The Straits Times, 28 September 1955

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    14 1 The Straits Times Ks t<J. 1845 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S. 1935 15 CENTS Motet**
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    The BUSMEN DON'T CARE
    269 1 STOU can walk— fympathisen' in other companies won't work S.T.C. rout Ijuv s UNION IS IXG STRIKE But Mr. Spore gets on with job IIKS ot the U mi companies Singapore's refused yea11 work the lefl without public transport bo'f the S.T.C. foi the eh many
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    SCHOOLCHILDREN ARE GOING THE LORRY WAY
    48 1 SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE GOING THE LORRY WAY M lIOOI.C lIII.IIKrN lilt without transport brtausr ol thr S.T.C. ttrikr wrrr ihl, to frt to and from thrir homo-* in lorries providt-d b> thr Ciovrrnmrnt llrre are some of them rc.idy 1.. ira\r thr Watrrloo StrrM terminus— Straits litnrs picturr
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    BIG 'IKE DROP' IN RUBBER
    143 1 Tin took tumble, too 1)1UMI»KM Fis.nho»rr» I illness had a direct influenci' >cstcrda> nil rubber and tin prices in Singapore which .slumped in ■jrmfttUl] with the overnicht drops in Americas markets. Rubber fell by ."iJ cents to «lo>r at Sl.n; p,- r In., the lowest
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    Lock icon LOOK IN FOR A REVOLUTION
    60 1 ON, Tv« An Ame- l( vision chief, Mr S the British today thai their latest i rtainment levtaton leval i r tasU i them knowledße, maturity and understanding Its ••incredible sellinu power" would pive them an incentive to work harder for the thing! it itdvertised.
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    How I fell in love at 66-by Mr. Adler
    349 1 How I fell in love at 66 -by Mr. Adler HE WON THE HEART OF MISS JAPAN AGE is no barrier to love. American millionaire cotton-ornkc r and Broadway producer Mr. Benjamin Adler, <)6. said in Singapore yesterday. He has just proved it by marrying Miss Kinako Kojima, 23, Miss
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    Alliance two up in Selangor
    158 1 Brisk voting in Sabak Bernam KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE ALLIANCE won two contested seats in the Selanßor State 1 'lections today Inche Mohamed Aidin bin Idrl* won the Klang North constituency for the Alliance He polled 2.957 votes His opponrnt Haji Alias bin Haji Abdul
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    Atom army gets a new look
    92 1 Atom army gets a new look Id M Xl Iti i;i. Turs Till: British Army fates a major shake-up in the very near future to organise it for atomic warfare, den. Sir Richard Gale, < oniin iiulit in -Chief. Northern Army Ciroup, said here today. "We are at the parting
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    Lock icon Big fair closes
    41 1 JAKARTA. Tutv The third Indonesian international trade fair which featured a spirited propaganda battle between the United States and Communist China closed night. About 730.1 KM) people visited th<- fair during the six •Wfci i' was open. UP
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    Strategic talks Top Red escapes
    68 1 NEW YORK. Tues The BiK Three Foremn MlnUten ojM'ned a conference in New York today to prepare Wetern .strategy for next month's Bir Four -onference with the Soviet Foreign Minister Reuter KUALA LUMPUR, Tue.v TrengKanu's top- ranking terrerl t Foo Thin MMMtfvftlk four other bandits
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    Lock icon Flying Quakers
    36 1 LONDON. Tues A British Quaker delegation of five left .Mere today by air for New I>elhi and Peking on the tir>t oflicial vi.sit by the Society of Friends to the Chinese Peoples' Republic -Renter
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    AFTER ALL THIS—A PAIR OF SHEARS NEARLY KILLED HIM
    111 1 AFTER ALL THIS— A PAIR OF SHEARS NEARL Y KILLED HIM LONDON, lues. (-HFi it uiuviiii I „j| jiIELD MARSHAL Lord Alanbrooke. who tame unsrathed throush four years of trench h arfare in France, in World Mar One. revealed jj-sterday hale ■almost killed himself with an electric hedge trimmer. Lord
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    Lock icon Fatal hangover
    29 1 PARIS. Tues The Frencl MatlonaJ institute o\ ties said today In its annua report that .some 12.MM Frenchmen died last yeai because of over-Indulgence ii Ulcohol UP
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    £18 mil. profit
    24 1 l ONDON. Tues Britain"' -tate-run c lectricltv supph Industry made a proiit ol BIt.TM.4H in the Mrum-i... year ended last March.
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    Harding will be tough in Cyprus
    169 1 BUECKEBURG. Tues. Field Marshal Sir John Hardinn said today he would Ro to riot-torn Cyprus early n> xt WMk with an open mind but ibsolutely determined to restore law and order Sir John told newsmen he vas flying to London today o hand over
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    MARSHALL'S WAR ON TAX DODGERS
    204 1 MARSHALL'S WAR ON TAX DODGERS Department to be strengthened T'HK Singapore Government has tunnel its attrnlion to tax dodcers. The Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, told th< Straits Times last niuht that the Income Tax Department would be .strengthened to catch up with evaders. Mr. Marshall aLso dispelled fear* among
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    Lock icon Moscow to send arms to Egypt
    137 1 Moscow to send arm s to Egypt LONDON IXiYPT has accepted an fjj Rum*^ i .Vpp.y"",,/ JS^" 1 A Forcißn Office spokesman "id the US Spcn-tary pI State, Mr John Fost.r Duller «H* r the rttuatton In N w y ork t n meet BntLsh and French FoTiun Mini Foreign
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    Crepe from sheet
    86 1 Ceylon stops export COLOMBO. TUfv Cryion Government has banned the export ol crepe rubber made from sheet rubber, a Oo\Tnment spokesman stated today. This derision follows attempts by certain tradere to buv shed rubber at a htcher price than the Government price for conversion to crepe. Traders
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    Lock icon Spain knocks
    16 1 NEW YORK Tiles .Spun today formally applied lor membership In the United Nations Reuter.
