Chinese businessmen m Ba t v Pahat to mine iron ore m Kota Tinggi. Iron ore deposits are said to exist m considerable quantities m the Sungei Pilipah area. 10 miles north
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    58 10 FORMOSA has begun an intensive drive m South-east Asian markets m an effort to counteract expanding Chinese trade operations, according to the U.S. Commerce Department's review of trade outlook fo- Hongkong, Formosa and Thailand. Cabled reports recently stated that Formosa was arranging to
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    103 10 THE first anniversary of the introduction of "Oxford" biscuits into the Malayan vmrket, icas celebrated by The sole agents m Malaya. East Asiatic Co. Ltd.. at a dinner m Cathay Restaurant over the weekend. Standardpic (from left) shows Messrs. The.n Sic Yong (E.A.C. salesman); S. Dun- can (adrertisinq
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    40 10 THE export representative of Martells Brandy. Mr. F. Maish. is now touring the Federation of Malaya. He Ig inspecting progress made since Rotterdam Trading Co. <M> Ltd. took over the agency for Martell's a few mon:hs ago
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    122 10 THE share market was easier all sections yesterday. according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association A fair volume of business Passed. Price changes announced by the Association yesterday wpro. were> INDUSTRIALS Fras.r Neave^" Ords. 223 2.28 W. Hammer I.B*B 1.73 M. Cement 1.70 175 Straits Traders 2fi
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    168 10 LIFE assurance prosin Malaya are bright and will remain equally good with the advent of independence m this country, m the view of Mr. John Nisbet, managing director of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd., Singapore. Mr. Nisbet. who has been m Malaya for 33
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    134 10 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association'! change;, m Us to merchants yesterday were: New York: buying. T.T. 32 11 16. OH. 32 13 16. 90 days 33 1/16 credit bills. 33 1/8 trade bills. Canada, buying. T.T. 31 1/2. O.D. 31 5/8. 90 days 31 15/16 credit bills. :]2 trade
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    426 10 23 Firms Joining Team To Rangoon A TRADE delegation of Malayan rice merchants, oil millers and manufacturers is expected to leave for Burma m the middle of next month. Mr. Tai Yee Mci. secretary of the Singapore Burma Trade Association, sponsors of the mission, said the date was MALAYAN sharcbrokcrs
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    34 10 PENGKALEN Ltd. has declared an interim dividend of 15% on the preferred ordinary shares and 5^ on the ordinary shares, payable m England on Feb. 8, for the year ending Sept. 30.
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    139 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra. Jan. ***** buyers Sl'B sellers; coconut oil m bulk $4'.i\. sellers, m drums 547 sellers: Muntok white pepper $115 sellers; Sarawak white SI 14 sellers: Special Sarawak black $82 sellers. Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday:
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    161 10 BURMA is now turning more to the Far East for the export of her products, the Burmese Minister for Trade Development and Supplies, U Tin, told the Standard yesterday. U Tin arrived m Singapore over the weekend by the passenger -cargo vessel, pyidawnyunt,
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    80 10 A TYRE factory capitalized at 17.000.000 rupiahs will be built at .Macassar, Sulawesi, this year, according to an announcement from the Economic Affairs Ministry there. The latex needed for the tyre industry will be imported from Sumatra and Kelimantan, while it is planned to grow rubber
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      310 10 NOTICES HOTEL LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation 13 (i) (a) Application for a certificate of Registration. IV'THCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I, GIAN TIAN HOE of Nan Ah Hotel, Singapore. is applying to the Hotels Licensing Board. Singapore. for a Certificate of Registration m respect of premises known as No. 35.
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