Singapore Standard, 18 September 1951

Microfilm: NL2282
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    13 1 Singapore Standard sO. 79 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    RED HORDES REPULSED
    39 1 g SON MALA I DAILY LIFTED :i Staff Reporter apore's Malay daily which inuary this year owing to will now resume publication of the withdrawal by J n Miss Iliinne Bowser. Australia's (iirl of the Year.
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    AUSSIE GIRL OF 1951 LOVES S'PORE
    210 1 Standard SUM Reporter AUSTRALIA'S 'Girl of the Year", tall red-headed Dianne Bowser, a colonel's daughter. ••fell in love with Singapore" ri£ht after she had stepped ofl i plane from Sydney yestei The 19 ye ir-old English- od Quee inder chose a fisx\ Si i
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    Colonel, Major Held In UK
    73 1 LONDON. Sept IT. ißeuter>— The War Office announced in London today that Co! Gore anct a Major R. H T. Newman were being held in close arrest in Britain. The charges against them would be made known when court martial proceedings began Mai Newman is
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    US Fleet May Visit Australia
    40 1 SYDNEY. Sept 17. (ReuterAAP>— Australia's External Affairs Minister Mr Richard G. Casey today confirmed report.that the United States and Aus tralian Governments were discussing a goodwill visit by an American fleet to Australia next year
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    Bangkok Market Confused
    141 1 Bangkok Market Confused Smiling and looking: very fit. the Sultan of Johore. Major General Sir Ibrahim, and the Sultunah. are seen ascending the steps leading to the throne room a! Istana Besar. at yesterday's ceremony in honour of the Sultan's 78th birthday. BANGKOK, Sept. 17 (Beuter)— The rubber market here
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    AIOC To Suspend 18,000 Persians
    41 1 ABADAN. Sepi 17. (Beuter) The Art; [ranian Oil Company announced today that it would suspend employment of about 18. iino Persian wo:-;, i and h large number of Persian c!e: ks from the end of Septe.nbe;
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    Barnes Report 'Unsound', Says ACCCM
    823 1 Barnes Report 'Unsound Says ACCCM KUALA LI MPIR, Mon.— The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of Malaya in a two part memorandum which it has submitted to the Federation Government, states that the recommendations of the Barnes Committee for the abolition of vernacular schools are educationally unsound, politically disastrous and
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    Allies Take Heavy Toll In Fierce Fights
    419 1 Allies Take Heavy Toll In Fierce Fights TOKIO, Sept. 17 (UP)— Four American divisions and their allies fought off innumerable Red counter-attacks yesterday and inflicted heavy casualties on the Communists as the Korean battlefront exploded from south of Pyonggang to the east coast. United Slates Marines fought off waves of
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    YOUNG AIRMAN SENTENCED
    134 1 WEST BRAYTON. MIDDLESEX. Sept. 17: (Reutei) A 19-year old British airman was sentenced by court martial here today to two years imprisonment and discharge with ignominy tor four offences under the Official Secrets Act. The court sat behind closed doors "in the interests of national safety". Details
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    33 SHIPS IDLE AT UK PORTS
    76 1 LONDON. Sept. 17. (Reuter) —A lightning strike by 3.700 British dockers and a go-slow campaign by 4.500 riverside tug boatmen today threatened to bring London and Bristol docks to a standstill. Thirty-three (33) ships were held up by mid-day, six oi them bringing food
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    HITS MINE
    61 1 SAIGON. Sept. 17 (Renter) Sixty-eight French soldiers and sailors are missing and s(i mote were severely wounded when a French naval vessel blew up about 100 kilometres (about 70 miles) south of Saigon on September 10. A French Army communique aaid the explosion, on board a military landing
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    TIN MEN APPEAL
    30 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 17 The Financial Times this morning carried a front page appeal by the Malayan tin mining industry for exemption from dividend control.
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    LOAN FOR BURMA
    41 1 RANGOON. Sept. 17 (Reuter) Britain has promised to lend Burma £2.500.000 towards financing the Burmese Government's share in the proposed oil venture with the Bit v ih Oil Comply Idr produ •>g and refining the country g oiL
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    US Delegates For UN Meet In Singapore
    85 1 US Delegates For UN Meet In Singapore WASHINGTON. Sept. 17. IUP) The Commerce Department said today that two ot its Foreign Trade officials will be trie co-Chairman of the United Slates delegation to the regional conference om trade prom-mon meeting at Singapore on Oct. 9-18 The officials are E. Schnellbacher.