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    SIR WINSTON SAYS NO
    55 1 SIR WINSTON SA YS NO AYLESBURY I i Tue.v si r Win.vton Churchill'.s lans in this H hire town are d they wont b, able to put the dout rior's name on their pul was I, the sucec.NtK; 1 arose. C urchill But churchil] wrote back to d rather they
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    T.U.C. fund plan
    106 1 T.U.C. fund plan It may start off with $40,000 'FHE JMM rtlUUg Sm--1 faport Union Conurc.s.s will ni> Sunday to te\ up F'mhtiMK Fund 1 to improve the lot of. th< worker. The fund, the Straits Times ht. will not only be used for helping but "for anything that will
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    STOP PRESS
    54 1 KRITISH-RI SMW \\V\1. Vl>llIONIM>N Tuts \i» li.in;r of visits Ix-twrrn ships of K<>> .il Viw and Sutiii n.i\.il Irons will t.iki pi ii C month. \<I tint i It > t'.(l.l\ |fa I. ships will visit I < nin-r.iil fi»m Ort. d to while s So\ict rrs*Hs wtli
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    Terror town's peace parade is big flop
    258 2 Terror town's peace parade is big flop 2,000 PEOPLE -ONLY 300 TURN UP, 100 OF THEM CHILDREN ARE THE REDS THUMBING THEIR NOSE AT AMNESTY? LAYANd LAYANG, Tuesday. A PROCESSION publicising the amnesty was held in this terror town and it was a complete flop. The reason? The police offlcer-in-charge
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    Lock icon Strike wave in Chile brings state of siege
    144 2 Strike wave in Chile brings state of siege SANTIAGO, Tues. rrUE President of 1 Chile, Gen. Carlos Ibanez, today put five provinces under a state of siege and gave the government power to move residents and to order them to work under military authority. The decree, which will last for
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    WINSTON FOR A PARLIAMENT
    59 2 MAX NAUTA. the Dutch artist, pose* with his portrait of Sir Winston Churchill at the Netherlands Embassy in London. The portrait is at present being shown for two weeks at a Bond Street jailer v Later, it will become the first portrait of a foreign statesman
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    Lock icon Air Force loses the hump
    91 2 Air Force loses the hump C\SABLANCA, Tues. TWO camels owned by the I'nited States Air Force in Morocco have vanished without trace and it is thought they may have been stolen by terrorists. The camels. George, a brunette, and Gracie, a blonde. urre part of a recreation programme at the
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    Ship with ballot papers lost
    155 2 POLLS PLANS HITCH IN INDONESIA JAKARTA, Tuesday. LAST-MINUTE hitch in Indonesian election plans developed today with a report from Borneo that a ship carrying ballot papers had disappeared. The ship left Bandjarmasin. the capital of southern Borneo several days ago. It was to distribute its
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    S.I.T. social
    30 2 The Singapore Improvement Trust Sports Club will cele- I brate its seventh anniversary with a social and dance at the Sea View Hotel at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    He had chandu
    31 2 JOHORE BAHRU Tues. For possessing 10 leaf packets of chandu and smoking utensils. Lee Ah Slew, a fisherman, was fined $800 or six months' Jail at Pontlan today.
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    Lock icon SEX AND DRUG WITCHCRAFT IN SYDNEY
    183 2 SYDNEY. Tuev THOUSANDS of curious Australians .ir.- roaming t!>King's Cioss District in an unsuccessful hunt for a "uitch cult." Newspapers have reported that sex and drug orgies wrrr held in the district, which U Sydney's version of New York's Greenwich Village or London's Soho.
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    Youth had Red papers charge
    55 2 A youth claimed trial in Singapore yesterday to a charge of possessing terrorist documents. Chua Ah Hong was alleged to have had three cvclostyled and four handwritten copies of Malayan Communist Party documents at Pulau Minyak at 220 am on Aug. 16. Chua was remanded
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    Not quite cricket: Insurance company
    222 2 Not quite cricket: Insurance company INJURIES COST TWICE WHAT WAS EXPECTED WELLINGTON. Taes ANEW ZEALAND insurance company last season inaugurated a scheme for crick ters and found i 1 had to pay out tor claim* double 'lie amount lt received ?r «m premiums The benefits payable under a special accident
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    Lock icon Nikita will be there, too
    65 2 NEW DELHI. Tues The First Secretary of the Boviet Communist Party. Mr Nikita Khruschev, will accompany Premier Bulganin >>n his visit to India this winter, it was announced here yesterday The announcement that at the invitation of the Indian Prime Minister. Mr Nehru, the two
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    Ball tickets sell fast
    57 2 Tickets for the 1955 Press Ball to be held at the Sea View Hotel on Saturday Oct. 8 are selling fast and people wishinc to attend should make reservations now. Two bands, the RAF Dance Band and the Blue Rhythm Hawaiian Syncopators. will provide continuous dance
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    Lock icon Deeper river
    36 2 LONDON. Tiies. The Whangpoo River gateway to Shanghai, is being dredged to make a deep water channel for ships up to 10.000 ton» to enter the city. Peking I Radio announced yesterday I -A.P
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    FREE RIDES AGAIN ON 9 ROUTES
    262 2 THE Registrar of Vehicles said yesterday, that. following the S.T.C. strike. free transport for Singapore's schoolchildren will operate today on nine routes. The lorries will terminate at tht Waterloo Street June- f tion of Bras Basah Road. The routes are: KOI IK NO. 1A
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    THE 200-YARD 'OMELETTE'
    37 2 WELLINGTON. Tuesday -An enormous ■•om.-lettr spread over a 200-yard ttretrh of road n«»;ir Rotorua New Zealand, yesterday when a lorry currying 4.500 dozen eggs In craW .skidded and overturned. Not one egg survived —ReuUr
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    After a year's romance Debbie and Eddie say 'I do' in 3-min. show
    172 2 After a year's romance Debbie and Eddie say 'I do in 3-min. show NEW YORK. Tues. SINGKR Eddie Fi*her and actrens Debbie Reynolds, who kept me show busi•»eiw world agog for a year i 'a iin .r romance, w»re ma.rird last night in three-minute ceremony. Eddie. Iti. kissed his 23-yrar-old
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    Lock icon IT'S YES NOW
    122 2 Father persuades Norodom be Premier for 90 days PNOM PENT EX-KING Norodom Sihanouk ■greed t Premier of Cambodia last ninht, ch:-.: mind for the second time in 24 ho He announced he would 1c Premier for 90 day 3 after bia father King Norodom Suramarit. pleaded with
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    Wright brothers knew better...
    28 2 WASHINGTON T Twenty i i part of a of 150 Stal- N for ground i cauv th< announc i AtuJet pla! tests proved lnsuffi'-.
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    CHILDREN TOLD: GET LOST
    66 2 MELBOURNE. Tues At least six of the dally average of a.xnit 80 children lost in crowds at Melbourne Royal Agricultural show axe ordered "get lost" by their parents to «et police baby-Mt for them while they see the 1 I sights, a today I Accordin said:
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    Lock icon VIOLENCE SWEEPS MOROCCO
    189 3 Bomb wounds 17 in Fez as France hesitates in applying peace plan VIOLENCE, -d R SStita tiun n« its peace plan for the protecSSE Europeans were m,,,^ miloraI t'. Ssmation attempt, ro'po^T,™^, o a v n e i the country sfiTv p<r shut u p lhplr of
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    Bloodless surgery -by Sir Archibald
    95 3 Bloodless surgery -by Sir Archibald M! \MI( (II V. Tues. DKVFLOPMENI ol a blood pressure tbesla which al- .eni iv to (iper.iti 9 i i ali\ rly ss HeM wai -l' relax b\ ..id >h Indoe, pror,r tish plastic I fore the Socie ti of and Rerimstrurrrerj here. irchibaM, plastn
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    Machiko refuses to show her legs
    199 3 ITS VERY DIFFICULT TO DO IN A KIMONO V|\(HIKO KYO. i.i.e ..f lT Japan s leading a«-l-tress*s_ who is known as "Ihe tirl with the perfect lesv" refused Is display thosr limbs in Hollywood on Monday and refused to rive her ace or bust,
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    Now to Arabia
    10 3 Mr.Rod- th« B:itish em- .irii Arabia olfht.
