The Straits Times, 5 May 1956

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    13 1 The Straits Times. flat!**'' Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAT 5, 1956 15 CENTS
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    WHEN IT'S ALL OVER...
    7 1 Monday may tell.
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    YES OR NO?—BOYD SILENT
    969 1 YES OR NO?— BOYD SILENT Merdeka men are already tfc»«tr^g of new conrtitiition and another general election But no more talk of quitting TALKS TO GO ON NEXT WEEK LONDON, Friday Today's session lasted 110 minutes. Mr. said when it ended: "It was a busy morning. Considerable ogress was made
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    The M-diary
    223 1 THIS is the diary of the Singapore merdeka delegation since its arrival m London on Apr. 16: 5 APR. 16l Senior Colonial officials welcome Chief s Minister. Mr. Marshall. i APR. 1 7: Talk wide n i n K s PMt between merdeka delegation members. APR. 1 8.
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    Lock icon Club trumps
    39 1 PITTSBURGH, Fri. masked man wielding t three-foot Japanese swort walked into a restaurant here demanded money and slash ed a customer's arm. H< fled after the restauran owner hit him over the hea< with a club.— Reuter.
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    MERDEKA—SEEN BY PUNCH
    125 1 MERDEKA— SEEN BY PUNCH Coconuts and a touch of verse LONDON, Friday.— A full page cartoon in this week's issue of Punch depicts Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, hoisting a flag against a background of coconut trees. Headlined "Birth of a Nation," Punch carries the following stanza underneath: "God,
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    Lock icon Shooting in embassy
    48 1 Consul killed MANILA, Fri. The acting Spanish Consul, Orencio Millaruelo, died of gunshot wounds after a shooting incident in the Spanish Embassy here today. The Spanish Ambassador, Senor Fermin Sanz Orrio, now in Baguio on holiday, is expected to arrive back In Manila tomorrow.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Baby slasher
    31 1 TAIPEH, Fri.— Police today searched Taipeh tor a mysterious criminal, believed to be insane, who has slashed more than SO babies here this week, killing two of them.— Renter.
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    Lock icon Mrs. SMILE HAS LAST LAUGH
    82 1 CHICAGO. Fri. Mrs. Iris Smile has asked a judge here to set aside her divorce decree, granted on March 5 on grounds of cruelty because, she said, her estate agent husband had met. all her reconciliation demands. She said h e had: Bought her a
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    Lock icon Inspector shot
    25 1 ALOIERB, Prl.— An Algerian police inspector was shot dead by terrorists as he entered a restaurant here last night. The terrorists escaped. Reuter.
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    Merger: Tengku still not keen
    244 1 Merger: Tengku still not keen k VISIT TO WAR* COLONY MALAYS rpHE Chief Minister of the Federation, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said in Singapore last night that the political situation in the Colony was "not as it should be." He told the Straits Times this after saying: "We are not very
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    Lock icon Marshal Tito to visit France
    37 1 PARIS. Fri.— Marshal Tito President of Yugoslavia, wll arrive in France next Mondaj on an official visit. The Marshal and his wlfi will be guests of the Frencl President Mr. Rene Cot».Reuter.
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    UNWANTED $300,000
    73 1 No claimants for these social welfare lottery prizes KUALA LUMPUR, Friday.— Social Welfare Lottery prizes worth a total of $313,000 were un- Claimed iasi yecu. They went to swell the Federation Lotteries Board profits to $6,104,638 The sale of tickets brought in $18,078,750. Prizes declared totalled $9447,000 and
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    SUCH A SURPRISE: FREE BUS RIDES!
    128 1 Keep your money, passengers told pREE rides surprised people who boarded some of the buses operated by the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company in Singapore last nieht. This "free service" is believed to be in retaliation to the suspension of a conductor last week
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 REVOLT ON KOOF OF WORM) CALCUTTA. Fri.— About 80.000 people of Eastern Tibet have revolted against Tibet's Communist Chinese Government and more or less liberated eastern districts «if country from Chinese rule. newspaper Hindustan Standard reported today.— r.P.
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    31 1 NEW XUK&, *Tl. me world's tallest building, the Empire State, last night became the world's highest lighthouse when four aircraft beacons were switched on at the 90th floor.— Reuter
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    New weapon—village war councils
    341 2 New weapon village war councils UP GOBS CUBTADf— BOOBMB OITEB GLIMMER OF FMISH^OFF^TKRHORISTS PLAN OTHER DETAILS: FOOD DENIALS, MORE JUNGLE BASHING BY GUARDS J£UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Closer liaison with and increased information from the people is the keynote of the all-out war against the terrorists which the Government is to
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    38 years of efficiency
    57 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Taiplng, Perak. The Queen has approved the The citation said that Mr. award of the Imperial Ser- Sundarajoo .throughout his vice Medal to Mr. Sivagaru 38 years of service maintainEundarajoo, a retired special ed the "highest standards of grade technical assistant, of efficiency,
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    GAY KIMONOS AT EMPEROR'S BIRTHDAY PARTY
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    i AND SIR ROBERT IN TARTAN TIE
    54 2 I THESE JAPANESE WOMEN, clad in gay-coloured kimonos, are flanked by the Commissioner-General, 1 Sir Robert Scott, and the Japanese Consul-Ceneral, s Mr. Ken Ninomiya. They were at a party held at the Island Club on Thursday to celebrate the birthday of their
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    Lock icon Ike's big speech
    21 2 WASHINGTON Fri.-Pres-cient Elsenhower will fly Waco (Texas) on May 25 'x deliver an important Mp policy speech.— Reuter.
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    URANIUM DRIVE WILL GO ON
    146 2 First results disappointing KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The search for uranium in the Fraser's Hill area of northern Selangor has been "disappointing," the Federation's Minister for Natural Resources and Local Government announced today. But prospecting for radio-active deposits elsewhere in the Federation continues, said Inche Suleiman
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    UNION AGREES TO NEW TALKS
    151 2 UNION AGREES TO NEW TALKS THE Ford Motor r> Pany of Malay, the Ford Cnl Salaried stafi r will re-open j£J tions on a nin P demand submTtJ* cently by the the management The decision tv negotiations Wa .s r»c2> Thursday at a ms£?* tween both parties J S Labour
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    Lock icon H-bomb protest
    30 2 WELLINGTON (New Zealand), Pri.— Western Sa-ca will protest to the iMfc United Nations Trustee^Council mission due here morrow against any Brit.;: hydrogen bomb explosr near Christmas Island. Reuter.
