The Straits Times, 15 October 1954

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    14 1 The Straits Times New**** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, ID W OCTOBER 15, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    ITRIKE MENACE GROWS
    212 1 CKERS shout down a return -to- work call BUSMEN refuse to accept new timetables Einston calls a ecial Cabinet mxVEST OUTLOOK SINCE 1926 LONDON, Thursday. (HILL today called an emergency Cabinet meetrom the Minister of Labour, Sir Walter Monckton, .rikes which now involve 30,000 men and are
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    27 at a weird ceremony sent to prison
    798 1 27 at a weird ceremony sent to prison TWENTY-SEVEN of 31 men arrested at a triad society initiation ceremony in Singapore were sent to gaol yesterday for five months. They had admitted attending the ceremony and being members of an unlawful society, Ang Bin Huay. All the 31 accused pleaded
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    HE BLAMES POLICE FOR HIS CRIMES
    52 1 MANILA. Thurs. Amado Manlapaz blames the Manila police for his career of crime. •Had I been arrested earlier. would have had the chance t<> commit so many crimes," he told the Rizal Court of First Instance. Tin- judge sentenced Maneight years" gaol for a
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    Aga Khan decides to quit the turf
    478 1 Aga Khan decides to quit the turf yHE Aga Khan, one of the biggest racehorse owners in Britain and certainly one of the world's most successful breeders, has decided to retire from the turf at the end of the present English season He is reported to have made the decision
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    Narriman ill
    27 1 LAUSANNE, Thurs.— Former Queen Narrlman of Egypt flew here yesterday to visit a leading gynaecologist, Professor Rochat. She is reported to be very ill— U.P.
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    Vietnam cabinet changes near
    163 1 SAIGON, Thurs. THE Vietnam Prime Minister, Mr. Ngo Dinh Diem, has I now accepted the .suKgestion of i Bao Dai, Head of State, that hr should widen hi.s cabinet to end a month-old political authoritative sources ■aid hrre today. Earlier this week M.\ Diem refused Bao
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    SHE CHEATED THUGS
    19 1 HE JOINED CHASE THE RANSACKED ALMEIRAH AH PENG KEE SWEE What uere the thugs looking for?
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    AMAH ROUTS 2 ARMED THUGS: 'Jolly good show' sags her boss
    351 1 AMAH ROUTS 2 ARMED THUGS: 'Jolly good show' sags her boss A SLIM, middle-aged amah yesterday foiled two armed men who broke into a Singapore lawyer's bouse in Thomson Road. Although guarded at pistol-point. Lei Ah Peng escaped from the house and called for help, forcing the robbers to flee.
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    Nehru's trip
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs.— The Chinese Ambassador to India. Yuan Chung Hslen. has left New Delhi for Peking to prepare for the visit next week of the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru Reuter.
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    New envoy
    24 1 LONDON. Thurs— The new Philippines ambassador to Britain, Mr. Leon Guerrero, presented hi.s credentials to Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace yesterday.— U.P.
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    GRANTHAM JEWELS, FURS LOST IN CAB
    115 1 CHICAGO, Thursday. SIR ALEXANDER GRANTHAM, Governor of Hong Kong, last night reported the loss of a suitcase containing valuable furs and jewellery. Sir Alexander told police that the suitcase apparently Iced out of a taxi in which nd Lady Orantham rode the Illinois Central
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    Up, up, up
    31 1 An active market yesterday sent the rubber price In Singapore up by another l's cents a lb. with October first grade buyers f.o.b. closing at 78 J cents.
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    Lessons in hate
    31 1 SEOUL, Thurs— President Syngman Rhee has issued a special directive to step up anti-Japanese as well as antiCommunist teaching at all levels of South Korea's school iystem.— A.P.
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    Boy foils 3 temple robbers
    227 1 Boy foils 3 temple robbers A 12-YEAR-OLD boy, Sim Benp Seng, fought free from the ?rasp of throe robbers in a temple yesterday evening and called for help. This led to a nectic chase and arrest of a man. According to the police. a toy pistol and a pair of
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    MacDonald off to London
    42 1 OTTAWA. Thurs— Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Commissioner General for South-East Asia left for Britain by plane late today after a month's holiday here He flew to Montreal where he was to board another plane tonight for London —Reuter.
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    Get your postal orders NOW
    65 1 pOSTAL ORDERS cf the required denominations are now available throughout Malaya for The Malayan Monthly's $20,000 Must-Be-Won Word Puzzle Content •C". Entries are already flowing in, although the contest doty not close until Oct 21. Don't wait until the la.st minute. Get your entry and
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    Boy stabbed
    33 1 Thong Chee Seng, aged 16, of Tanjong Pagar Road was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital last night with stab woutids in his back. His condition was reported to be Mnoua.
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    Mason quits
    17 1 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs Film star James Mason announced today that he Is quitting movie acting.— UP
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    2 die in axe and poison drama
    326 1 2 die in axe and poison drama pOLICE, answering a telephone call from a blind man, rushed to a house in Manasseh Lane, Singapore, yesterday morning and found a woman axed on the head and a man cut in the throat and stabbed thrice in the stomach. Both died on
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    STOP ?Rtaj
    39 1 HtKMOSA: CHINA CABLLS IN. M U YORK Thury hmrvc (iiivrrnmrnt de<:Uri-(| in rablc to I V tnidv public lod.iv nm "liberation" of PmNH Wtm matter of CMm'i mtrrnal a(Tair> and no toreiga imttntwtUmm «ni be tnlrrjitrfi.' Reuter.
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    A FATHER'S 'NO' STOPS REGISTRY WEDDING, BUT PARTY GOES ON
    176 2 A FATHER'S 'NO' STOPS REGISTRY WEDDING, BUT PARTY GOES ON PENANG, Thursday. A FATHER'S "No" greeted a bridal party at the Penang Registry of Civil Marriages this morning. Two telephone operators. Mr. V. Pushpanathan, 24. of the General Hospital and his 19-year-old bride, Miss Theresa Tenis, of the Telecommunications Department,
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    Husband and wife slain by Mau Mau
    105 2 NAIROBI. Thurs. MAU MAU terrorists strangled Mrs. Mary Leakey. 57, in her home at Nyeri. 100 miles north of here, last night. Her husband, Mr. Gray Leakey, was also murdered. The terrorists slashed an African cook to death in their raid on the
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    Reds tortured a 'traitor'
    48 2 TOKYO. Thurs. Japanese poiice raided a secret Communist meeting place and arrest- i ed five leaders on charges of torturing an ex-Red they accused of leaking secrets. The tortured man was Shin 1 Yuki, who asked for police protection on Sept. 22. -A P.