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    E.C.A. Aid To Malaya
    127 1 THREE new earth moving machines No. 212 Diesel Motor Graders, manufactured by the Caterpillar Tractor Company of the U.S.A. have arrived in Kuala Lumpur under the E.C.A. aid to Malaya. They represent the first delivery of earth moving equipment supplied under this scheme to the Public
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    PRICES SOAR
    70 1 LONDON. Sept 17 (Reuter) Japanese bond prices soared on the London Stock Exchange today following week-end press assessment of prospects of settlement of outstanding debts. Gains of between three and seven points were well held despite considerable profit-taking. Tin shares were little affected by the plea for exemption
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    IMP IS HAILED BY UK
    345 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 17— The formation of the Independence of Malaya Party in I Kuala Lumpur yesterday, was given an enthusiastic reception in the news and editorial columns of Britain's Press today. The Times special rorresp.mdent says that the formation ol IMP indicated
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    IRAN TO SEND THREAT DIRECT
    170 1 TEHERAN. Sept. 17 (UP) Deputy Premier Hossein Fatemi said today that Iran would send he? 15-day ultimatum to Britain directly if United States oil mediator W. Averell Haniman refused to relay it. Foreign Office sources disclosed eariier that Harriman had sent a reply to Premier
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      79 1 flifflf ira t;aiOPii[A[[Q HuTBER, m CLOSING PRICES Srandord London Correspondent tfept. II Th. following are the closing prices r O n LejwJeji Market todoy: HIBBCI LONDON TIN 43d Spot: £910 per ton) buyers, £920 sellers. Three months: £885 43 J b T fI £89 telUr 'r a rt 4d Settlement
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    The Fairest In Australia
    44 2 photo. Dianne Bowser, Australia's Girl of the Year" arrived in Singapore by QANTAS from Sydney yesterday afternoon. Miss Bowser will spend two weeks in this city as part of the prize, for being chosen the Girl of the Year. Standard
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    Hospital Men! Back Protest
    417 2 A ssistan ts Deplore Delay Over Benham Pay Plan Standard Staff Reporter A PROTEST regarding the mode of selection for promotion of Hospital Assistants to Special Grade signed by 47 hospital assistant, was endorsed by the Singapore Medical Services Union at an extraordinary general meeting held
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    Union President Took $300 Bribe
    212 2 Union Presiden t Took $300 Bribe FORTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Uong Lam, president of the Singapore Wharf and Ship Labour Union, and an assistant foreman in the Harbour Board was sentenced in the Singapore First District Court verierday, to nine mouth*' rigorous imprisonment. Leong was found guilty of corruptly accepting $300 from Tay
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    THE LITTLE GIRL WHO SPOKE & THE LITTLE MAN WHO SLEPT
    78 2 THE LITTLE GIRL WHO SPOKE THE LITTLE MAN WHO SLEPT While the 11-year-old American evangelist, Renee Marti, preached her last Singapore sermon to hundreds of people at the Elim Church yesterday evening, a tiny Chinese boy slept in a little toy chair. Renee's audience was again too big for the
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    EX-'TEC TOOK GOLD AT GUN POINT, COURT TOLD
    253 2 TENTATIVE charges of breach of trust of $6,500 worth of gold, of fraudulent removing of the goods and extortion were preferred against two former detectives at a preliminary inquiry in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. They were Tan Kong Scon (23)
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    Special Was Fast Asleep
    82 2 WHILE GOING on his round* in the early hours of the morning on Sept. 11. Police Lieutenant Arthur Robert Puttee of the Singapore Harbour Police found Limon bin Kasuxv a special constable, lyin*- fast asleep on the bunk of a lighter anchored off a Singapore Harbour
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    JAPS ARE SORRY, HE SAYS
    225 2 Standard Staff Reporter JAPANESE boys and girls are taking a great interest in the Christian movement and the study of the American democratic way of life. This was the impression by 18-year-old Billie Cheng Shao Chi, who returned to Singapore yesterday by the Tairea alter
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      92 2 X S 1 i'i /r NEW SHOES CITY* DAY In Celebration of the «><<«-;., n ALL OUR SHOPS IN SINGAPORE will rfk« 10 DISCOUNT ON All PURCHASES I 16th to 22nd Sept. 1951, inclusive. jfiH nOANS r%\LUMC TONIC One stone kills two birds! }ou save while you bus "REMINGTON" Portables
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    'UNITY' CALL: COLONY INDIGNANT
    250 3 What? Fed. Should Join Us Instead' THE CALL of Datt> E. E. C. Thuraisingham, Federation Member for Education, that Singapore should be a part of an Independent Malaya met with varied reaction in the Colony yesterday, rang, ing from complete endorsement to the indignant remark, "The
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    Service To Mark Staus
    46 3 Service To Mark Staus SI 111 K. porlr: „!>} i\i i berth Srri uwi wnmtiif ibc -latu- of a 1,, heM in 111. s>l. Ilia 1 atm'dral at V 1 1 i 1 Sunday, NrpL I v altr-r < 1 1 > Day. iaii I tba tpi ess ion
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    Dead One Hour After The Party
    17 3 E Ra C I- I 4-;-. a s o sobc i
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    Foot Path Plan Ms Stepped Up
    135 3 Foot Path Plan Ms Stepped Up WORK is being stepped up on the Municipality's ten year foot path programme, and labourers have been busy over the past weeks covering up drains with concrete slabs on the main roads of the City. The Acting Municipal Engineer. Mr. C. C. Col loin,
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    STC Denies Soaking Public 'Sweating' Men
    293 3 STC Denies Soaking Public 'Sweating Men CHARGES MADE editorially in a Singapore vernacular newspaper that the Singapore Traction Company are under-paying their conductors and drivers and over-charging their passengers, were refuted by Mr. A. A. Ewing. the General Manager, in an interview with The Standard yesterday. Pointing out that for
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    THIS IS WHAT THE OTHERS SAID
    348 3 Mr. T. W. Ong President of the Straits Chinese British Association said, "The Federation should loin Singapore Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. Municipal Commissioner, sain. 'I can never agree that Singapore should join the Federation I consider Singapore to be more po itically advanced than
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    QUALIFICATION ISSUE UP FOR DISCUSSION
    281 3 Standard Start Reporter THE MOTION that the qualification for the post of Assistant Engineer (Mechanical) should be a First Class Certificate on Steam and Diesel engines issued by any competent authority recognised by the Singapore authorities instead of a First Class Board of Trade Certificate
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    59 3 Photo This "battleship" City of Singapore will be one of the attractions at the City Day celebrations. The model which is 36 feet long and cost more than $1,600 is now being constructed by the Red White Art Studio at River Valley Road for the Friendly Companion Association. When completed
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    STRUCK OFF
    38 3 THE SIN AH Public School at I Aver Rajah Road, was struck off the register of schools yesterday. The registration of the supervisor, teachers and the members of the Committee ot the school has been cancelled
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    Free Pepsi-Cola
    23 3 TO commemorate City Day this Saturday, Messrs Union Ltd. will be distributing free supplies of Pepsi-C«'!a aJ. all Social Welfare Centres.
