Singapore Standard, 22 September 1951

Microfilm: NL2293
Total Pages: 32
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    19 1 Singapore Standard m. _tf? r& w. s«i JL vc 83 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    WE'VE SET WORLD AN EXAMPLE
    449 1 Many Races Are Living In Peace Standard Staff Reporter THE President of the Singapore Municipal Commission Mr, T.P.F. McNeice sends this message to you today Cit\ Day. The message reads: "The enthusiasm which the gran tin;: of the Royal Charter to Singapore has aroused is
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    25 1 d sea-dragon ►wed past the ■1 tonight naia attrac- m in.irie a i last niiiht v thousands The four lights issuing i mouth, •"pearls" Standard
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    The King: Operation Suggested
    22 1 The King: Operation Suggested B gind t was md al .he King arces er there there said. 3 ada only visit* i
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    UK Election Battles Begin
    464 1 LONDON, Sept. 21.— The Labour Party opened lac tar*t round of thr election campaign yesterday with a letter from it* Secretary, Morgan Phillips, attacking the lories for causing a stock exchange share boom. «1 .v. ;e. the campaign sw iftly into I >p gea; rigorous new
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    Taipei Plans To Make Jets
    73 1 TAIPKI Sept. 21 (LP)— Ex perimental work on building jet plane-, is being carried out 1 b\ Chinese Air Force. Chu Lin, Director of the Aeronautic*. Board revealed today. Chu Lin. said the board has plants at Taichung which is the centre for the repairs
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    All US Armed Forces Have Guided Missies
    124 1 LOS ALAMITOS. California, Sept 21 (Reuter)— The United Slates Assistant Navy Secretary. Mr. Francis Whitehair, said last ght: "The Navy nas guided missiles m the works that promise vast improvements over anything that has come to public :CTowled_ie m this field." He made
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    UK-LIBYA PACT
    34 1 LONDON. Sept. 21 (AP)—Britain has outlined a defence pact with Libya which would allow British troops to stay m the strategic North African country after it receives statehood at the year's end.
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    Salute To The People!
    741 1 IT is customary to associate the growth of Singapore x from an obscure swamp to a teeming City of over a million people with the names of a few outstanding individuals who have left their mark on this Island's history. But the real builders and founders
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    WORLD TIN UP 5,000 TONS
    193 1 THE HAGUE. Sept. 21 (AP) World production of tin over the period 1950-51 reached 167,000 tons compared with 162.000 tons m 1949 and 151.500 m 1948. the Tin Review issued by the International Tin Study Group reported. Average annual production m the years 1935-39 was
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    Tugmen Resume Work
    18 1 ABOUT 4.500 London tugmen who have refused overtime since Monday resumed normal working yesterday. Reuter
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    Allies Start War's Biggest Assault
    140 1 TOKIO, Sept. 21 (UP)— The Eighth Army launched the biggest armoured assault of the Korean war against Communist positions on the central front today. Monster tanks and infantry of "Operation (.'leaver 9 speared into Communist positions iii the fron Triangle sector m a limited objective
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    UK To Train Scientists
    54 1 LONDON, Sept. 21 (Reuter.— Britain announced plans yesterday for training large numbers of" highly skilled technicians to meet tha growing need lor scientists In industry. In an official paper the government gave details of its -jc\:e.*ne to create a national college of technologists. The new college
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    UK STOCK HESITANT
    100 1 LONDON. Sept. 21: (Reuter) There was no continuation today of wild enthusiasm that yesterday lifted share prices considerably higher. Protittaking by speculators brought slightly lower levels to many industrial groups and a note of caution and hesitancy replaced recent active trading m the London Stock Ex chang.l
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    Biggest Rise In Rubbers
    64 1 Biggest Rise In Rubbers Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 21 Rubber shares are among those which benefited most m the stock market rise m a day which yielded the greatest rise this year. A Treasury statement had already reassured rubber companies that their special position would be examined. But now
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    66 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 21 The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER Spot 48 d. Oct. 48 d. Nov. 46 id. Dec. 45 id. Jon. /Mar. 44 d. Apr./Junr A* LONDON TIN Spot: £930 (pet
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    Labour Party To Change Policy?