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    Holiday in Japan
    35 2 TOKYO, Thurs. Mrs. Vija- yalakshmi Pandit, former President of the United Nations General Assembly, arrived here j by air today from the United States for a three-week informal visit to Japan. Reuter.
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    Selassie in U.K.
    26 2 PORTSMOUTH Thurs —Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived today from Malta aboard the cruiser Gambia for a three-day state visit to Britain— AP
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    To the rescue
    21 2 LONDON. Thurs. British lifeboats were launched 354 times in the past six months and saved 252 lives— Reuter.
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    AFTER 100 DAYS—A HELLO'
    97 2 AFTER 100 DAYS— A HELLO' WELLINGTON New Zealand. Thurs— Mr. William Willis, a sixty-year-old New Yorker last heard of 100 days ago on June 26, four days after !"avin? Peru to drift across the Piciflc. radioed today: "All well". A message picked up at Rarotonga, Samoa added: 'Raft position 20
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    Mrs. Lin: A woman you seldom
    792 2 i SHE IS THE PRACTICAL ONE AND SHE TAUGHT HIM THE IMPORTANCE OF LIVING NAN HALL profiles the wife of a limelight husband who prefers the shadows —aicau from the public cue mid-thirties to find her E gentle, scholarly husE band a literary lion
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    AFTER EIGHT YEARS
    127 2 3 to die for the murder of a King BANGKOK, Thursday. THREE men were sentenced to death here yesterday for conspiracy in the assassination of the King of Siam more than eight years ago. The Supreme Court found that Kinc Anaria Mahtdol. brother of the present King,
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    Chaplin to aid Paris charity
    64 2 PARIS. Thurs. Charles Chaplin arrived here yesterday to present part of his US$l4.--000 peace prize from the Com-munist-sponsored World Peace Council to Abbe Pierre, the well-known Roman Catholic charity worker, among the city's poor. The film star has an appointment with the priest today It
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    IT WAS QUEUE HERE FOR FREE FISH
    67 2 ALOR STAR. Thurs. VllI lagers in Tandop. three miles from Alor Star, n«d free fish for dinner last night. A lorry driver taking the fish to SuiiEel Patanl told them to help themselves when his vehicle landed in a drain all four wheels
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    U.S. envoy leaves
    31 2 TAIPEH. Thurs— Mr. Walter Robertson. US. Assistant Secretary of State, left here today to return to Washington after talks with President Chiang Kai-shek and other Nationalist officials.— Reuter.
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    Frenchman meets a 'saucer' Pi
    98 2 PARIS. Thurs.— A "flying saucer" pilot was last night reported to have tried to refuel his 12-feet lone torpedo-shap-ed machine at the expense of the French railways Mr. Laugcrt*. a railwayman at Montlucon station, central France, said he saw the pilot and his machine outside
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    The aim is not niceties, but fair dealing
    69 3 The aim is not niceties, but fair dealing BRITAIN'S PRESS COUNCIL REPORTS ON FIRST YEAR'S WORK Ms and r, A |iH\ Thurs. ■Li\- Press < "lII)- sf< UP l >'" ir afo I newspaper f r to(l yesterdaj W mw questions i(h ha j d V a H *ls- jccrets,
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    'MIRACLE' BABY BORN TO A PARALYSED COUPLE
    83 3 AT an Aylesbury (Buckinghamshire) hospital a "miracle" baby was born to a man and wife both of whom are paralysed below the waist. The baby boy (pictured above with his parents) is reported to be doing well. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
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    SILENT GENERAL FACES ACCUSERS
    199 3 SILENT GENERAL FACES ACCUSERS SEOUL, Thurs. A NORTH KOREAN <**■ guerilla leader. Lt.-Gen. Nam Bo Dv, and four of his men claimed yesterday that they were prisoners-of-war and that a military court had no authority to try them on war crimes charges. The court ruled, however, that the five guerrillas
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    Exit Hitler (official)
    70 3 Exit Hitler (official) BERCHTESGADEN. Thurs Hitler is dead beyond a doubt, the district court here site of the Nazi dictator's famous mountain retreat announced today. The court, which is dealing with a request by an Austrian court to issue an official death certificate, said ■according to all investigations carried out
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    Molotov home
    23 3 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Molotov, returned to Moscow yesterday from Berlin, the official Soviet news agency reported. Reuter
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    Anti-Red move
    21 3 LAGOS, Thurs. Nigeria today took steps to prevent the infiltration of proved Communists into the country's public services. Reuter.
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    Hundreds killed in hurricane
    90 3 I'OKT-AU-PRINCE, Thurs. THE toll of death and destruction from hurricane •Hazel" at Aux Gaye s alone, the major town on Haiti's stricken south-west peninMila. has mounted to 200 di-.id and 350 injured. Other reporirs said Jeremie. the peninsula's second largest town, was almost entirely; swept into
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    Colombo trainees are now 600
    45 3 NDON. Thurs.— Britain has vuled training courses for than 600 students from i and South-East Asian intries under the Colombo lan for the economic devepment of this area. The Treasury said yesterday That the flow of trainees was increasing.— Reuter.
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    MAS CARDS UP IN SMOKE
    28 3 .;irris I children* 1 picture books also wrnt up in the flames. The factory, a three-storey buildmc employing 230 people, i^verelv damaeed. Reuter.
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    B.E.A. LOSS BIGGER, REPORTS BOSS
    174 3 But outlook is brighter LONDON. Thursday. ORITISH European Airways Corporation, one of the two British State-owned air lines, made a net loss of £1.773.797 for the year ended March 31. 1954. This was £314,000 more than the Joss incurred last year, according to the B.E.A
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    Hong Kong 'unsafe' for Susan Hayward's children
    114 3 Hong Kong 'unsafe' for Susan Hayward's children ACTRESS Susan Hayward was denied court permission in Hollywood yesterday to take her two sons to Hone Kong, where she is to make a new film. Miss Hayward's request was contested by her former husband, actor Jesse Barker, whose attorney said Hone Kong
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    HIS HEART'S BACK IN THE RIGHT PLACE
    178 3 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky), Thursday. A FOUR-WEEK-OLD boy went home from hospital here yesterday with his heart back inside his body. And the only thing he has to show for the operation, performed three hours after birth is a small scar on the chest. Doctors
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    PILOT FLOWN BACK FOR QUESTIONING
    71 3 PILOT FLOWN BACK FOR QUESTIONING BONN, Thurs.— lan Thomp-son-Dickson. who crashlanded a plane in Belgium on Tuesday after flying from Britain, was flown back to Britain yesterday under escort for questioning, a Royal Air Force spokesman said. The Prentice trainer plane he flew was missed on Tuesday from Manley R.A.F.