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    Company check
    9 3 SubI Ish com- .ng ln India ..tnt.
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    Lock icon Japanese banker seeks trade
    25 3 SANTIAGO, Tims. Tamagiv pi .M.ink of Japan, ha.- arrived here. South America easinp Japanese txporUs. mainly Inery ar^d in equipmer.t Renter.
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    Lock icon SEVER HEARD OF M AND B
    60 3 MOSCOW, 1 Burgess I heard of them Don t know where :h^y That v ,<'.\ the Actlnc Minis- I QUCSibout reports that the British diplomats DonaU MacLeaii and Guv Burßcs; micht b<- kn RThey disappeared in 1951 Th.- British G"\ rumen d a report
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    Indonesia asks British aid
    202 3 TO REOPES SEW GUINEA TALKS LONDON. TiK-sday INDONESIA asked Britain y* <t<rday to support her 1 efforts to plare the disputed future of Dutch New Guinea before the United Nations General :.bly. Inlormrd diplomats .said that the Br:ti.sh n-spon.se ■a .is riisi'f>urai:m(! to the J*Gcvernment. The
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    Lock icon 'LET'S GET TOGETHER IN SPACE'
    114 3 LONDON, PROFESSOR Leonid ?edo? a leading R for International eoto lau/ir); a:i art earth satellite. M Ra' 'The efforts o: and technicians from various countne.x i "■I'" bpoole' iatcihte> oi the earth." h* said -vii w v, thi Soviet Coii-r.unu* Party newspaper Pravda. quoted by
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    £7m. transfer
    25 3 VIENNA. Tu.s-T!" ed StaU's yesterday transit r-rt-d to Austria £7J67.OO0 worth oJ military bu;*d;iias and roads built sinrr 1951 by AnM-rican forces ter.
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    Burmese clamp on migrants
    47 3 KAN GOOD. Tu' \v !jr the arrest of 58 Indians and 21 Pakistani* h. \> bcru issued by the District Magistrate. Rangoon, acting on tru complaint of the immiKration DepartSomr of warrants refer to vLsas which expired as far back a- 1947 A P
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    LONDON STOCKS
    318 3 DOM THERE h.i- bern littlr to asiOst I srir.nnir Hi L<mdni: I market* bui oi. the »ii influent i-> Fn< «t- were lowrrtd at fu>t follovlni Die overnight slump I] Stiff! bu: nelln.t ciic: not de\fl<>p ,(I1 MH .ilf hiicl later i tlie lorn*> «eif reduifd Bn.Miies*. howp.ri
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    TIN
    19 3 «>s srw n rush BuyWIMI 1751 Kor»»rtl £761',. Brtt lament 1748 Turnover m m 35 mi in ton*
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    RUBBER
    25 3 UiMiON Sr|>- 27 Spot 41.(1 Nc>\ 41. tl f»e< t rt Am -June J7\ri > (If 40\d ■Nm i :xv c If. unquoted Tone. Steady.
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    Lock icon This is war, says Greek minister
    264 3 This is war, says Greek minister NEW YORK. Tues. THF Greek Foreign Minister, Mr. Stephanos Stephanopoulos. charged that Britain had gone to war against the people of Cypru? with the appointment of Field Marshal Sir John harding as Governoi of the island The appointment of FieldMarshal Hardinc. Chief of the
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    Lock icon Goans jailed for subversion
    39 3 GOA. Tue.s I'm Oi to Hindus have been *cntent o to jail with terms from four to 10 fmn Wttl flne« and lorn, of p< litict' ripht-s. by a military trlburai lor subversive a' Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chou's welcome
    36 3 LONDON Tut Premier Chou En-'.ai y. >t. rdaj received Mf TokaUra Kitamura head cf the first group of tru Japanese- Diet delegation 10 the Soviet Union, the New China Agency reported from Peking Reuter
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    British businessmen back the Tengku
    370 4 4 WE DO NOT THINK CONFIDENCE IN MALAYA WILL BE LOST^ CHAMBER CHIEF SUGGESTS LIGHT INDUSTRIES PENANG, Tuesday. HKITISH TRADING interest* in Malaya shared the (Jovernment's wish to see confidence in the country maintained and increased in every *phere, Mr. B. Chaplin, chairman of the
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    THE BOOM HASN'T PUT THEM IN MONEY
    199 4 THE BOOM HASN'T PUT THEM IN MONEY WML Turs. DESPITE the better prices of tin and rubber, i ish M-enis to he more tiuht the IYii.iiii; hamhrr of Commerce s.ivs in its half-\rarly report today "K\tra mone\ does not appear to havr lirculatrri through to thr bottom levels of the
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    THAT BANG MAY HAVE BEEN RAAF GIFT
    221 4 THAT BANG MAY HAVE BEEN RAAF GIFT rpHE Royal Australian 1 Air Force may have presented Johore terrorists with more than three tons of high explosives. On July 1 an R.A.A.F. Lincoln operating in the Kluang area developed engine trouble and was forced to jettLson 14 5001 b. bombs in
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    Engineer weds
    38 4 MX \VIIII\M INTHO.II lIMI IV J VMI.S. Executive I mtinrrr nf Kuala Pilah with his hrid.- Miss Grraldinr >v/ i Shcrlmk after thnr wrddini: at th. I hunh of the Visitation Srrrmban. Starlight studio pit turr
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    'Black area' plan to help road safety
    123 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesc! THE Federal Capital is to T*tn|f*t its black iucident areas in a bid to cut down the number of road accidents in the town. Special siens In 12 of th»town's mo«t dancproim roads will warn motorists in twofeet hisrh letters-
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    For trial on hurt charge
    69 4 KUALA LIMPl/R. Tues. Karnial Singh. 30. ol Sungei Tua, claimed trial in the First Magistrates Court here today to having voluntarily < d grievous hurt to Fauje Singh with a club 01 Scr*. 23 Inspector Paul Raj Ud ho haa been told to op,Kre bai!
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    HE TURNED A BLIND EYE TO THE LAW
    184 4 PENANG. Tuesday. 4 PARTIALLY-BLIND fisherman. Tan Ah Say. agreed in court today that men with only one (>.• were rare. Tan vi >s sentenced to six months' imprisonment for being a member of an unlawfu. j assembly and committng rioting iwith 20
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    School fair attracts big crowds
    93 4 School fair attracts big crowds IPOH, Tues. rpHOUSANDS of people 1 jammed the food and fun fair in aid of the Yuk Choy primary school building fund at the school's premises in Hukh Low Street The fair, which grossed more than $40,000. was opened on Friday. A total of 53.000
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    5,000 target
    15 4 PFNANG Tues. Penan-: Chinese SwlmminK Club has launched a campaign for •VOOO members.
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    Women were watching 'blue films'
    75 4 Women were watching 'blue films' PENANG. Tue* SIVtRAL well known women, im luding »»'•> of nirr h.ui is and traders, were attending a 'blur tilm party when police raided a house off Dato Kramat Road here last night. fourteen people (our men and ten women were surprised during the show.
