Singapore Standard, 15 October 1955

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    14 1 Singapore Standard it m gHSJ2 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Fung Keong Defies Union
    128 1 Fung Keong Defies Union I LUMPUR, m dollar Rubber one of r manupanies in today shut down its 1,000 of jobs knuckle n demands pay and i m >ns. the National mi General )oint demand wages and imthe Com--1 instead that b< nt on "deil peace" my and its Union
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    Lock icon COAL IN FLAMES
    21 1 •HE firemen early put out a fire n a lorry lead Public Works behind the m Police Sta-
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    Lock icon Moslems Lead Race For Seats
    108 1 JAKARTA. Oct. 14 (UP) An unofficial survey today showed the Moslem Party ot Masjumi leading in the race for parliament seats in Indonesia's first general elections. Although Masjumi is trailing the Nationalists in the popular vote a tentative allocation of the parliament seats on the
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    Lock icon CEYLOH VISITOR
    22 1 LORD Home. British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, arrived in Colombo yesterday for talks with the Ceylon Government Reuter
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    Lock icon Top Red No. 2 Is Rubbed Out
    282 1 ANOTHER "top" Red was killed on inursaay night by an area security unit patrol on Sapuloh Estate in the Paloh area of Johore. He is Ah Chee, a branch committee secretary of the Communist terrorist organization. The first, Kuan Chew, the "Terror of
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    Lock icon CHIN PENG REPLIES
    625 1 Fixes Date, Time Place All Set For Malaya's Most Crucial Talks Sender... ...Receiver KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malayan Communist Party's Secretary-General, Chin Peng, today in separate letters to the Chief Ministers of the Federation and Singapore said he is ready to meet them and hear their explanation of
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    Lock icon Labour Raises A Laugh
    114 1 Labour Raises A Laugh Copt. Townsend MARGATE, Kent. Oct. 14 (Reuter) An emergency resolution. greeted with laughter, was put forward at the closing session of the Labour Party conference here today to confirm "the right of a member of the proletariat to pursue matrimony with a member of the Royal
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    Lock icon WE'LL KNOW SOON
    157 1 WE'LL KNOW SOON Margaret LONDON. Oct. 14 (U.P.) Princess Margaret was expected today to disclose shortly that she will wed Group Capt. Peter Townsend. The Royal Family stood deliberately aside and permitted the belief to mushroom unchecked. A statement was reported imminent. A reliable source said that a decision by
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    Lock icon Rahman Readies For The Big Date
    198 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Federation Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman. Is expected to cancel all engagements* lor th° next fifteen days to hold himself in immediate readiness for the meeting with Chin Peng. The Standard learnt tonight Tunku Abdul Rahman Is confident the meeting
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    Lock icon 300,000 Marooned
    70 1 300,000 Marooned LAHORE. Oct. 14 (Reuter) Three hundred thousand people are marooned in the Multan District of the Punjab by flood waters of the swollen Ravi and Sutlej rivers, official reports said today. Over 250 villages are flooded in the south Punjab and more villages are threatened. Planes dropped food
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    Lock icon RUBBER UP 6% CENTS
    116 1 SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday rose by 6i cents to $1.22| per lb. for first grade October shipment on a steady market which showed evidence of renewed confidence after the shake-out of the past few days. At the cbse. the market was easy after having reached $1.25
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    Lock icon BEN-GURION ILL
    26 1 BEN- GURION ILL MR DAVID Ben-Gurion. the Israeli Defence Minister and Prime Minister-desig-nate, is seriously ill. It was believed he had suffered a cerebral haemorrhage.- Reuter
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    Lock icon HE COMMANDS THE AUSSIES
    61 1 LIEUT. COL. F.W. Speed has been appointed in overall command of the Australian army component in Malaya. Army and Navy Minister Josiah Francis announced today. In taking up his appointment Speed will assume the rank of Colonel. He has held a commission in the Army since
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    Lock icon IKE'S BIRTHDAY
    35 1 PRE S I DENT Eisenhower was 65 yesterday, and while he still must travel cautiously on the uncertain road to complete recovery, it was a "Happy Birthday." because he Is getting better.- A.P.
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    Lock icon W. Pakistan Is Unified
    55 1 LAHORE, West Pakistan. Oct. 14 (Reuter)— Ten provincial and State governments became one administrative unit today when a 31-gun salute rang out over Lahore Fort at dawn to signify the creation of a unified West Pakistan. The Governor of the new province. Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad Gurmami.
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    Lock icon STAFF CAR STONED
    35 1 DEMONSTRATORS stoned the staff car of Air-Marshal J. N T. Stephenson. Senior Air Staff Officer of the British Middle East Air Force, as it crossed a bridge in Nicosia last night.- Reuter
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    Lock icon BOSS WAS A RICKSHAMAN
    72 1 TOKYO, Oct. 14 (AP) A Japanese who once pulled a ricksha' for a living and who is a stern critic of the United States became head of the powerful new Socialist Party in Japan today. Slender, scholarly Mozaburo Suzuki was elected chairman of the new Socialist
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    Lock icon BACK TO WORK
    38 1 EIGHT thousand dockers who walked off all ships in Sydney. Brisbane and Melbourne ports on Thursday in protest against the rejection of a wage claim by an arbitration court were back at work yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA'S IN
    22 1 AUSTRALIA and Cuba were elected yesterday to fill twoyear terms beginning next January on tho United Nations Security Council.— Reuter
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    Lock icon VOTING GUARDS
    20 1 PHILIPPINE troops yesterday moved into potentially critical areas to Insure order during the Nov. 8 senatorial elections- A.P.