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    'CID Men' Held Up Lorry
    168 3 'CID Men Held Up Lorry -COURT TOLD A LORRYLOAI) of rubber valued at $23,000 which %va* being conveyed into Singapore from Johore on Feb. 10 this year never reached it* destination. After the lorry had crossed the Causeway five men stopped the vehicle and two of their number told the
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    Blackouts Today
    195 3 l> Kid Ilin. I r.d N.u.rhouse, Industrial (.;im> Kiiliurii I -iai«- Itanearn Road, Singapore Turf null. Kwart Park. Moii.nKi Komi Adam Park. Gallop Mill Mayan* Katn. (•hat-worth Ko;k). IVkrrr Road, SomerviUe Estate. I .•••■don Road, Irtorii Park, Katwiw Hill. Oalvey Koari. I'ulrr-on Road. Great Uorid tin Hoiik Oil
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      62 3 Singapore Wmm jfafltt^ M C.A.. Orchard Road: Hockey -Y.M.C.A. v Customs (Home) 5.15 p.m. Malay class 5.30 p.m.. French class f>3o p.m.. St. Johns Ambulance Parade «Tcnnis Pavilion) 530 p.m.. Commercial classes 5.30 8.30 p m Gymnastics Keep-fit class 6 p.m., Table tennis training 7 p.m Y.W.C.A.. Rallies Quay: Mandarin
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    MOTHER TONGUE PLEA
    621 4 MIC C'ttee's 7 Suggestions KUAL4 LUMPUR, Mon.— There ought to be evolved in Malaya a culture, not Malay but Malayan, in the same way as is envisaged for Malayan nationalism. This is the view of the Indian Education Committee set up under the auspices of the Mnlavaii
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    Sultan Retires From Ceremony
    389 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— Johore Bahru was in gay and happy mood yesterday, «iebratin« the 78th birthHav of the Snltan. Sir Ibrahim Ibni Almarhnm Sultan Abu Bakar. Hundreds of people thronged the vicinity of the Istana Besar to get a glimpse of the Sultan
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    Disturber Is Bound Over
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Krishanasamy alias Andy, who had twenty reports against him for disturbing the peace. pleaded guilty today. before the Second Magistrate, Inche Haron bin Haji Idris, on a charge of intending to use criminal force by using a weapon. Knshnasamy was bound over in
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    Constable Dies
    23 4 ABDUL Rani bin Majid, an Auxiliary Police Constable, was killed immediately when he accidently discharged a shot-gun in Port Dickson, yesterday.
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    10 Couples In Mass Wedding
    141 4 MALACCA. Mon.— Mong Song Charitable Association held its fourth mass wedding in its hall yesterday. Among those who witnessed the ceremony was the Deputy Secretary of Chinese Affairs, Mr. J. C. Litton. who talked to the newly-married couples in Cantonese. The couples married yesterday were:-
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    Today's Bag
    63 4 KULALA LUMPUR. Mon-A European engineer and his Special Constable escort in Batu Ga.inh were fired on by approximate I 20 bandits. yesterday. One Special Constable was slightly wounded in the leg A bandit was killed in the Changkat Petal area of Perak. yesterday when they were ambushed by
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    Johore Sultan Honours 127
    1133 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— One hundred and twenty-seven people received birthday honours on the occasion of the 78th birthday of the Sultan of Johore in a colourful ceremony, held at the Istana Besar, yesterday. Only one person was honoured with the Most Esteemed Family
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    Jap Goods Will Be Welcomed In Ipoh
    217 5 Stan<lar<l Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. Following the signing of ihe- Japanese peace treaty prnple here are expecting an influx ot Japanese goods whirh local Chinese merchants ami businessmen think will benefit the public as ihey will doubtless Iwlp in reducing th«* present lii«ri
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    HAD CHANDU
    49 5 BAIL OF <^oo in two sureites -v.ii offend Nsj H'.ntn Chuan (31) in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when he admitted having 203 leal packets o: chandu in the Singapore inner roads the morning of Sept. hi. The case was postponed to Sepi -4 for hearing.