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    WELCOME, NON-MALAYS
    68 4 K I.HMPUR. Turs The Sultan Suleiman Club the leading Malay sportirg nrI'.anusatinn in Selann'T, ha« launched a member-shlp dri\e and will now admit xisorlMe members ol other communities. Thesp associate member* who will pay $1 a rm.iith wl I be pntltlpti to all th» prlv, lejjr.s of the
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    Move to help padi men
    62 4 BUKIT MFRTAJAM. Tue* —Recommendation* on metbodj to |«M padi planters wore forwarded to the Federal Government in May this year, the Bukit Mertajam Rural Distj-ict Council was told today M A Kidner chairnan, added tha* discussion h.^d be»»n Roing on between the Settlement and Federal
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    OFFICER SEEKS SUPPORT
    135 4 OFFICER SEEKS SUPPORT Europeans urgi-d to unite BUTl'IKWOB A DOMICILED n Malaya will be in th< Feder move h-. officer '-'< I backing. Mr. M. Y. 7.wart, a Gr>vernn:< cr who has lived has in vi r. ed European body to their interests. 1 If t!.. Zyllwyn-Stewart Straits Tinir.N thl
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    'Spread the news' plea
    39 4 6EREMBAN. MOD of the Ma.uyan Sikh. ha s urged all Sikhwith the i ment in publicisii amnesty term.s. In a circular pi English and Punjal ernmc:.' I from misß.:ided a In return the expect Emere'
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    PRIZES FOR THE BEST TALES OF MALAYA
    133 4 PRIZES FOR THE BEST TALES OF M A LAYA KUALA LUMPUR Mnn part ol scheme to enrich th. Malay tancu.ice inrt literature, the Federal Education Department fc. > :.mbinR a short storv con-.pctition. The best entries may be boueht for usr in Malav Ola Thev should concern life in Malava
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    GIRL, 11, 'VERY EXPERIENCED'
    256 5 Brother-in-law cleared of rape— Judge advises: Get married 'He beat me when I refused' IPOII, Tin*. *N 11 -year-old girl was described in the High Court here today as "sexually verj experienced." Mr. Justice Thomson d mo u ir 1 \s r-in-law, M. Manj; u labourer,
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    UNION MEN FLY IN TO TALK
    40 5 U NION MEN FLY IN TO TALK SOME ■>! the i-iuht trade uni<> n delegate* from India and Indonesia who arrived in Singapore by air yesterday to attend the Plantation Workers' Conference which begins in Kuala l.umpur today. Straits Times picture.
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    COUNCIL MAY DEFER S.T.C. TAKE-OVER
    121 5 "pHE Singapore City Council will consider at its meeting on Friday whether it should defer action on acquiring the Singapore Traction Com- pany till Dec. 1. This is the latest date by which the Council must Rive notice to the company of its intention to
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    THEY CAUGHT A KILLER IN A BOTTLE
    85 5 THEY CAUGHT A KILLER IN A BOTTLE The Tengah Natural History Club has a new member a venomous Malayan cobra It was captured by Mrs. Margaret smith, vife of Fli»;hi L"*ut H. R. Smith. FlyIBR Wing Adjuti-nt, RAF. Tengah. Mrs. Smith saw the snaki in a drain near her housr.
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    Decree granted
    29 5 N.F.J. Benoist. a factory engineer, who ?'ied his wife. Susie Nk Poh See for divorce was granted a decree to be made absolute in three months yesterday.
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    TOURIST CHIEF: 'GOLD FOR STORE HERE'
    160 5 TOURIST CHIEF: 'GOLD FOR STORE HERE ;pert in the Interna- il t ;rist business arrival in Singapore from Britain last night that t Colony is destined to be the- wi rld's greatest ci litres. Mr J O. Bridges Director- of the British Travel i lid elation, London, said he was
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    Police may act to get strikers off pavement
    227 5 Police may act to get strikers off pavement 'THEY CAUSE OBSTRUCTION' CLAIM DOUCE are now holding discussions to decide whe--1 ther they will take action against the strikers who cluster daily on the flve-foot way outside the Orchard Road branch of the Singapore Cold Storage. A Straits Times reader has
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    Police fear concert is Red-tinged
    120 5 A NOTHER Chinese concert A alleged to be flavoured with Communist ideologies la to be previewed by senior Singapore police officers. The sponsor of the concert Is the Si Shan School Old Boys' Association at Seletar. It is understood the police considered three items on
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    Secret burial, court told
    81 5 A new-born infant was I .secretly buried in the compound of a house in West Coast Road on July 7. it was alleued in a Singapore court yesterday. Tan Soo Leonjf, the father, claimed trial to a charge of intentional concealment of the birth of the
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    Plea for over-age children
    58 5 Singapore Malays living in Sembawang want the Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Kw« c Kee. to allow their children, who are overage by a few months, to be admitted to Malay schools in their area. They say that though most lof them are labourers and 'illiterate,
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    Troopships load today
    83 5 Onr thousand six hundred Britl&h soldiers, many with their families, will board two troopships at Singapore today for the voyage back to Britain The *****-ton Devonshire will take 800 me n of the Ist Bittn Somerset Light Infantry who hare bee n fighting terrorists in the Federation
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    Smuggler is fined $600
    34 5 I JOHORE BAHRU. Tups I,im Ah Liani; w;k finod $600. or four months' Jail, for tryIne to evade $52 duty on 11 1 watrhrs. The watches wore ronlls I "ated.
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    DEATHS
    34 6 .'<. ttorV- J/« minimum). IA AMKI.IA. wife I JohannM, pi mber rtte<l. LAN SlfiW MOK has pa.sed tool i< r No. sft 1 venue al 530 1 Funeral will 1 bondajf at 10.30 I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    25 6 ■l> </0 (minimum;. 'IKRS and T [rtendt and rrl.i- 1 i <»f th p late Ixiw i .5. wli(. pf .it thp General 1.