    124 1 NOTTINGHAM. Sept. 21— Mr. Douglas Jay. Financial Secretary to the Treasury, told a Labour Party meeting here tonight he believed that "from now on the emphasis of British Labour policy will be rather more on planning and on distribution than on public 1 ownership." The
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    Sightseers Cause Traffic Jam
    91 2 SIGHTSEERS touring the city m hundreds of cars, aided by thousands of pedestrians caused one of the worst traffic jams m the Colony yesterday, stretching from Ka flics Hotel m Beach Road right up to the Clifford Pier. From dusk until well past nightfall, a procession
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    Triple Gem Blessings
    67 2 THE blessings of the Triple Gem on the City of Singapore will be invoked by three Buddhists at 9 a.m. today at a special J ceremony arranged by the j Singapore Buddhist Association. 1 The priests who reside at the Buddhist temple at Outram Road will chant
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    Swell The Loan
    32 2 A Municipal spokesman yes- terday appealed to *'big invesI tors as well as small investors" Ito swell the $30,000,000 Muni- cipal Loan as part of the City Day Celebrations.
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    Ten Nations
    27 2 FLAGS of ten countries m tho British Commonwealth flank j the statute of Sir Stamford I Rallies, the founder of SingaI pore, m Empress Place.
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    FESTIVE AIR IN S'PORE Last Minute Preparations
    485 2 FESTIVE AIR IN S'PORE Last Minute Preparations Standard Stall Reporter A FESTIVE air, the like of which had never been seen m all the chequered history of this Colony, hangs over Singapore City today. Men and women m many parts of the City were engaged till late last night putting
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    ARRIVES FROM K.L.
    26 2 pnoto. The land dragon which arrived m Singapore from Kuala Lumpur yesterday evening gave a performance at Sam San School, Sophia Road. Standard
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    MORE CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES FROM US, UK
    608 2 THF ACTING American Consul General, Mr. John Good.- ear. yesterday conveyed a message of congratulations from the people or the United States to Governor Sir Franklin Gimson. Here are extracts from the American message: "On the memorable occasion ot the presentation by His Majesty
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    LETTERS PATENT
    362 2 LETTERS PA TENT GEORGE the Sixth by the Grace of God of Great Britain. Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Seas, Kin-? Defender ot the Faith to all to whom these Presents shall come Greeting Whereas the inhabitants of the Town of SingaDore m Our i.lony ot Singapore are
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    RADIO MALAYA ON THE AIR FOR 49½ HOURS
    443 2 RADIO MALAYA ON THE AIR FOR 49½ HOURS Rediffusion Rediffusion wiU broadcast a commentary of the presentation of the charter by. Sir Franklin Gimson to the Singapore's Municipal Commissioners at 7.45 am. today. RADIO Malaya will be on the air continuously for 4.H hours today broadcasting descriptions and commentaries of
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      57 3 With just pride Singapore takes its place among the world's great cities.... We are glad that our business and our many subsidiaries j have helped m a small way the Colony's progress that we have been able, through local charities, to give back to the people what we get from
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    PMU DISMISSES PRESIDENT
    225 4 Perak Awaits Confirmation Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Central Executive Committee of the Peninsular Malays Union decided after an emergency meeting late last night to dismiss the president Inche Hashim Ghani. Reason: He had issued and made statements to the press without consulting his committee.
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    English For Malays Over Radio Malaya
    140 4 English For Malays Over Radio Malaya Xl AIA M'MPUR, Fri. The m- j terest kampong Malays show m the learning of English will be seen on Tuesday when Radio .Malaya m its j community broadcasting service will j start a regular weekly series of English by radio. Tl i have
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    IMP Off To Good Start—U.K. Paper
    280 4 IMP Off To Good Start U.K. Paper THE Spectator said yesterday the nrn Independence «»1 Malaya l'arl\ M of Dato Onn hin Ja'afar "has humlc a better *~t_.rt than anyone com-erned with the ktnrc <•! Malaya could reasonably have dared to hope.*' arnyn aa I. despatch from London >e**t*t rday.
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    Broke Into Own House
    31 4 I ..rr rspondenl PUR, Fri A C• A Hock Chye. aged and a given IS but foi b the S< Is that tru lied T; it the
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    Acid Stout Got Her Three Years
    58 4 v i !i. i SI iii orrespoadeni f.AX. F 21-j tapper ol w ept 1 sei tenced Serem- :i J_ to f r h a-. I rmic acid I she said her husm% false repoii I had ill-t el. ted Justice B::.^> "You nk
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    30 4 MEMBEHS of the Kuala Lumpin Psychology Ciub are remind- ed thai Swanri Satyananda will' give a talk n **The Four I's" on i Wednesday at 7 :io p m. t
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    Dredgers Would Do It, He Says
    93 4 MR W. J. RIDLEY, a retired marine engineer with seme ;.o years' experience of conditions m the Malacca harb ur said that the town could improve her porl facilities by using suction dredges with pipes discharging spoils on I areas around the sea-fr< nt
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    'Desperate' Lad
    36 4 j Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPLT.. Pri.—Des- cnbe*d as a "desperate characjter* a Chinese youth, Yap San. was fined $100 m default two I months' jail for dishonestly rejuning some stolen property. photo studio.