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    DOPE IN BOAT
    94 5 A 43- YEAR-OLD Chinese, Lim Ore Ling, was fined M.'^ or in default three weeks 1 rigorous imprU >nment in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for having 120 Leaf packets of chandu in a motor sampan in the Singapore outer roads on Sop: TAX TH I
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    Widow Sues For House
    81 5 A SUIT by widow, Mrs. R A Nathan and E E. Nathan for possession of a house m Sup::'.;* Road occupied by K. P. Balakrishnan and 15 others began in the High Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Brown. The plaintiffs are seeking to eject trie defendants
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    UMNO MEMBERS IN IMP TOLD: QUIT
    598 5 Party Policies Are Opposed Tungku Rahman Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— President of the United Malays' National Organisation, Tungkii Abdul Rahman declared today that the policy of IMP (Independence of Malaya Party) and UMNO are opposed. It would be better for UMNO members
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    Day Mails Cancelled In Perak
    77 5 Day Mails Cancelled In Perak Standard Staff Correspondent KLALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The day mail trains between Ipoh and Tapah Road were cancelled today «winf to the derailment of a foods train yesterday. There was considerable delay to last night's up and down trains in getting to their destinations. The up
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    'Malays Will Protect Country'
    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The formation of the Independence Of Malaya Party will bring more dissatisfaction among the Malaya Raayat in this country. said lnrhe Hashint Ghani. President of Peninsular Malay Union, today. The Malays, he said, will protect their country and their interest at all cost,
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    Perak MCA Favour IMP Individually
    226 5 Standard Staft Correspondent IPOH. Mon. The Perak Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association is awaiting instructions from the centra: body on the question uf giving support to IMP. It wiil not act independently but will accept the decision of the controlling body. Announcing this today,
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    RC Gets Jamboree Emblem At Rally
    278 5 Staiulard Slafl (orr«'-»|MUnl«Mil PENANG, Mon. On Im half of ihr Hi»h ComitihSiOner, Sir H«*nr> (iuriirv, (!hief Sroul oi lli«* F«'<l«'rali«»fi oi Malawi. th«* K«'ni<iriit oiiinii^^ioiK'r, Mr. \*l<»n. todav r«'«'ri w«l ilir Fedrralion F la» aiul I In- Janil»oi'r<EnibU'in from the 1 .i-nian Malayan Stout
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    Blind Took Part In Radio Prog.
    100 5 Standard Stall (»rrf»pond«*nt PENANG. Mon.— Apart from j M. .1 >e K:n'.:aii4. every pei rr.ner in the children's programme from! the local station oi Kadi Malaya it 6.30 p.m. tonight wai i blind person fr >m the St Mich is" Home. Their i^es range
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    S'pore Man Wins New Morris Car
    194 5 S'pore Man Wins New Morris Car TAIPING, M A Sii nore Chine <• tuu wo 1 the ><L prize —a ne M wris Ifinor hi the St. George.*! Insut Lucky Brick Competition, I draw for which took plae* the Bchool hi" a- 1 rii'^ht Prom enquires marie, i' •■> pears
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      The New Spirit
      901 6 r VO some the Independence of Malaya Party launched last Sunday will be nothing more than a new political band waggon to climb on to; to others it will be a perpetual threat to the anachronistic social and political order whose depressing ruins they guard so stubbornly;
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    The Workshop Of Asia?
    1373 6  - The Workshop Of Asia? ROBERT GUILIAIN MM H aftfd MncARTHUR 7 By noured into China, A In 1950, however, when Japan moved out of convalescence into full activity, the difficulties of her position began to show up: the curve of recovery sagged, and the Japanese discovered that the fundamental problem
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    Ceylon Rubber For Red China
    1250 6 FROM Oi R OWN CORRESPONDENT COLOMBO 4 I.L the world knows to- day that Ceylon is shipping jBOO tons of rubber in the Polish Ocean Liner Mickiewiecz. The rubber has been bought by Chinese merchants and the sellers are a syndicate of Ceylonese business men.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    18 6 < ocidness knows when din oer's gonna be ready, dear! Ive Mill sot the rabbit to pluck!"
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  • We, the People
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      Another American Dares To Speak Up
      223 6 Sir; Here is another American who dares to speak up. The letters in the issue of September 11 make a point of insisting that in the American prejudice pattern ''gross hypocrisy is the watchword"; that any defence offered by Americans for colour conflict* ia
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      AN HONOURED WAR HERO
      145 6 Sii —The e appeared on pape 2 of your issue oi Sept. 19 an account ot the meaningless massacre of innocent Singaj civilians by General Tomoyuki Yamashita, i nmediately after be occupied Singapore on Fob 15. 1942. This he did after he had assured General Percival
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      STRIKES ME AS UNDEMOCRATIC
      125 6 Sir it reported in the P.t<s that Mr. David Tambyah ihe outgoing President of the Singapore Teachers' Training Association— is going to Issue an "Elections Guide" which, he says, would gi\e the electorate "an idea to Who would be the best candidate! to hold office etc
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      J.B. DISTRICT WELFARE C'TTEE
      123 6 J.B. DISTRICT WELFARE C'TTEE sii —In c imn dated 1951 indei feahfu w, It gations v. J nai *nd the prese man. I can I out comma Y i said I ic. to n e to J< fact i s that I nosed of lie. with c p ton The
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    BIRTHS
    21 6 BREITLING To Cadette at the watch-hospital in La Chaax deFonda, Switzerland, 17 jewels and beautiful dial. P. O. f 18
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    NO PRIVATE USE OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT, SAYS THIS REPORT
    163 7 Mandaril Staff Reporter I Ml PRACTICE of iiHinjc the services of Singapore \U., m ival eipl«ycci or Municipal transport for private 1 111 In Minor officials should be stopped. {I,;, it one of the 23 recommendations made by rhielee Department Enquiry
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    Ceylon Prime Minister Due
    27 7 'i M.itt Krporirr SENANAYAKS. Ceyl< will S ga] < >. Ze« and 11 state The espi Ddent ay. es O his soi Mi lintstei ol
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    GOVT. GETS LAND FOR BIG PARK
    276 7 Standard Start Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government has acquired land. mostly private- in Bukit Batok,, for the proposed dacre park, Mr. A B. Ramsay, the Commissioner of Lands told The Standard yesterday. This is one of the two 200-acre parks for which Mr. D C.