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    London talks 'unrealistic
    261 2 SINGAPORE'S CONSTITUTIONAL FUTURE MUST BE LINKED WITH FEDERATION— GUARDIAN MANCHESTER, Fri. ITI The Manchester Guardian today argued that a final constitutional settlement for Singapore alone, without linking it with the Federation, is impossible. If recognition is given to the fact that Singapore is linked with the Federation
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    Lock icon Cigars with thanks
    64 2 ROTTERDAM. Fri. Sir Winston Churchill will receive 120 of the finest Dutch cigars, with bands showing his portrait, when he visits Aachen next week. Thty will be given by the people of Heerlen (Southern Holland) to mark their gratitude for Sir Winston's efforts for European unification. Each
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    Lock icon New envoy
    29 2 WELLINGTON, Fri. The Prime Minuter. Mr. Sidney Holland announced that the New Zealand Charge d'Affalres In Tokyo, Mr. R.L.G. Challis, had been appointed Minister in Bangkok —Reuter.
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    SIR ROBERT OPENS ART EXHIBITION
    71 2 The one-man art exhibition by Mr. Chen Wen Hsi, was opened by the CommissionerGeneral, Sir Robert Scott, yesterday in the British Council Hall, Singapore. Speaking In Mandarin, he said: "I am sure that Singapore art lovers will appreciate Mr. Chen's masterpieces. I wish him every
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    Lock icon Human Rights members
    41 2 NEW YORK. Fri.— The U.N. Economic and Social Council has elected six countries to its Human Rights Commission for a three-year term beginning next Jan. 10. They were the United States. Argentina, Ceylon, Italy Persia and Israel— UP
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    Lock icon Tour of bases
    33 2 HONG KONO, Fri. Mr. Frank Hlgglns, U.S. Assistant Secretary of the Army, left here today for Saigon to continue his tour of us. Army bases in the Far East. —Reuter
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    Study tour by varsity man
    42 2 LONDON, Fri Dato H£ Mohamed Eusoff Pro-CJ» cellor of the Univer.^ f Malaya and chairman oT j University Councn. J Newcastle upon 1 > r yesterday to study J^ tra ganlsation and adrnW tion of the Unlveßl Durham.
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    Lock icon State coal: A new loss
    38 2 LONDON. Fri. --Brvg! State-owned c°al "fl tf lost £19.600,000 in the dal year Just ended~iw r jest loss since it n! alised 10 years :tgo. The industry sto«i ocJ now stands at Reuter.
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    One film a year
    35 2 LONDON. fft-coSS* Wisdom, British i<n» said yesterday on h« home from a he l^ United Wates that w j signed a contract to m^. film a year for an company Rtnittr
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    MALAYAN JAYCEES TO AID VIETNAM
    99 2 Team of six will look after refugees TOHE Malayan Junior Chamber of Commerce is lending six members to South Vietnam next month to help rehabilitate refugees. They are taking part In a project sponsored by Junior Chamber International and will stay there for six months.
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    DEFENCE PACT TO BE SIGNED ON I-DAY
    97 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today he hoped to sign Uie Federation's defence pact with Britain on the day the Federation achieved its independence on Aug. 31. 1957. The Working Party appointed to draft the defence and mutual
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    Lock icon WAS HE CARRIED OFF AS SPY BY B& K?
    346 3 Myitery of Britain's frogman hero r, OSDON. Fri.— BriL tish newspapers .peculated today that B P riti>h frogman-hero »T£?S snooping around the Souet cruiser Orjonikidze »h«" n he yanishP d in Portsmouth harbour last month. Thf burden of the specu- ion
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    Lock icon Razor gang slash Spot
    264 3 PRELUDE TO ALL-OUT UNDERWORLD WAR? MASKED MEN IN THE SHADOWS THES BLOOD ON THE PAVEMENT i ONDON, Fri. Jack h comer, self-styled fc. n g of London's underworld, was left bleedinii on a Soho pavement last night after a savage attack by a razor gang. Turner
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    Lock icon DISARM TALKS END IN FAILURE
    132 3 LONDON, Fri. Western delegations to the London Disarmament Conference today admitted failure to reach agreement with Russia, but declared that a settlement was still possible and necessary. Representatives of Britain, France, the United States and Canada, who have been negotiating here with Russia since March
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    Lock icon SHORT, HAPPY LIFE OF A LONDON RAKE
    210 3 SHORT, HAPPY LIFE OF A LONDON RAKE f ONDON. PrL Nor- man Hienett. excoroner, ex-solicitor and ex-convict, could never resist the lur* of brisrht lights and lush livine. It led him to the dock of the Old Bailey, London's Central Criminal Court, hi May 1950. He went to Jail for
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    Lock icon Prohibition in Ceylon
    85 3 Top priority scheme COLOMBO. Pri. -T he Ceylonese Government will give the subject of total prohibition top priority, the i Home Minister. Mr. A.P. Ja- yasurfya, said yesteYday. If total prohibition is enforced the Government will lose revenue to the extent of about Rs. 71,000,000 a year.
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    'She -devil' crushes ex-lover to death as hundreds watch
    378 3 NEW ORLEANS, Friday. A 33-year-old former woman marine battered her ex-lover to death here yesterday by repeatedly running over his body with her car, said police. "I would do it again." she! said later hi her cell. "He took my love,
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    Lock icon 'Dictator in disguise' Poujade has new plan
    153 3 'Dictator in disguise' Poujade has new plan PARIS, Frt rE Fret** antl-tast leader, Mr. Metre Feajafe. sail last nltnt: "At Fourth Republic arast cad at the earliest >■— lain moment and most be followed by a Fifth Republic, aossiUjr with a presidential type of regime, or eta* it will he
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    Lock icon CEYLON TO BUILD UP FORCES
    157 3 COLOMBO. Pri. Ceylon will strengthen its armed services when the British forces withdraw from their bases on the island, the Prime Minister, Mr. S. W. Randaranaike, said yesterday. Meanwhile, employees at the British naval base at Trincomalee and at the air base at Katunayake, have
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    LONDON STOCKS
    296 3 LONDON, Pri. STOCK markets ended the week on a satisfactory note, thank* to further selective buying. Sentiment was helped by the overnight advance on Wall Street and by further good company statements. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: LOAMS Consols £54% Funding 4%
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    Hit brother
    24 4 SEGAMAT. Fri. After a quarrel over children, Chua Ah Kee, 31. hit his brother with a changkol. Yesterday he was fined $50.
