Sunday Standard, 4 November 1956

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    19 1 SU ND AY ST ANDA RD Vol. VII. No. 125 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1956 24 PAGES 20 CENTS
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      Lock icon Lesson For Malaya
      218 1 <«F eventN that blitzed through Singapore Jurin* the past week must have given the n lc and the Government of the Federai m uch food for thought. Tunku Abdul !hman. m refusing fusion with Singapore t hc Federation has achieved merdeka, ,hnwn much wisdom and farsightedness. Iv
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    Lock icon BOAC Boycott In Indonesia
    124 1 3 Router)— is Airways om SydLnndon bypassed r em- Dutch Oil BP.M. had an- refusal to i\ an? British or lrcraft landing In -trd to rica of d measures against nd French inhere m protest Anslo-French n Egypt, which -psian Government -ded "an a^gres- Dr. John
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    Lock icon Egypt Calls Meeting
    39 1 YORK. Nov. 3 (RevDt today asked for ting of the General As- nry .session the Anglo-French rejection of the Assembly's call lor a Middle East ceasefire. The Egyptian request was supported by the 24-nation Asian-African group.
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    Lock icon ISRAELI TROOPS ON THE MARCH
    101 1 UNDER the cover of smoke screens, a platoon of Israeli infantry supported by tanks continues its push into Egyptian territory. The foot-soldiers were unmolested by air attacks, as a combined Franco-British mass bombardment of air fields and installations destroyed Egypt's Air Force. Reports from Tel
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    Lock icon Britain, France Reject easefire Call
    1432 1 Britain, France Reject easefire Call EDEN DEMANDS U.N. POLICE ACTION BEFORE HOSTILITIES END LONDON, NOV. 3, REUTER BRITAIN AND FRANCE ANNOUNCED TODAY THEY INTEND GOING AHEAD WITH MILITARY ACTION IN EGYPT BUT WILL "MOST WILLINGLY STOP IT ONCE A UNITED NATIONS FORCE IS SENT IN TO PRESERVE MIDDLE EAST PEACE.
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    Lock icon HEAD: EGYPTIANS RETREAT IN SOME DISORDER: ONE VENOM JET FIGHTER LOST
    309 1 LONDON, NOV. 3— MR. ANTHONY HEAD, THE MINISTER FOR DEFENCE, TOLD THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TODAY THAT NO LANDINGS HAD TAKEN PLACE SO FAR BY THE ANGLO-FRENCH FORCES. He was giving details of the latest military position. He said
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    Lock icon One Malayan Dollar From Every Single Citizen
    164 1 One Malayan Dollar From Every Single Citizen Wanted WANTED: One Malayan dollar from every citizen of this country who knows the true meaning of Yuletide. Send it to the Singapore Standard Cheer Fund, Urn Teck Kirn Road, Singapore, if you wish to do your bit to help the SICK, the
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    Lock icon CRISIS SPOTLIGHT
    319 1 BAHRAIN (Persian Gulf), Nov. 3, (UP)— Police imposed an indefinite curfew on this oil-rich island today after fires damaged a British oil company office a newspaper plant and a harbour slipway. TEL AVIV. Nov 3. (Reuter;—An Israeli military sDokesrnan today announced the rapture ot Khan Yunis. a border
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    Lock icon Ring Of Red Armour Seals Off Budapest
    376 2 Hungarian Insurgents Dig In As Tanks Clash VIENNA, Nov. 3, Russians sealed Budapest with a ring of armour as Hungarian insurgents broadcast reports of clashes between Soviet and revolutionary Hungarian troops m Budapest and other places. At Budapest, Soviet and Hungarian tanks had
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    Lock icon Nyet: Say Russians To Nagy's Complaint
    109 2 UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 2 (UP) Russia denied to the U.N. Security Council last night that Soviet reinforcements were sent into Hungary and was immediately confronted by an official Hungarian complaint that large military units crossed the frontier today. Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy sent a
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    Lock icon Dulles III?
    31 2 WASHINGTON, Nov 3 (Reuter) Mr John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State, entered the Walter Reed Army Hospital early today, and doctors reported that he might be suffering from appendicitis.