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    Lock icon RANK'S GIFT TO SPORTS CENTRE
    98 1 THE Arthur Rank Organization has donated about $8,576 (£1.000) to the Stngapore Youth Sports Centre scheme. Mr J. Davies. Managing Director of J. Arthur Rank, sent a cheque for this amount to Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Chairman of the Youth Sports .Centre Fund Appeal Committee,
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    Lock icon Kepala Shot, Stabbed In Midday Raid
    117 1 Kepala Shot, Stabbed In Midday Raid KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Communist terrorists today displayed savagery of a most vicious nature when they murdered estate kepala, Lim Sang, on Tan Boon Chia Estate near Kuala Kubu Bharu, Selangor. Eight uniformed Communist terrorists who were armed with rifles and bayonets committed the atrocity.
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN SUBS: THE BIG THREAT
    41 1 ADMIRAL Earl Mountbatten. Britain's First Sea Lord, said last night that Russia has 350 modern submarines ready for immediate service, presenting the greatest potential threat the Royal Navy has ever been called upon to face. Reuter
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    Lock icon Bandit Victims Laid To Rest
    241 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri--The bodies of Captain J. M. B Davies and two privates killed by Communist terrorists in the most vicious ambush of the year on the Kuala Pilah-Tampm Road yesterday, were buried with full military honours here Scores of officers and men of the
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    Lock icon Language Is No Bar For 'Tecs
    174 2 THE diaries of all detectives should be read and initialled by a senior officer daily. Singapore C:I:D: Chief. Mr. J. M. Mac Lean, said yesterday. He was commenting on the case of the Press photographer. Tai Yew Khuan, where a detective told the court
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    Lock icon Refugees All Set For Trip To US
    133 2 Refugees All Set For Trip To US THE first Penan? family to enter the United States under the Refugee Relief Programme will leave Malaya today. Mr. and Mrs. Chin Nengwong and their two children. John, 10. and Sarah. 8. were all born in China. They went to Penang in 1940.
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    Lock icon Film Strips For Loan
    61 2 DURING the United Nations Week, which ends on Oct °4 schools and organizations' can have free loan of 35 ftlmstriw complete with speech notes about the United Nations t A PP|ifations for loan of these films should be made to nrnv \r an re P r
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    Lock icon Red Activity Drives Off The Tappers
    107 2 Red Activity Drives Off The Tappers KA.TAXG. Fri.— Reports that terrorists groups arc active again in the Ulu Langat area are frightening some tappers on estates situated near the jungle fringe here. Two killings which occurred a few days ago have kept tappers in different areas away from work. A
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    Lock icon Union Petitions The Governor
    198 2 THE Government and City Council Labour Union has taken its fight tor recognition by the City Council to the Governor, Sir Robert Black. The Union has petitioned i the Governor, asking for a ruling on a City Council decision to discontinue recognition of their Union in
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    Lock icon RUPEE GIFT TO MISSION
    51 2 INDIA'S MioUter for Plan--1 ning. Irrigalion and Power. Mr. Gulzarilal Nanda. on behalf of his government will present 32.500 npees to ihe Ramakrishna Mission in U. Xorris Road. Singapore, at 9 a.m. tomorrow. The Indian Government is donating this sum for the mission's cultural activities in
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    36 2 HONGKONG. Ort 14 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: $15.38 to Cl Sterling. $5.***** to US$l; $1,836 to Malayan $i; $0,142 to one Indonesian Rrniah, Gold $25.3 to a tael.
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    Lock icon THE GONDOLIERS
    31 2 PENANG. Fri.— The Gilbert and Sullivan light orera The Gondoliers" will be presented at the Town Hall nere on Saturday night by the Penan? and Province Welleslpy Arts Council.
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    Lock icon Vessel With A Mystery
    90 2 THE Blue Funnel vessel. Astyanax. arrived in Singapore yesterday with an unsolved mystery. She arrived minus her Chief Engineer. Mr. G. VV. Harris, and one of her woman passengers. Mis. Elizabeth McClukie Abraham, who had boarded the ship in Britain for Malaya. The two persons were
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    Lock icon Bus Union Still Insists On Double Pay
    140 2 THE Singapore Bus Workers' Union will make a fresh attempt today to persuade the Chinese Bus Owners' Association to put their vehicles on tne Singapore Traction Company routes as a temporary ?m SU i r to ease the transport difficulties of the travelling
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    Lock icon Fined For Throwing Burning Oil Around
    157 2 Fined For Throwing Burning Oil Around MALACCA, Fri. Teh Kee Hun. a lorry driver, who hurriedly threw away a tin of petrol when it caught fire while he was repairing his lorry in Gajah Berang Lane last April, was today convicted by Magistrate Ramanatha Iyer for endangering the personal safety
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    Lock icon Court Frees A Woman Conductor
    132 2 Court Frees A Woman Conductor PEXAXG. Fri. Yeoh Saw Lin. a woman bus conductor j of the Hin Bus Co.. was acquitted by Mr. Au Ah Wah in the Magistrate's Court today on a summons charge of failing to take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of passengers at
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    Lock icon MR. MISTRI'S BROTHER RECEIVES PHOTO OF WING
    249 2 MR. MISTRI'S BROTHER RECEIVES PHOTO OF WING Lady Black Declares 0p en General Hospital Extensa TRIBUTES were paid t<, the late Mr v. tomji Mistri at the opening of the rhiidti^ I Mistri Wing, at the General Hospital sZ]L* l!i day. 'l^apor?^ In his will Mr. Alistri left $950,000 for
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    32 2 M A 1 i V ■'1 latI at ••a KM nOCQUARD r p.m Churt ception j ihonr pHEAH OH ~~71 x I• i M morn g i •iomr Po z Tn