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    Attlee likes Chinese better
    38 3 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Clement Attlee, leader of the Labour Party, said that Chinese leaders were ardent Communists but they seemed to apply their theories with a great deal more commonsense than Soviet leaders. Reuter
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    Admiral's trip
    30 3 LONDON, Thurs. The British First Sea Lord, Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick McGrlgor. is to visit Norway and Denmark next week, it was announced last night. Reuter.
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    GERMANS HOLD THE BABY
    64 3 BONN, Thurs German se- I cretarles volunteered for baby fitting assignments last nljrht to enable Japanese Embassy officials here to take their v.lyes to a dinner given by Dr Konrad Adenauer, the Chan- cellor, in honour of the vlaltlng Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Shlgeru Yoshida. The
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    LONDON STOCKS
    405 3 LONDON. Thurg. A FTER a certain amount of nervousness at the opening when prices were marked down as a precautionary measure, the London stock markets became much steadier ivhen sellers failed to come forward i an any scale. When cheap buyers appeared for I the bet er class
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    LONOON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Oct. 14.— Cash Buyers C733J: Sellers £734; Forward Buyers £733J: Sellers £734: Settlement £734. Turnover a.m. 40 tons: p.m. 40 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    40 3 LONDON. Oat. 14.— Spot 24d Nov 23', d. Dec. 23>,d.. Jan-Mar. 23d. Apr June 22 7 ,d. July-Sept. 22\d' Oct.-Der. 325 d.. Oct. c.i.f. 22 7 *d Nov c.i.f. 22 7 »d.. Dec. c.l.f, 22 \d Tone: Quiet,
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    Record sales in welfare lottery
    38 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Sales of ticicets for the 24th Social and Welfare Services lottery, to be drawn in Teluk Anson on Saturday, are the highest recorded, says a Government statement They reached 1,734,000.
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    WAY film show
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-A film of the recent World Assembly of Youth conference in Malaya will be shown at the L »Kf rde s Kuaia Lumpur, with other films, on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The show Is sponsored by the Information Department
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    ALLIANCE: IF WE WIN POLLS
    365 4 Tengku Rahman to speak on UMNO-MCA policy after the elections KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, the President of 1 the United Malays National Organisation, will make an important policy speech when he opens the UMNO general assembly at Penang on Saturday. He is expected
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    STUDENTS PLAN A LONDON BATTLE
    197 4 STUDENTS PLAN A LONDON BATTLE SOLICITORS for the seven Chinese school pupils, who lost a Supreme Court appeal on Wednesday, are already preparing for a second appeal to the Privy Council. The solicitors. Laycock and dm. yesterday applied to Mr. Justice Knight for a copy of his Supreme Court judgment
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    POLICE SEEK A WOMAN
    110 4 POLICE SEEK A WOMAN T>OLICE investigating the fire I which killed a man and a child in Singapore on Wednesday are anxious to contact a woman believed to be his wife. The wo:nan and another child aped about six disappeared in the morning just before the fire broke out. Police
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    Soldier dies in estate battle
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs— A Malay soldier was fatally wounded when terrorists ambushed a patrol of the First Battalion, Malay Regiment, In the Phin Soon Estate area of Sungei Siput North, in Perak. yesterday The patrol was returning from night ambush positions when terrorists fired on
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    HELP FOR NANYANG STUDENTS
    97 4 HELP FOR NANYANG STUDENTS N ANYANG UNIVERSITY students could make use of library facilities at the University of Malaya's Chinese Studies Department, Dr. K. C. Ho told the Straits Times yesterday. This will be one form of cooperation between the two institutions, already discussed by Nanyang University Chancellor Dr Lin
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    Drama group to aid SATA
    51 4 As part of its 15th anniversary which will be celebrated on Sunday and Monday, the Lav Chit Kee Hiang, a Teochew theatrical troupe, will stage charity shows at B and C theatres, Happy World, in aid of the SATA Rehabilitation Fund at 8 p.m on
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    Talks with Mr. Head
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, had discussions last night with Mr. Antony Head. Secretary of State for War, and Sir Donald MacGlllivray, the High Commissioner, on political development in Malaya. Sir Cheng-lock, who was guest at King's House,
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    'CALM DOWN, NOW,' SAYS MAGISTRATE
    229 4 He appeals for order in court K. LUMPUR. Thurs. INCHE ISMAIL, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, intervened to call for order betwepn defending counsel and the public prosecutor in a case he was hearing today. To Mr David Marshall. a defence counsel, he said: "I
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    Flying sailors on the way
    88 4 Fifty-six sailors are flying to Singapore from Britain in a chartered aircraft to replare the crew of the Royal Navy frißate St. Brides Bay. The present crew members have served in the Far East for six years. The aircraft la due in Singapore tomorrow. I
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    They want to 'lose' their stripes
    150 4 UNDIGNIFIED, SAY THE WORKERS SINGAPORE hospital servants who have protested against red stripes on their uniform trousers are tn take their case to the Government Whitley Council The staff side Junior Grade Committee which meets today will hear the dispute before submitting the case
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    Lorry saved—just in time
    60 4 Lorry saved— just in time KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Hie prompt arrival of ar. irmy patrol toilrd a terrorst gang, who had held up a orry in the Labis Area of Joiore yesterday. The Reds were outed in a short excharui* i l "ire. There were no casualties The Reds had
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    AQUARIUM CAN OPES
    44 4 "FHE Singapore Van Klerf Aquarium will be ready to open next month. The tanks are now well stocked and the last lot of thr ton. ot W« water n^ed- nd sing Uport; 7.3fl llftwnti »«o»t j L Ml ItU. <"«m.. i«
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    LICENCE TORE UP, SA MOTOR
    54 4 LICENCE TORE UP, SA MOTOR C Kl;i..v,-,, f f\M in th<-- habit Dr T ;>... 1 bouij 'enan£| compl e vesst ie trip joon 10 Before^ ibUttß were vica ring. The Sfl "iHi If they will be jl gtanceV' or br •-rtairuy another. (Ind t-M responaU •,nere, ij ;tay In
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    Sapper five year
    15 4 Sapper five year l Profii^B i jfl B I.M ».m. H lm.. l)ml pif a^^|
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    BULLION WOMAN IS FINED $2,000 A word cost amah 6,000 gold savings
    118 4 BULLION WOMAN IS FINED $2,000 A word cost amah 6,000 gold savings BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. AN amah Leong Sun Yin. ">B. who was found with more than $6,000 worth of gold bars at the Prai railway ferry on Oct. 7, was today flnod $2,000 for failing to declare them. Defence Counsel,
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    A LEADER OF PERAK CHINESE DIES
    77 4 A LEADER OF PERAK CHINESE DIES IPOH, Thurs. Leadinp Pemi'. Chinese miner and planter, Mr. Cheong Chee, died at hLs home in Hugh Low Street last nißht after a short illness. He was 70. Mr. Cheonp;, who was made a Justice of the Peace in 1948. was vice-president of the
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    Who tried to send these orphans to Red China?