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    He Sold $4,200 Oil For $900
    142 7 —and then went racing Standard Staff R»-n«»rter TF.MPTKD o;. the J meeting uf ::ie Sin^apc: e Tun Club.. Khaw K'«ii SAt-e. j 34-year-old (>•.! disl ibutor employed by thej idard Vacuum sold T.TOO I gallons d.e.-el oi for $900. without his firm's consent and
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    Holiday For Civilians
    24 7 ARMY authorities in Singapore have a;\*nted all employees of the War Department a tu'.l holi-l da.- on 'Citv Day" on Saturday
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    BEST 'CITY DAY' ARCH WILL GET A PRIZE
    574 7 M.C.S Will Tour On Big Day THK SINGAPORE Municipal fimillf 1 fll 1 will award a prize for the Im'«4 arrli enerJlfjd I commemorate the grants n^i of th<* Koyal (.hard r im City Day, Sept. 22. J li< i nature of
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    SINGAPORE GETS READY
    70 7 LEFT: The arch which is beins erected by the Tiong Bahru Community Centre at the junction of Sensi Poh Road and Tiong Bahru Road now in process of completion. CENTRE: This arch in St. Andrew's Road near the Church is being erected by thp^i.aits Chinese British Association.
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    Report Will Aid Foreign Investors
    174 7 Report Will Aid Foreign Investors Standard Staff Reporter Tilt: DEPUTY Secretary of Economic Affairs, Mr. A. D. j Stutchbui y. said in a broadcast j over Radio Malaya last night that Dr. Benham's report on the j national income of Malaya lor 1947-1949 was a "work of great 1 assistance
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    Charge Against Ratings Dropped
    78 7 TWO NAVAL ratings. Geoffrey Langdon and Joseph F. Frey. who were charged with robbing a taxi driver of $10 and u fountain pen were acquitted at the Assizes yesterday. The D.P.P.. Mr. E. P. Shanks, said he had instructions to withdraw the charge. At th e
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    1,000 Will Aid Police
    104 7 Standard Staff Reporter A SELF- DISCIPLINARY squad of 1.000 Chinese organised by the Singapore Chinese associations and guilds, will help the Singapore traffic police to maintain order on the night of t:ie city-status day. The .squad will follow the lantern procession which will comprise of a
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    Blythe 's Move NOT On The Agenda
    179 7 Standard Staff Reporter THE MOTION by the Singapore Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L Blythe. suggesting the appointment" of an Advisory Committee to hear objections against orders issued by him under the Emergency Newspaper Regulations (195P, which was expected to be tabled at today's
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    DON'T BLOCK ROADS WITH YOUR CAR
    302 7 DON' T BLOCK ROADS WITH YOUR CAR Standard Staff Reporter AN OFFICIAL announcement last night advised motorists who have no interest or business in the area through which the Chinese illuminated procession will pass, to keep well away from it. Motorists' are also requested not to hinder Lorries (with their
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    150 Freshmen
    74 7 THE NEW academic session ol the University ol Malaya for tinyear 1951/52 will start on October 8. Matriculation and class enrolment for students in Singapore will start on October 2. About 150 freshmen will be joinirig the University for the different faculties and a total enrolment of close
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    53 7 photo. These four girls from the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Singapore, are the first nurses in Malaya to pass their final examination in Siik Children's Nursing. From left: Nurse Wong Lai Hir who gained distinction in the Theory and Practice of Nursing. Nurses Chee I&WL Mar y H o and
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    'City Day' Lunch
    29 7 THE Gmvc: nor of Sine Sir Frankli Gin inn official "Citj 1 >.< i ai Govei nmenf Hou.sc tive Council loi d I Commission* rj on Sept
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    Jap Cement Arrives
    40 8 THE Japanese freighter Hino Maru which arrived in Siaijapore from M<»ji \ia Keeluag yesterday, brough a full shipment of' 2.30U tons of Japanese cement for t!ie Colony. The vessel is discharging her carijo in the Outer Roads.
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    Honours For 42 RAF Men
    691 8 Fit M Fry Gets Second Citation ship and setting an excellent example to other members of his Squadron. On one occasion, while his Squadron was flying Spitfires before converting to their present Vampires, he successfully made a very difficult forced landing when his aircraft was
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    145 8 Tornus. Stanrealm, besmojiea, Naere, San Gah; \e\ \HMTt i»«Nk: [ndragirt, Fusub, Bela^j. P Brani. Victoria l>iH-k: Patunga, Tankhave KeppH Dork: M u idtt, San Manuel, Dromui Godown No. I: Lam San, Tu a Hoa Laid l p Aarborage: Esmeralda rstf rn Aacborage: Pellicula, Ev mthia able hart
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    New SHB Police Force Begins Month's Training
    288 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE new Singapore Harbour Board Police Force started their one month's training course yesterday. Although 340 letters of acceptance were sent out to the candidates only 210 youths presented themselves for duty. Determined to carry on with the required men
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    Sunken Jap Ships To Be Refloated
    116 8 TOKYO. Sept. .16, (AP) Eighty-eight Japanese vessels, sunk during World War 11, are to be refloated, with the salvaging work to constitute partial payment of Japanese reparations. U.S. authorities disclosed yesterday that six Japanese firms have submitted bids tor the salvaging work which will
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    New S'pore Factory For Production Of Biscuits, Containers
    233 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS H> Standard In dustrial Reporter ONSTRUCTION of a modern $500,000 factory for manufacture ts an«l biscwMuH for Thye Hong Biscuit and Confectionery Ltd., the company's existing factory at the corner of Alexandra Road r.ahru Road, Singapore, is to begin at
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    Selangor Turf Club To Buy 13½ Acres Land
    56 9 HE lomniittre of the S;langor Turf Club is seeking: nt> of members to purchase 13* acres of land present buildings and Parry Road for its Jdinj: rr^rammp. mrral mating will be held oa Sept. 28 at which will br asked to approve
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    Re-export Controls Imposed Only When Absolutely Necessary
    352 9 Re-expo rt Controls Imposed Only When Absolutely Necessary ;!nuiuting its re-export policy, the Singapore t 1 1 ha* to effect a compromise between the ts o! Malayan and British Borneo consumers and rest of that traditional entrepot trade from the Colony derives the major portion of its this, the I-.f
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    UK Wheat Crop Menaced By Bad Weather
    78 9 LONDON. Sept. 18 <AP> British agricultural exports are worried over the nation's precious grain harvest held up by continued wet weather. Thousand* of acres remain ungathered. "The situation is very bad." a Ministry of Agriculture spokesman commented. "The grain harvest ougnt to nave
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    No New Sterling Devaluation
    32 9 No New Sterling Devaluation OTTAWA. Sept 17 (ReutersMr. Hugh Gaitskeil. British Chancellor of the Exchequer, said here that rumours that the British pound was about to be devalued "are a complete nonsense."