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    POLY MAY START CLASSES THIS YEAR
    250 4 POLY MAY START CLASSES THIS YEAR SITE clearance for the $10 million Singapore Polytechnic in Shenton Way will begin in July and there is a possibility the first classes will open in temporary accommodation at the end of this year. The chairman of the Board of Governors, Mr. L. Cresson,
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    Night shots
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Home Guard at Kampong Chemor in the Ipoh district of Perak fired at a figure on Wednesday night when he did not get an answer to his challenge. The figure fled.
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    NEW WAR ON ROAD PIRATES
    183 4 I B— get tore* ot in*p—tor* on the prowl night and day 30 arrests so far but t^ witnesses are still being intimidated A SECRET force of inspectors has b een ganised by the Registrar of Vehicles t hunt down pirate taxis. The inspectors, working
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    MOTORIST'S TALE OF THINGS THAT GO BUMP AT NIGHT
    143 4 MOTORIST'S TALE OF THINGS THAT GO BUMP AT NIGHT rwas flying hub Bans net saucer*— in Scotts Road, Singapore. last night. A businessman, Mr. R. White, said he was reaching the Calrnhlll Read Junction when his car went bump. ."1 heard a terrific din, stopped and found that a hab
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    Newsman accused of theft, forgery
    159 4 UNION LOST CHEQUES, COURT TOLD ABBAS JUMAT, a journalist, was accused yesterday in a Singapore magistrate court of stealing a cheque book belonging to the Singapore Union of Journalists and forgery. He was alleged to have stolen the cheque book during April from Mr. D.
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    He's off to — London
    58 4 He's off to London MR. REUBEN SOLOMON (above), an old boy of St. Andrew's School, Singapore. left the Colony yesterday for Britain in the line* Chnaaa. Be hopes to Join the London Polytechnic for a coarse in accountancy. An active member of the Junior Symoheny Or-, ehestrm, Mr. Solomon will
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    HITCH-HIKERS ROB LORRY DRIVER
    62 4 HITCH-HIKERS ROB LORRY DRIVER A Singapore lorry driver, Ong Eng Tai, was robbed of $510 and a fountain pen by three hitch-hikers. Ong told the police he picked up the three men in dementi Road at about 11 pjn. on Thursday. After he had driven them for more than half
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    Broadhurst back
    22 4 Mr. D. K. Broadhurst. Deputy Commissioner of Police, returned to Singapore by air yesterday after six weeks' leave in England.
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    The draw tonight
    39 4 The draw of the sweep in aid of the Kluang Town Hall building fund to commemorate the diamond Jubilee of the Sultan of Johore will be held at the Kluang town padang at nine o'clock tonight.
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    Transferred
    15 4 TAIPING, Fri. Mr. Lee Chin Hua, veterinary surgeon. Taiping. has been transferred to Ipoh.
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    Going to market -or woes of a wife
    312 4 Going to market -or woes of a wife THE AISWER TO THAT 'HAWKER' ATTACK SINGAPORE housewives are up in arms against a City Councillor, Dr. C. J. Poh, who called them lazy for buying from hawkers instead of doing their shopping at markets. "Lazy. indeed," they said. "Does Dr. Poh
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    TWO ROBBERS WERE RIOT MEN—C.I.D.
    203 4 TWO ROBBERS WERE RIOT MEN— C.I.D. Three took part in 3 a.m. crime r r o men, convicted In Singapore yesterday on a robbery charge, were said to have been involved In the Colony's riots in December 1950. A C.I.D. report identified them as Mohamed Kasslm bin Mohamed Khan. 30,
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    POSED AS RED AGENT —6 MONTHS' JAIL
    100 4 SEREMBAN, *Ti. Kanappan, 22. who posed aa terrorist agent and extorted money from a Chinese was sentenced to six months' Jail here today. Kanappan admitted extort. Ing a dollar from Chin Wan at Ulu Temiaiuj on April 16. Inspector Dolla Singh, prosecuting, said
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    A PROMINENT INDIAN LEADER DIES
    84 4 A PROMINENT INDIAN LEADER DIES Mr. J. M. Doral Raj a rr minent Indian commumf, leader in Singapore, died the General Hospital wLj day afternoon after a b M illness. He wa.s 66 Mr. Dorai Raj recant, retired as .secretary of Indian Chamber of C o* merce. He was a
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    Stamp auction
    24 4 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold a special auction meeting at the Pavilion Res. taurant, Orchard Road at 5.45 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    JURY DIFFERS: NEW TRIAL
    84 4 PENANQ. Prl. —Mr. Justice Spenser-Wilkinson today ordered a re-trial for Ng Chin Chew, charged with robbing a couple at the Botanic Oardens at midnight on Nov. 20 last year, after the jury failed to reach a verdict. They had retired twice. Ng, with three other men
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    Wife didn't get a cent
    248 5 s jS4A'MONTH DETECTIVE 0H 7 CHILDREN IS SUED BY HIS No. 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. m-'TKCTIVE told the Second Magistrate's A niirt here today that he had not given his o nd *'tf e a sin £l e cent s nce ne married her Hooi,
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    Postman stole 3 letters
    68 5 Postman stole 3 letters POSTMAN. Abdul Ghanl I rr Vbdu! Wahid, plead- m a Singapore rday to three I tealing registered 8? offences were com- b«tw.cn Mar. 29 and Si the prosecution said, rs were addressed Pcreira, Sister the R ev Mother Dv Ttes, all of i and contained of
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    I FARMERS GET MORE TIME 10 PREPARE
    56 5 I FARMERS GET MORE TIME 10 PREPARE fte Singapore Governr .'-':> $100,000 agricultural ■j has been postponed to l. The exhibition was to have ws held in early July, but l.- c ,r> of the Rural Board aid not give far0, enough time to prepare. Government is offering F. 2.000
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    Planter returns
    28 5 SITIAWAN, Fri.— Mr. JohD Watson, manager of Ayer Tawar and Cashwood Estates, returned yesterday after four months' leave in Australia. New Zealand, Hong Kong and Japan.