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    Lock icon Bomb Blast In Tripoli
    36 2 TRIPOLI, Libya, Nov. 3, (Renter). A bomb exploded m Barclay's Bank here today, and first reports said a number of people were injured. Damage was caused but no deaths were immediately reported.
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    Lock icon Desist & Withdraw: Red China
    224 2 Desist Withdraw: Red China HONGKONG, Nov. 3 (Reuter). Communist China today demanded that Britain and France stop immediately their armed attack on Egypt and warned they would face grave consequences if they failed to do so. me official government protest was published by the New China News Agency. The full
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    Lock icon Fighting Ebbs-But Israel Awaits Move On Her Eastern Front
    347 3 Fighting Ebbs-But Israel Awaits Move On Her Eastern Front T E A L O AVIV, Israel, Nov. (AF). Fighting ebbed on the Egyptian front today and the Israelis— bolstered by captured arms, vehicles and provisions watched intently for developments on their eastern flank. Iraq announced the dispatch of troops into
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    Lock icon Angry Mobs Demonstrate
    246 3 Asians Protest Against Franco-British Action ANGRY demonstrations against the Franco-British military action m the Middle East took place m many Asian countries yesterday and on Friday. Here are reports from several Capitals: PEKING: Several hundred angry but well-disciplined demonstrators invaded the British Legation compound here yesterday morning
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    Lock icon U.N. Men Helped Surrender
    121 3 U.N. Men Helped Surrender TEL AVIV, Nov. 3, (Reuter)— United Nations military observers on both sides of the front line acted as "contact men" when the Egyptians surrendered Gaza to the Israelis, according to reports reaching here last night. The reports said Egyptian Major General Mohamed Fuad Adagaw officially negotiated
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    Lock icon 'Ceasefire' Say Clergy
    69 3 LONDON. Nov. 3. (Reuter) —British church leaders, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, today called on Sir Anthony L'den to attempt to secure a cease-fire m the Middle East '•as speedily as possible." The Primate, as president, lea a deputation on behalf of the
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    Lock icon Nutting Quits
    36 3 LONDON, Nov. 3 (Reuter) Mr. Anthony Nutting, Minister of State at the Foreign Office has resigned because he disagrees with the policy of the Conservative Government on Egypt, it was officially announced here today.
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    Lock icon Egypt Agrees To Cease-Fire If...
    163 3 NEW YORK. Nov. 3 (Reuter) The Egyptian Government today announced her acceptance of the United Nations resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire on condition that the attacking armies cease their aggression. A memorandum from the Egyptian delegate Mr Omar Lloutfi to the U.N. SecretaryGeneral Mr.
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    Lock icon NEW EOKA OFFENSIVE
    62 3 NICOSIA, Nov. 3 (AP) British authorities ordered a dusk-to-dawn "youth curlew" on six major towns of troop-iaaen Cyprus today to tnwart a newly-opened EOKA offensive. Acting alter antl-Bntlsh rebels exploded 14 bombs In less tnan 24 hours, the island government ordered a 5.30 p.m. to 5 a.m.