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    NOTES UP $318 MIL. IN 17 MONTHS
    386 9 Currency In Circulation Standard Staff Reporter THE AMOUNT of Malayan currency in circulation increased from $403 million in January 1950 to $633 million at the end of 1950. By May 1951, the circulation had risen to $721 million, states Dr. F. C. Benham
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    Milk And Sugar Cargo Arrives
    82 9 The freighter T res i 111 an (7 373, tons), which arrived here yesterday from the United Kingdom, brought for the Colony 27.825 cases of milk, 4,092 packages of sundries, 11 cars, 109 cases of cigarettes, 1,987 pieces of earthenware pipes. 1,278 cartons of flattened
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG. Sept. 17— Sjiecial Standard Service Closing price* on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK$l5."4 to £1 Sterling; HK56.715 to US$l; HK$lBl2 to Malayan $1; HK50.328 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5335.25 to one tael.
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
    17 9 Buying rates for Canadian dollars iper $100 Malayan) are $34 13/16 (T.T $34 15/16 (OJ^
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterda, were per lb. Buyers Sellers No. 1 RJS.S. Spot Loom $1.55 $1.56 F.0.8. in bales Oct. No. 1 R.S.S. $1.56 $1.56i No. 2 R.S.S. $1.51 $1.52 No. 3 R-S.S. (nom.) $1.46 $1.47 Tone: Quiet after Steadier. LONDON RUBBER Monday's opening prices
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    Cocao Planting Tests
    70 9 Trials to establish the cacao plant In Malaya have proved that the best results from cacao are obtained when it is planted in jangle where the undergrowth has been thinned and cleared. Picture snows Mr. G. S. Keeping;, Agricultural Officer in charge of the Federal Experimental Station
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    THAI BID TO CO-ORDINATE DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES
    244 9 Standard Staff Correspondent BANGKOK, Sept. 17 The Siamese Government has set up a special committee headed by Dr. Joseph S. Gould, Economic Adviser, to co-ordinate the various development plaoi of the Ministries. The committee will also study ways and means of private enterprise assisting
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    Thais To Make Own Streptomycin
    20 9 The United Nations World Health Organisation is to send eXDertS trk Thailand in assist _J£L
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    Rank's Odeon Group Show Big Recovery
    164 9 SUBSTANTIAL recovery in the finances of J. Arthur Ranks Odeon group of Companies is reported by their Singapore associates, Associated Theatres Ltd. The consolidated profit and loss account of Odeon Theatres Ltd shows trading profits subject to depreciation, interest and taxes of £5.125,230 for
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    Malayan Hawkers Earn $120 Mil.
    254 9 Standard Staff Reporter HAWKERS selling cooked food, drinks and icecream brought in a gross taking of $120 million in 1947, there being an estimated 30,000 hawkers in Malaya, the Report on National Income by Dr. Benham states. There were about 400 hotels and lodging houses
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    38 9 An artist's impression of the new biscuit and biscuit-tin making factory which is to be built for Thye Hong Biscuit and Confectionery Ltd., adjoining: the company's existing factory at the corner of Alexandra Road and Tiong Bahru Road.
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    Small Trade In Pepper
    104 9 Small Trade In Pepper Standard Market Reporter SMALL business passed in liu 1 pepper section ol the Singapore produce market yesterday. Muntok white pepper was quoted $9 per picul a:-d Lampong black $685. Copra was I quiet m:>: <' with buyers indicating $4Gi pe: picul ana sellers 5 403 on
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    Buying Interest For Rubbers, Industrials
    260 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Mon.— Malayan shares opened weak today but with good buying interest for industrials and. rubbers. Tin shares were rather neglected, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. INDUSTRIALS Bu>trs SellerAlex Brick* Pref. 2 00 2 10 Cun I in Smelt Ordfi o
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    Hubber Trader s Turn Lautiotis As Prices Fall
    170 9 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER prices in Singapore yesterday eased by about 6£ cents per lb. from the highest week-end levels At the lower levels, trading was cautious. There were freer offerings from upcountry which however, were readily absorl d. Some disappcratment was
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    BIG GROWTH OF MALAYAN 1950 TRADE
    153 9 Standard Staff Reporter THERE was a great ex pansion of entrepot trade in 1950, notably with Indonesia, stjtes Dr. Ben ham in his report on the National Income of Malaya. Imports Erotn Ind •oena al< nc vt -771 million and exporU to 1 .->ia
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    Bantrng (Selangor) Rubber Pays 15 P.C. Dividend
    147 9 Bantrng (Selangor) Rubber Pays 15 P.C. Dividend BANTENG (SeUngor) Rubber EstaU i at their 44:h annual gcv.- meeting in London declared a 15 per cent divirh-rid for Um year to April .^O. 19fSl the largest dividend for 22 yean when i simiwi: dividend was made to B1 >ckh< .de:< As
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    PRAMS AT A PRICE!