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    THE BOY FROM HAINAN
    123 5 THE BOY FROM HAINAN —dies a rich man after 69 yean KUALA LUMPUR, FrL A Chinese, who came to Malaya as a boy 69 years ago and made a fortune, died at his home here this morning. Mr. Wong Slew Choong. 82, came to Kuala Lumpur from Hainan. After trying
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    Visit to home for deaf
    32 5 Miss Barbara Coke, London Director of the Junior Red Cross Society, yesterday -visited the Social Welfare school for deaf children. In Singapore. She leaves for Britain today.
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    Party paper
    22 5 EPOH, Fit The People's Progressive Party of Malaya has applied for a licence to publish a twice monthly newspaper. -Acttaa."
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    Govt. officials get lesson on good manners ~in verse
    116 5 Govt. officials get lesson on good manners ~in verse KUANTAN, Fri Quoting a Malay pan ton. Pahang's acting State Secretary, Inche Abdullah Said, has told Government officers hi the state to mind their manners when dealing with the public. In a circular to all District Officers and heads of departments,
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    A captured rhino: Sultan says 'Keep out'
    153 5 A captured rhino: Sultan says 'Keep out' YOHORE BAHRU. FrL J A rhinoceros, believed to be the biggest captured alive in Malaya, is now in the Sultan of Johore's private zoo here. And because the beast was wounded when it was trapped by Sakats in the jungle near Endau the
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    Whirlwind tour
    24 5 Mr. G. Jennebelly, the Belgian Consul in Singapore, left by air yesterday for a sixday whirlwind tour of countries in South-East Asia.
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    Final entries
    28 5 The final entries for the Pan-Malayan Photographic Exhibition, to be held ir June, will be judged tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Odeor Hollywood Room, Singapore.
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    BOSS GOING ON LEAVE EX-BANDITS GIVE PARTY
    92 5 BOSS GOING ON LEAVE EX-BANDITS GIVE PARTY SEREMBAN, Fri. Fourteen ex-terrorists, glasses in hand, gravely rose as their spokesman proposed a toast. "Salamat jalan," he said. "May you return to us soon." A stocky Englishman, a twinkle in his eye, replied: "111 be back. Keep up the good work while
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    Village fire makes 200 homeless
    142 5 TWO ROWS OF HOUSES RAZED TELUK ANSON, Friday. ABOUT 200 people, mostly Chinese, were made homeless when a fire wiped out an entire village one and half miles from sabak Bernam in northwest Selangor at 1 sun. today. There were no casualties. Two rows of
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    SANDRA WINS TROPHY WITH HER CANARY
    106 5 SANDRA ENGLISH, nine, proudly holds the first prise trophy she won with her canary entry in the junior section of the Singapore Cage Bird Society show at the Happy World. m Other winners were: Mr. M. C. Boyle, Mr. Khoo Kay Ann, Mr. Frank
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    MUSIC IN MERDEKA MOOD—NOW NO WORDS
    192 5 MUSIC IN MERDEKA MOOD— NOW NO WORDS Maestro writes a Labour anthem THE LABOUR FRONT is still having trouble with its party song. Last month it had words bat no music. Now it's the other way round. Front officials hope to reach a harmonious solution within the next few days
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    FAREWELLS ARE A THIRSTY JOB
    86 5 FAREWELLS ARE A THIRSTY JOB Four hundred and eighty two passengers and thousands of visitors yesterday Jammed the first and tourist class bars on the 24,000-ton Chusan before the liner left Singapore for Britain. Barmen, sweating profusely in the heat, supplied drinks to thirsty passengers and visitors alike. The Chusan,
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    Boy, 8, dies after accident
    60 5 Boy, 8, dies after accident JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. David Wiles, eight-year-old son of Mr. A. J. Wiles, of the Naval Base, died last night in the hospital here from injuries received when he was knocked down by a car. David and his mother were walking yesterday afternoon along Jalan Kota
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    Insurance men want more pay
    79 5 Insurance men want more pay ABOUT 600 employees of Singapore's 27 insurance companies will meet today to discuss a claim for better conditions. They are members of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, which is affiliated to the Trades Union Congress. The president, Mr. A. J. Lewis, said yesterday that
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    Holland has not forgotten them
    57 5 Holland has not forgotten them THE DUTCH community In Singapore, led by the Consol-General, Mr. D. G. K. MkMelbwg, yesterday attended a remembrance service at the Cenotaph in honour of those who died daring the war to liberate the Netherlands. Here Commander Winkelnin, Royal Netherlands Naval Liaison Officer, lays a
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    ALL IN TWO TONGUES...
    68 5 PENANO, Fri.— A Settlement councillor, Inche Aziz Ibrahim (Bast Coast), wants all Government department nameboards to be in Malay as well as in English, He will move a motion at the council's next meeting on Wednesday lor the appointment of a select committee to consider this
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    These tickets won prizes
    45 5 Winners of tickets sold by the Australian and New Zealand stall at the International Bazaar in aid of the blind in Singapore are: Hamper No. 89 (Miss ßrisk), ham No. 57 (Mrs. Wilford) and cake No. 76 (Mrs. S. K. Wong).
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    In and out
    30 5 SEGAMAT, FrL— Mr. Chia i Chin Koon has resigned as i as Chief Tenants' Registra- tion Officer. He has been i succeeded by Mr. Chan Chee Kong.
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    DEATH
    26 6 21, Word, $1$ (Minimum) MR. S. SANKARAPILLAI. Btagfctnr, at Sittenkerny, Ceylon, on 3.5.1956. Cable received by bat Nephew If. Arunaaalam of Paaar Bond. Kuala Lumpur.
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    116 6 20 Word, $U (Minimum) MR. FOO CHEZ JIN and famllv gratefully thank all relative.-, and friends for their condolences wreaths and attendance the funeral of their father Mr. Foo Hee Toon. MESSRS HO CHAK LAM, Mow Sum, Punc Weng and their Families thank all Relatives and Friends for Rendering
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat. May, 5, 1956. Natural And Synthetic
    612 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Sat. May, 5, 1956. Natural And Synthetic The Goodrich claim that its new synthetic Is a perfect duplicate of natural rubber has made little stir in the market. This may be because the claim was first made in 1954, and was repeated last year after road
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    London Progress
    341 6 There will be satisfaction in Singapore that Mr. Marshall has received good news from Mr. Lennox-Boyd, although there is no immediate occasion for yamsengs in champagne. If rejoicing in the Colony must be restrained, it is because no-one is yet privy to the tidings which sent the Chief
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    Postal Savings
    235 6 In the last five years the number of accounts in the Singapore Post Office Savings Bank has doubled. There are over half a million depositors with $55,000,000 to their credit. This expansion is an indication of growing prosperity, although Singapore is not the thriftiest place in South-East Asia.