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    Lock icon The Arabs Rally To Egypt's Aid
    122 3 The Arabs Rally To Egypt's Aid WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 The Syrian Embassy announced yesterday that it had informed the United States Government that Syria was placing its armed forces under the command of General Abdel Hakim Amer, Commander-in-Chief of th G Egyptian Forces. A spokesman of the Embassy said that
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    Lock icon SON FOR IRA
    21 3 PRINCESS Ira, 16-year-old wife of Prince Alphonse von Hohenlohe, gave birth to a son m Lausanne yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Petrol Rationing Looms In Britain
    137 3 LONDON, Nov. 3, (UP)— Britain will be forced to ration petrol within a fortnight if the Suez Canal does not come back into operation within that time, informed sources said here last night. Minister of Transport Harold Watkinson. m a television interview gave the impression
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    Lock icon Ike Leads Adlai By Big Margin
    203 3 NEW YORK. Nov. 3, (AP)— President Eisenhower is leading Democrat candidate Adlai Stevenson by a comfortable margin m most public opinion polls as the U.S. election campaign nears its end. Stevenson continued to score gains as he has m recent weeks. A Gallup national
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    Lock icon 6 Alliance Candidates
    60 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Alliance will name six candidates tomorrow, three Malays and three Chinese, to contest the six wards m the Johore Bahru Town Council elections. An Alliance spokesman told The Standard that of the three Malays to be named as Alliance candidates. two would be
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    Lock icon Concert To Climax Fund Campaign
    149 4 THE climax to the Singapore Children's Society's fundraising campaign, started m August, will be a Grand Variety Concert at 8.30 p.m.. on Nov. 17. at the new Chinese V.M.C.A., off Shenton Way. The programme, to be compered by Mr. Garry Stewart, will include appearances by
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    Lock icon 'OUR LINK WITH THE PAST
    622 4  -  TERRY PILLAY Renovations Fut raid To Criticisms By RAFFLES Museum, with its gracious dome rising m the heart of the city, is Singapore's link with the past and it is good to know it is being cherished. Last week, the final phase of a five-month
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    Lock icon Religion To Foster Goodwill
    98 4 Religion To Foster Goodwill KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Swami Satyananda, today urged Malayans to participate widely m religious activities to foster goodwill and friendship among themselves. The Swaml was addressing the opening of the Kuala Lumpur centre of the World Council for Inter-Faith Cooperation at the British Council hall here. He
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    Lock icon 147 CURFEW BREAKERS FINED IN COURTS
    372 4 STRICT Police security precautions were taken m and around the Singapore Police and District Courts yesterday, when a total of 161 persons were charged m the Fourth and Fifth Magistrates' Courts for breaking the curfew during the Colony riots. A total of 147 curfew
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    Lock icon 3 Rob Iban Of $480
    71 4 3 Rob Iban Of $480 A 22-year-old Iban, C. H Inka, was rohbed of $480 after w?^ *****1 IJ P by three men m Medan Road, Singapore, last night. Inka said that he was walking home when he was held lJ£kJ? n fir man pointe d what looked like a
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    Lock icon Malay Kris On View
    62 4 MALAY kris which are on view for the first time (left to right) are: A gold inlaid kris, with a carved wooden handle m the shape of a bird, which belonged to a Sultan of Palembang. (Centre): East Javanese kris. probably from the island of Madura.
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    Lock icon FIRE STARTS IN TANGLIN SCHOOL
    140 4 A MYSTERIOUS fire broke out m the T Preparatory School m Holland Road at noon ye t gutting, a room and the quarters of a Malay Damage to the school, which caters for 148 European children, has not been assessed. The cause of the fire
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    Lock icon $1,400 STOLEN
    26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Burglars broke into the Officers' Mess at the Wardieburne Camp last night and got away with $1,400 m cash and property.
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    Lock icon Fusilier On Hurt Charge
    48 4 Fusilier On Hurt Charge IPOII, Sat.-A Re* v Fusilier. 20, claimeri -..^"J trate Che Yusof to a charze of J hurt to a Snct-ial CcS Chong Chin Kce, 20/2 Wilkinson was have hit Chong negligently fired a Oct. 13. Hearing hai Dec. 13. Wilkinson ml* ed $300 bail
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    Lock icon Jail For Bribe
    40 4 BUTTERWORT fine of $100 or Uo on jail was imposed by ft Hassan bin I Magistrate's Court Hsi day, on a 51-year-oIdW Mastan bin Kadir Meeri' was convicted on a chari offering $1 bribe to aj constable.