    618 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT Continuing Margaret's Diary 15V |v() v.ni like your .Mirnani*' Kr« aj>»- 1 hate ours. In fu< t 1 wM chrerfull.v. But in usf vim are wondi-iini; whit \l\ this is about, lei m*jn>t t«-!l Miti that I have been >rwm: <»n name tabs. Need
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    POINTS TO REMEMBER
    270 10 nON'T despair if your new rug sheds the first time it is cleaned with sweeper or vacuum. This fluff is actually made up of shearings, left in the rug from the cutting of loops after it was woven. The difficulty should end after a short time. ALTERNATE
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    Parisian Couturiers Please Teen-Agers
    615 10  -  pARIS (By Air Mail): The "teen agers", college girls, University students. Art schools students, or just apprentice housewives and mothers, have lately been sharing a sudden and, as it were, frenzied passion for and kind of uniform born somewhere along the boulevards of the Latin Quarter,
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    Beauty While Slenderizing
    205 10 r IHEl HE chief action many 1 women tak e against their excess poundage is much-talk about losing weight. This is fine as far as it goes. But while you're dreaming about and working toward a slenderer figure, it's important to make the best of yourself as
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      200 10 iff /ea*J*ti6t**4\\ npODA¥'S FORECAST: <>n«e I again, a g<M>d afternoon, propltiouo for friendly re- lationships, astute and prac- < tical Ideas likely to bring < immediate profits, for writing and for retail trade, as well as for the affective aspects of < life A good climate for artis- < tic
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      126 10 Crossword Wo. 67 I 1 f^ ißi mJStSFLI ACROSS:-1. It proeresses by leaps and bounds. 4 Name well-known In literature. 6 m 2 ur ne r > "affair? HardlV 1. Petrified weight; 9 Could he take a part in "Carmen 11 11 DistinKuished Roman familiar to our navy; 13 Cock
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    BACH'S CHACONNE AND DR. FIELDEN'S RECITAL
    1124 11 BACH'S CHACONNE AND DR. FIELDEN'S RECITAL 'Anacrusis* "Writes This Week On** PVEN in this preseat ace of technical perfection— or something near it— many works of J. 8. Bach present difficulties of execution which only the finest performers can attempt to surmount. The vocal writing in .fjbe passion -music and
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    219 11 SUGAR CHILE ROBISSOX, America's 12-year-old boogiewoogie pianist prodigy, recently bounced into the 8.8.C.'s Piccadilly studio for his lirst British sound broadcast and went to work to tear it apart. He began with the concert grand. Standing at the keyboard, the 4ft. 3in. jazz boy gave it a punch bag pummelling.
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    THROUGH THE SWING DOOR
    789 11  - THROUGH THE SWING DOOR Bill Webb Jones I r>\RI.(»PHONt OP 'Hi:— -WARMI IN IP BLIFS 1\ C SHARP MINOR. (Teddy Wilson and hi> (»rcb«"»trj Thts b a ParlophoiM re-is.-ue. 4nc .i very welcome one at th.it' Warain Up' .> a very apt t; f J.e The ja:..: u.crlv *arr.iod up.