    59 5 Who tried to send these orphans to Red China? §£SANG MYSTERY PENANG, Thursday voting orphans recently taken off a ship a for Communist China have set the ouTiinuMit a problem. Lai hero removed them from ailed a few days ago because satisfied the children were B m\ ml Hher drowned
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    T.B. BOSS WANTS TO QUIT
    94 5 T.B. BOSS WANTS TO QUIT ..'.A LUMPUR. Thurs MR. A. L. Sheild, the Federation Government's ilosi> specialist. has asked to be released from the j medical sendee. It la believed that Mr. Sheild ha.s taken this action a policy dispute I the tuberculosis clinics in i But the Director of
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    They'll entertain Sir John
    44 5 The Governor. Sir John I Nicoll, will attend the annual I r of the Singapore Mala- fi'int Overseas Group of I Institute of civil Encinee Institution of Mechaninßineera and the InstituBlectiical Engineers at Adelphl Roof Garden at :r.e o'clock tonight.
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    MURDER? IT'S A TRIFLE, HE SAYS
    155 5 But court condemns him to death W™^ h_ JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. ONG TEN. 41, a timber worker who referred to his crime as "a trifling offence," was yesterday sentenced to death for the murder of his mother-in-law Chong See. at Kluang on July 19.
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    Maternity ward plan approved
    85 5 Maternity ward plan approved TELUK ANSON. Thurs. rE Tcluk Anson Town Tnuncil today approved a proposal for an extra maternity ward at the hospital here. The Council also decided that a dispensary be set up in town. These decisions were taken on a proposal by Mr. Wah Keng Jooi (Alliance).
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    519,000 raised
    16 5 51 9,000 raised JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Kluang District Welfare Committee raised $19,000 from a :un fair.
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    Progressives to meet
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —I The inaugural meeting of the Sciangor Progressive Party will' be held at the town hall here i at 5.15 P.m. on Oct. 22. The party, which already has about 500 members, is starting a membership drive. It is also planning to form branches
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    Back from Oxford
    39 5 MUAR. Thurs.— lnche Atan bin Haii Abdul Hamid ha.s retuned from England after a two-year course at Oxford for his Diploma of Education. He is now acting headmaster at the Government English Preparatory School nt Muar.
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    119 confirmed
    23 5 SITIAWAN. Thurs. A total of 119 children were confirmed at a service here by the Archbishop of Malacca, Monsignor i Olcomondy.
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    THEY PAY TAX WHEN THEY GO
    138 5 THEY PAY TAX WHEN THEY GO If visitors make money here YIOST British visitors, iTI who earn money while in Singapore pay tax] before they leave, the acting Comptroller of Income Tax. Mr. G. T. Holloway. said yesterday. Mr. Hollowav said: "Even the most responsible person can forget to pay
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    New officer
    34 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs Inche Adam bin Abdullah has taken up duties as Assistant District Officer, Krian. in place of Raja Mokhtar bin Raja Yacob who ha.* gone to Serbak Bernam on transfer
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    AND NOW FOR SOME PYTHON STEAK OR STEW
    68 5 AND NOW FOR SOME PYTHON STEAK OR STEW MR. STEWART WAVELL of Radio Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, holds a live python by the neck and takes a good look at it before sitting down to eat python steak at a Drurv Lane stall. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Wavell will describe his experience
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    COURT TOLD OF DOTS v SKELETONS FEUD
    301 5 PENANG. Thurs. Yf EMBERS of two secret iTI societies, who had gathered at a road junction for a gang fight, scattered when police arrived. Inche Shaikh Abdullah, the Penang Magistrate, was told today. "A detective fired a warning shot into the air and
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    DRIVER COLLAPSES A T WHEEL
    61 5 PENANG, Thurs.— A car ran off the road and landed in a drain in Light Street opposite the Supreme Court today when its Indian driver suddenly collapsed at the wheel. The man, who is believed to have had a stroke, died soon after an ambulance
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    Sackings 'bomb' for mill strikers
    186 5 Sackings 'bomb' for mill strikers ANEW issue has arisen in the Malayan Textile Mills strike now entering its 34th. day. The management insists that 70 workers under 18 years of age must go, claiming that their dismissal is madf necessary by a law to which the strikers themselves drew attention.
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    $137,000 case accused pleads alibi
    100 5 $137,000 case accused pleads alibi YEW WENU KAN. accused of armed robbery, with two others, of cash and watches worth 5137.000 from the China Company. Middle Road on May 6. pleaded an alibi in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday before Mr Justice Taylor. Yew said he was in Kluang on
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    Sir Donald at Film Unit
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, this morning paid his first visit to the Malayan Film Unit With the head of the unit, Mr. Tom Hodge, he spent an hour and a half inspecting the orcanisation in every detail He saw the
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    Penang plans for birthday
    39 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The committee for the observance of tho Prophet's birthday will meet at the new Penan'e UMNO Hall next Wednesday at 8 p.m to discuss celebration plan*. Officials for 1954-1955 will also be elected
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      128 5 mil iM&Wi BiW kit'tvA 10.30— 11.00 sweet M UAIA ;"ui .Swing. tan be j I J^H SINGAPORE l» »> pm.->h,.;t wave ■i (0.ln Ml a.m. short wave 62m. l.fim Medium »;iu 476 m A.M. 7.15 Time Signal and Open-, Announceme its; 716 Morning B ,JS stal "30 News: 7.35 Melody
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    DEATH
    33 6 2e Wmri% $1(1 (minimum). KHOO WEE GEOW passed away peacefully in Singapore < 13th October, leaving behind his Wife, four son*, two daughters, one sonIn law. two daughters-in-law, and mx grandchildren. Funeral today.