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      71 4 Singapore Diary Independent Missionary Movement; Prtsnn Q h WS at Pearl Hlll Home" 7 p m M Unt Emily GirU Singapore Art Notlety: 15Lh Inter achool art Exhjbition at British Council Hall 9 a m to 530 d m T»:£ TIDE TOUAV JJiS*?^ am (U6 ft). Pe ?7 a r*ft
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    Lock icon THIS ISN'T A PRISON, THEY'RE JUST PAYING THEIR RENT
    295 5 THIS ISN'T A PRISON, THEY'RE JUST PAYING THEIR RENT "NOT unlike prisoners" was how a Colony Legislative Assemblymen yesterday described the method m which tenants Singapore Improvement Trust flats have to queue up behind a wire tence to pay their monthly rentals. \a7m 6 Assem blyman, Mr. Will, am Tan,
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    Lock icon JAPAN READY TO HELP OUR INDUSTRIES: TAN
    207 5 JAPAN READY TO HELP OUR INDUSTRIES: TAN JAPANESE industrialists are prepared to assist Malaya by establishing their businesses m this country and provide modern technicians, Singapore's Assistant Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing, Mr. Tan Theng Chiang, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Tan who has just returned from a
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    Lock icon Tropical Fish On Show
    132 5 Tropical Fish On Show THE Singapore Aquarists' Society will open its second annual exhibition of tropical fish on Nov. 7, at 6.30 p.m., at the Happy World Stadium, it was announced yesterday. The exhibit, originally planned for Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, will be formally opened by the Society president,
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    Lock icon MONTHLY MEET
    31 5 THE monthly meeting of the management committee of the Federation of Boys' Clubs, Singapore, will be held on Nov. 6 at 5.15 p.m. at the Queen Street Boys' Hostel.
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    Lock icon Artist's Works Realize $5,000
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Well-known South China artist, Professor Lai Kirn Chen, opened his three-day exhibition here yesterday and sold more than $5,000 of his paintings. Professor Lai said he will donate half the proceeds to the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building Fund.
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    Lock icon Army Offers A Future To Malaya's Youth
    260 5 Army Offers A Future To Malaya's Youth TEEN-AGED boys of Singapore and Malaya are being offered a future with the Army. Recruits between the ages of 14 and 15 will sit for the annual entrance examination of ihe Army Boys' Trade School Nee Soon, Singapore, at various centres m the
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    Lock icon JAPANESE PIANIST
    54 5 JAPANESE PIANIST MISS YOKO KONO. the young Japanese pianist who will Rive a concert ;in Singapore at the 2 Victoria Memorial Hall, J on Nov. 30, at 8.45 p.m. 2 She arrives m the Colony on Nov. 20 from Bang- Z kok, where she is giving 2 a recital for
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    29 5 THE seventh anniversary celebration of the Taiping Rehabilitation Centre will be held m Taiping on Nov. 17. The programme will include a sports meet and a Chinese dinner.
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    Lock icon TUC Appeals For Patience
    105 6 THE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday appealed to all unionists "to be calm and patient and obey the law under which they work." The hon. general secretary of the Congress, Mr. Ang Liong Sing, m a statement said: "The unfortunate incidents which have just taken place
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    Lock icon Deepen This River To Speed Up Shipping
    231 6 ANSWER TO THE CRITICS MALACCA, Sat. Spokesman for the only lighterage company here, Mr. Goh Kirn Choon, yesterday urged the Malacca Chamber of Commerce that m order to speed up the loading and unloading of goods to and from ships it should ask
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    Lock icon Ede Puts Question On Buses
    82 6 Ede Puts Question On Buses LIBERAL Socialist Assemblyman. Mr. John Ede will ask. when the Legislative Assembly meets tomorrow what steps are being taken to provide transport ior people residing m Holland Road from the junction of Ulu Pandan to Bukit Timah Road. This question will be put to the
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    Lock icon SPURT TO REGISTER
    38 6 A TOTAL of 521 students In Singapore registered themselves for re-admission to the Chung Cheng and Chinese High schools yesterday the last day for registration. To date, a total of 2.518 students registered for readmission.
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    20 6 STORE, Sat: The price of tin on the local market today was $40!) 1/8 per picul (Down $133).
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    28 6 Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday: Straits mixed copra Nov. $26 7/8 buyers. $27 1/4 sellers; Dec. $27 1/8 buyers, $27 1/2 sellers. The tone was inactive.
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    27 6 A BURMESE Buddhist missionary from Rangoon will give a lecture on Buddhism at the Kinta Road temple at 1 p.m. today. All interested are invited.