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    Lock icon P.I. DELEGATE
    19 2 MR S Araneta. !eader of the Philippine delegation to the Colombo Plan Conference, arrived in Singapore yesterday
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    Lock icon Brother To Get M. A. Degree
    160 3 Brother To Get M. A. Degree tf „BIK Ji >>' *L Drdrr «»f the the f/jkSrt of Arts in.wrMty of tonvoca- J o be the P^ r man imonc rßr»»h«T^ boys. acad fr took him as adon nd Komf. J» l^.d.m at Ca» r. 1 h«- < inie to '..a
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    Lock icon GRADUANDS GET LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS
    213 3 Everything In Readiness For Convocation Ceremony Today THE University of Malaya's Oei Tiong Ham Hall yesterday buzzed with activity as 233 graduands scampered for their hoods, caps and gowns and received last minute instructions for the University's Jubilee Convocation today. In order that the distribution
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    Lock icon ommotion At uvenile Court
    197 3 s Beat Escorts, Smash Chairs who were arrested for absconding from i school, began smashing chairs, windpw iad assaulting their escorts outside the juvenile tl Welfare Building yesterday, when ifrf MBtrmed to six months' jail at Outram Road Prison. They were Jailed under the Young Offenders
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    Lock icon 0 Plywood Workers On Charge
    33 3 of the aimed Magis- lay, to Diswere inf the d fa<> ■t other ro:n work harj!cd to ofl the nin<*. t 1 ca a was c p next
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    Lock icon S'pore Rover Crew Moot In Jurong
    30 3 ngapovi the Singa'ion's Park on r the Crew, It < Rover i.ttend, ICI Mr. top to .or and an a >.cd. irong study Her utility
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    Lock icon Widow To Get Part Of Gratuity
    124 3 Widow To Get Part Of Gratuity THE widow of a bankrupt Army employee. G. A. Francis, was allowed to receive part of her late husband's $1,000 gratuity on the order ot Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday. This was the result of an application by the Official
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    77 3 A CHINESE orchestra will entertain guests at the opening of the Rochore Division Branch the 18th— of the Labour Front by the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall. at 6.30 p.m. today. Mr. Tan Theng Chiang (Labour Front Assemblyman for Rochore) will give* m address of welcome. Other
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    Lock icon Ordered To Pay Debts
    65 3 A RECEIVING order was made by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday against a firm. Singapore Distributors. on the petition of Rolex Paper Co.. Ltd. Singapore Distributors were indebted to the petitioner in the sum of $31,743. being the balance of the amount
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    Lock icon Dance, Social At CD Canteen
    16 3 Anbulance :ind Def^n'-e J 1 am. on .^e are »de HeadRoad.
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    50 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fn. The following have been appo.nted members of the Segamat Excise Licensing Board: The Administrative Officer, chairman; the District Officer, vice-chairman. the Health Ollicer, Johore North. Messrs X P Govlndan Nair. Pee Kane Hai K. Ponniah and A. G. Malcolm, members of the Committee.
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    Lock icon Workers Of Three' Oil Firms Plan To Form Own Union
    128 3 THREE Unions representing hundreds of workers employed in Singapore's three leading oil companies— Shcil. Stanvac And Caftex— yesterday decided to form a Federation of Oil Workers* Unions. These workers, who were hitherto represented by their respective unions. will in future
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    Lock icon CLERK BANKRUPT
    30 3 A CLERK. Chung Mm Cheong. whose liabilities amounted to $2,627. due to 16 creditors, was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday.
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    Lock icon Malaya Did Her Bit
    92 3 AT the 36th annual general meeting on Thursday of thr Save the Children Fund. H was recorded that Malay? contributed $49,140 in cash and $8,270 in kind The Serendah Boys' Home administered by the S.C.F. provides education and train ing for Malayan boys. It h now
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    Lock icon Taken From Prison To Face Charge
    165 3 NAMASIVAYAM Canagasingam. at present serving sentence for criminal breach o trust, was charged m tne Singapore Fifth Magistrates Court yesterday with forging three cheques for a total ol $554 on July 20 and 22. The manager of a bar. Mr. Foo Kok Yuen, said
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    Lock icon Army To Negotiate Wage Claims
    129 3 Army To Negotiate Wage Claims NEGOTIATIONS between the Army Civil Services Union and the War Department on the claims of the civilian industrial workers will begin on Oct. 27. The President of the A.C.S.U. Mr. S. T. V. Linsam, told The Standard yesterday that the Army authorities have agreed to
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    Lock icon Couple In Car Held Up, Robbed
    210 3 Officer Girl Taken For Ride A ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE officer told the Seventh Police Court yesterday how two men held him up with daggers while he was sitting in a car with a girl friend at the Gap in South Buona Vista Road.
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    Lock icon 'Husband Went Back To Mama After 4 Days'
    365 3 Young Wife Tells Court AN 18- YEAR-OLD expectant mother told the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday that a week after her marriage she saw her husband sleeping with his adopted Inother under the same blanket. The husband, Tan Pee Hong, owner of
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    Lock icon HE BRAVED ENEMY FIRE IN AMBUSH
    355 4 HE BRAVED ENEMY FIRE IN AMBUSH And Rescued His Fallen Comrade KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A sergeant of the special Constabulary, Sidek bin Nordin, who displayed outstanding leadership and courage during a Johore ambush in March when a European planter was killed, has been awarded the Colonial Police Medal for gallantry.
