The Straits Times, 9 May 1956

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    TALKS: IT'S CRISIS DAY
    625 1 Boyd presents the new proposals-Marshall says: "Storm signals are op' There's a big rift in mission, too lABOUR MEMBERS BACK LEE From HARRY MILLER LONDON, Tuesday u t should know by tomorrow night whether the Singapore merdeka talk- will go on or break down. The outlook
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    Student rally: A warning
    417 1 CHEW SAYS 'STAY AWAY' T*HE acting Chief Minister and Minister for Educa- tion in Singapore, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, will urge Colony students to boycott the Afro-Asian Students' Conference in Bandoeng later this month if it proves to be Communist. And if students ignore Mr. Chew's
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    Lock icon Sydney on the global route
    50 1 SYDNEY, Tues.— Australia has been linked with a new six-day-round-the-world air service. Australia's Overseas Airline, Qantas, now makes it possible for passengers to leave Sydney on Friday night, circle the globe with normal airline connections, and be back in Sydney the following Thursday afternoon. UP.
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    'DANCING SULTAN' ROW
    191 1 Protest against 'monstrous' story in Time i KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Keeper of the Rulers' Seal, Tuan Hajl Mustapha Albakri bin Haji Hassan, is to protest to the American Consulate here against an article in the latest issue of the weekly magazine Time. The magazine, writing on
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    Lock icon Britain's A-chief tours U.S.
    38 1 NEW YORK, Tues.— Sir Edwin Plowden, head of Britain's Atomic Energy authority, yesterday began a tour of VS. atomic facilities to "strengthen the atomic energy partnership between the United States, Britain and Canada." AP.
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    Grenades found
    30 1 HAVANA, Tues. Police found 71 grenades and a supply of bomb fuses and caps here today in a house on the city outskirts. They arrested three men. AJ>.
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    BOMB BLAST KILLS COLONY FARMER
    133 1 A FARMER Kua Tiong Guan, 43, was killed when a mortar bomb exploded outside his hut in Rifle Range Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. It was one of four boirtbs he had recently found In his garden. He was knocking at the casing when it blew
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    Lock icon Bullet stuck in barrel
    41 1 VIENNA, Tues.— A 77-year-old Viennese man escaped with a cut Up after putting a pistol in his month and pulling the trigger. The round exploded, but the bullet stuck in the dirty barrel of the pistol. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Blast kills 19
    25 1 TATPEH. Tues. Nineteen people were killed and two critically injured by a gas explosion yesterday in a coal mine at Hsinchu.— A.P.
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    Bottle 'war'
    17 1 Bottles were flung by gangsters in Mande Road. Singapore, last night. No one was injured.
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    Ships collide
    33 1 RAMSGATE. Tues. The 5,407 ton Panamanian steamer Georgia and the 298-ton British tug Helena were reported to have collided today In the English Channel about 20 miles east of here.— AJ.
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    Lock icon Narrow escape for Queen
    67 1 TORQUAY, Tues.— A heavy flagpole suddenly toppled over on to a Royal procession today missing by only 10 feet the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh who were riding together in an open car. The 25-ft pole crashed into a car Immediately behind the Royal couple.
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    Student wants to come home
    298 1 Student wants to come home KOH'S COMMIES RIDICULE HIM TWO months ago a x 22-year-old Chinese High School student, Koh Thiam Watt, strode proudly on board the 8,600-ton TJiluwah bound for China —to "serve my motherland." But already he regrets making the trip. Yesterday his mother, with tears in her
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    ESTATE PAY CRISIS: GOVT. MAN STEPS IN
    259 1 ESTATE PAY CRISIS: GOVT. MAN STEPS IN Both rides still firm: *We won't yield' 'Go-tlow stands' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE GOVERNMENT will intervene in the wage dispute between the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers. The acting Commissioner for Labour, Mr. W. M. Young,
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    $2000 CAN BE YOURS!
    78 1 $2000 CAN BE YOURS! DRIZE MONEY j r of $20,000 can be won in The Malayan i Monthly's Jackpot i Word Puzzle Contest "V In addition to j i $20,000 in the first prize pool. there is consola- i tion prize-money I of $5,000. The contest closes on Tues- day
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    Girl found dead in muddy creek
    74 1 Girl found dead in muddy creek PR several hours yesterday morning Inhabitants of Pulau Bukom scoured the Island for a Malay girl who was missed after she had gone out to wash clothes. The frantic search ended when they discovered the body of Kalsom binte Dollah, aged nine, lying in
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    $100,000 fraud report to police
    74 1 $100,000 fraud report to police KLANG. Tues. A report has been made to the Klan* police by the Collector of Land Revenue. Klang, Raja Azam bin Kamarulsaman, about suspected misappropriation of a large sum of money from the Land Office here. The amount involved is not stated hi the report
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    Lock icon New Americans
    34 1 HOLLYWOOD, Tves.— The British film stars Jean Simmons and her husband, Stewart Granger, have passed their final tests for American citizenship here and will take the citizenship oath within a month. Reuter.
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    O.K. Nehru
    21 1 SURAT, Tues. The Indian Trade Union Congress endorsed the new industrialisation policy outlined by the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru.
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    Lock icon Close contact
    30 1 BERNE, Tues. The Swiss Government and the High Authority of the European coal-steel community have agreed to set up a permanent mixed committee to maintain closer contacts. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Big drug bill
    31 1 LONDON. Tues. Britain expects to spend £52,750.000 on drugs for her National Health Service, Mr. Robert Turton Minister of Health said in the House of Commons yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon PROFESSOR DIES IN BLAZE
    49 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Professor Chu Tuen Chen. Professor of Music at Taiwan University, was burnt to death in a fire which destroyed the Chung Hwa Chinese Association building here early today. Profesor Chu was making a temporary stop in Bangkok on his way to France. Reuter.