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    As I was saying. A
    1191 6  -  CYNICUS by THE pleasant vision of x the Communist threat in Singapore fading away with self-government, held out by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew in an interview in London, contrasts rather oddly with what is happening in the Federation. The Federation Communists are not fading away.
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    SATURDAY STUDY
    8 6 THE MOSQUE Photo by R. Manikam
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    The good Samaritan
    869 6 3fAMsJklfSMA]¥ I P Malaya today, specially the "Black" i areas of Malaya, the i motorist's nightmare is the fear of breakdown on that always nerve wracking effort to be back before the curfew at 7. A serious defect In your engine cannot be remedied. In the current
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    78 6 (From the Straits Timet of May 3. m6) AKeh living at Rochore Canal Road reported to the police that a bullock of his had been stolen. Inquiries were Instituted by inspector Sullivan and the animal was found at the 44 milestone, Thomson Road, yesterday In the possession
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    3 FREED FROM LONG JAIL TERMS
    185 7 3 FREED FROM LONG JAIL TERMS irHREE m en previously Iseitenced to long o f imprisonment Redout of the Singa'a r V High Court yester- free men. Their conns on charges of robbery were d by the Court of iminal Appeal. reo Peng Soon. vaik and Tan Wan I and
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    $800 RAF gift
    43 7 M: Loke Wan Tho, chairBan of the Singapore Youth gporis Appeals Committee, nterdsy received an $800 j.-.eque from Group Capt. D. D Rogers, the Station Commander of R.A.F. Seletar. be money came from the t.\-.cers. NCOS and men of his
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    24 7 r«RAI RAJ. aired 66 p. aviay on 4.5.56. Funeral Christ* Church. Dorset r al 4.30 p.m. and at BidaOn a: 5.15 p.m. to-day.
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    Nanyang B.A.s: Tan hits out
    351 7 EDUCATION MINISTER FLAYED FOR 'SLUR ON UNIVERSITY' jyp. Tan Lark Sye, Chairman of the Nanyang University Council, has strongly criticised the Education Minister. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, for saying the Singapore Government is unable to recognise the University's degrees. In a letter to Mr. Chew
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    In Sago Lane, prayers and tears
    230 7 In Sago Lane, prayers and tears LAST RESPECTS FOR VICTIMS CAGO LANE, the street of death houses and the scene of Thursday's fire in which six people were burnt to death, went about its business yesterday with a difference. Above the drum beat of brass bands and clashing cymbals, the
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    Weeder has neck cut
    63 7 KAUB, PrL— A 62-year-old weeder, Chen Chong. was found groaning in his bed with a deep wound in his neck in Sungel Chetang new village last night Police found a bloodstained chopper under the bed. They do not suspect foul play. Chen works on Chettinad Estate,
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    Pay day: Workers say 'No thanks'
    338 7 'WON'T COLLECT MOVE MAY GROW KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. NON-RECOGNITION by their union of certain pay scales today resulted in workers on several rubber estates declining to accept their wages. The payroll therefore was returned to the bank and the workers were told: "The money
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    THAT PROMISE
    92 7 Keep close to people, Tengku tells Alliance Councillors ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Chief Minister, Tengku 1V Abdul Rahman, has told elected Alliance Councillors to pay regular visits to their constituencies. I A circular from the Tengku asks councillors to be in close contact with the electors. The circular
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    Clerks threaten strike
    140 7 EMPRESS PLACE PAY TALKS DEADLOCK GOVT. OFFER IS NIGGARDLY, SAY UNIONS REPRESENTA- TIVES of Singapore Government clerks yest c r d a y threatened strike action after negotiations with the Government at Empress Place on wage claims had ended in deadlock. The clerks number 3.000 and are
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    FATHER OF FOUR MISSING FOR SIX DAYS
    90 7 ANTHONY CHEW, a 30--year-old clerk hi the Singapore City Council's Gas Department, has been reported missing for the past six days by his wife. She said he left their flat in Clemcnoeau Avenue on the night of April 21, saying he was going
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    MAKAN? MISTRESS MONEY? MOTHER
    150 7 That's how a father of nine gets by A FATHER of nine yesterday told a Singapore court of the three women in his life: His MOTHER, who gave him his pocket money; His MISTRESS, who provided his food. And his WIFE "I was a bank cashier."
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    Bank case: 24 give evidence
    100 7 fftWENTY-POUR witnesses X gave evidence on the third day of a preliminary inquiry In Singapore yesterday into a charge against Soon Huat Seng of misappropriating $105,658 from the South branch of the Oversea Chinese Bank. All were customers of the bank on Feb. 6 with
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    Cinema on estate
    46 7 RAWANG. JTI. A $9,000 cinema hall was opened on Kapar Bharu Estate, nine miles from here, yesterday. The general manager, Mr. j. Stewart, told labourers that badminton courts and a library were also being planned. The hall, complete with stage, can hold 500.
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    A village votes
    74 7 KAJANO, Pri. People of the 18th mile village (pop. 1000) in Ulu Langat yesterday went to the polls for the first time to elect their own council representatives. Nine seats were contested by 28 candidates, and those elected were Messrs. Oon Kiat Keng, Tan Kwee Sui, Lee
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    Receiving order against firm
    43 7 A receiving order was made against Khiow Kwang and Company by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday on a bankruptcy petition filed by Lindeteves (Malaya) Ltd.. to whom the company owes $10,422 on a Judgment debt.
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    $150 LOAD THAT INVITES DISASTER
    188 7 $150 LOAD THAT INVITES DISASTER npiNS of dried fruit and 1 packets of Josssticks... and two old women trying to save $150... they might have precipitated an air disaster. There was a minor uproar at the Singapore Airport yesterday when the dried fruit and Joss-sticks discovered In the luggage of
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    $5 A DAY FOR PINE MEN
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR. PH. Nine hundred workers of the Pineapple Estate In Pekan Nanas Johore, are to get 75 cents more a day under a settlement negotiated by the National Union of Factory and General Workers. The workers went on strike on March 23 and
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    New advocate
    25 7 Miss Phyllis Poh Lian Tan was admitted to the Singapore Bar yesterday by Mr. Justice Taylor to practise as an advocate and solicitor.