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    PERSONAL
    25 6 ;>0 Hnrrf. f/0 (minimum). O. K. LIM Something very serloui ha.s happened, kindly come home immediately for the Sake of the Klris or Rine.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    267 6 »'orrf» $U (minimum) li)I H)W PEDANT Every Day in I Mall' it you want to win that $5 0(i(i word puzzle. WE HAVE A NUMBER of slightly soiled prints available at much reduced prices. Call to-day. Donald Moore Ltd Mac Donald House. MATERNITY WEAR frocks. nklrts smocks, all guaranteed
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Oct. 15, 1954. Problems In The Schools
    855 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Oct. 15, 1954. Problems In The Schools Crisis is a hard worked word in the world of education, but iin the Singapore Government's annual repor' on the schools it 'is not misplaced. To keep up with the increase in the number of children reaching primary
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    London Stoppage
    304 6 If the London dock strike spreads, as is now likely, to other ports in the United Kingdom. Britain will be facing the most serious wave of labour unrest since the general strike of 1926. For London also has a bus strike. Half the city's bus routes have been
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    Ending Corruption
    198 6 General post with the office furniture is not at first <-i<iV)t much of a contribution towards ending corruption, but the Federation Government believes it may help considerably to stamp out much petty graft. Heads of Government der.. inents. particularly those v h d"-;il oirectly with the pulili 1
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    The aid gang moves about —the rebels fade away
    945 6 The aid gang moves about —the rebels fade away A MAN WHOSE NAME IS RARELY IN THE HEADLINES IS NOW THE No. 2 BOSS OF RED CHINA RED CHINA'S fii>t People's Congress has met and chosen new leaders. Or rather has chosen all the old leaders with a few exceptions.
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      DANGER IN THE FISH TANK
      118 6 DANGER IN THE FISH TANK MR. IRVING WATSON says a number of freshwater fish have survived in the concrete tanks at the Van Kleef Aquarium and from this assumes that the cement ha& been adequately "cured. This may not necessarily be so. An improperly seasoned tank gives oft alkaline. Some
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      LOCAL LADS HAVE NO CHANCE
      78 6 LOCAL LADS HAVE NO CHANCE SHIFT Engineer's litter on loc\il lads having the chance to become shift engineers and dredgemastcrs mi certainly cleared the lirbut his statement that no local n.rn are obtainable U bunkum. Unlike government departments, most local dredging conprefer Importing men from overseas and training them up.
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      PENANG TAXES
      69 6 \IR GRIDLEY'S statement A regarding duty on apples makes It clear that If Penang paid duty as does the rest of the Federation, It would not be necessary to levy a a tax at Butterworth. Penang may be a free port, but if duly can be charged on
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      A plea for more speed in promotion on the railways
      180 6 A plea for more speed in promotion on the railways THE Malayan Railway is the last government department in which we expect propulsion to be slow. You now report that only three out of 74. Division One posts in the Railway are held by Malayans. Engineers may take some time
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      DON'T BLAME SUB-TENANTS
      132 6 WHAT Mr. David Marshall aays about the victims of the sub-letting racket is very true up to a point. But how can anyone blame a person for becoming a subtenant? He has to do this hi order to get a roof for himself and his family. He
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      STREET LIGHTS
      88 6 rE City Engineer's Department is now repairing the upp<T portion of QulUemard Road. The lowi r portion will be repaired and <xtf-nd<'d aft«>r this is completed. Thr Singapore Improvoment Trust plans a big building project in this ami and the Government la building a regional .school hcri'. Why
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    On the Margin
    54 6 On the Margin NJ gfl illl 1 v/B I I I lat/s OH untergf nento aid, any J A pokesmtH urnlture^l I "It waM rent oppj lon In Qfl nerely tfl )ut In al| lublic v ribcrv iy OOVqB he publjfl "The pfl ■>mpl«te« s rnmeat S Chap-JgJ lira, on
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      67 6 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE A medicine that has been used for hundreds of years in the East as a remedy for fever and snake-bite is today helping doctors to fight high blood pressure. Paul de Kruif tells (in the September Reader's Digest) how this ancient drug— Rauwolfla offers hope of controlling
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    Those bribes can't go under the counter now
    115 7 KKS ITI RE MOVED ABOUT SO OFFICE HEADS CAN WATCH WHAT GOES ON Ip EVERY CLERK IS VIEARLY NAMED KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. BnRKI'S (lt (ioveniment offices all o'er the Ration have been re-arranged in a scheme K«n opportunities for corruption. n a
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    APPEAL FAILS SHE MUST GO TO GAOL
    78 7 IPOH. Thurs.— The appeal of 4-\ car-old woman, Looi Wah; sentenced to three years' 1 for obtaining possession of: car-old girl for immoral] '•^es. was dismissed by Mr. I Ice Pretheroe in the Perak 1 Court today. [n her evidence In the lower
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    TWO MILLIONAIRE LINERS COMING
    152 7 Super de luxe, even for dogs Fill It hundred wealthy Americans, paying MSB,--000,000 in fares for a 97-day world cruise, are due in Singapore in February. They will bo in the 22.000-ton Swedish liner Kungsholm built at a cost of M 530.000.000 last year and known
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    BEES raise official BUZZ
    246 7 BEES raise official BUZZ A THREE-FOOT beehive on a tree in Waterloo Street, Singapore, has started a bis buzz in the War Department and the City Council because it stands on "no mans land" between their properties. It has set a poser. Who is to destroy the bees? Who will
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    LUCKY 800 —BUT ONLY FOR A FEW MONTHS
    176 7 LUCKY 800 —BUT ONLY FOR A FEW MONTHS KUALA LUMPUR. TiiurABOUT 800 residents of Johore Bahru will be paying less for their telephones after the first of next year than other subscribers in the Federation. But their good luck will only last a few months. The Johore Bahru telephones are
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    SIR JOHN IN TODAY—20 YEARS AFTER
    74 7 SIR JOHN IN TODAY —20 YEARS AFTER The Under Secretary of State at the Colonial Office. Sir John Martin, who is to visit North Borneo. Sarawak Brunei and the Federation of Malaya, is expected to arrive In Singapore today Sir John who was with the Malayan Civil Service from 1931
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    Red China ore in port
    38 7 The 5.000-ton Finnish freighter Greta Thorden called in Singapore yesterday from the Red China port of Whampoa Local agents said that- the vessel was bound for Gdynia, Poland with 7.000-tons of iron ore.