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    THE Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Sept. 28, 1955. Anxiety In Washington
    726 6 THE Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Sept. 28, 1955. Anxiety In Washington There arc conflicting assessments of the seriousness of President Eisenhower's illness. Although the President may already be feeling well enough to play golf (his doctor's comment) he must continue to take a complete rest. He must not even read
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    Suicide Squads Of Democracy
    438 6 Tribute should ho paid to the few individuals who still m«t Alliance OMbMbIbI I t the polls. It calls for NMp of an unusual order to engage in such a contest For few indeed have survived kittle with an Alliance candidate. Quite often a nominee has
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    China is educating people for still harsher austerity
    780 6  -  WALTER BRIGGS BY HONG KONG. IF thr numrrou s reports on 'count er-rpvolut ion' in Rrd China are grounded on fact, thrrr is mu^h more unrest across thr country than many observers here had believed possible under police state conditions. Communist newspapers
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      PRE-RIOT 'PHONE SERVICE
      124 6 PRE-RIOT 'PHONE SERVIC E DIUMII the outbreak of the riot*, we in I In Bedok wete allowed the us. of thr telephone in thr Dolirr hut at thr junction of C'hangi and Bed ok Ruadv thr doors of Hi hut brine alw i%« krnt open. During thr nol* thr police
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      Plea for rent control
      214 6 DV NOW the public is fully aware that the Federal Legislative Council at Hi next meeting will discuss the Rent Control Bill. Sectional interests have already been brought against the Government to bring about amendments to the law. While authority will be given to the landlords
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      Protest rally
      82 6 I AM to draw your attention to your paper of the 19th September. 1955, respecting a news item on the ma.sa rally in protest against the Security Bill, at which a certain Mr. S. K. Plllay Is reported to have spoken on behalf of the Naval Base Labour
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      Any delay In replanting is not justifiable
      848 6 IT m:iy bt> that ttM 1 current hich price of rubber will Induce smallsholdors. and perhaps some lame wtoti as well, to defer replanting [or a period in order to take advantage of the hiuh prnr.s This endeavours to show that from the
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      PROUD OF LOYAL OTHER-RANK
      186 6 PROUD OF LOY AL OTHE R- RANK I DO NOT undrrstnnd 1 what Mrs. H. W. Shaw meant by the rli.scomforts and dangeri of hrr husband him'; stationed in Malaya fighting the Communists. I wonder what else she wants than to live here luxuriously. Does Mrs Shaw realise how thr
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      Bibliophobia in education
      106 6 Ol'K 1 trm has MM* I thr idea of m I education not i gatrwax t.i i 1 ult I as a mi-.iriN I brttrr livUuFrom m\ wwu I rncr as .1 t<-.i 1 i would say it 1^ tin rr and not the j that is
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      Honour delayed
      40 6 HONOUR Bl d are piling tunate and hoi found a pen b Some time a in cash which the road. t,> I of his -school, who on ti> the p< was heard of MM K\\ W. IT. Singapore
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      14 6 MALAYAN RAILWAY Announces FASTER TRAIN SERVICES From OCTOBER Ist Travel in Safety and Comfort
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    Mr. IDEAS, STEP THIS WAY
    246 7 Local government quiz j s a fi np M n n.in.^ o a w* j ust won 't talk DEADLINE FOR HEARINGS TO BE EXTENDED |>! m.IC RESPONSE In an invitation for sueitHHM M local fiivcrnmont in Sinesporf been poor. Now the deadline for rcceivins
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    After day's work a lorry ride
    46 7 SO .Ml <>f Till: (tovernmrnt employees waiting to be -'■in home in P.H D lorrie> ouUUIc the Assembly Hoiue. Singapore, yesterday. The emergency service was arranged hv the Ministry of Communications following a «trik« by STC workers. Stralu Times picture
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    BROTHER PAY FINE? 'NO, JAIL ME'
    48 7 BROTHER PAY FINE? 'NO, JAIL ME' IAN, who was fined n Monday for fieht- yesi rda: told a i magistrate would n \t his fine mud rother. Ibrabehlnd the >.!! flnd not fine and a;nd: lit and I my J. M. irn. then i still fiat -P< nt him.
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    The wrong man to bump into
    22 7 threw a tt a man .nockod w:us told fined •■nm^nt, by Mr ...fe at Avenue on
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    $2,000 LOSS IN POULTRY STORE FIRE
    60 7 $2,000 LOSS IN POULTRY STORE FIRE Fir, an attap ki d with about 1 irth 1 i poultry food in Upper Road. rriay. tuspeci arson. Tht- owner, Ng Yak Henc. a iarmor said he was awaken< d by doffa barking and (nund tht whole store ablaze T: iton was 15
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    Chief Kathi is robbed
    46 7 A thief broke into the home 01 thr Chief Kathi of All bin Mo- j h. In Loronc Marzuki on Monday and I worth $200 belonpinc to his wife. Both Haji Ali and his wife were away when the house was ransacked.
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    300 will go on one-hour strike
    274 7 TO DEFEND RIGHT OF THEIR LMONS 4BOIT 300 mechanics and skilled workers of the I nit«l Engineers. Singapore, will go on an hour's strike today to protest against an "insult" to their unions. The worKrrs. members of "he Singapore Factory and Siop Workers' Union
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    STOREKEEPER ACCUSED
    46 7 I M .pared I chye. Magis- with some ;i:ne in Au?u.^t this year 11.600 yards of cable wire ien from the Cu> stores in Lorong Ramasamy. who claimed trial, was allowed bail of $500 The ca.se will be heard on Jan. 16 next year.
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    Home for cripples may take her in
    294 7 Home for cripples may take her in LITTLE AH BOEY IS NOW A LUCKY GIRL MALACCA 1 LUCK has turned |00d for a little crippled girl Chow Ah Boey. She may after all pft a place in the $127,000 orthopaedic home to be built in Malacca. A spokesman of the
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    Producer to show how
    72 7 Mr. Charles Thomas wellknown producer in England. is coming to Singapore next month to conduct a school of drama at the British Council Hall, .starting on Oct 24. Mr Thomas will produce four Bernard Shaw plays for the school and give instruction In prod action methods
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    Study trip
    40 7 Mr Wong Wong Ohiew. of Dorset Road. Singapore, ls one of the 101 advanced students selected for study at Cranbrook Academy of Art In nloomlirld Hill*. Michican USA He will be studying for his Master of Architecture degree.
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    The riddle of the pawn ticket
    152 7 The riddle of the pawn ticket WHEN two Chines, interpreters i v v I d not read the writing un a pawn ticket yesterday, a Singapore magiMrale said he never knew that Chinese writing could be worse than that of an In.i-ii manY The pawn ticket wa« produced before Mr.
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    LATE START FOR FIRST U.S. FLIGHT
    83 7 ENGINE trouble yesterday delayed the start of the inaugural Singapore San Francisco air service flight b> tifarlv mx hours Tru Pan American Aii»ays Slratoclipper scheduled to leave at 1 p.m. did not get a»av till 6 45 p m Two of the piano's engine
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    Purse snatched
    25 7 A thief snatched a purse containing $48 from a woman on her way to market in Outram Hill. Singapn- yei t' rday morning
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    HOTELS WANT TO EVICT STRIKERS
    214 7 TWO Singapore hotels yvsu rday applied in the High Court for interim injunction^ to enable them to evict striking employees from hotel quart The applicants are thf Singapore Hotel and GleneI agles Hotel Ltd Mr Justice Whitton ad- I Journrd the hearings till 10 30
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    Divorce granted
    36 7 A decree nLsi granted to Mrs Violet Trwre.'va Stuart ing her marriage wjth Mr Gordon Ke.\neth Stuart on the ground of erwti nude absolute by Mr J I Whitton :n the Singapore ■Mi OBBfi
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    Decree for nurse
    30 7 Marie Elizabeth Hong, a nurse, who sued her husband Ho Loo Thlan. for a divorce, was granted a decree nisi to be made absolute in three months
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    Union wins automatic pay rises
    128 7 THE management of the J Malayan Airways has agreed to (five their »tafl annual automatic pay rUes till they reach "examination bars" to qualify for more This was a major decision taken at yesterday's meeting between the management and the Malayan Airways' Looal RmployeeA Union.