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      58 7 High tides TOLAY: Singapore 5.43 a.m. (6ft. 6in..i 7.19 p.m. (6ft. Bin.); Port Dickson 1.31 a.m. (.6ft.) 2.05 p.m (6ft. 61n.) Penang 9.30 a.m. (sft' 7in.) 9.05 p.m. (sft. 61n,). TOMORROW: Singapore 7.10 am. (6ft. 71n.) B.OS p.m. (7ft. lin.): Port Dickson 2.49 ajn. (6ft. 3in.) 3.16 p.m. (7ft. 2in.);
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    $250,000 WELCOME CENTRE AT DOCKS
    175 8 $250,000 WELCOME CENTRE AT DOCKS SINGAPORE Harbour Board will begin to build its first receptionterminal for passengers next week. The £250,000 building should be completed by the end of the year. It will serve ships berthing at godowns 42 and 43 —at the city end of the wharves. It will
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    Man accused of abduction
    41 8 Lee Ah Kow was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with abducting Tham Yee Tom at New Bridge Road on the evening of Dec. 13. He was remanded in custody till May 12. No plea was recorded.
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    Raffle prize
    35 8 A typewriter, raffled at the recent International Bazaar in aid of the blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, was won by Madam Lim Kit Chim, of Rawang, Selangor, holder of ticket 144.
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    Jewish meeting
    23 8 The Jewish Welfare Board will hold its annual meeting at the Adelphi Roof Garden, i Singapore, at 5.30 p.m. to- morrow.
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    Rice trader says: 'Never fully broke but I was always hard up'
    535 8 Rice trader says: 'Never fully broke but I was always hard up' *I WAS 9355,000 TO TUB OWB T 1 j KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The managing director of the Kong Fatt Cheong Rice Agency, Ltd., Foong Soon Seng, 40, admitted in the Sessions court here today that his properties, including
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    FILM UNIT TO BE AT BIG CONCERT
    89 8 rpHE Malayan Film Unit is to film the opening night of the Los Angeles Philharmonic j Orchestra at the Singapore Badminton Hall next Saturday. The hall will be fitted with special lighting and the unit i will use telescopic lenses to capture shots
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    'FORCED TO DO OVERTIME'
    173 8 Probe into strikers 9 charge IPOH, Friday. AN official of the Labour Department here will make an on-the-spot inquiry into allegations by striking tea-pickers of the Sungei Palas Estates in the Cameron Highlands that they have been forced to do overtime work. The estate management and
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    Girl saved from sea
    52 8 An la-year-old girl, Ylt i Whye Kheng, was saved from i drowning In the sea off Clili ford Pier, Singapore, yester- day afternoon. She feU Into the water while watching ships at an- chor. A wipp««wian pulled I her out. She was admitted to I the
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    Divorce for a wronged wife
    62 8 Madam Ong Phek Neo, of Opal Crescent, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan in the Singapore High Court yesterday on the grounds of her husband, Ong Kirn Seng's adulThe decree will be made absolute in three months. The couple were
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    Army union wants free transport
    83 8 TTHB Singapore Army Civil Service Union wants the Army to do away with the system of charging for transport which was Introduced last year. The union, in Its annual report published yesterday, said that it would press for free transport for civilian employees of the
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    When lepers roamed Singapore streets
    1603 9 yW^jfH I 'Tocksinys' Hospital l was used as a fait m YET ANOTHER lasting monument to local enterprise and philanthropy in Singapore is the Tan Tock Seng tuberculosis hospital in Mouhnein Road. Work on five 6storey blocks (two-ward blocks) and ancillary buildings is under way,
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    THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION
    2582 10 COMPANY MEETING I (INCORPORATED) Annual General Meeting Friday, 27th April, 1956. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The Ordinary General Meeting Of the Rubber Growers' Association (Incorporated) was held on April 27th in London. Mr. J. W. A. Calver, the Chairman, presided and before commencing his speech drew particular attention
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    APRIL TIN EXPORTS WERE DOWN BY 12 PER CENT
    659 10 APRIL TIN EXPORTS WERE DOWN BY 12 PER CENT By Our Market Correspondent WHEN the April trade figures are available it will probably be found that the value of trade contracted considerably, due to the sharp drop in exports of tin and rubber last month. Preliminary tin exports issued yesterday
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 10 May first grade rubber bayera f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at NH cent, per lb. up three-oarteri of a cent on Thursday. The closing tone was "slightly easier at the close." Closing prices in cents per lb. were: No 1 R.S.S. Spot t.o.b. buyers 88%, sellers 88 No.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    150 10 Singapore Chinese Prodnce Exchange: noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: firm; May (nominal) $30H buyers, $31 Vi sellers; June $30% buyers, $31% sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $47 sellers, drum $50 sellers. Pepper: quiet, with no business reported done; Muntok white $101, Sarawak $100, special Sarawak black
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    B.P. DIVIDEND
    63 10 LONDON Pri.— British Petroleum Company have announced a fip^i dividend 10 per cent tax free m^tiw 15 per cent tax free for the year 1955. This compares with an interim of five per cent, less tax on the old capital and a final dividend of 14 per cent,
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    Rubber market anxious
    546 10 mHE rubber market reach--1 ed Its lowest level of the year at the beginning of this week after which sentiment took a turn for the better, report Holiday, Cutler Bath fc Co. Ltd. This however, was not due to greater offtake by overseas buyers, but rather to
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 10 On the free exchange market in Hoof Keac ve«terday. the U.S. dollar wan ouoted ft 5.83% for ca«h and 8.88% for T.T. SlorMag was quoted at 18.88 and •no taol of gold at 384%.