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    Big vigil for missing bailee
    124 1 Big vigil for missing bailee BUTTERWORTH. Tues.— The Butterworth Magistrate, Inche Hassan bin Hussain, today issued a warrant of arrest for a Chinese merchant who is reported to have gone to Hong Kong on his way to China The merchant was on $10,--000 bail for alleged evasion of Customs duties.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    27 1 LABOUR WINS 15 SEATS LONDON, Ti^s.—Labour Party won 15 seats in first round of Municipal elections. Polling took place yesterday in 101 urban areas. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Did the frogman die for B and K?
    246 2 ADMIRAL GIVES NEW HINT ON MYSTERY OF BUSTER CRABB LONDON, Tuesday. A BRITISH submarine expert hinted yesterday that a missing English frogman may have lost his life while guarding the safety of the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikdze in British waters. The cruiser brought
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    Lock icon Indonesian troops search for toothpaste
    107 2 Indonesian troops search for toothpaste SYDNEY, Tues. Returning Australian passengers on the Nieuw UoUand said today that 25 "trigger happy" Indonesian soldiers boarded their boat at Jakarta on April 22 and searched it. Said a Sydney construction engineer, Mr T. R. Golding: "Soldiers swarmed aboard carrying submachine guns as soon
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    Lock icon Israeli truck hits mine
    37 2 JERUSALEM, Tues. An Israeli military spokesman said yesterday that an Israel military vehicle hit an Egyp-tian-placed mine near Nir Izhak village, east of the Gaza strip, yesterday afternoon. There were no casualties. AP.
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    Pearling talks
    25 2 CANBERRA. Tues.—Australia and Japan are negotiating on Japanese pearling in Australian waters this year, it was announced in the House of Representatives today.
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    Lock icon 10 drowned
    33 2 KAMPALA, Tues.— Ten people were drowned last night when the vehicle in which they were riding crashed through a bridge railing in Eastern Uganda and plunged into the river below. UP.
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    Lock icon Now relax you guys, the 'bogus' Bard is still a top secret
    181 2 OH GEE, OH GOSH. HOW AWFUU— SHERLOCK' HOFFMAN FLOPS HIS FIRST BIG CASE CALVIN HOFFMAN, the American literary detective, opened a 500-year-old tomb at Scadbury Chapel, Chislehurst. to prove that Christopher Marlowe wrote Shakespeare's plays. But he found
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    China trade 'essential'
    303 2 BANS BENEFITING RIVALS ONLY HARMFUL TO FUTURE OF MALAYA, says MARSHALL LONDON, Tues.— Mr. David Marshall, Singapore Chief Minister, said here today that his Government was anxious to reopen trade relations with China. "Trade is the very basis of our life, of our physical survival and we
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    Lock icon THEY ASKED FOR 'WAR' AND GOT IT
    72 2 SASSARI. Sardinia. Tues.— A 60-year-old anarchist, annoyed by a group of students who heckled him while he was making a speech In a square here last night, drew a revolver and shouted: "Do you want war or peace?" "War," the students shouted back,
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      Lock icon AMERICAN TO MAKE FILMS IN RUSSIA
      270 2 PARIS. Tues. ITOLM producer Michael r Todd arrived here from Russia yesterday and said he had received permission to shoot five films In Russia and possibly some scenes Inside the Kremlin. Mr. Todd said the first film was definitely lined up and that the
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      Lock icon Now a 'near human electronic co-pilot'
      60 2 NEW YORK, Tue«.— A -new human electronic copUet" and »n automaUc bombinf tjitem have been designed for the U.B. Air Force Inter-contlnental «trato-Jet B-52 bomber*, the Sperry Gyroscope Company announced here* The twin control system would enable crews to "find and hit any tantet
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    Canberra jet crashes
    42 2 PORTSMOUTH, Tues. Wreckage of a Canberra let was found last night in the sea after the bomber disappeared during a test flight with two men on board. An Air Ministry spokesman said there was "no sign of life."— AJ».
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    QUEEN HONOURS 64 MEN in MALAYA
    315 2 QUEEN HONOURS 64 MEN in MALAYA fTHE Queen has ar proved awards t n officers— sl Army 13 Royal Air Force 2 operational services Malaya. Those honoured are> C.B.E.:— Army: Brisadiw t Clarke and Colonel j„ E Coombes. R.A.P.: Group CiV M.H. Rhys. O.B.E.:— Army: Lt -Col P i. wright.
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    Lock icon Tibet film praised
    78 2 CANNES. Tues.-Experts I the Cannes Film FgtM last night praised the BritU film "Seven Years In Tib«: as one of the most remarkable pictorial documents I reach the cinema. The film, based on thetx* of the same name by Heir.rich Harrer, took the audience into the Dalai
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    Lock icon SEATO 'GROWS IN STRENGTH'
    327 3 Treaty has kopt the Communi— at bay, says WJ. amp— ador 'little more than a year ago Red offensive might have engulfed all S-E Asia 9 NEW YORK, Tuesday. r£W ZEALAND'S ambassador to the United > <taU < and permanent representative at the i nitcd Nations,
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    Lock icon BOAC face strike by 3,000
    98 3 BOAC face strike by 3,000 'ONDON*. Tups. TwoIhirds of British Overseas Corporation* airt e "fleet serving the Ericas and most of the gSmonwealth wffl be •rounded next week if men carry out ••'nice threats. More than 3.000 workers hive' threatened to "black- s of the Cor- 32 stratocruisers constellation* from
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    Lock icon $900,000 loot
    32 3 MADRID. Tins. Four men inish army uniInrms hr.d up Madrid's big- ry store in the h*a-t 'of the city this morning I rith 12.000.000 peseta is9ofl.oPo> worth of gems. ~AP
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    Lock icon The centenary
    27 3 OTTAWA. Tuea The KH bulletin issued by the Soviet Embassy in Canada »;d today a Russian couple |m just celebrated their |'<!h wrdding anniversary. -A.P.
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    Lock icon Eden says 'no'
    27 3 LONDON. Tues.— Sir AntOßj Eden today rejected a f suggestion that he Invite the Chinese Premier. Mr Chnu En-lai. to Britain tor talks.— U.P.