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    Lock icon Jewels stolen
    17 7 rry worth $1,151 was .stolen from a house in Bernam Street. Singapore, on Monday nipht
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    I WAS TOLD TO BE GAY —GIRL, 14
    351 7 Woman accused of buying her KIAI.A 1.1 MPIR. Tuesday. \H-YKAR-OM) girl said here today that a woman tried to take her from Kuala Lumpur to earn money" in Singapore. The woman was alleged to have told the Rirl: When you see men,
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    $12,000 damages for boy
    124 7 JOHORE BAHRU 1 NG LIAK SIM a boy of 16. who was kn<«-fceci down an<i :nj;ir'-fl b-. awarded IllJtt damagt by Mr iuxttcc Storr in the Supnnv i The order Mg made against the Lam H iat H P.n< apyl»- >mpany and Ant Kofm Seng, driver
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    Delays at the Causeway
    45 7 Traffic craiMng the Johore caiueway b«-tween 11 tonight and 6 .i in UMBOTTtM may b< delayed 'or about i A Pw i) n oMk i ran «UI be dismantling way's ceremonial arch La*t of thf di Jubikti to be pulled down
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    Date with people
    17 7 An Indep mblyMr MPI> Wair, will meet 1 the A.w"irly House at 10 :day.
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      9 7 Jltir 'A\ RED LABEL ASSORTMENT DISTRIBUTED BY SIME DARBY
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      58 7 The bar-man says... "s w y customers know what J^W** is good for A *ca-llfe mrai provides a baekffrnund for H:;iq X, he ierves in the Cathay H^H Restaurant tojgbgrtl O f course!^ Veekfjleartd EVERCRISP THE ORIGINAL MOISTURE-PROOF PACKETS CREATtR VABUTIIS VP^T 'fW TH/.N IVlfc EVERCRISP By THE PIONEERS OF
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      147 7 The weather MINIMI M TEMPCBATIRI (7 SO m on Sept 2«l to 7 .30 pm on Sept. 27c Singapore 77 de«reev Penarn; Kotm Bharu 78 Kuala Luninur 75. Ipoh 72. KuantaJi 70 MAXIMI M TF.Mrr«ATfR» (1 SO am. to 7 30 p.m. on Sept ■Mngapoie Per.ans Kota Bharu 90. Kuala
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    THEY PREFER DEATH TO PAIN
    358 8 Scmai secret of quick, peaceful oblivion: A dose of the spawn of toads JUNGLE INVALIDS ALLOWED TO TAKE OWN LIVES IPOH, Tues. E M A I aborigines 0 living in the deep Jungles of north-west Pahaner have been practising voluntary euthanasia (painless killing) for generations,
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    Raja Muda sees 'appalling' sights on tour
    223 8 Raja Muda sees 'appalling' sights on tour IPOH, Tuesday. THE RAJA Ml DA. heir apparent to the throne of Perak, has just returned from a fact-finding toui of the west coast of Perak bringing back with him a sheaf of petitions. This was the first time that people living in
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    Malaya gets the most benefit
    103 8 Malaya gets the most benefit XfALAYA has benefited most from Australia* offer to help Asia i countries under the Colombo Plan, the Australian Ministo- for External Affairs. Mr R. O Casey, said in a broadcast last night He said more than 100 Colombo Plan students from Singapore and the Federation
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    He denies assault
    39 8 L«*e Jee Kheok claimed trla! in Singapore yesterday to a charge of assaulting Special Constable Bakhtiar in front of a market in Seng Poh Road at 8.30 a.m. on Monday. Bail was allowed until Oct. I
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    $4,000 fine
    31 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tver r Chou Su. of Singapore, wai fined $4,000 in tht IMSSM Court here today f"« undervaluing goods which he declared to the Customs at Tanjong Surat
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    $700 DRIVE AT CURFEW
    72 8 PENANG. Tues An evening visit to the curfew area of Paya Terubong; last night cost a Siamr.se car dealer and his wife $700 today. The couple. Boon Jin Lasuwan and Cheng Oaik Lan. were fined tills amount In lnr Second Magistrates court this alternoon. -^o RlrU
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    SINGAPORE PLANS A GAY LOOK FOR THE BIG CONFERENCE
    112 8 SINGAPORE PLANS A GAY LOOK FOR THE BIG CONFERENCE SINGAPORE will look jjay and flourishine whi delegates from 17 South-Fast \si.m eMUltria arrive for the Colombo Plan conference m \i mm Workmen were yesterday completta transformation of Victoria Memorial Hall, the conference will be held It will be <>i d
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    9 strokes for one-man crime wave
    103 8 9 strokes for one-man crime wave SIRFMKW Toe* TH E SERE.MB.VN magistrate today orJered a youth to be given nine strokes of the rotan and sentenced him to three years' Jail on three charge* of theft The youth. Yuwf bin Archat. waa stated to have 1H previous convictions. He was
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    Dagger men rob a teacher
    91 8 Dagger men rob a teacher men armed with daggers held up a schoolteacher. M.-s Muriel DeSilva, In her home in Lorong Melayn. Singapore, yesterday and robbed her of $5*M) in cash and jewellery wortn $420. The robber* brok- into the house, part of which is used ax a kindergarten. >oon
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    Social Friday
    17 8 TAXPING nual and Debating s Kinc Edward VII be hrlrf .t 7 15 t> 1
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    Assault charge dropped
    44 8 A rharur of assault acainst F B Oehlors. a lawyer was withdrawn in the Singapore Sixth Magistrate a Court yesterday He was alleged to have assaulted Mrs Christian Robbines on Feb 9. Mrs. Rob- bins decided to drop the charge 1
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    LOOK, NO HANDS—$25
    78 8 LOOK, NO HANDS— $25 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Lee Ah Chye. 24. of Setapak. was fined SI S here today for riding a motor cycle his hands off the handle bars and $10 for not stor.pt ne when ordered to do so by a police- man in Pahang Road on Feb
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      399 8 SUN LIFE OF CANADA REMINDS YOU OF OUR 1954 ANNUAL REPORT. HIGHLIGHTS NEW ASSURANCE Canad.an Currency 696,000,000 LIFE ASSURANCE IN FORCE Canadian Currency $6,000,000,000 BENEFITS PAID IN 1954 Canadian Currency 134,000,000 SURPLUS CONTINGENCY RESERVE Canadan Currency 126,236,512 ASSETS Canad.an Currency $1,876,213,064 84 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE A summary of progress