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    UNION'S AIMS
    157 11 "VEW YORK CITY Almost 11 13.000 tree concerts are presented each year through the co-operation of the Musicians" Union in the United States and Canada. The union is affiliated with the American Federation cf Labour and presents the concerts as part of a plan to stimulate interest in
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      407 11 Radio Programme RADIO MALAYA 8.8.C (General Overseas SINGAPORE Service) pv/M icu PRfinRAMME 730 a m Radio Newsreel: 745 ttMiLlMl rKUUKAMIttB Commonwealth Commentary: 8 a.m. (4H4 m 41 HI Practice Makes Perfect': 8.15 Interc«w m mt ]ude 825 prom The EditorialB 53 0 935 am Schools Broadcast: 9.55 pm -^^j. Time':
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    Ascari Drives Ferrari To Victory At Monza
    477 12 \!O\/\. ITALY, Sept. 16 (Renter) Überto V-rari, ili«- Italian see, won the Italian Grand Prix m<»h»r race on a Ferrari here today. I roilantl Gonales Vrtjentim*)* also on a Ferrari, uas second and Goiseppe Farina (llal>), Mfa Koines, was third. The two British
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    Dreams The Winners, But Loses Money
    99 12 SYDNEY, <Reuter A \IV O.Tiir worker Stan Harper, ff Micrlj af the navv Ikin dn-juird the winnri > oi iMirac races for 20 years hut h.t> 1»»nI BMff than he h.»» won .it hor^e raring. lit* saki here that almosl witfcoal »\«eption his rin.iiM
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    Britain Picks 101 Olympic "Possibles"
    167 12 Britain Picks 101 Olympic "Possibles" >NDON Sept IT (Reuter)— I > Brit is \::i.t!eu: Attl I i B>> ird .led a list oi 101 names 78 men und 22 wo oen i^ «s bles" >r the Olympic i w Helsinki in Juiv 1962 P <■:) iring > send the strongest
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    Ampon Wins In Venice
    99 12 \EN M E Sept 16 (Reuter>— Fe iatimo .Vnnon. of the Philip- parti ered by Marcel ><•> I><* Be lltarr), today won the >" '■■>', ties section oi nen'i d wbleM in the Internationa la tcnnii tournament Hmpon i Dd Boi!<> bo ti Itab I and
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    U.S. Swim Record
    67 12 SAN' FRANCISCO. Sept. 16 CAP'— Pheobe Cramer. 15-year-old Bernely. California, schoolgirl today bettered the American women's record in the 50--metre course freestyle event of the Pacific Association A A.U. sectional Junior Olympics. She w;«s clocked at 30 7 sees. The previous mark »et by Branda Helser of
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    Big Money At The Turf Clubs
    78 12 Big Money At The Turf Clubs SINGAPORE race-goers staked $14.8 million in 1948 at the Singapore Turf Club which had by far the biggest gross receipts in Malaya, the Benham Report on Malaya's National Income states. Singapore's receipts at the turf were more than double what Selangor, Penang or Perak
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    UK LEAGUE SOCCER STANDINGS
    604 12 U .Nl >N. Sept. IS ißeulei K_tb4.ll League _rtanctina_i after fm* 1 1 on r.cnes were: -IK>l DIVISION W D L K A Pt-s M United <» 6 2 1 24 13 !4 y > i• i iitio is k> j:t vw knderei 2 I u
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    MAYFLOWERS BEAT INDIANS
    738 12  - MAYFLOWERS BEAT INDIAN S KEN JALLEH By Wong Peng Soon Masters Mohan MORE than 10,000 cheering Singapore ians saw Mayflower Badminton Party of Singapore create Malayan badminton history by heating the Indian Thomas Cup team by two games to one ami drawing the remaining two games in an exhibition match
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    THE RESULTS
    68 12 The results were (Mayflower players mentioned first): Wong Peng Soon beat Davinder Mohan 15-3, 15-2. Teoh Peng Hooi lost to Monoj Guha 15-9, 15-1. Lau Teng Chuan drew with T. N. Seth 15-9, 7-15. Wong Peng Soon and Teoh Peng Hooi beat Davinder Mohan and Henry Ferreira 15-3.
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    Malays Advance In Cup Tourney
    141 12 Selangor Soccer KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Selangor Malays registered a second round win in the senior F A Cup tourney today, when they defeated the 410 Brigade by five goals to nil on the Princes Road ground. The Malays attacked aggressively at the start and
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    The Women Played Better Bridge....
    99 12 VENICE. Sept. 17 (AP)— For the second time in two days the English bridge team, European champions for three years, suffered a setback at the European Bridge Championship Tournament here last night. Finland beat the English team fi4— 43. Saturday Sweden beat the champions t»9—
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    Fanny Sets A World Record
    136 12 AMSTERDAM. Sept. 17 <AP) Holland's flying Housewife, Mrs Fanny Blankers Koen gathered 4.410 points in a pentathlon here yesterday, setting a new Dutch and possible a world record. Her individual performances during a national meeting organized by the Amsterdam Athletic Club, were: 200 metres flat
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    Frank Sedgman Beats Tony Trabert Easily
    147 12 LOS ANGELES. Sept, 16, (IP) Frank Sedgman, Australia's No. 1 Davis Cup player, gave a stern warning to the American team today with an easy 6-3, ti-'i. 2-6, 6-1 victory over Cincinatti's Tony Trahert in the men's singles finals of the Pacific Southwest Tennis
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    Hewitt Beats His Old Team
    196 12 NO. 30 BN. RAOC beat REME 1-0 in a United Services League match at Alexandra yesterday and the man responsible for the REME defeat was Hewitt who was recently posted to 30 Bn. from REME. First on the attack were REME who missed a goal
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    Double For Boussac
    59 12 PARIS. Sept. 17 CAP)—Marcel Boussac"s Stymphaie. ridden by W. Johnstone. yesterday won. the Roy a i Oak prize at Lonschamps. bringing it? owner a sensational double after his victory with Talma II in the St. Leaer at Doneaster on Saturday. Second place was snatched by Romney (F.
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    Eurasians Give Chinese Their Biggest Victory
    389 12 SINGAPORE Eurasians M ifl. heaviest defeat experienced hy mix i, iMi 1( Community League when th«'\ al»*or|,, ,i trouncing from the Chinese at tdm Stadium yesterday. The match reached a record low standard in play. The Eurasians were to blame. They came on to
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    Kedah Win 3-0
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    Girl Track Champs Take To Wheels
    105 12 SINGAPORE'S Malayan woman athletic champions, Eleanor Ross ;nnd Ruth Ferreira, will make their debuts in a ne>v Bpoii when the;- race in the Cii> Day Cycling Carnival on Sept. S3 at Hons Un preen. Eleanor and Ruth. together with Singapore sprinter. Joyce Dean, are
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    Bromwich Stays Home
    37 12 SYDNEY. (Reuler AAP>Australia's former tennis champion, John Bidmwich, who now runs a newspaper agency business, took time off delivering newspapers to listen to the broadcast ot Frank SecUmans win in the American national singles.
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