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    Lock icon Bandits steal payroll, kill 8
    36 3 SAIGON, Tues. Forty armed bandits killed eight people and injured eight others to steal 40 million francs ($350.--000 from an armed pay convoy going to a rubber plantation near Saigon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon £90,000 reward out for Harding
    128 3 HERAKLION -Crete) Tues. -A local merchant. CharaBmbos Markakis. has offered lf| ofl gold sovereigns i £90.- i for the head of Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Governor of Cyprus. h* wa> •outbidding" the ■W* otler of £10.000 for formation leading to the arrest of "Dighenis"
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    The robot revolution: Union get a 'push-button pact'
    176 3 LONDON, Tues. T^MPLOYERS and union A-i leaders of 5,000 printing trade workers yesterday announced agreement on a "push-button pact" providing for top-level consultations before the introduction of robot techniques. Under this pact, covering the process engraving industry, the employers and unions agreed
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    Lock icon CHEVROLET CUTS DOWN ON PRODUCTION
    110 3 CHEVROLET CUTS DOWN ON PRODUCTION DETROIT, Tues. /CHEVROLET, biggest car V; producers in America, hav e joined in the general production cut-t>acK in the automobile industry by reducing output 10 per cent this month compared with April. The firm said they had laid off 5,500 workers over the past three
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    Lock icon Pulitzer prize winners
    61 3 NEW YORK, Tues.—Mackinley Kantor's novel "Andersonville" yesterday won the Pulitzer Prize as the best novel of the year. The prize for the outstanding drama went to "The Diary Of Anne Frank" by the husband-wife writing team of Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett. The play Is based on
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    Lock icon B&K: BUTLER LOOKS ON THE CREDIT SIDE
    246 3 LONDON, Tuesday. I TUIE Lord Privy Seal, Mr. R. A. Butler, said last x night the recent Anglo-Soviet talks in London had lessened the risk of a local Middle-East conflict which could set off a general nuclear war. "Communist, capitalist and I neutralist
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    Lock icon Poujade men — foil tax agent
    75 3 Poujade men foil tax agent LYONS Tues.— A hundred followers of Pierre Poujade's anti-tax movement swarmed around a boilermaker's shop here yesterday and prevented a Government agent from seizing the property to collect back taxes. Fifty cars jammed the village streets, preventing traffic from approaching the workshop. The Government agent
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    Lock icon Mr. Tong says farewell
    46 3 TOKYO. Tues.— The Nationalist Chinese ambassador, Mr. HoUington K. Tons, today paid a farewell call on the Prime Minister. Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama. Mr. Tone will shortly b» leaving for Washington to assume his new post as ambassador to the United States Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. warning
    30 3 CHICAGO, Tues— The UJS. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Charles Wilson, declared last night that the United States is strong enough to inflict "vast destruction" on any aggressor. AP.
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    Lock icon 120 ARRESTED FOR 'DISTURBING' RHEE
    115 3 SEOUL, Tuesday. 'THE district court today issued warrants of arrest x for 120 people already held by the police for alleged participation in last Saturday's bloody clash outside President Syngman Rhee's hillside residence in Seoul The police said among tn* arrested were 58 university students
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    Lock icon Back to Moscow
    31 3 LONDON, Tues. Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Russia's First Deputy Foreign Minister, left here by air today tor Moscow after negotiations with the British Government on various international problems. Reuter.
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    25 3 BONN. Tues.— Nearly 100.--000 refugees from East Germany sought political asylum tn West Germany in the first four months of this year AP.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    309 3 LONDON, Tues. There was little to encourage Investment In stock markets today and no definite trend wad established. The slight decline In employment In the United Kingdom in the past four months and the «tncertalnty of the effects of new rising costs on industry caused investors to hold
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    RUBBER
    28 3 LONDON, May. (.—Spot 25*44., Jun* 25% d.. July-Bept. 25 >*d., Oct.-Dec 25 Ud., Jan.-Mar. 24V 4 d., May ci.f. 3** d., June cl.lf 25\d., Tons: Barely steady.
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    TIN
    26 3 LONDON. May, B— Cash Buyers £749; Sellers £750; Forward Buyers £748 <i; Sellers £747 i; Settlement C 753. Turnover: a.m. 30 ton*; pjn. 65 tons.
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    Lock icon Indonesia official skips to Singapore
    155 3 Indonesia official skips to Singapore JAKARTA, Tues. A senior Dutch official in the Indonesian Ministry of Finance had left the country illegally and was now either in Singapore or on his way to Holland, said the Attorney General's Office here today. A spokesman said the man had left in the
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    Royal yacht in collision
    30 3 COPENHAGEN, Tues. A British frigate collided with the private yacht of King Frederik yesterday in the harbour here. Both vessels were damaged slightly. Nobody was injured.
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    31 3 BALTIMORE, Tues. Voters in five states Indiana, Ohio, Florida, West Virginia and New Mexico went to the presidential primary polls today as the American election year tempo quickened. Reuter.
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    Tito in Paris
    16 3 i PARIS. Tues. Marshal Tito arrived here yesterday for a five-day official visit
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    No increase: No fishing
    92 4 ALOR STAR. Tues.— The 30 fishing companies in Kuala Kedah— Kedah's main fishing centre— are facing a new crisis. Six hundred employees have threatened not to go to sea tomorrow if their demand for a bigger bonus this year is not met But the employers, at
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    RECRUITING DRIVE FOR 350 TEACHERS
    112 4 RECRUITING DRIVE FOR 350 TEACHERS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government Is recruiting 35* teacher* for the standard and standard-type primary schools recommended by the 15-man education committee. Candidates most have had three years' secondary education and are to sit for an Education Department examination in English, Malay, mathematics and a
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    Transferred
    15 4 TANJONG MALIM, Tues.— Mr. K. Rptnftsingfrfln^ Health Inspector here, has been transferred to Tapah.
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    HE DOES NOT FEAR THE FUTURE
    258 4 HE DOES NOT FEAR THE FUTURE MALACCA, Tues. ITI The general manager for Malaya of Guthrie and Company, Mr. A. F. Taylor, said here last night that he was not afraid of the future in spite of political changes in Malaya. "Guthrles have been trading in Malaya for ISS years
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    On world tour
    24 4 Mr. Reginald Armour, vicepresident of Republic Pictures International, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow on a short visit during a world tour.