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    163 4 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singas, p n o om f Ob mm- i»i No. 1 B.S.S <rtrt Oct 1 23 a 122 a No 2 122 i 123 No! 3 1211 1221 Tone: Easy at the close. TIN PKICJfc The price of tin yesterday was
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    Lock icon Insurance Workers To Have Union
    79 4 THE 2.000 employees in Singapore insurance companies are soon to have a trade union to cater for their needs. The Singapore Trades Union Congress, in their campaign to organize all workers into trade unions has. through its organizing committee, formed another L'nion catering for these
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    Lock icon Colony Goes Gay For C-Plan Meet
    196 4 TODAY Singapore goes gay ia preparation for the opening of the Ministerial meetings of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee on Monday. Flags of the 17 member na- tions attending the Conference will be flown along St. Andrew's Road and around the Dalhousie Monument in
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    Lock icon MARTINS END IT
    27 4 THE Dean Martins, he's a crooner, have announced that they are separated. Mrs Martin, the former Jeanne Bieggers was a onetime orange-bowle queen A.P.
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    Lock icon Delegates Invited To Cathedral
    105 4 DELEGATES to the meetings of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee now in Singapore have been ivited to attend the central service at St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. The Governor. Sir Robert Blacky will read the Lesson, me Archdeacon of Singapore Rev Robin Wood and
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    Lock icon PETROL UNION MEN MEET
    40 4 wlii^ .^nsapore Petroleum Workers' Union will hold a special meeting at 166, Anson Road, on Oct. 23. The meeting is held to clear certain "misunderstandings" between union members and F membe of the Stanvac Employees* Union.
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    Lock icon COLOMBO PLAN IS A SUCCESS – SHARMA
    120 4 COLOMBO PLAN IS A SUCCESS SHARAAA COLOMBO PLAN is a "great, successful experiment" in economic cooperation among nations to the benefit of all concerned, trfe principal officer of the Colombo Plan Information Unit. Mr. B.C. Sharma. said in Singapore last night. Mr. Sharma was addressing members of the World Federalist
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    Lock icon Left-Wing Unionists Lure The Federation
    120 4 A move to establish closer co-operation and better understanding between left-wing trade unions in Singapore and the Federation is under way. The People's Action Party Assemblyman and Secretary General of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union Mr. Lim Chin Siong, is behind the move.
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    Lock icon Court Told Of Fake Rupiah Racket Break-Up
    432 4 Court Told Of Fake Rupiah Racket Break-Up THE Singapore Commercial Crimes Branch with the help of the Indonesian authorities and a local pork shop proprietor managed to break up a gang of four men who dealt in forged Indonesian money, a preliminary inquiry in the Fourth Magistrate's Court was told
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    Lock icon LABOUR DEPT. HELPS TO SETTLE UP 2 DISPUTES
    218 4 LABOUR DEPT. HELPS TO SETTLE UP 2 DISPUTES 30-Day Quarry Strike Over TWO industrial disputes were settled in Singapore yesterday. The disputes were between the management of the Wing Choon Yuen Restaurant and its 100 employees and Mr. Lim Cher, a contractor of the P.W.D Quarry in Bukit Timah Road
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    Lock icon Fellowship For 2-Yr. UK Course
    93 4 Fellowship For 2-Yr. UK Course THE Sino-British Fellowship Trust is offering two fellowships tenable in the United Kingdom for 1956/ Applications from Chinese resident in Singapore, should be made to Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Secretary of the Local Committee of the Trust at the Public Relations Office Singapore. 6, before
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    Lock icon DEATH OF MR. A.C. SUPPIAH
    43 4 MR A. C. SUPPIAH proprietor of Gandharasam Company Scrangoo n Road, Singapore, died last night after a brief illness. The cortege will leave his residence at 5 p.m. today for the cremation grounds at the Hinau Cemetery. BidadarL
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    Lock icon WIFE STAGED WALKOUT
    115 4 7 Got No Pocket-Money KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The wife of a cobbler told Magistrate Inche Abdul Rani that she left her husband a few days ago because he refused to give her pocket money. Chew Yok Fong ..hed her husband, Yip Choy Hoong of Campbell Road for
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    Lock icon Delegates Due Today
    80 5 THE largest influx of Colombo Plan delegates will arrive today. They are delegates from Canada. Australia. United Kingdom and Ccy ion. They are Mr. L. B. Pearson <*nd Mrs. Pearson, Mr. R. Crepnu'.t. Mis» L. M Mrlntosh. Mr. R. O. Casey and Mrs. Casey. Mr L. H.