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      287 8 Straits Times Crossword 2 I I* 1 1* 1 I n I 8 10 szizizizszizszß iziiiZiZlliiZM b ii 16 I' j 1 19 20 ?i 22 25 IZIZIZBZiZaZiZs 24 25 j 26 ACROKH 9 He Un t any longer i3-4>. 1. Doph thr f.mfr surround 1U 13. Ninny »Uh the
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      Pasteur found remedies for human, animal scourges
      1607 9 ENDED RABIES TERROR ANCIENT ITALIAN INTRICUE J& ard to assess the debt that the world and most X especially, our own world of Malaysia, owes to Louis steur. Ronald Ross isolated the germs of malaria. But Pasteur made this possible by discovering that
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      275 9 NORGE CUSTOM ATIC .[THY AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER COMBINATION MODEL C-1260 exclusive built-in r HER GUARD I tempera- v re- climate or :crrplti«ly automatic d»r>Ofting! r o-olt Suptr-Sil* F-*»nr! a Spocioui Meitt-C»l4 'Ifrl of vthaf ccnvenicncail UNITED RADIO CO. 118-121 Orchard Road, in Tel. *****, n Dealers OWIX 2I.»WL«, 17 JKLS GENTS
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      123 9 Word in Siyle ARROW FANCY SHIRTS You'll look your smarted in these W^^ lubllc-toncd stripes and wonderfully V^t^^V soft pjstel shades. And they blend I with evenihing \<>u wenr. 'at All are tailored m the hnc arrow fi. tradition ln>m the newest and neat- < collar styles to their famous
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      152 9 Hox Morgan. M.D. Gviitnff <ntl >r* ~aIL^HEcTSi HLHH I P WMAT aßt OUT 1 Klv\r^. T k E' 1 -/v\.l>.A <yjj^i^^^^^"*^j I H__ I I OOiWO DCmtt^jJjACK! IC»M7j l¥OutE*VE tXX<*A /U'J" vf J I A t L MaWv mH V-lil I*Pf I V* I Dirk I rurtf Quivk <'hunfj<> MJST
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    RUBBER, TIN PRICES TUMBLE ON EISENHOWER 'CRISIS'
    492 10 RUBBER, TIN PRICES TUMBLE ON EISENHOWER 'CRISIS' By Our Market Correspondent SINGAPORE markets yesterday were under the 3 influence of the break in prices in New York on Mondav, which resulted from the disruption of confidence," following President Bm» hower's illness. Rubber lost five and three-quarter cents at the close,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    163 10 The Sincapar, hine«e rrndurr Eirhanre noon prire* per pun! yesterday wer»- t»pra: iteadr: September t2T', buyers $28 .teller* October S2B buyers. CSS',, .sellers; November S2S', buyer* 128. teller* Coconut oil- Meadv bulk 141 paOan with no btuincM reported drum 144 tellers Pepper quiet tok white $164 Sarawak white
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    SHIPPING
    154 10 Ship* lying alongside Ilir Sincapore Karbaar Hoard wharves or expected iodar arc: Lancashire 12. Canton 45. Omara C P Straat Ball 6 7 Selandia 9 Maru 11 Etcickbank 13 14 Aulomedon 15 16. Tjlsudane l« Bliun Maru 19 20 Lawu N Wall 4. Maxwell Brunder 21 22K»mp«r 23 24
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    37 10 On the free exchange murket in Hone Kong mi Saturday the I dollar us quoted at %.ft% lM cash and S«3\ (or T.T. sterlinc wa.s quoted «t 15 42 mid •nr UrlW I*M M 251',.
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    AUSTRALIA'S IMPORT SLASH
    94 10 Canberra. Tuen— Mr R O Meniten ilir Austrxllun Prlnu' MinUle*. mmounrr-d tonutht tine Autitntlla U l<> i nt hrr lniport> b\ 80 million pound* Australian i CH4 million sterling i a year Thr culs. romliiH Into tfTert on i Oct 1 will bring the nations Import bill
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    240 10 The MaL«>an Sharp Krokrrs' A*MM-iation MBM Sr. u..n ported Induct mils were quiet on a thin market. while tins were still Irregular Out showed an improved turnover, despite the sharp drop in the mf.il pire. Rubbers weie a little mrre subdued." Sincaporr hrokrr* reported the .following business done
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    12 10 ■WGAI Rl BUI i: tin nn (dov oonu pirul 'mi.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    69 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS Invpstn.< .selertefi tock on the St/> V Mining* vi •catlirrl to firm. Loans V-,". I. Loans 31,'; Con '/.»ii Bank of N S V, Lyell N Biokr-n Hill Hill M Mount Morean ppko Western Minim Ampol Expl Oil Search Aaat C ibw I aP m ian Bradford B
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    RUBBER PRICES
    62 10 October (ti-i er* f.o.b. < !<, •piday at II It The rlosinq laaM laatai !>■ i were Ho ■Norn i No i buyers IRS S seller13S'-.. .sellf. 133.. Sinxapor P hnnbrr „f „r mrrif Ruhh. r i prices ye.stf" Spot f.o.b. Norn No 1 R.SS fo.b. bales On
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    Tubby tracks down the spectral hand puzzle
    925 12 Tubby tracks down the spectral hand puzzle The four scouts are on holiday by the tea. One night they hear a disturbance in the garden where the ruins of an old house lie. They (>o out and see a spectral hand moving about on the ruined wall. The next morning
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    LINDA LOU WRITES FROM MINNESOTA
    352 12 I HAVE had several more requots from readers and so I think H would be a good thing to print some of thtir waut-v Also I have had many letters about the new Johore ten cent stamp At the time of w-ltine I do not
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    DOESN'T HE LOOK CROSS?
    192 12 Dear Boys irtd Cirls. The six winners of < i,r "Spot The Letter R' contest are: Pamela Bones. 113 Lorong Sungci. Sentul. Ku. In LumDur, Kof. Choo Sfnß, K 61 Kampong Koh, Sit.jw.m. Rahnah bmte Isnm. 9-*3-A Jalan Tengku Ahmad, Muai, Dunstan Augustin, c/o St George's
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    SRC clear 'jinx' hurdle
    473 13 LEAGUE CHAMPIONS MAKE IMPRESSIVE START WRIGHT'S GOALS EARN VICTORY CINOAPORE Recreation 0 Club "Reds" had a more comfortable victory than expected ovrr their "Jinx" rivals. Wanderers, whom they beat 3-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association first division league fixture on the padang yesterday. SJI.C. neldintr a
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    63 13 ih>M. HAH S goalkeeper < hin Toonf Srm about to mvc in the final of the Urn Seng Fook Cud knockout soccer final In Ipoh on Monda) On left is Cheng Wans left half Thong Keng Sa m. Ramblers inside left. Chen Kok Sin. who scored two goals, moves up.