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    Schools' plan—a storm
    463 4 Schools' plan a storm 4 DAWOEH TO MAIAYA' CBV-UMMO PLANS A PROTEST RALLY Local authorities? 'They haven't worked out so well in the U.S. 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JOHORE BAHRU U.M.N.O. is to hold a mass rally soon to protest against the education report drawn up by a 15 -man
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    Night of terror in Penang channel
    263 4 Night of terror in Penang channel SAILOR SWEPT 5 MILES OUT TO SEA PENANO, Tues. Claude A. Belcher, an engineer on the American liner. President Grant, was swept five miles into Penang's South Channel last night when he tried to swim out to his ship from Swettenham Pier. He was
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    'Fantastic' market for rubber
    89 4 'Fantastic' market for rubber The vice-president of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Export Company. Mr. F. T. Magennis (above) said in Slntapore yesterday that there would be a market for all the rubber Malaya could produce "for the foreseeable future". Mr. Magennis, who arrived by PAA with his wife on
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    ROW at the STATION: SERGEANT is guilty
    154 4 ROW at the STATION: SERGEANT is guilty A LOR STAR, Tue.s court martial he-* bin Ibrahim of the ?t Squadron, Royal En J» neers, guilty of hayS given "improper orde<v to soldiers of hia unit during a disturbance out side the Sunt-ei Patani police station on Feb 1 this year.
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    More mail, so more staff
    42 4 KUANTAN, TUes. TWO more clerks and two postmen have Joined the staff of the post office here to cope with increased mail. Incoming and outgoing mail increased when Kuantan became the new capital of Pahang last year.
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    MURDER CASE MAN GETS RETRIAL
    164 4 ]Lf R. JUSTICE KNIGHT in the Singapore Assizes A Court yesterday ordered a retrial of a murder case because he could not agree with the verdict of the jury. V. Vairappan, a City Council labourer, had been found guilty by a six to one verdict
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    2 managers fined
    72 4 IPOH Tues. The managers of two firms were fined a total of $250 by the Ipoh Magistrate today for not contributing to their employees' provident fund. Both pleaded guilty. The manager of the Sum Chuo Seng foundry in Lahat Road was fined $150 for failing to contribute
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    Bus dispute: Talks today
    52 4 The management of the Hock Lee Bus Company and representatives of the Singapore Bus Workers' Union will hold talks today on a 17--point demand submitted by the union recently. The demands Include an increase of $1.25 to $1.40 a day in wages for about 300 drivers
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    Poison death
    32 4 A 16-year-old girl. Biew Yoke Chun, who was found suffering from poisoning at her house In Lorong 25 Oeylang Road, Singapore, on Monday night died in the General Hospital yesterday.
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    HG CHIEF BROKE CURFEW
    64 4 JOHORB BAHRU, Tues. Lim Kiang Kirn, one of four men charged here today with breaking the curfew at Scudai, said that he was the Home Guard commander at Senal. He had been returning to duty from Singapore. He and the other tnree men, Tan Kirn Kwee.
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    Obstruction-$10
    34 4 JOHORE BAHRU. TuesBecause he allowed a petition writer to place a table and three chairs on the pavement in front of his shnp Ho Pang Keng, a shopkeeper was fined $10 here today
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    School holiday
    23 4 TAIPING, Tues. The Hua Llan High School observed their 19th anniversary here today and the 3.500 students were given a holiday.
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    AUSTRALIANS SEEK JOBS
    33 4 PENANG. Tues.— Australian women are among job seekers registered with the Penang Employment Exchange as shop assistants, lalttglrli, stenographers or secretaries. Sixty-eight dillerrat categories of applicants are on the register.
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    MALAYANISATION THREATENS SINGAPORE'S PROSPERITY
    235 5 Colony s three commerce leaders warn: 'Go slow or we shall suffer* prosperity was at in the tabfiliation of the Srbour board, warn- three local han.lHrs of comr yesterday. '%p warmng followti the statement by a hoard member. Mr. En phonK Geek, to .JV Malayanisation remission
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    Tar worth $10,000 flows away
    59 5 Tar worth $10,000 flows away p-XCAPOKE Police are in- > gating th P loss smut Si o.ooo worth of SJmen from the lactory of Bitumen Products man Road. tn bitumen flowed into *j" Buk-it Timah Canal after M, valves the main pipew had been mysteriously B Sunday night. P factory
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    New chairman
    33 5 BENTONG. Tues. Mr. Hoh r«f Cheonß. has been elect•r.airman of Bcntong dis-sub-branch of the jikayan Chinese Association. ft? Lpow Liew Mm is secsjvy and Mr. Tan Jit Cheow t I r.
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    Union protest
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A delegation from the Customs Services Union will meet the Comptroller of Customs tomorrow to discuss the termination of service of three revenue officers.
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    ARREST AT BANK AS MAN CASHES $1,000 BILL
    77 5 ARREST AT BANK AS MAN CASHES $1,000 BILL FLICE were called to a Singapore bank on Monday after a man had tried to change a $1,000 note It was later found to be one of a number of $1,000 bills stolen from a merchant in Middle Road during an armed
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    Friend died: Digger jailed
    240 5 DROPPED RIFLE ONPENANG FERRY— IT WAS NEGLIGENCE pENANG. Tues. Prl- vate Cecil Williams of the 2nd Bn.. Royal Australian Regiment, was today sentenced by a court martial to nine months' detention for causlne the death of another soldier. Private J. L. Decent, of the same unit
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    Johore judge to retire
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Mr. Justice Storr. a Johore judge, will leave on June 7 for Britain on retirement. Mr. Justice Storr Joined the Malayan judicial service In IMV A
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    Union asks for strike funds
    45 5 KUALA LUMPUR. TUM. The 12,000-strong National Union of Factory and General Workers today appealed to members for more donations to* ita strike fund. The secretary, Mr. V. David, said that the union was handling strikes involving more than 2.500 workers.