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    Lock icon Housewife Robbed Of Jewellery
    62 6 MINUTES after she was chased and caught by an assailant on her way home m Arumugam Road, on Thursday night, a Singapore housewife, Ng Kee Loy, fainted. On regaining consciousness, she found Jewellery consisting of a gold chain, a pair of gold earrings and a wristwatch
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    Lock icon TUNKU'S TALK CANCELLED
    68 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A talk by Tunku Abdul Rahman. Federation Chief Minister, and UMNO Chairman, to UMNO member? and the public here tomorrow afternoon has been cancelled. An UMNO spokesman here said that all arrangements had been made to receive the Tunku, but these had to be
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    Lock icon THE DEADLIEST WEAPON IS FOOD DENIAL
    157 6 THE DEADLIEST WEAPON IS FOOD DENIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Food denial is the deadliest weapon against the Communist terrorists, said Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latiff, Director of Information Services, m a radio appeal tonight urging the people to give it their all out support. Although its effects were not immediately
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    Lock icon CAPTURED DOCUMENTS
    150 6 Captured documents have shown that hungry terrorists had to concentrate on food forages rather than to plan outrages against the public. Without food, the terrorists were forced to break up into small groups. At the same time, the subversion campaign to poison the minds of the people slackened
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    Lock icon Borneo Co. Holds 100th Anniversary
    110 6 Borneo Co. Holds 100th Anniversary MALACCA. Sat.— The Borneo Company held its centenary celebrations at a cocktail party at the Capitol Dance Hall last night. The company's assistant manager Mr. W K. Young, welcoming the guests hoped the company might carry on for another 100 years m an independent Malaya.
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    Lock icon 3 Burnt In Balloon Explosion
    55 6 3 Burnt In Balloon Explosion THREE youths suffered slight burns on their bodies and legs when a gas-fllled oalloon exploded at Orchard Road yesterday. They were Llm Mvi Yong, 20, Adam bin Abdullah 21, and Mohamed Bahrudin, 19. The Standard understands that the balloon exploded when a passer-by accidentally threw
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    Lock icon Rotary Head A Day Late
    55 6 MR. GIAN Paolo Lang. President of Rotary International, is expected m Singapore tomorrow. Delay m his air schedule has made him a day late, and the luncheon arranged m his honour for Nov. 5 has now been postponed to Nov 7. the usual Rotary luncheon
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    Lock icon Quick Thinking Saves A Life
    38 6 QUICK thinking by a Marine policeman saved Cheng Choon Hwee from drowning at the Clifford Pier. Singapore, yesterday. Cheng was seen struggling m the sea when the policeman Jumped m and rescued him.
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    Lock icon MARSHALL BACK WITH OLD FIRM
    26 6 THE Standard understands that Mr. David Marshall, former Chief Minister of Singapore, has rejoined the legal firm of Battenberg and Talma.
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    Lock icon Consul's Daughter Weds
    54 6 MR. and Mrs. Jan Paton, aft«r (h yesterday at the Presbyterian Church St. "Urriw J The bride, the former Miss M th ■Jap ore l the daughter of Dr. Hans U. Granow mrr nri *U l sul-General m Singapore and Fran r P rnian Cm I dardpic.
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    Lock icon Public Security Detainees: Man Appear In Cour
    232 6 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday told a three-man delegation from the Peoples Action Party that a large number ot persons arrested by the Police under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance has already been produced m court. Mr. Lim made
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    Lock icon SCHOOLS MEET
    39 6 THE manager tees of the Chung 3 High School and the Cha High School yesterday cussed the re-openir.g'cf| two schools at the Ec Hean Club. Singapore i agreed to defer npenlnij after the classrooms i been cleaned.