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    Lock icon War Of Nerves To Root Bandits Out Of Their Hilly Lairs
    245 5 War Of Nerves To Root Bandits Out Of Their Hilly Lairs 10-Mile Range Speakers To Be Used hi m?' f special pyschological campaign is to be launched by the Ulu Kinta District War Executive Committee within the next few days to give no peace of mind to a gang of
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    Lock icon 'Dragoon's' Dismissal WaslnOrder
    92 5 'Dragoon's' Dismissal WaslnOrder THE vice-president of the Malayan Airways Local Employees' Union. Singapore, Mr. Abdullah Sanggura. said last night that the Union's exsecretary, Mr. S. Dragoon was dismissed constitutionally. He was replying to a statement made by Mr. Dragoon on Thursday that his dismissal was "unconstitutional." Mr. Abdullah said that
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    Lock icon NO DISCHARGE FOR 3 YEARS
    96 5 BANKRUPTCY discharge of Lim Tak and Koh Teo Huat. partners of Chip Yick and Company, was suspended by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday for three years. Mr. A. W. Ghows. Assistant Official Assignee, told the court that the partners were adjudicated
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    197 5 BURMA will continue its policy of refusing foreign aid that might have political strings attached or might conflict with her neutralist foreign policy, the Burmese Minister for Industry, U Kyaw Nyein, "said in Singapore yesterday. He Is here to attend the Colombo Plan Ministerial
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    Lock icon The Last Plane Leaves Kallang
    223 5 THE curtain was rung down on Singapore's Kallang airport at exactly 5.12 p.m. yesterday, when a plane perhaps the last one ever to use the airstrip took off for the new Paya Lebar International airport. The plane, a four-seater Chrislea Super Are. was piloted by
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    51 5 BADRI bin Dagang pleaded guilty in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday to a charge of stealing a pair of shoes, a shirt and a leather belt from a car parked at Short Street on Thursday morning. He was allowed $500 bail till Oct. 21 for
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    33 5 THE Rc.-iclcnt Commissioner. Penang. Mr. R. F. Bingham. will present certificates of naturalization as Britisn subjects of the United Kingdom and the Colonies to 'M recipients this afternoon at ihe Residency.
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    528 6  - Swedes to Vote on Traffic R efor MICHAEL SALZER by STOCKHOLM WITH a plebiscite scheduled for October 16 to decide whether traffic in Sweden should drive on the left (as it is now) or the right, the country is split into two opposing camps with a wide "neutral" zone between
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      547 6 A OT so lons ago the graduates of the King Edward VII College of Medicine and the Raffles College were loud in their moaning that, though they had acquired qualifications of university standard, they were, conferred diplomas instead of degrees. These two colleges were then independent colleges but
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      373 6 (;OLOMBO PLAN officials who have been busily engaged in preparing their report for the information of the ministerial-level conference which opens in Singapore on Monday are not at all happy about the outlook for countries in South and Southeast Asia. Indeed, their conclusions are distinctly gloomy and will
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    880 6  -  ASTER GUNASEKERA 1/tRTHER evidence that the brrgaining counter of trade unionism in I Singapore is intimidation has been provided by the announcement that the negotiations between the Chinese Bu s Owners' Association and the Bus Workers' Union on the proposal to permit Chinese bus
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      337 6 oir. with reference to your editorial of October 10 efioH Cc T ih yOU that "the enorts by private enterprise to advertise the Colony fa'En f 6 vl imited and fallen far short o f the necessary requirements for putting Singapore on the Vuris! Until recently
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      160 6 Sir: The vital need for a human approach in handling employer-employee relations has at long last been recognised in Malaya and the Singapore Ministry of Labour must be congratulated on having set up in the Colony a Supervisory Training Scheme called T.W.I. It is Governments duty to
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      302 6 Sir: The present wave of strikes leaves Singapore employers totally helpless against the whirrus and fancies of some irresponsible strike leaders. In a democratic country, it is a bad policy to have any one party totally at the mercy of another. Therefore, may I suggest that all
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      145 6 Sir: I have noticed that your Federation readers have sent* in a number of letters indicating their desire to have TVVI Schemes introduced in their territory. Speaking as a man who has been connected with this scheme called Training Within Industry, I must congratulate them for their far-sightedness
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      174 6 Sir: I refer to the letter on Malayalam published on the 10th instant. No man would agree with the writer's suggestion that Radio Malaya should devote its full time to Malayalam and not Tamil programmes. To support this he says: Malayalees are the majority among the Malayan
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    79 7 Faure's Fair Deal Plan For Algeria PAPIS. Oct. 14 (Reuter) French Premier Edgar Faure last night presented a fourpoint programme for Algeria to the National Assembly in the critical debate on his government's policy in the North African territory. The points were: 1. Neither secession nor assimilation for Algeria, but
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    31 7 PAKISTAN Prime Minister Chaurihnrv Mohammed Ali has agreed to meet Afghan Prime Minister Sardnr Daud Khan to discuss PakistanAfghanistan relations, official sources in Karachi said last ni"ht.— AP
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    66 7 photo. Film star VICTOR MATURE flew back to America last week to get a bath. He was disgusted with his London hotel because it had no bathroom. Then he flew back into London Airport and instantly airport officials, ashamed for their country, got him a hip bath. Here's
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    233 7 Fight-Y ear-Old's Paintings Are Rage Of Japan •M- m-:;-> the c mcil •<>day r-old has of nnessj :imy acpublic was house her dealt r to ttion rttsttm, nt so *erItttßf British Emir :.*d a and her Day a Jar\nd tho United Nations. Her signature was illegible but experts were sure
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    74 7 KARACHI. Oct. 14 (Reuter) —Six British university students who left London by car on Sept. 1 to drive to Singapore and back in about a year are held up in Baghdad. Iraq friends said here today. They were due here yesterday but sent a telegram. It did not
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    46 7 AMBASSADORS of the United States and Communist China met for the 21st time in Geneva yesterday in an effort to settle the repatriation of civilians of both sides and reduce tension in the Far East- No progress was announced after the secret meeting. A.P.