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    THEY'RE OFF TO BECOME TELEPHON E EXPERTS
    107 5 THREE SENIOR MEMBERS of the Singapore TelePhone Board's exchange staff are leaving for Britain by the Corfu tomorrow for a six-month advanced course in telephony. They are Mr. Tap Ah Sai, Mr. Harold Schelkis and Inche Mohamed Hashim bin Mohamed Said. They will
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    COURT ACQUITS DIRECTOR
    125 5 Doubts about removal of rice KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TtHE 40-year-old managing director of the Kong x Fatt Cheong Rice Agency, Ltd., Foong Soon Seng, was today acquitted by the Sessions Court of defrauding the Federation Government of $15,000 worth of rice. i In clearing Foong. after a
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    Soldier is fined $100
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Private A. Watson, 18, of the 16 Field Ambulance, Malaya Command, was fined $100 here today for driving a jeep without a licence. Inspector Paul Raj said Watson got Into a Jeep parked outside the 16 Field Headquarters. He started It, out In
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    No proof
    127 5 Mr R.H.V. Rintoul. who with Mr. Ng Alk Teong, defended Foong, submitted that even if the Court was satisfied that 300 bags of rice had been stolen there was no proof that Foong had stolen it. He said Government officers had checked the stocks recently and had found
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    A VISION FADED
    175 5 Runaway schoolgirls bound for China found in lodging house rpHREE girls from the Federation, with visions of a ■L glorious future, ran away from their homes during the weekend and went to Singapore to board the China-bound liner Tjiluwah. But the vision faded on Monday night when
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    Women fined $10 each
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two women who said that they carried materials for rpaking Harl Raya cakes were today fined $10 each here for possession of restricted articles. Fatimah blnte Puteh, 36, and Naimah binte Maldln. 47. pleaded guilty to having carried 41b. of sugar, two tins
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    DEATHS
    89 6 it Word, Sit (Minimum) PERETRA: Perelra Agnes, M. beloved wife of Fred. c 7 Perelra died peacefully at the General Hospital. Cortege will leave 12 Lorong K Telok Kurau for Bldadarl Cemetery at 4 p.m 9.5.56. SEE: Mr. See Thlam Guan, age 72. passed away peacefully on Bth May,
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    64 6 M Word, $U (Minimum) j MRB. ACTON and Family thank Friends and Relatives for their Messages of Condolence. Wreaths and Assistance at the Funeral of Mr. R. j. Acton in Ipoh on 4.5.56. THE SONS. DAUGHTERS and Sons-in-law of the late Mr. J. M. Doral Raj thank all who
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    The Straits Times. Singapore, Wed. May, 9, 1956. Unpopular Front
    657 6 The Straits Times. Singapore, Wed. May, 9, 1956. Unpopular Front The dinner party argument between British Labour Party leaders and Mr. Khrushchev is having far wider repercussions than the Russian visitors to London expected. They are aware now of the damage that was done. Mr. Khrushchev, in an attempt to
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    The Government Steps In
    275 6 The Government Steps In The fifteen cent gap between the union demand and the employers' offer on field workers' wages is not all that stands in the way of new agreement between the Planting Industry Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers. But it was at this point
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    No Stripping
    214 6 The Federation Government has acted with commendable swiftness on Mr. Justice Thomson's report on the Semenyih inquiry. There will be immediate satisfaction with its order that future searches must be so conducted as to cause as little convenience and embarrassment as possible. No-one has seriously questioned the need
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    MARX AGAINST BUDDHA
    1809 6  -  DENIS WAHMit by TIU old order is on Its way out Ceylon and will never return. Th fntr* of political gravity has sftfft* away from the small, educof ed English-speaking minority t 0 Sinhalese speaking masses. MR SOLOMON BANifl DARANAIKE, Ceylon's new Prime Minister, is smooth and
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      The Nanyang graduate
      593 6 II7HILE on the one hand Singapore's Minister for Education has expressed the official view that Nanyang University degrees could not be recognised as qualifications for Government jobs, and on the other the Chairman of Nanyang University has proclaimed that every effort has been made to ensure such
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    THREAT To POWER SUPPLIES IS OFF
    166 7 THREAT T o POWER SUPPLIES IS OFF r pores power suppy off Workers at Pasir psniang and st James L« r .stations have Sled off the one-day Sotrst strike they have L en planning. removes the threat of Err rr onk. by 10.000 City b si workers who had jff
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    Province UMNO 10 years old
    57 7 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. Province Wellesley U.M.N.O. ifl hold its tenth anniversary celebrations on Sunday, instead of on Friday, because of Hari Raya. Its northern division will bold a tea party followed by I public meeting. The KKthern division will send teams to tour its 30 branches
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    DRAMA—THE
    33 7 DRAMA— THE Mb Ivy Soh. a Slngapr. teacher now in Britain, H bren awarded a British kadi scholarship for a jut's supplementary course It fee Central School of Spffch and Drama In Lon-
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    INDIANS TOLD: DROP LABOUR FRONT
    147 7 A RESOLUTION calling on the Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore, to withdraw its support of the Labour Front was one of the six resolutions passed by the annual meeting of the Seletar Naval Base branch of the Congress. A second resolution urged the MI.C. Singapore to
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    Pay packet stolen
    53 7 packet containing $532 has bees reported missing from the General Hospital here, Chan Teik Cheam. a clerk, told police he usually kept the pay envelopes in his desk during office hours, and transferred them into a safe when the office closed, Yesterday, one of toe envelopes was
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    I won't be bullied says Mr. Chew
    444 7 *MO THREAT OF POLITICAL REPRISALS WILL DIVERT ME FROM POTT* NANYANG UNIVERSITY'S TAN LARK SYE GETS A TICKING-OFF JHE Singapore Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, told the chairman of Hanyang University, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, in a letter yesterday that he
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    Test plan for misfits goes ahead
    132 7 JOHORE BAHRU Tues. ASOCIAL Welfare experimental scheme for training destitutes and "misfits' to become useful citizens is making good progress, it was stated here today. The acting Social Welfare Officer for Johore Miss D. E. Blake, said 33 men are now receiving training at
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    Three-year term
    36 7 The new Deputy Commis-sioner-General for SouthEast Asia. Mr. A. M. MacKlntosh. arrived in Singapore by the liner Oranje yesterday on a three-year appointment. He wa s accompanied by his wife and three daughters. i
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    NEXT LESSON
    37 7 Ml. Soh. a University of Malaya graduate who was on the staff of the Beatty Secondary School and Gan Eng Seng School, plans to return to Singapore next year to take up a teaching appointment.