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    Lock icon THEY'VE ALL BEE WONDERING WHAT HAPPENED
    762 7  - THEY'VE ALL BEE WONDERING WHAT HAPPENED ANDREW ROTH By "^HAT'S the latest on what's happening m Singapore?" During the last aay s that question has been tossed at me by almost everyone I meet Singaporeans and other s interested m Singapore have pot been able to contain themselves or satisfy
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    Lock icon THE UGLIEST FINED OF HELL
    1189 7  -  MILLS LETHERINGHAM By v/ Moved by jealous rape, a man recently hurled his (J girl friend from the window of his fourth floor Q Paris flat but it was he who went to hospital, for Othe girl landed unhurt on a canvas awning, rushed back
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    390 7 Gathering on us like a fog all the time is the prospect of two classes m the Labour Party, some born to command, some to obey. Miss Jenny Lee M.P. Everyone must expect enemies and aon-believers. I suppose that's why they shot Lincoln.— Mr. Liberac*. Success
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    560 8 MAROONED WITH 30 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS A FTER a ship had successfully driven-off some raiders, it went aground on a small island off the African coast and the captain had to protect the cargo from his own crew. For the ship was carrying 30 beautiful Arab slave girls. At gunpoint, he
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    610 8  -  ANACRUSIS H- i^LAUDIO Arrau. the great Chilean pianist, is to include no less than five sonatas Of Beethoven m his two recitals for the Musical Society m the Victoria Memorial Hall on November 10 and 18. The "Waldstein' sonata, among other things, is m the first programme, while
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    462 8  -  VICTOR DOGGETT Reviewed By MOZART. Piano concertos m C major, X.467; and D major ("Coronation"), X.537. Joerg Demus (piano), Vienna State Opera Orchestra cond. Milan Horvath. Nixa WLP 5183. "lOERG Demus reveals MmJ self as a Mozart player of considerable substance and some finesse. He gives a
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      347 9 New View of TEENAGERS d6k4sw HOLLYWOOD has not been kind to America's teenagers, and recent productions have done nothing more than to kick them m the teeth and brand them as a flock of delinquents. One current picture, the "expose" type hotrod film, tries to imply that the kids of
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      207 9 fVHE picture that will rock millions and we don't mean Dirk Bo garde's majestic clonk and embroidered waistcoat^ either. But no. It's that first' time moustache we're talking about. Dirk wears it for scenes m ILL MET BY MOONLIGHT which Michael Powell
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    562 10  - SERVICES ASSERT SUPREM A CY OVER NEGRI XV LEONG HEW MENG By THE Singapore Combined Services XV opened their HMS Malaya Rugby tournament with all guns ablaze as they pounded home a 37 points (two goals and nine tries) to nil victory over Negri Sembilan on the padang last evening.
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    126 10 ST. AXDREWs School, scoring a total of 67 points with only six points against them, maintamed their rugger supremacy to become the first inter-schools* seven-a-Mde rueeer champion? at RafTles Institution yesterday Rallies Institution were the runners-up. In their opening came the Saints ousted Outram Secondary School to
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    40 10 YMCA trounced Wanderers 5-0 m SHA Div 3 leaeue hockey match played on the YMCA ground yesterc>ay. Scorers for YMCA were. Chew Tuck Phooi <2\ G. Lilhurn (2) and W. Vanderput. YMCA lead 2-0 at half time.
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    310 10  -  VAZIR MARKAR By Champions Without The Fijians JOHORE. Sr Singa Civilians trimmed Johore, thrice winners of the HMS Malaya rugby championship, by 3-0 on the Johore Civil Service ground today. Singapore gained the three points from a penalty goal off Parker, skipper of the Colony team. Johore,
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    624 10  - India Won't take Chances Against Spore: Kenya hope to Give the Fed. a Fight S. R. NAIDU MALAYA'S HOCKEY OPPONENTS PASS THROUGH By INDIA'S Olympic hookey team, confident of retaining the championship In Melbourne, will take no chances when they meet Singapore. Kenya's hockey players, however, expect to take the
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    45 10 CALCUTTA, Nov. 3 (Reuter) India were still 52 runs behind Australia with two first innings wickets m hand aftei the second day's play m the third Test here today. By the close India had scored 135 for C m reply to Australia's 177.
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    74 10 SINGAPORE and Perak were levelled 2-2 on tne first-day play of the Foong Seong Cup zone final at Ipoh yesterday. Results are: Omar bin Ibrahim beat Llm Foh ChVe 15-12. 15-2; M. Sadaii lost to Foo Vons Khean 7-15. 15-2 13-15; Ong Poh Lim Ismait Marjan beat Tan
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    43 10 Kiwis Kee Winning 14 Squadron Zealand or the RAF S^r kept up n. a: Tensah yesti they brat Xe P s 27 points '3 goa tries) to nil. Scorers for tt Forde 2, Murd Sin^rrr Keedii Hartley converti tries and Keedar third gral.