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    265 7 Half Your Income For, Life When You Retire MARGATE, England, Oct. 14 (Reuter)— The Labour Party annual conference yesterday swept aside its internal quarrelling to acclaim a new plan which would give every Briton an income equal to haii his salary once he retired
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    63 7 MARGATE. En -land. Ot. 14. (UP)— Britain's Socialists last night chose rifbt winfer Edwin G. Gooch as President of the Labour Party and thiM put leftwinger Aneurin Bcvan further cut in the cold. In Labour's top policy making po^t Gooch will head the drive to breathe new
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    230 7 Asians For Canada— New Rules OTTAWA, Oct. 14 (AP)— A twoway change has been made in Immigration regulations on entry of Asians to Canada, one tightening the rules on entry of Asian* children of Canadian citizens, and the other opening the door for the first time to aged parents of
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    60 7 MEXICO CITY. Oct. 14, (AP)— Manuel Aviia Caracho. 58. President of Mexico from 1940 to 1946. died yesterday of a heart ailment at his ranee near the capital The wartime president only recently had left the Mexico City Heart Institute after treatment. He sutlered a heart attack
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    31 7 TWO Chinese Nationalist planes dropped about eight tons of anti-Communist leaflets on the South China province of Kwangtung on Wednesday night th*> Air Force in Taipei said yesterday. AP
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    130 7 PARIS. Oct. 14 (AP)— Jean Monnet former chairman of the European Coal and Steel Community s high authority, yesterday announced formation ot a new committee to work for a United States of Europe. Monnet said acceptances had been received iro m 33 labour and
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    73 7 CHICAGO. Oct. 14 (AP) Samuel Cardinal Stritch has banned certain "unliturgical" songs from performance in Roman Catholic churches in the archdiocese of Chicago. These include the bridal marches from 4> Lomt'ngrin M by Wagner and from "'A Midsumer Night's Dream" by Mendelssohn. Also banned are eight versions
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    35 7 LONDON* Oct. 14 (AP)— Fog blanketed many parts *>f Europe yesterday an d disrupted air rail and liver traffic. London and the South of England were among the worst hit areas
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    29 7 FOUR men were killed last night when an air force B-47 medium bomber crashed into a hill in -an unpopulated area near Riverside, California. U.P.
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    159 7 French Seal Roads To Trap 120 Rebels RABAT. Fiench Morocco, Oct 14. (AP)— French authorities last night closed the main ioad across North Africa, apparently in an attempt to catch a band of fleeing Nationalist rebels Radio Ma roc, the official French station, was told to broadcast that route number
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    68 7 VIENNA, Oct. 14. (AP)— Hungarian Communist authorities announced yesterday they are releasing from prison Hungarian Roman Catholic Archbishop Joszef Groesz -entenced to IS years term in 1951. The announcement was made by Radio Budapest which saui the Hungarian iu<ii'-o Ministei "suspended" the Archbishop's term "followI tug
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    216 7 First Visit In 3 Tears LONDON. Oct 14. (UP)Group Capt. Peter Townsend dined with Princess Margaret and U v c c n Mother Elizabeth last night at their Clarence House residence. It was the first time he has been known to tall on the Princess since
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    133 7 IVER, Buckinghamshire, Oct. 14 (Reuter)— Two Malayan girls believed the first to appear in an English film— will dance in J. Arthur Rank's "A Town Like Alice" now under production here. One of the girls. Edwina Carroll, is a professional dancer who plays the
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    27 7 BRITAIN* yesterday hailed Iran's derision to ioin th< Bagdad defense pact anc pledged anew her vital concern in the safety of the Mideastern kingdom.- AP
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    74 7 TORONTO. Oct. 14. (AP)— Evangelist Billy Graham said last night he will tour the Far East with his Crusade for Christ early next year. The American Evangelist, concluding a three-week crusade in Toronto this week. said he wili leave the U.S. I in mid January
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    273 8 Colony Has Too Big A Share, Fed. Union Says KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A demand thot Government sever all ties with Radio Malaya in Singapore and set up a separate broadcasting authority for the Federation is to be mode shortly by the Broadcasting Deportment Employees Union here,
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    348 8 They Walk With Confidence Now Self-Help Grants Given KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Malayan Association for the Blind today appealed to motorists and the public to pay particular heed to persons they see on the road with white walking sticks. The holder of
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    130 8 Ipoh Gives $103,400 For College A TOTAL of $240,277 habeen donated by individuals j and organizations from Non^ Malaya to the Muslim College, Malaya it was announced yesterday. The following are donationcollected from the various towns:- Ipoh $103,400. Pant $14,550. Telok Anson $22 350 Batu Gajah $7,650. Sabak Bernam $8,700.
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    159 8 RAI B, Fri.— A middle-aged man, Liew Meng of IVayang Street here, alleged to have been banished to China on May 18, 1939, was tentatively charged in the Circuit Magistrate's Court with illegally returning to Malaya. Liew Meng told the court that he was arrested
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    73 8 Jailed For Having Red Papers JOII OKI-: BAHRU. Fri Er Mcns Seng of Bukit Paloh Lstate was sentenced in the Sessions Court, Kluang. yesterday to two-and-a-quarter years' imprisonment for possession of two terrorist documents. The documents referred to the movement of Security Forces in general and to the Fijian Infantry
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    101 8 Woodcutter Jailed For Two Years iPOH. Fri— Hin Heng. 18. a woodcutter, was today sentenced by Mr. Justice Pretheroe to two years' imprisonment. Hin pleaded guilty in the Perak High Court to a charge of being in possession of a quantity of supplies which were reasonably suspected to be intended
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    70 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A fatal motor accident occurred at Simpang Tiga, two miles from here this morning when a four-year-old Chinese boy was killed. Another accident was reported from Kuala Kurau this afternoon when a ten-year-old Chinese boy was knocked down by a bus. The boy
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    25 8 MISS PATSY Addington. former Taiping resident, is now working as a Woman's Counsellor in her hometown High School in Longview. Washington, United States
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    157 8 f/#'s Made 0/ 7/mber Zinc IPOII. Fri The Perak Forestry Department today advertised a cheap and durable People's House" which could be supplied at a cost of onl\ $2,400. The department held an "open show" at its timber depot at the 2nd Mile, Ipoh-Menglembu
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    43 8 TAIPING. Fri. Thirty teachers. members of the Pcrak Branch of the National Union of Tear-hers, will leave for an educational tour of Thailand in December. In April. 1956, the N.U.T. wil! organize another tour to Hongkong and Japan.