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    M.Y.F. forum
    36 7 Dr. Sv. Holth, a lecturer at Trinity College, Singapore, will lead a Geylang Straits Chinese M.Y.F. forum on "What Doe.* a Christian Believe?" at the Geylang Methodist Church, Aljunied Road, at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Allowed bail $5,000
    5 7 Allowed bail $5,000 3»p "ho
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    Found hanging
    23 7 Yeoh Siew Hong, aged 37, was found hanging from a tree in the Teochew cemetery in Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    Dictionaries cost S'pore Govt. $5,000
    98 7 rE Singapore Government yesterday told why $5,000 is included in the 1955 draft estimates to buy dictionaries. This sum. an official said, is the cost of rpprinting 68 copies of the standard Wilkinson's English-Malay dictionary for use in Government departments. They will be printed next
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    New chime for church
    53 7 An electronic chime, whicn can be played or tolled for funerals, weddings or service;;, has been installed at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church in Singapore. The chime, costing $2,000, will be dedicated at the 10 a.m. church service on Sunday In memory of the late Rev
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    PRITT: ALL SHOUT AND SONG
    81 7 PRITT: ALL SHOUT AND SONG MORE than 6.000 Chinese middle school students sang and shouted slogans for two hours at the Singapore Badminton Hall as they waited for the farewell appearance of Mr. D N. Pritt, Q.C. yesterday. Mr. Pritt senior defence counsel for seven Chinese students charged with obstructing
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    Fire hits one-trailer town
    77 7 PASIR MAS. Thurs. OEVEN houses were destroyed In a fire today in this Kelanta7i town. The town has only one fireman manning one trailer— and no fire engine. Pa-sir Mas with the .surround- ing district has a population of 86.000. The houses were In a row
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    War boss shown skymen's new idea
    272 7 War boss shown skymen's new idea KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TiHE Secretary of State 1 for War. Mr. Antony Head, today saw paratroops of the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment Jump from a helicopter over the i R.A.F. aerodrome. Kuala I Lumpur, to show a new I tactic for Jungle war-
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    Inaugural meeting
    46 7 The Bureau of Driving Standards, Singapore, will hold its inaugural meeting at the V.MC.A., Orchard Road, at 8 pm on Oct 22. Speakers will Include Mr. Sandy G. Pillai, chairman of the Singapore Safety First Council, and Mr. A. E. Minns, Traffic Police Chief.
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    SCHOOL PROBLEM IS FIND THE MONEY
    219 7 DROFESSOR F. MASON, i Professor of Education at the University of Malaya, told a meeting in Singapore last night that the Federation's education problems vvoro problems of finance and population. He was leading a public discussion sponsored by the EastWest Society on the changes
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    EUROPEAN TOLD 'SPECIALS' TO SHOOT CATTLE, SAYS WITNESS
    285 7 MALACCA. Thursday. EUROPEAN security oniccr ordered Special Co. stables under him to shoot at a herd of cattle witness alleged in the Alor Ga.jah Sessions Court today The security officer was Don William Macdonald 31, of the Ong Hin Tiane Estate, who
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    Typist found hanging
    46 7 Two days after hi* last report for offlre duties Ana Kirn Llan aged 35 a typist, was found hanging from a door, adjourning his bedroom in .1 Singapore Improvement Trust flat at Prince Charles Squire The Coroner yesterday returned a finding of suicide
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    Taximan fined
    30 7 Ns Kwee Hai, a taxi drive: was fined $10 in Singapore yesterday for parking his taxi in j North Bridge Road, oppo.sU' 'the Odeon Theatre, on May II
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    A GENTLEMAN OF THE ROAD
    93 7 The identity card ot a Johore Bahru man. produced in a Singapore court yesterday listed his occupation as "beE gar" and his address as "five foot way." In the dock was Cheng Ena 58. holder of the card, who pleaded guilty to being found lin
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      172 7 The Weather MINIMI M TEMPERATIRK: (730 pm or. Oct. 13 to 730 am Oct. 14) Slntjiipore 73 degrees Penang 72, KoUi Bahru 73. Kuala Lumpur 74, Ipoh 71. Kuantan 71. MAXIMI'M TEMPERATURE: (7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Oct. 14) Singapore 82, Penang 87. Kota Bnhru 84. Kuala Lumpur 87,
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    The Customs causeway queues lift freight rates
    371 8 2-DAY TRIP NOW TAKES 4: LORRY MEN WANT AN EXTRA 35 PER CENT MAN WHO FOOTS THE BILL IS YOU CINGAPORE transport companies said yesterday the chaotic traffic hold-ups occurring every day at Johore Bahru Customs post had forced them to increase their
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    A YOUTH SLASHED HIMSELF
    160 8 A YOUTH SLASHED HIMSELF 'Police hit me' plea falls on deaf ears A YOUTH detained for theft tried to commit suicide by slashing i himself with a broken bottle, at Tanjong Pagar Police Station, the Singapore Seventh Police Court was told yesterday. Gian Kin See pleaded guilty to attempted suicide
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    Ex-judge dies
    24 8 Ex- judge dies LONDON. Thurs.— The death has occurred of Mr William Burton, a former puisne judge of the Straits Settlement. He was 70.
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    The Yanks drop in— 1,500 here
    92 8 The Yanks drop in 1,500 here SINGAPORE yesterday was "invaded" by 1,500 American sailors from four U.S. destroyers. The warships dropped anchor in the outer roads after completing four months' duty in the Western Pacific. The four ships, the USN Wadleigh. Young. Remey and Monsen, will leave Singapore tomorrow for
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    Salesman gaoled for cheating
    40 8 IPOH. Thurs A secondhand car salesman. A Balasubramaniam 26. convicted on two charges of criminal breach of trust and cheating in respect of a car valued at $2,050 was sentenced to one year's I gaol here.
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    Meeting on Chinese schools aid plan
    160 8 REPRESENTATIVES of Chi- nese educational bodies are to be invited by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com- merce to attend a meeting on j Government's proposal to In- I crease grants to Chinese aided schools next year. This will precede a public j meetinz
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    A Peking Red is pleased to find there are no flies on us either
    116 8 A Peking Red is pleased to find there are no flies on us either /CHINESE Communist diplo\j mats are ever so polite these days. Thus to General Yuan Chung-hsien, Peking Ambassador to India, and Mr. Bi Sok-wang, his First Secretary, Singapore's hotels are magnificent. Singapore's food irreproachable and Singapore's tourist
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    Malay to become first Asian police chief IT'S A MALAYANISATION MOVE
    130 8 Malay to become first Asian police chief IT'S A MALAYANISATION MOVE KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. INCHE Talif bin Lisut, 49, is to become the first Asian Chief Police officer in Malayan police nistory. He will become Trengganu's Chief Police Officer next year. Hp Is now Denutv CP O there His promoKis
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    Musical evening
    20 8 KLANG, Thurs. The Klang High School Choral Society will celebrate its first anniversary with a musical evening tomorrow.
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    WOMAN IN KIDNAP BID 'NOT BAD HAT'
    123 8 WOMAN IN KIDNAP BID 'NOT BAD HAT' KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. TANG AH SEA. a 50--year old woman, convicted of trying to kidnap a three-year-old girl was today let off on a personal bond of $200. Probation Officer Chong Pene Hoon told the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. J. Kirby.