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    School heads meet in K.L.
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Heads of leading schools In the Federation met In Kuala Lumpur today to discuss various matters relating to the post school certificate classes. One of the items discussed was the entrance of sixth form students to universities.
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    $20,000 for T.B. Fund
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Police have given $15,000 to the Lady Templer T.B. Hospital Fund for a year's endowment, of three beds for its members. Socfln Co. Ltd. have given $5,000 for one bed. The fund now stands at $80,907.
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    GIRL WHO SPAT IS FREED
    156 7 Because to suit is not to intimidate < A PRETTY factory hand. Wee Bong Chee. 17. who was charged with criminal Intimidation because police claimed they saw her spitting at a lorry load of workers during a strike, walked out of a Singapore court yesterday
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    This wasn't in the cards
    62 7 KUALA LIPIS. Tues. A 50-year-old fortune teller unsuccessfully pleaded for the return of his equipment, produced as exhibits In court here yesterday. Leo Peng, who was charged with deceiving the public by professing to tell fortunes, pleaded that his business would be ruined If the
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    GURKHAS BID FAREWELL
    221 7 tfXUE Director «f Operations. I Ueuk-General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, was given the traditional Gurkha send-off for a departing general, by 16 Gurkha Rifles In Ipoh on Monday. As General Bourne left the camp hi a Land Rover after his farewell visit. he was preceded by the battalion's
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    DUTY FREE IF YOU DON'T STAY TOO LONG
    113 7 DUTY FREE IF YOU DON'T STAY TOO LONG TEMPORARY visitors to 1 Britain who plan to stay there for not more than one year win be allowed to import then* cameras for that period free of duty and tax. A Singapore Government spokesman last night said the British Customs Department
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    Bandits fire at planter
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. About 10 terrorists flred on the manager of Jenderate Estate and his escort hi the Teluk Anson district of Perak. j The estate party returned the tire and the bandits fled. One of the Reds Is believed to have been wounded
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    Theft and mystery death at mine
    372 7 3 CHARGED WITH STEALING WIRE IPOH. Tuesday. 'THE watchman of the Bayas Tojoh Mine in Chendriang near Tapah was found lying in a ditch with his throat slit after 2,700 feet of overhead copper wire had been stolen from the mine in December last
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    Two holidays
    32 7 The Singapore office of the Indonesian Consulate General at the KP.M. and Asia Insurance buildings will be closed tomorrow in observance of Ascension Day and on Saturday for Hart Raya.
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    New laws for the TUC
    40 7 The Singapore Trades Union Congress is to review its constitution. The TUC's Governing Council will meet on May 20 to appoint a sub-committee to examine the present constitution and report whether changes should be made.
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    Man found with throat cut
    36 7 Ooh Soo Seng. 29, a hawker, was found with his throat slashed in his house in Farrer Road, Singapore, yesterday. Ooh was admitted to the General Hospital in a critical condition.
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    Tamils' plea
    35 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Port Swettenham branch of the Malayan Tamils Association is to ask the Indian Federal Legislative Councillors to press for the introduction of a Hindu Monogamous Marriage Bill in Malaya.
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      54 7 High tides TODAY: Stafapore 10.06 a.m. (7ft. Mm.) 9.54 pjn. (Ift. 41m.); Port Dickaon 5.M »jn. (7ft. Uni.) 6.53 pjn. (Ml Sins.): Panaag li.Sf ».m. (7ft. Mm.). TOMOBBOW: Singapore 10.81 a.m. (Mt. tin.) XtM pjn (ift, Una.); Port Dtckiftn «.Q9 a.m. «ft Mm) 6.39 p.m. (9ft Mm.); Pooug 11.14 ajn.
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    Can the City Council change its mind? No, says 'cinema suit' counsel
    777 8 Can the City Council change its mind? No, says 'cinema suit' counsel- MOVE BY Mr. LOKE TO QUASH DECISION— LEGALITY oft City Council decision rescinding approval for the building of a theatre at Katong was challenged in the Singapore High Court yesterday by cinema magnate, Mr. Loke Wan Tho. It
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    GIVE US WATER, WOMEN CRY
    176 8 Many promises: Scanty results TORTY women marched determinedly into SlngaA pore's Assembly House yesterday to demand They told Mr. j. C. Corera of the Public Advisory Board: "A thousand people live In our kampong off Tampenis Road. We have no water supply." Yesterday's visit by
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    Burglar jailed for 9 months
    46 8 Foo Meng Ten was jailed for nine months in Singapore yesterday for breaking into a stall at Changl market early on March 25. Foo was arrested as he tried to escape, after taking away $900 worth of provisions from the shop.