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    28 8 'TIO WAH. a rubber tapper, was fined $300 yesterday in the Sessions Cour f Mersing. for being in possession of chandu smoking utensils on Oct. 4.
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    47 8 PARIT BUXTAR. Fri.- Inspector Yeap En Tcik Grik has arrived in Pari: Buntar to take the place of Inspector Manaf who ha? £one to Grik on transfer. Inspector Yeap is a keen tennis player and will be o^ acquisition to the Clayton CluG tennis section.
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    308 10 Emergency Travel Insurance For Malaya And Borneo j BOAC Starts New Scheme I THE Emergency Travel Insurance recently introduced by BOAC in association with the Navigators' and General Insurance Company Ltd. is now available in Malaya and Borneo. This was announced yesterday by Mr. Donald Erskine Crum. 8.0.A.C. sales manager
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    496 10 WEEKLY REPORT THE sudden decline in the Singapore rubber market which started last week has continued and at one stage the price had slipped by more than fourteen cents with violent fluctuations and large turnovers, according to the weekly report of Holiday. Cutler, Bath and Co.
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    139 10 OUTER ROADS Gen Van Goen. Steel Architect. Utrecht. Gen Panfilon. Mandowi, Anna Bakke. Troja. Michurin. Clementader. North Star. Kalianda. T.iikampek. San Antonia. Nicoleav. Doris. Lapaz. Ganges Maru. INNER ROADS Beetong. Hydra. Hin Cheong. Rcsang Lasem. Sedenak. Lampong Visut Kasatri. Loh Sic Lee. June. Kah Hua. Tong Seang.
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    249 10 THE Singapore market yesterday regained confidence after the shake-out of the past few days and prices soared steadily from the opening to 51.22g per lb. for first grade October shipment at the close, a rise of 6j| cents on Thursday. At one stage prices rose
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    99 10 Yoke Lan Wins 'Ipoh Fair' Title IPOH, Fri.—Twcnty^me-year-old Miss Tang Yoke Lan, a salesgirl of Messrs. Hagemeyer Trading Co.. in the current trade exhibition mi the Jubilee Park, iron the title of "Miss Inoh Trade Fair, 1955." Points were awarded for charm, beauty, make-up. physique a»i d salesmanship. Runner-up xcas
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    330 10 ASIAN RUBBER OUTPUT IN 1954 UP BY 5% THE United Nations Economic Commission ior Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) reported yesterday that rubber production in the region increased five per cent in 1954 and exports exceeded the previous two years. The report, issued simultaneously here and in Bangkok, showed
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    165 10 PAA To Buy 45 Jet Transports PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS announced yesterday that the company's board of directors has approved the purchase of 45 Americanbuilt jet transports. Contracts have been executed with the Boeing Airplane Co.. Seattle, Douglas Aircraft Co.. Santa Monica and Pratt and Whitney Division of th» United Aircraft
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    88 10 SINGAPORE sharebrokers yesterday reported the following business done: j, $243> M Breweries $3 50 odd lot and $3.55; Metal SI 50* Singapore Cold Storage $i (i 7 Straits Steamship $i:u United Engineers ords SIO.TOf Wcarne Bros 52.87 A; Wm. Jacks $3 20 w. Process $1.20. X Kamunting
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    44 10 EUROPE'S largest blast furnace, the Queen Victoria Ln^l Scunthorpe, Lines, works of the Appleby-Frod-Ingham Steel Company (a branch of United SteVl) pro- cc d a world record output for iron ores, of 11.160 tons rw Pl s" lron in the week ended
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    37 10 THE following September crops are announced: Alor Gajah 24,300 lb.. Aver Panas 75 iiOO lb., Glenealy 77.000 lb.. Kluang 68.500 lb.. Pajam 104.000 lb.. Talisman 31,500 lb.. Teluk Anson 45.361 lb., Ulu Benut 42.000 ib.
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    19 10 MR. STANFORD Gluck, PAA district representative, yesterday left Singapore for San Francisco on a fortnight's business trip.