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    Second half goal saves Saints
    255 13 ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL, who will visit Bangkok in December, were given a hard struggle before beating Victoria School by eight points (goal and try) to three (try) in a rugby fixture yesterday Saints, playing thrlr second match of the sea-son, had to scramble home with
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    New team starts with 2-0 win
    63 13 India House BC. beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-0 in a friendly hockey match on the padang yes- > terday Freddie Vl*a and Sharma scored in th- flrct half Teams wishing to arrange fixtures against India House, who have been recently affiliated with i the
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    SBA FIX OCT. 16 FOR INDONESIA GAME
    272 13 THE SINGAPORE Badminton A j-cv iat ion decided last night to accept the Badminton Association of Indonesia's proposal for a 81ngapor P versus Indonesia exhl- bltlon tournament In the Colony The BB.A commltte« M'— U at meeting that Oct. 16 would be the
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    BRITISH SOCCER
    80 13 IjONOON Tueit -RwulU of matches Ui BnglUh league soccer yesterday were dlv. three soith Coventry t BrrnlforH I Millwall v l.r«Un Orient fpo»t p..nrd iin.ii mtxl April). Wn..i. I- 1 S»ln4«n Hhrewaiary I (ton than pWn m\ thri:k south rln r ton 1 Rrxlfnril l.il..hr*d 3 I hrslr.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    77 13 SOCt'CK <i«vt. Serrkes up Hnal: Felice I Moodhrldir Jakma Beaar. SBHF<% leafar an 4 ■up laeniflnalsl MerranUlr Bank v Teleph«n r Board. 8.T.C.; Jarkt I ThernTrraft. FAN c round NMktr *HA Vnv*. D*». 1: BAT. SrltUr B.A.F. < hanfl. Selelar: Dlv t: lIMN BMAS v P mba»an«. Heoibawanf
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    SJI ARE STILL UNBEATEN
    61 13 St Joseph* Institution maintained their unbeaten record when they beat Anglo-Chinese School 1 5-2 In an lnter-*chool hockey fix- ture at Barker Road yesterday. SJI second string al*o beat ACS S-2 Th* first team scorers m-ere A. Netto <2> M Nunu <2> and O Loong f
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    ARGONAUTS RECOVER TO ENTER 2ND ROUND
    229 13 ARGONAUTS RECOVER TO ENTER 2ND ROUND ARGONAUTS F.C winners of the Singapore Amateur Football Association Div. 2A league, gained their first victory in the senior Cup competition when thov defeated Chinese Athletic 2-1 in a keenlycontested match at Jalan Bosar stadium V'-strrday. Ar*onaut.s deserved this success as they were without
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    BADMINTON TIES FOR TODAY
    30 13 Today's ties in the Slneaporr Badminton Assc-tatlon'- Junior Inter-Club competition axeSecond round Mayflower v Garuda. National v Merry time. Falr«lnd v Marigold Quaitcifinal- Flower v Jacques
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    Walla Walla to do it again
    282 14 JEEP'S STAR 3-* Walla Walla Hattriek Carpenter HE WAS NOT PRESSED IN FIRST THREE OUTINGS VLTALLA WALLA, unTT beaten in all his three starts, should easily make it four-off-the-reel in the Class 2. Div. 1 6f. handicap (Race Three) at Bukit Timah today, second
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    A SMART STARTER NOW, CARPENTER CAN TAKE TOP 6F
    735 14 CARPENTER h.is corrected Ms ways I at the carrier and. with Jackie's Kuda and Sovereign out. this sprody four-year-old has a bright chance of making it three-olT-thrce-rerl in Race Five. Twice at the Ipoh Gold Vase Meeting, he -eft the I
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    Hattrick goes over his best distance today
    243 14 AT seven years, the durable Hattrick looks a better hnrse than ever, and up against a very moderate Class 1 field in Race Four he gets my full support. Earlier In the season at Bukit Timah Hattrick. with 8.12. ran Josker 11. now
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    Ascot looks the best of Heddle's good trio
    260 14 Ascot looks the best of Heddle's good trio T«HE Ht'ddlc stable has formidable trio m Ascot. Lansston Lady ;>nd National Trust in Ra< <• Six. All are in tip-top form. Ascot may be the pick W" IkM not run a bad race since he struck a hnsht patch in October
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    Gold Cup hopes do pace work
    154 14 /MNDERS PRINCE, whose v splendid double at the Petmk Turf Club Gold Vase Meeting tarnid him a place in the Gold Cup Held was sent out against the stopwatch on a soft track at Buk!t Timah yesterday morning Ridden by Phil Povall. this useful
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    150 14 ipsom Jr.Er CALL BOY POINTER Rare 1 I M GOLD TOWN Celerity Sweet Dream CELERITY G«M T«wn -»ret Drram t ROWN LINK Colour Film I -a Ronde SWIIT l»Rr \M (...I.I I inr* olor LA RONDl; Colour I ilm Crown Link Rare S 1 on CROWN LINK
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1102 14 Race 1—2.30: Class 1. Dlv. 3 Furs 1 High Noon 4y Franklin 900 Kentucky Stable 2 443 GoU Tow* 6v Patrraon II Won« Ah York Kodser> 3 625 Celerity Sy Bousnure 111 Mnu Y C K«ok E. B. Koh Breukelen 4 287 runtrt ■> Delicti! 5v Donnelly
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    Hoad gets another offer
    87 14 LOB ANGELEB, Tues The professional lawn tennlA promoter^ Panrho Oonsaleß Psnrho Segura and Prank Bedgman .said they were prepared to oiler lew n md. the Australian Davl* Cup player, a USS3O 000 laboul £10.715 Merllngi guarantee or a perrentage deal If he would make 1 professional
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    SAFA to give proceeds from Aryan's fir game to Youth Centre
    150 14 SAFA to give proceeds from Aryan's fir game to Youth Centre QIMiAPORK Amateur Football Association have become the first sports or Bani*ation in the Colony to help swell the funds for the SinCapore Youth Sports Centre at the site of Ihr former Kalian* AirP'»rt. S.A.F.A. announced yesterday that the net
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    SCAAF ANNUAL SPORTS AGAIN -BY FLOODLIGHT
    236 14  - SCAAF ANNUAL SPORTS AGAIN -BY FLOODLIGHT MOK SIN PIN Hv SINGAPORE Chinese Amateur Athletic will be the first Colony club to st athletic meet when they hold their champi Jalan Besar Stadium on Oct. 7 and 8. m iri p.m. each day. This win be the first blemcct stac^d r»
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    Malayan cagers to defend Chiang Cup
    89 14 Malayan cagers to defend Chiang Cup 'THE MALAYAN A Amateur A tion wii: n fifteen ba *b. and olli to defend Urn cup at the end The el! i. com pot re. tween M Federatic n mbi Konß. Thail.md j Phillppiiv and V «tart towards I October ar.c; cv.c ber
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    Sonny Chia tops the bill in Kuala Lumpur boxing
    112 14 KVAUA LUMPUR. Tuev Ihtt>i b.i> k boxing la th* Fedf-^1 capital Mr. Ng CBMBJ Kiat i>. the Lucky World Park Mil! >:ace a -even bout card irdav. the bill Is Singapore? [leadlnc feii'hrrw eight Sonny Ctiia 'He will meet Selangors Bor
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      62 14 Till Kiting had improved by last evening and, barring rain today, it In. ul I Im good TODAY S i;.-xi Bet: Walls Walla in Race Three. Be«t l"iu-tui Kobsworth In Kate One RADIO MALAYA will broadcast commentaries from Race Three to Rare Six today. BIG SWEEP will be drawn on
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