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    12 10 plcul (down S2) COPRA: 30. 82l I picul (down 37.,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 10 1 moderately active *1 'i moving narrowly and falls almost balancing Exchange here today tV the feature of acthit- 5 s Search at steady p.-w H minings mostly qu 3 <*, ..Ing about steady w 6 firm. a Loans i%% 1956-w £93 Bank of N.S.W. r 3l Mount
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    SHIPPING
    95 10 Ships lying alonrsidr ih t si«, pore Harbour Board whirr* expected today arr Ajtvhj Hoogkerk 45. BenveE CP. M hus 6 7. Agamemnon 8 9 Ru mun 11. Benvrackie 13 'A S sias *****. State of Tra\'an«n Cochin 18, Elizabeth Bakkp 'tj Hong Tat N. Wall 2 Sew- i
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    24 10 The following April outpXi -M announced:— Takuapa SO; p:J Sunset Bidor 721 ptenk; I Tin; Rasa 523 pkob; Jinmcl 711 piculs. I
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      31 10 TODAY: 3.15, 6.M 9.15 pjn. "MISS COCA COLA" Hindi w/EngUsh snbtMles Tomorrow 11 ajn. (aerial) "CANADIAN MOUNTIES vs. ATOMIC INVADERS". DIAMOND THEATRE: TEL: M 446 DAILY: AT 1 JJt PJI. r
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      103 10 CHANGE OF& ADDRESS JAMES PEDROZA CARGO SURVEYOR-LICENCED APPRAISER AS FROM THE 7th MAY, 1956 ROOM 12 J ASIA INSURANCE BUILDING PHONE *****. OPERATION BROTNERHOOI Relief Wtfars REEDED hMtdiittly AGRICULTURISTS NURSES DOCTORS SOCIAL WORKERS HOSPITAL ASSISTANTS DENTISTS MOTOR MECHANICS Join international relief project sponsored by the Junior I Chamber of Commerce
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      772 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS KELANTAN Applications are Invited from serving officers who are subjects of H.HTthe Sultan Kelantan for 1966 and 1957 Scholarships to nnfl^ffßfl degree courses in an approved College or University In Malaya or Overseas. Forms of application and other particulars can be obtained from the State Secretariat
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      345 10 TENDERS MEDICAL TENDER TENDERS will be received at the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road, Singapore 2, up to noon on Monday. 28th May, 1956. for supply of Penicillin, Dihydrostreptomycln. Chloramphenicol and TsonissM. Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained from the Government Medical Store, Silat Road, Singapore 3. JOHORE
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      1231 11 >4o» MANSFIELD dk CO^ LTD. Toll mis I** 1 (Incorporated in Singapore) (1] tlnls) &S THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE noenn to proceed vio other ports to load ond discharge cargo At l.N«?. LIVERPOOL. 6LASCOW, LONDON i. CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Soil. p. S'hom Penang T# T-r^ V ""1.-. Mey S May
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    19 12 The Purtobohan Bumi Putera, a Malay political party, wants passport regulations to be introduced between Singapore and the Federation
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      The honours Mandarins
      334 12 AS an honours graduate of a large western university, I am astounded to learn of frustration among local graduates caused by having to order tea. answer telephone calls and the other "routine *ork." In my first Job, just after the economic depression of the thirties (when I
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      The impolite Mandarins
      81 12 AFTER reading the news item headed "The Hon- ours Tea Girl" in your paper dated 27.4.56. I feel that my own experience could be of some interest. I was working as Clerk/Typist under a University of Malaya graduate who made me sharpen his pencils and endeavoured to
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      These scouts were tidy
      197 12 A FEW days ago I took a -nsmall party of scouts for a few days camp to Pangkor Island. We selected a suitable spot near the Rest House. The site had evidently previously been occupied by scouts. We found plenty of "signs" to lead us to
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      The worst road
      59 12 AS a resident of Jalan Bayam. I would like very much to draw the attention of Kelantan P.W.D. to the road leading to Third Division Government Quarters. It is dusty during dry days and muddy during the wet days. So far I can see this is the
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      Are these men fit to teach?
      286 12 pAN someone tell me if \j five years' teaching experience in a primary school, would qualify anyone to be a lecturer in English at a Teachers' Training College. According to Federal House, Kuala Lumpur, it apparently does. Since 10.4.56, when the Government advertisement appeared
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      Part-tine doctors
      82 12 I REFER to your report in the Straits Times of April 28 on the question of part-time private doctors. Many more doctors m the Federation would be quite willing to help the Minister for Health in part time work if they were asked to do so. I am
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      Protest will do harm
      168 12 Protest will do harm 'THE report that the X Malays in Jelebu plan to stage a protest march to get their rice ration raised, and that the protest is being sponsored by U.M.N.O. raises serious issues. The Malays of Jelebu receive exactly the same scale of rice ration as the
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      Mails are delayed
      95 12 Mails are delayed mHE Post Office mails X are delivered at 12 noon and mails closed at 3.30 p.m. at Pontian. This means that half the day is gone before mails arrive and only 3 hours in which to reply to them on the same day. This results in great
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      Sarawak has a PAP too
      128 12 A Chinese newspaper here recently published news of a meeting called for the formation of a political party to be called the 'Sarawak People's Party.' The 'sponsors' are said to be some prominent Chinese, one of whom is a member of the Council Negri. Rumour
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      That Chinese test
      134 12 1 FOUND Interesting Mr. F. Wallace's reply to my letter of 4.4.56. Admittedly a Book VI Koyu Reader is simple enough for a 11-year-old school boy. But it can be difficult for a 20-year-old youth who had left school 10 years ago. If you ask a 10-year-old
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      Society of loafers
      73 12 A FEW days ago, one of your readers said he wanted bread rather than merdeka now. I however demand protection of my property and the safety of my life from loafers (mostly from secret society). It has been reported that these gangs are growing in numbers and
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    Lock icon Sussex start off with 8-wicket victory
    304 13 MARLAR'S OFFBREAKS CAUSE WARWICKSHIRE COLLAPSE f LONDON, Frl OOBIN MARLAR, the Sussex captain, gave his county a good start to the 1956 championship season when he took seven wickets for 50 runs in the defeat of Warwickshire by eight wickets at Birmingham today. It
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    Aussies draw
    23 13 WORCESTER, Fri. The Australian cricketers drew their three-day match with Worcestershire here today. Scores: Worcester 99 and 231 for nine. Australians