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    126 10 MALAYAN industrial shares i were still firmer with a fair I volume of business passing. Tin shares continued to be favoured. f Rubber shares were dull with operators cautious dcs- I pite the rise in the rubber com- 1 modity price. 1 Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday reported
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    143 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro- duce Exchange noon closing s prices per picul yesterday: Muntok white pepper $157 sellers. Sarawak white $156 sell- j ers. Special Sarawak black j $106 sellers; coconut oil (bulk) 4 $401 sellers. coconut oil (drums) $43 sellers; copra Oct $27 buyers. $27 1 sellers; Nov
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    95 10 AIR-INDIA Interni winter schedule elTective as from Nov. changes include d< from Singapore which been switched to" Tl (time of departure IJi local time). Mr. R. K. Kaul, the I district manager in said arrivals at Singapoic be on Wednesdays »1 a.m. (local time>. The airline's schedules have been
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    850 12 THIS morning a distraught mother will be reading over a letter she has written The mother knows that "etter by heart. Again and "?ain she has read it. Anain and again she has :nade up her mind to post it, only to hesitate at the pillar-box, and
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    290 12  -  Peggy Brigs By f OVELY models. Nice pic- tures. But what do they moan to YOU? Do you see just a couple of attractive sweaters or does one picture strike you as typically 1955 and the other as a fashion past and finished with, at least
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    279 12  -  Aster Gunasekera By QNE of the earliest civilisations known to man began about 7,000 years ago in the valley of the Nile. It constitutes the ancient history of modern Egypt when the country was under a pharaoh (king) who was an absolute ruler in whom was
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    63 12 topless evening dress can be given quite a new ]ook without much expense. All you need is a yard-and-a-quarter of chiffon organdie, or nylon. Cut' it in half, lengthwise, and make a tiny v on one piece. This half is draped v* the shoulders UMJ to
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    83 13 THE team to represent Singapore against the Combined Indonesian team of Chung Hwa and Tiong Hwa in a friendly soccer match to be played at Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.10 p.. 11. today will be chosen from the following Wilfrori Skinner; Fook Sens Kan Va s,
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    437 13  - TWO MORE TO JOIN MRU TOUR TEAM BILL FUNK BEADLES WILL LEAD MALAYAN XV By ON the eve of his departure for the United Kingdom on leave, Mr. O. H. R. Beadles, hon. secretary of the Malayan Rugby Union, was honoured by the MRU when he was named to head
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    293 13  - Pirie And Emit Zatopek May Visit Singapore Next Month VERITY GILL By SIX of the best athletes Europe has ever produced Gordon Pirie and Brian Hewson of Britain, Emil Zatopek the fabulous Czech 'locomotive', Sandor Iharos and Laslo Tabori of Hungary and Roger Moens of Belgium may stop for one
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    144 13 'I'll Quit After Melbourne' -ZATOPEK LONDON. Oct. 13 (Reuter)— i Emil Zatopek. 33-year-old Czechoslovakian triple Olympic champion, who has dominated long distance running for the past seven years, will retire from international athletics after the Olympic Games in Melbourne next year. Zatopek, a colonel in the Czechoslovak Army, made this
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    161 13 KIALA LUMPUR, Fri.~A brilliant goal by Eng Hoe in the 45th minute gave Technical College a 1-0 win over Police Depot in their s>elangor Hockey Association Division One League match at Gurney Road today. Both teams were evenly matched and it was the clever and
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    132 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Lee Yoke Lin. Malayan (XflCUf record holder and one of seven newly recruited Federation women police inspectors will be given a try-out in the Selangor Women Hockey Association's second trial at Imbi Road on Monday. Teams: Colours: Fletcher (Sel Club>. Lee Yoke Lin
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    56 13 Foong Seong Cup Match JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Johore will meet Malacca in a Foong Seong Cup badminton match tomorrow and Sunday. Johore will be represented by Roland Kg. Robert Ng. K.K. Yoons. Omar Manap, Abbas Wahab. Yusof Akil and Omar Yahaya. The matches will be played In the Examination Shed.
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    42 13 BOYS' TOWN trounced Bukit P;injang English School by 14 goals to nil in a friendly soccer match played at Bukit Timah ground yesterday. Scorers were: Yeo Teng Yang G Vincent Tan 4, and Cboo Kai Sun 4.
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    34 13 GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB trounced W.RAC. Changi 4-0 in a friendly hockey match played at the G:ri.s Sports Club ground yesterday Mary KlaSi .scored three goals and J'>>' Mable one
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    185 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1G Field Ambulance RAMC staved off a spirited late rally by Royal Air Force to win by nine points (two tries, penalty* to five points <goal> at rugger at Bellamy Road today RAMC were the first to score when Preece went through
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      193 13 ftncr By A/ Capp ACCORDING TO CAIN^T PO'GIT WHUT V AH'LL F»X AH O-OIDN'T^KNO^//-? 5 I "Ik*** METER. VO < A PLEASAMT SMILE THET METER AH O/ER-CHARGED HIM A N S£T 3O INCHES- HE GIVE ME, AN'HOW \NO*J. MAMMY// NICK£L.^— HES >- MISTER& J )ATAP>ESJMV HIS EVES HALF- CUOSEDk ITS
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    2214 14  -  WINDSOR LAD The Threat Is Punctuality By THE GOING THERE has been no rain throughout yesterday and the goin a for today should be yielding. CLEVER BUG should prove too smart for his rivals and this four-vear-oia is my choice for the Autumn Cup
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    305 14 COUTTS P COLONY VICTORY Singapore Hi Coum 3, Rozar ;0 j Jf Umpires-R. Hea^h,,. > I SPARKED by ri,, V>J the Colony hockey tafiS? Cj ffapore trounced JohorJ opener that gave much^L* fIS to come this season promis of kjl Played on the SCr the Singaporean key limehght mostly to
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    72 14 THE Singapore B team will take part la I c invitation ba>ketb-ill to i for the King Of Cup to bo held in Pnom-Penh from Nov 27 to Dec 3, Mr. Goh Chye Hin. President of tnc SCAAF announced yciltidlj Singapore and other South. east Asian countries
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