the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Cairnhill Lim Yew Hock, second Chief Minister, Minister for Labour and Welfare (1955—1959), member of the second Legislative Council of Singapore representing Keppel, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Havelock, member of the second Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Cairnhill Francis Thomas, Minister for Communications and Works (1955 - 1959), Principal of St. Andrew's Secondary School (1963 - 1974) Armand Joseph Braga, Minister of Health (1955 - 1959), member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Katong Chew Swee Kee, Minister of Education (1955 - 1959), member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Whampoa Jumabhoy Mohamed Jumabhoy, Minister for Commerce and Industry (1955—1959), member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Stamford, President of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce (1978 - 1992) Anthony Rebeiro Lazarous, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Farrer Park Mak Pak Shee, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Geylang Seah Peng Chuan, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Kampong Kapor Tan Theng Chiang, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Rochore Lee Choon Eng, member of the first Legislative Assembly of Singapore representing Queenstown References Labour parties Political parties established in 1954 Political parties disestablished in 1960 Defunct political parties in Singapore 1954 establishments in Singapore 1960 disestablishments in Singapore