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    1000 Gns to Honeylight
    112 13 NEWMARKET, Sat. TTONETLIGHT, a lti/6 11 chance arnned by Sir Victor SauMoon, span tlie One) Tbeusmad Gmineas for allies hen today. The heavily backed French flHy, Midget, which started at Ist to 3* was ee- eond. Arietta, a stable companion «f the winnes?. was ink* at
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    NINE MORE RECORDS FALL AT CHINESE SCHOOLS MEET
    937 13 NINE MORE RECORDS FALL AT CHINESE SCHOOLS MEET VINE more records 11 taking the grand total to 26 records and two equalled were set at the Singapore Chinese Schools annual threeday athletic meet at Jalan Besar yesterday, final day of the meeting. Chinese High School athletes again dominate the events
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      858 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Wfd, U (min.)—B*t Md-aalM. 1956 HILLMAN CAUPORNIAN. Flat 1100. Dae. 1955 Ford Consul, many Extras. Ring *****. GOOD USED CARS at reasonable prices: 1955 Studebaker. 1953 Austin Coupe. 1952 Ford Consul, 1951 M.Q.T.D., HUlman, A.40, Mercury. Trade-ins Si Etay Payments welcome. Singapore Uaad Car Co., 36,
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      440 13 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) SERVICE NO. 17— HOLLAND VILLAGE TO BRAS BASAH ROAD (Evening Service after 1 paa.). Commencing from 6th May 1966, the evening service from 7 p.m. between Holland Village and Bras Basah Road will run via, Stamford Road Instead of
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      412 13 NOTICES NOTICE Notice to hereby given that Delivery Order No. M77/BL HASIN No. 11 has been lost and hereby declared null and void. CONNEUi BROS. CO. (M) LTD.. 161/163 Cecil Street Nona It is hereby no-fled for general Information that Mr. Lob Tit Look baa resigned from the post of
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      353 13 TENDERS TENDER NOTICB Ten-ew. which win close at 1200 boon on 19.8.M are Invited for the running of the Federal House Canteen (or the period 1.7.56 to M.fcM. Pull particulars nay be obtained on Application to the Secretary. PMeral 80-W Management Committee, c/o Labour Department. Third Floor. Federal Howe. Victory
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      571 13 Advertisement A baby knows better than you.. Baby's tears may be due to a lot of things a stray safety-pin perhaps or mort important to the lack of the rig-tfoo4. Many Mothers imagine that ail Baby Foods are alike, nothing of course could be further from the truth, as many
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    Golden Dollar is only up one-lb., a good each-way bet
    649 14 Golden Dollar is only up one-lb., a good each-way bet p OLDEN DOLLAR, second by threequarters of length to Moneysmate over a miie last week, gets a pound more, to carry in the Cl. 2, B_f. handicap ;Race Four) and he is certainly worth an each-way bet. Golden Dollar was
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    SKI FIESTA AGAIN
    140 14 OKI FIESTA, a good win- ncr over 5%f. on Wedi nesday, gets 9-lb. more and i (has a bright chance of scoring a double. Most of tine Torbido stock go far once they come right. Remember South Pacific and Maori Chief? Tawakal did not fare > badly
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    Going Good at Penang
    36 14 rB going at Penang up to last evening was very good. The Treble Tote will be on Races 3, 5, 6; Big Sweep on Race 6. Radio Malaya will broadcast today's racing.
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    Moneysmate for Summer Cup
    315 14 Money smate for Summer Cup HE 18 Of PEAK FORM AFTER SATURDAY'S BPUEIIDID Wilt THIS WINNER IN ENGLAND HAS A STAYER'S RECORD By EPSOM JEEP MONETSMATE should stay and he is my tip for today's Summer Cup (Race Five) for Class 2, (1| miles) to complete a double for the
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    Lock icon Scientific City tipped to win Cup
    246 14 LONDON, Fri. LIFE in most parts of Britain will be almost at a standstill for about two hours tomorrow while Manchester City, last year's beaten finalists, and Birmingham, warm favourites, battle for the Football Association Challenge Cup. A capacity crowd of 100,000 enthusiasts will
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    YMSA gain lucky point
    187 14 YESTERDAYS BA.F.A. Div. 2A x match at Oeylans Stadium should have ended In a win for R.AJ. seletar but. through defensive errors and bad luck, they were held to a 2-2 draw by Young Men Sikh Association. Play was rough throughout and referee Sgt. Cunningham had
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    Playfair School annual sports
    48 14 Playfalr School n*s annual sports will begin today at 5.15 p.m. on tbe School ■round at Playfalr Road. There will be a 100 yards event for Old Boys. The finals will be held on May 36 at the •cbool ground, starting at 3.45 pjn.
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    685 14 Race 1 3.15: CL 4, Div. 3— 6 furs. 1 009 Magic Nate iy i.ll Ups Stable Allan 2 398 Stream Sang 4y Barratt 8.13 A. Shalk Ahamad Brcukelen 3 764 R*M Drrigaaa 5y Franklin 1.12 Mates. A. Kennard r^ M. I* Thomson Hobbs 4 803 Big
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    Now MAAA say: 'No ban on Press cameramen'
    237 14 PENANO, Fri. riXHE vice-chairman of the X organising committee for the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association championships, Mr. R. Bailey, today refuted a statement by the Committee's Press Officer. Mr. Lim Teng Sun. that Press photographers would be barred from taking pictures at
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    CHANGI ROUT WOODBRWGE HOSPITAL
    89 14 R.A.F. Changi Hospital beat Woodbrtdge Hospital 6-2 In a friendly soccer match at Woodbridge yesterday. Smith (2). Shepperd (2) and Hollander (3) scored far the airmen, and Abdul Rah- man and Mohd Arrtfin for Woodbridge. Quaenitown edged R.I. Civilians 2-1 in another friendly Queenstown. Queetutown scored
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    KRISHNAN WIPM IN BRILLIANT GAME v KUMARI
    459 14 By ANG EAM HOCK rpENNIS lovers turned out in strength again for the exhibition matches of the Indian Davis Cup players on the S.C.C. padang yesterday and they were rewarded with a scintillating singles, lasting an hour ten minutes, in which India'? No.
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    MCC president
    22 14 LONDON. Pri. Sir Wj>i Monckton. BrtUln'a Minister M Defence, was nominated nn ->B sident of Marvlebone Cricket r-M (M.C.C.). 1
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    CANADA LEAD
    31 14 PORT OP SPAIN. Trinidad Fr.l Canada took a 2-0 lead over 'oil West Indies In the flrK round M the North Arrerican zone of •>■ Davis Cup here yesterday -Itoal
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    ROSEWALL AND ANDERSON to play in Singapore
    118 14 ROSEWALL AND ANDERSON to play in Singapore KEN ROSEWALL and Mai Anderson, of the Australian tennis team visiting Wimbledon this year, will probably play in Singapore at the end of this month, Singapore Lawn Tennis Officials told the Straits Times yesterday. The arrangements. If they arrive, will be very much
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