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    Progress report
    31 8 The second progress report of the Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. sixth annual membership and finance campaign will be made at the association premises, 107 Selegle Road at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    'NO POLITICS' B TO BE IMPOS ON ALL CIT COUNCIL STA
    61 8 'NO POLITICS B TO BE IMPOS ON ALL CIT COUNCIL STA OINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL rmp|, IVp •3 "no politics" rule which will he Mr applying to Government servants All Council employees certain section in Government barred from active part in p and from taking part in elect] I ■HHM I
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    SECRET 7 WANTED A ROAD TOLL
    99 8 SECRET 7 WANTED A ROAD TOLL men claiming to O he secret Mdetj members, demanded SI from a schoolboy walking along I'pper Scraneoon Road one night in August, a Singapore court was told .\«"xterday. The boy, (him Thian Hock. 16, told the Seventh Police Court that when he said he
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      293 8 i |3 p| |s |7 |i Straits Times Cross ~~i~~i~~i~iZiIlZl! -exSST- 1 muw JJ~ §3$ a m in 8. No terms could describe thi> r creature (7). -"*-i «tt ¥»S lijii «~r 9 Sickly affair for ltnnyson $SsS S§S SJ^ §S§§ heroine to figure in »7) jL JH _IH §1
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES
    1901 9 Dancing girl who was 'Queen' of Paris PASSERS-BY in the Boulevard dv Temple, Paris, one summer day in 1840, paid scant attention to an oliveskinned young Jewish girl dancing in a swirl of scarlet skirts on one of the many wooden platforms that lined the street.
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      191 9 Shartock Miotmes That was ti shot! WC. JELLIBv/ "1 MOM&eMSE/N UNCLE T<^ov/\j HHP^TTeCE WE \€>i TW4T W4s A &IVE ME UMCLE TO&V.' $UCT TUZOIMjU I PtHOEUMCK. CA£TLE'.\s.&UCT I UEAQOI ThAT KEY.' TWECE'^ U\€> HL THE TEMPLE! J LOOLZ *\OCE i UK.EA)^~~~-, r^ VVWEELCUAIC.'y I Hfete^ Hick Travy Heir to mittions
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    GOOD DEMAND SENDS RUB PRICE UP AGAIN BY OVER ONE CENT
    456 10 GOOD DEMAND SENDS RUB PRICE UP AGAIN BY OVER ONE CENT AUSTRALIAN buying added to the already heaw orders from the Continent and Ixmdon sent the price of rubber up still further in Singapore yesterday and October first grade buyers f.o h. closed at 7SJ cents a Ib., the highest
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    327 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' A;- i elation reported: "Rubbers on tic local -.fare market responded to the I further rLse in the rommod. 1 and there v.as widespread markit.c up In this section although tht volume of business continued re .-tn -teci. "Industrials and tins were quietly steady.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    123 10 October first grade rubber I fob. closed in Singapore ye>;c: 78". cents a lb lv rents above Wednesday's closing price tone was steady after firm. Good turnover was reported Closing prices yesterday to per tb. were:— No. 1 R.S.S. Sp. buyers 78V seller.* 16',. No. I Oct. buyers
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    Rubber crops
    15 10 September rubber crops announced are: Ayrr Mnlek 31.920 !b Bukit Katil 38.797 lb.
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    15 10 AUSTRAL STOCK I J— for H ,i tor HW IHa MM Wl« I i«j 1
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    36 10 SINGAPORE SHIPPING >ll 'P'> l>inj ,ul hun tfem I Tl* MN AM AC C!AJ <TAS I*W| M tOYAI I -may r*ci FBANCI j .INDIA IN] LAYAN All ndinaviaj via iumH P.6tO AH v.t.rN •ltd <o»lif» >■ Ml
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    20 10 M It/I f 21/31 HIT < Omm*, M II I. I II <B. I 11/n ta u.K I uiwn Hill
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      803 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CIVILIAN QUARTERMASTERS In the Federation of Malaya Volunteer Force. First appointment on contract for three years. Salary $480 x 24—720 plus COLA, Exj patrlation Pay and Allowances. Maximum age 42. Qualifications Experience as QM or RQMS In Imperial or Federation Forces. Intimate working knowledge of Army accounting <si&nttal
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      724 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS RECORD LIBRARY ASSISTANT In the Department of Broadcasting. Kuala Lumpur. Salary Scale: 1102x6-114/132x6-156/168x12 336 p.m. with C.O.L.A. at current Government rates. Minimum starting salary Is $157.25 p.m. Qualifications: Fedtral Citizens. Must have passed Std. VIII and have an Interest In music of all kinds. Age: Candidates must have
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      600 10 NOTICES RANTAU TIN I»REDGING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya > NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-Fifth Ordinary General Meeting of the Members of I the Company will be held at the Reclatered Offlce. 33 Beach Street. Penang, on Monday the 15th November, 1954
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      498 10 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "E" Contractors and above will be received at the office of the State Enctneer Pahang Kuala Lipis. up to 9 00 am of the 20th October. 1954 for the Construction of 4 Units Married Quarters for Pollc*' Rank <fe File ;it Berr.i. Kuala Lipis.
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    Malayan product aids atomic progress
    317 12 ny^ irwn a* i j j iiji-^ u—±imM MALAYA'S unique product Linatex is becoming more and more popular in the overseas and local markets, and today atomic research stations throughout the world are using it in their work. Linatex is a special form of rubber
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    NEW CHIEF FOR COLONY ENTERPRISES
    110 12 MR. I \l PAX Kill who has been appointed chairman of the Public Assurance Company Ltd. in succession to the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw is a well-known Malayan businessman. Mr. Lav who announced earlier thi s month that he had decided to quit public
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    U.K. SUCCESS FOR RUBBER SURFACING
    146 12 U.K. SUCCESS FOR RUBBER SURFACING rE recent introduction of rubberised bitumen in Britain's transport centres, goods vard.s and playgrounds is provinc successful. reports the British Rubber Development Board. With this success, its use in schools and hospitals specialisinE in the welfare of the blind and disabled. Is beine considered, the
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    BIGGER U.S. RICE CROP FORECASTED
    128 12 BIGGER U.S. RICE CROP FORECASTED United States rice crop production prospects improved during August and early September, and are now estimated at 62.7 million bags of 100 lb. each, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This was 2 per cent above the estimate at the beginning of August, 19
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    Mortgagee sales are active on dull propertg mart
    283 12 Mortgagee sales are active on dull propertg mart 4CTIVE mortgagee sales i this year enlivened an property maiket. a leading yesterday. He said that several mortgagee sales had figured in almost every auction held during the period. He said the mortgagees charged interest up to 12', por annum and in
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    SPORTSMAN ON SURVEY OF MARKET
    80 12 MR. CHI'A LIAN HI'AT the owner of Mm Ngai (Huat Kee) Knitting Factory of Manila specialists in men's underwear who is now in Malaya as manager of the Mm Ngai Factory basketball team which is playing a series of charity games in aid of Nanyang
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    EXPANSION PLANNED BY LOCAL AGENCY
    219 12 FOUR MEN PLAN EXPANSION Mr. Edward Mr. L. W. Mr. Don Mr. C. P. Leong Radice Omand Chan MR. EDWARD LEONG. the managing director of Fortune Advertising Ltd. has announced plans to expand the agency to give an all round advertising, marketing and research service.