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    Fair for a fund
    39 8 The English-speaking congregation of the Singapore Qeylang Methodist Church •rill hold a fun-fair in aid oT lt« parsonage fund at the Gteylang Methodist Girls' 3chool, Aljunied Road, from i pjn. to 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Charity show
    38 8 PENANG, Tues.— a special charity premiere of "A Town Like Alice" will, be screened at the Odeon at 9.15 p jn. tomorrow for St. Nicholas' Home and School for the Blind. Tickets are $4, $2. and
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    ATTACKED COUPLE SIX YEARS' JAIL
    122 8 WKE BENG KIM, 22, a wireman, was Jailed for six ii ear f if* Sin 8 a P o re Assizes yesterday for robbing a girl, while she was setting with her boy friend on a bridge near Tanjorig Katong Road. Wee had two Malay
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    Four-times loser
    63 8 Dali bin Baser of Outran. Road was fined a total of $100 yesterday in the Singapore Traffic Court on four charges. The prosecution said: He drove a car negligently in the General Hospital compound on Feb 17; without licence, without the owner's consent; and was not lelng covered
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    Boy's plunge from roof
    50 8 An eight-year-old boy. Lai Utf Ban. yesterday fell 20 feet from the roof of a threeitorey building in Albert Street, Singapore, while flyng a kite. He landed at the bottom of in alrwell on the top of the econd storey, injuring his lean and a les
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    Lock icon The free traders' revolt of the hungry 'forties
    1235 9 The free traders' revolt of the hungry 'forties •f.rvrig slum \tfsl-lniUH€> i i Sttiffv set tar '»»>/ flash f RUPERT 1 1 OF THE M 1L DEBAT E^^ 1 •••changed Britain into' I §vorld 9 s workshop I .■■••■2 j Mmdmmtrimt o\i; winter's day in 1842, a Manchester coroner's jury
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      155 9 Hex Morgan* MM. Start again F^ ~T rr rrrrnr"ni lnirT^B r wH*j po I t*.ke tm notcerxmn, mr. 1 P*can mdv save me, T twerts a chance, r" y MY SYMPTOMS AP-B. 40 I WHEN AAV HEAD THERE ARE DC MORGAN —OR<J MR BARKER— BUT j HAVE IOU BEEN J
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    RUBBER PRICE EASES DESPITE TAPPERS' GO-SLOW THREAT
    600 10 RUBBER PRICE EASES DESPITE TAPPERS' GO-SLOW THREAT By Our Market Correspondent {SINGAPORE Rubber Market yesterday largely ignored the go-slow threat, scheduled to take place on Malayan rubber estates on Friday, following the breakdown of negotiations between the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the National Union of Plantation Workers in
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    237 10 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: "On the local share market. Industrials were selectively better. Tins were steady, whilst rubbers continued aulet." Singapore and Federation Brokers reported the following business done yesterday:- 8.8. Petrol 4«s. to 505.; Fraser and Neave ords $1.67 112: W. Hammer $2.47 1:2; Henry
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    SHIPPING
    156 10 Ships lying alangride the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Empire Ken 1/2, Heather 4/5. Umaria C.P Saiurola 6/7. Olenroy 8/9. Atreus 11, Mekong 13/14, Burnside 15/18. Carpentaria 18. lUria 19/20. Larut N. Wall 5 and 8, Sedlll N. Wall 10. Bong Be 21/22. Walrunu 23/24. Katong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 10 On the free exchange market in Hassg Keag yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.84% for cash and 5.87% for T.T. Sterttng was quoted at 15.70 and *oe Uel «f gati at 354%.
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    Lock icon FRENCH TYRES
    41 10 PARIS. Mon. The French Dunlop Rubber Company has announced iis per cent price cut to mil kinds of tyre*. Similar cuts have been made by other manufacturers This was made possible by the recent decline In rubber prices.— Reuter.
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    RUBBER CROPS
    27 10 The following April rubber crop are announced:— Bata Ltataag 1M.8031B.; ParU Perak 28.883 Ib.; Kaala Kcanan 133.7001 b.; Bmseh 50.000 lb.; Sswgel Takang 45.0001 b.
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    25 10 April tin outputs included ■eusgnt Kteto 848 ptculs; Ipoh (No. 8 Dredge) M 0: Pabang CeasaUdated 18.000 tons ore (218 tons tin concentrates).
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    OFFICIAL Prices
    30 10 SINGAPORK MAY RUBBER ,J7^ P«r lb. (down* ik" 11 eighth, of a Tnt, TIN: 5375.8"!'- b P«cul (up $1.50, K» COPRA: ***** P'cul (up 12;, Vfn i %i
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 10 pmnrKSS*': x slightly on the s channe here today t2 fc were mostly small with M tag falls and vartaTtonT!** Minings trading was qu,^ tending to ea.se. Silver 'i-n most affected but loans ton*? Loans 3V> 1956-59 M3J7~*» Loans 31. 1955-58 n. Con. Zinc Bank of N.S.W.:;: n."!,,^
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    RUBBER PRICES
    143 10 May first trade rubber hi,,fc, f.o.b. closed in Singapore v«uT day at 87-^ cents prr n, th Vighths of a cml Mo« >i 0 closing price. steady ClOSlnt ton< Wls b "'l' Closing pri.es in cent, n,, v were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot J buyers 87\. sellers 87".
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      711 10 NOTICES SULOH RUBIER ESTATES, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that at the Annual General Meeting held on 7th May, 1956 it was resolved that the Final Dividend of 10% recommended by the Directors less Income Tax of 30% for the year ended 31st December.