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    405 10 First Defea For S'pore Services HONGKONG, Sat. In their fi n tour Singapore Combined Sen ices llt nf Hongkong Army side by 12 runs. They dismissed their opponents for 100 runs and were themselves put out for 88, by some accurate bowl- ing and good fielding. The match was played
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      176 10 MR. S. GUNARAPNAM of Singapore writes: 'MR. S. GUNARAPNAM's letter is one of many running and your petrol bills are cut by increased milereceived from motorists who realised the added advan- age. Better lubrication (and that means protection) H U tages of SheH's multigrade oil when it was introduced is
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    394 11 Saturday's F.A. Soccer Results LONDON. Nov. S, (Reuter)— LEAGUE I Arsenal 2. Aston Villa 1 Birmingham City 2 Blackpool 2 Burnley 1. Lulon Town 1 Cardiff' City 1. Manchester C 1 Chelsea 1. Charlton A 3 Manchester U 3. Whampton WO Newcastle U. 2. Leeds U 3 Portsmouth 2, Tottenham
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    443 12  - Hard Cash Cold Facts Jeffery James Jtankltj Speaking i BEFORE this month is through, a quarter of a million dollars will be blown up by Singapore and the Federation m the name of sport. There are those who aj-e beginning to wonder if the Frankensteins of sport are mass producing
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    622 12  - Kesavan Must 'Float To Beat 22s Barrier BILL FUNK Olympicscope by TOMORROW on the Farrer Park cinder track, three of the Colony's sprinters will wind up a hard six-week training with their final run. But the few enthusiastic athletic fans will be watching just one athlete m his attempt to
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    614 12 THE North Borneo Olympic I Committee have nominated > two athletes for the Melbourne I Olympics jumpers Gabuh bin > Piging and Sium bin Diau. Both are hop, step and jump i specialists who boosted up the ,Colony's hopes with high ranking
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    144 12 Malays Meet Indians In Final PENANG, Sat-- Malays qualified to meet Indians m the final of the Community Cup knockout soccer competition when they beat defending champions Chinese 5-2 m a semi-final encounter on the Victoria Green yesterday. The game was fast and clean throughout Omar Hitam opened accounts for
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    50 15 Neat And Natty But Nippy On The Knees How long is a nightie? Daringly short this winter, say the fashion experts who showed some new "kneefreezers" m London recently. And here model June Roberts wears a gay Swedishprint nightshirt, with redribbed accents, huc-me tight cuffs and collar, and ripper front.
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    269 16 CABR/NA, the silent blonde with the shape that speaks for itself, will appear before the Queen on Novem- ber 8. She is the big sur- prise on the list of perform- < ers for this year's Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium THE gala
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    1077 16  - "One Generation Opens The Road EVELYN HOCQUARD By yk4s6 Upon Which Another Generation Travels" THE letter R is the eighteenth letter of the Alphabet, the single value of 18 is I+B 9. The number 9 stands m symbolism for the Planet Mars. With Mars for a planet behind the letter
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    690 21 Rue Scribe Gets.. A Ticket To "Ghost Town" SUNDAY MOTORING COLUMN [F it takes a riot, and a subsequent curfew, to clear Singapore roads of traffic congestion, I'd still rhoose congestion every, time. I don't like driving m a ghost town. What an eerie feeling I got driving through the
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    118 21 photo. RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil: A replica of the famous "14-Bis" aircraft m which Brazil's Alberto Santos Dumont made the world's first flight m a heavier than air machine, is put through a test run m preparation for the ceremonies commemorating the 50th anniversary of
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      331 22 BIRTHDAYS SUNDAY. Large changes with great money benefits can be expected. It will probably be m the field of work. There are correspondingly large crises to be faced. Fortunately, these do not outweigh the advantages by reason of the affable conditions m private life. A happy but boisterous year. MONDAY.—
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