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    TRADE IS WORTH $4,700 PER HEAD
    417 12 TRADE IS WORTH $4,700 PER HEAD IN 1953 merchandise moving through Singapore was valued at the staggering figure of $5 672.000,000 or approximately $4,700 Der head o. the total population. Mr J. B. Clegg. Director of Commerce and Industry said in a broadcast. Mr. Clegg said entrepot trade was the
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    Chris breaks world 5,000-m. record
    528 13 'BUILT ALL WRONG FOR RUNNING'— BUT... AND BEATS KUC IN 'FANTASTIC RACE LONDON Thurs. PHRIS CHATAWAY, 23- year-old red-haired Oxford University graduate—who says he was "built all wrong for running" last night knocked five seconds off the world 5.000 metre record at the White City
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    IRC pick 17 for Gandhi Cup
    89 13 The Incin ii Kecreation Club team for their Oandhl Memorial Cup soccer match ris.tinM RAF. Seletar at Farrer Park on Sunday will be selected from: A. Narayanan. N Nadarajan. K. Nadarajah S Veloo R. Bala. M. Ganl. P. T. Murlhee P. Supplah. T. Guraselcaran.
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    Chinese had no trouble winning 6-0
    116 13 /CHINESE had no trouble at all In Vy keeping their unbeaten record In the S.A.F.A. Community league when they met Eurasians at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. After taking ten minutes to settle down. Chinese riddled the Eurasian defence, scored four roalr before the Interval
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    21 13 The "A" hockey teams of Girls Sport* Club ano Singapore Cricket Club drew I—l at G S.C ground yesterday
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    Y. LITUYEV SETS NEW HURDLES RECORD
    356 13 Y. LITUYEV SETS NEW HURDLES RECORD LONDON, Thurs. MOSCOW, gaining comfortable victories in both the men's and women's events, beat London in their field and track meeting here. Their men won 13 events (103 points) to London'Sj five (&7 points), and their women won by seven events (56 points) to
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    CORONATION YOUTHS MATCH FOR ANY COLONY JUNIOR XV
    278 13 CORONATION YOUTHS MATCH FOR ANY COLONY JUNIOR XV CORONATION YOUTHS CLl'B of Johore Bahru. playv ing their first game in the Colony, beat Raffles Institution by 17 points (a goal and four tries) to ten (two goals) on the school ground yesterday. This was Coronation Club's first game this season,
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    AH Stars on Fed. visit
    93 13 Singapore's Al! Stars table tennU team left the Colony early this morning on the first stage of their tour of the Federation. The AH Stars will play their first match at Kuala Lumpur tonight against a Rest side at the Fui Chew Association Hall. They
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    WELCOME PARTY
    49 13 The Manila ba.slcetballers iMin Nrbli. who will participate in the Pan-Asian Basketball tournament to be held in the Happy World Stadium, Singapore. Oct. IB to 23, will be e>n. tertained by members of the Filipino Association of Singapore at No. 4 Ardmore Park at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    ALBION BEATEN
    46 13 BRUSSELS. Thurs. Honved the Hungarian soccer team with six members of the International tram which defeated England at Wembley beat West Bromwlch Albion the English Cup holders, here last night by five goals to three after Albion had led 2-1 at half time Riuter.
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    161 13 REST OF THE HOCKEY NEWS Hiscutt gets 4 goals Royal Army Bervlce Corp gave Young Men g Muslim Ajuorlation a i s—o beating In a Dlv. 3B hockey league match played at Farrer Park yesterday. HLscutt was In fine form, scoring four coals Including the hat-trick. Murray scored the other
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    DON CANDY BEATS HOAD
    102 13 SYDNEY Thurs. noN Candy improved hU chances for a place in the Australian DavLs Cup team I yesterday, when he upset Lewis Hoad. 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. in the semi-finals of the metropolitan tennLs championships. Candy will meet Ocoriie Wort hlneton in the final on Baturday. MEXICO
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    573 14 They will show how to play bigger teams FIRST GAME AT SCC TOD AY THAIS HAVE RUGGER LESSON FOR ASIANS By OUR RIGGER REPORTER REPRESENTATIVE rugby in the i Colony sets oft to an early start this season I with the visit of the Thai 1 Combined Services team. This
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    A GAME AT LAST FOR SAOBA-AND IT'S 61 TO 6
    290 14 A GAME AT LAST FOR SAOBA-AND IT'S 61 TO 6 AFTER more than two works of Inactl caused by tho minute cancellation of fixtures by their opponents. St. Andr> Old Boys Association managed to get a mat.;, at Woodsville yesterday But their opponents. Teachers Training College, could onlj field 12
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    V.S. BEAT YOUNG MALAYANS 6-0
    35 14 Victoria School beat Younu lay an* by six points <a tr\ penalty 1 to nil in their encounter at Victoria Schoi-: o:iy. Charlie Chan scored the Abbas kicked the penalty.
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    Carpenter, best as a front runner, is back in Singapore form
    577 14 Carpenter, best as a front runner, is back in Singapore form From EPSOM JEEP PENANG, Thursday. .PARPENTER (late Staroppo) can be a smart v galloper when in the mood. This three-year-old gave us a taste of his ability in his first race In Malaya, at Bukit Timah in July, when
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    260 14 Deleted Hioniti gave the Wees their biggest turf success HIONITI spectacular all-the-way winner >t trie 1953 Perak Derby uas finished his racine career He is among the latest list of deletions A brown gelding oy High Caste. Hloniti stole the $30. 000 race at Ipoh last year with an
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    SINGAPORE ST LEGER MEETING NEXT MONTH
    227 14 THK Singapore St. Leger— last big race In the 1954 Malayan racing season will be the main event In the Singapore Turl Club November Meeting to be held on Nov 20. 24 and 27 I The St Leger. for Clas.s 1 Dlv. 1 i
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      821 14 I HOUSES k, LAND FOR SALE 2t Word, SS (Mim.)-Box St ct: txtra. 20. KARIKAL LANE. Preenold I Area 1435 «q. ft. Two-storey terrace house vacant possession Price $17,000/-. Telephone *****. KENNY HILL ESTATE— Attrac tive well situated Residential Build ing sites available. Full particulars apply Trie Anglo Thai Corporation
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