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      638 10 THE AUTOMOBiU ASSOOATiON OF SINCAPORE Our Members are reminded that the A.A.B. Repair Van Service will not be available from mktn%ht on Thursday. May loth, to 8.00 am en Saturday. May 12th. This la the annual closure for Hart Rays Puasa. K. O. BURKS. Secretary. NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA tnjmjm
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      MAGIC IS IN THE AIR— EZANI TOO
      670 12 a man who goes up in a balloon. The jungle folk decide they would like to make one, so Mat offers his services as a magician. Rukiah fetches a red party balloon and Mat beoins his spell. NOW READ ON. ]U[AT had a
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      255 12 Stamp shows Canadian sports rpHERE are five stamps in 1 the special issue of the Indonesian Government, to commemorate the First National Scout Jamboree. Each stamp carries a sur- j charge, that is, something j extra to the printed value of the stamp. The 15 cent has a surcharge of
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    Rest's lack of fielding may cost them game
    529 13 SHEPP ARD LEADS EUROPEANS H By Our Cricket Reporter THE annual cricket flx- tore In Singapore— Europeans versus the Best— takes place on the S.C.C. padang from Friday to Sunday and this year's match will resolve the very intriguing position at present
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    Jolly Sailor retains Cup form
    647 14 BACK TO BUKIT US HUNTING GROUND ENJOYMENT TELEVISION DID FASTEST 3F GALLOP By EPSOM JEEP CPRING CUP winner Jolly Sailor, with Bob Franklin astride, moved faultlessly in a good -working gallop with stable-mate Mon Sabreur (Donnelly) on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday. Trotted
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    545 14 Amusement Park shows good pace, is one to follow A MUSEMENT PARK A «hrL«.rf Hplirhtful showed a delightful turn of speed to dock 37 for 3f. in a splendid gallop with Two Dimension (Posner) at Bukit Timah yesterday A SSSSfcold by The Cobbier, Amusement Park has come to hand nicely
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    Hoad beats Davidson for title
    129 14 aumfi, x ues. TEW HOAD of Australia U won the men's singles title at the international tennis championship here today, beating Sweden's Sven Davidson 7-5, 6-2, 6-0. Althea Gibson, the young U.S. Negress, became women's singles champion of Italy when she beat Mrs. Suzy Kormoczy
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    289 14 Archie tells his, age and this time it's the truth LONDON, Tues.— World light heavyweight champion Archie Moore said yesterday he will give up his title if be beats Yolande Pompey on June 5 and concentrate on winning the vacant world heavyweight title. Moore arrived in London by air from
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    209 14 BELGIAN track and field athletes may be seen in action here when they break Journey on their way to Melbourne for the Olympic Games in November. Singapore A.A.A. secretary, Mr. John Christie, told yesterday's monthly meeting of (he association that a
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    Aussies run up a big score in drawn match Miller hits 281 not out
    208 14 Aussies run up a big score in drawn match Miller hits 281 not out LEICESTER, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA'S touring cricketers, utilising the A final day's play for batting practice, drew their match with Leicestershire here today but ran up the mammoth total of 694 for six before stumps were drawn. Leicestershire
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    SCOREBOARD
    187 14 LEICESTERSHIRE Ist Inns. G. Lester b Archer 38 M. Hallan c Barge b Archer 14 J. Van Gttona c Rutherford b Witoon 43 C. H. ratsafar b Archer 34 V. Jackson H»w Archer 35 G. Ssatthaom c Barge b Wilson V. ltandcß c Miner h Wilson S3 ft. Gardner
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    FIVE DELEGATES FOR MEETING
    43 14 The Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Association last night appointed their five delegates to the annual general meeting of the S.O.S.C. on May IS. They are Urn Keng Wan, Chua Slak Hwee, S. Yeo, Gob Tlan Siong and Tay Teo Chuan
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    Lock icon Lobb takes ten Essex wickets
    373 14 Lobb takes ten Essex wickets LONDON, Tues. 'I'HJS FORMS* Singapore bowlei x now playing for Somerset Brian Lobb, made a spectacular start in county cricket this season when he took ten Essex wickets (or 130 runs in two innings. Lobb, the lanky medium-fast bowler, took six for 75 yesterday and
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    TENNIS MEET ON MAY 26
    91 14 The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's open championships will start on May 26 and end on June 3. Ties will be played at the TangHn Club. V.M.C.A S.R.C, and B.C.C. courts. Opening ties will be played on the Y.M.OA. and Tanglln courts on May 26 starting
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    Windsor Rovers edge Youngsters
    46 14 Windsor Rovers beat Indian Youngsters 2-1 in a B.A.F.A. Div. SB match at Geylang yesterday. Swe* Leng and Nathan scored for Windsor Rovers; Baktna Xor Indian Youngsters. In another Div SB match at Parrer Park. Indian Brotherhood Socceriteg beat Tornados B.C. 3-1.
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    SERVICES AGREE
    29 14 PENANO Tues. Federation Combined Services have agreed to meet Penang In their Malaya Cud fixture here on June 3. The match waa originally fixed for May 19.
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    Lock icon Compton at the nets
    130 14 LONDON, Tues. FJENIS COMPTON, who had a kneecap removed last year and has since had several visits to hospital for treatment, was at the nets at Lord's this morning to test his knee for the first time. Wearing his England sweater, Compton faced a varied attack
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    195 14 CARDIFF, Tues. JOB ERSKINS. of Cardiff, outpointed Dick Richardson, of Wewpoft, In the ten rounds openair all-Welsh fight here last night between two of Britain's brig htest heavyweight prospects. Brskine (22). by his win, retained bis unbeaten record as a heavyweight, but lt waa
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    SASA TO HOLD SWIM TRIALS ON JUNE 30
    303 14 SASA TO HOLD SWIM TRIALS ON JUNE 30 SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Assmi Olympic swimming trials w«U be held i, n i 30 at the Chinese Swimming Club. J< ">t Any swimmer time near th< mark will be given V cham* A seconcl held before August Singapore's water ,;r,v,. to the
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    203 14 THE 'VAZ PLAN' 'Unwise to bring in schools' rE "VAZ PLAN" is a sound one but it may be unwise to bring schoolboys into it. That was the reaction of Mr. Joe David, Director of Physical Education. He was commenting on Mr. Guy Vaz's new scheme for an "Young Singapore'
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    Clendon takes May medal
    60 14 The Royal Singapore Gulf CW| May monthly med.il "A divisa competition was won by D. a Clendon. Clendon won the ball sweep oc the first nine and J.P. de C. Hamilton on the second. The "B" winner was HK Lade while the ball sweeps vk to
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    49 14 CHECTER, En«l.md TUM Joseph Mednth'i Uiiw-jtuxN Colt Articulate won the CbtM Vase, run over one mile, five longs and 75 yards here today. He beat Major McDonald Bt> hanan's Induna by tw n lenjtS with Lord Derby s Designer shorthead further away t Seven ran.— Reuter.
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    93 14 LONDON. Tues. Lavandln a French-trained colt, was the only horse seriously backed for the Derby at last nights Victoria Club callover on the Epsom Classic. In one of the shortest sessions on record, Lavandin closed an eight to one favourite. Closing odds were: 8-1 Lavan- din; 10-1
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