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    40 4 Drums of the Ist Battalion, Malay Reeiment heat *h_» Retreat behind the Supreme Court JohorTllXS jS&dwT of th^.P re^°t to witness the first apSarin^ of the Malay Regiment were: Tengku Mahkota Mr t !■£«*•< British Adviser a»d Mr (Falconet R_2£_i J
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    Feb. Was Worst Month For Crime
    93 4 p kua£_ l_ VpuTTf ni FJ-Jires made available "how c' r rr°^e eTnihl he FeS,i P Pr„ r„ eVi' n t.-e first seven monthsi o' ,'c year there were 118 robberiSf .ne r peak betog reached'!^ AJsn_jUr«jsr 4r. chi.vis reports but otherwise robb_ri« ___s_--:^Mf"_.£g."'".
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    Segamat Man Held By Reds
    141 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri An Auxiliary police m Kedah was rudely awakened early this morning when bandits attacked his house. He returned the fire and killed one bandit. Chong Seng and wounded another. The rest of the terror news: Segamat: Low Sow Pong
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    Chinese Miners Will Tell Of Hardships
    180 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Chinese tin miners m the r ederation will make their own representations to the American Tin Mission when it arrives. The Malayan Chinese Tin Miners Association will tell the visiting Americans about the emergency and the shortage of
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    Piano For The Blind
    89 4 THE JOHORE Bahru Welfare District Committee arc planning to buy a radiogram for the Welfare Home and a cheap piano for the blind children, said Mr. A. Roland, the treasurer of the Committee yesterday. Mr. Roland, who was presenting his statement of accounts at the m
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    Woman With Compass Jailed
    89 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Chinese woman, Wong Ying. was given tour years' jail m the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court today fer having a document relating to the distribution nf textile supplies among terrorists. Said the judge, Mr. BostoekHill, "The bandits are getting on
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    Poll Day Fixed
    71 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Fri. Malacca t Municipality will hold its Municipal elections on December 1. Nomination Day will be November 5. Candidates will have 81 symbols to draw from. Syed Ahmad bin Syed Moris Al-Idrus, a Teehni(al Assistant attached to the Public Works Department, Kuala Selangor,
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      877 4 fjiayMvTc NOTICE DR. A. Somasundram. Medical Officer in-charge Butterworth Bukit Mertajam. and Sungei Bakap retired from service from the General Hospital. Penang and has assumed "Medical" charge of the Dispensary of the late Dr. Tan Joo Cheng at 169. Jalan Kelang Lama. Kulim. Kedah. VEHICLE FOR SALE 1941 Mercury A_..0...;_'.
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    Police Seek Information
    97 5 SING -.PORE P dice are appeal ng .1- Lai <■ raaeti m n iii might neip m their investigation the death ol Abie Seaman E. J. Harnett who ivas found ing jutside the Marine Hostel the early hoars ut Thursday tno "ning. Ba nett died m an
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    To Stand Trial On Murder Charge
    60 5 CHEW SWEE Chun was cornrut.ed ig the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday Go stand ma. at the next .\____izes on a ct.ar.je ot attempted murder or a detect ive. Khushal Ehan. at the Singapore Harbour Board coolie liner* on Feb. this year. Two other
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    Open Door To The World For Blind
    219 5 VAN PRAAGH PLEADS: Standard Stall Correspondent ITvYWi. Fri. A slirrinir app-eal on In-half of ihe St. Nieliola-4 Horn.* School Buihlinu; Kurnl CfHOTTiftfee %*m*a mailr I>\ >Ir. H. B. van Praa^ii. o\cr RaWio Malaya l_Mli«lu. I i fed for support to achieve the target
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    'CIVILIANS, ARMY HELP EACHOTHER'
    172 5 WITH ?i>.ooo road miles through bandit infested territory and 80 flying hours over Malayan jangles to his credit, the Reverend W. P. Cole. 0.8.F.. senior Army chaplain, will be leaving for the United Kingdom this week after serving moie than 20 months with the armed forces
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    Naval Base Meet
    30 5 THE fourth annual general meeting of the Naval Base Labour Oman, Singapore, will be held on Oct. 14. a4 Sultan Theatre. West Hill Road at £30 a.m.
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    This Peacock Tempted Tan
    132 5 This Peacock Tempted Tan Standard Siatf Correspondent IPOH. Fri— Found guilty of stealing a peacock belonging to a neighbour, a woman servant. Tan Aii Ying (32}, was today bound over to be of good behaviour fur a period of six months m the sum of $50 by Magistrate Che Bahaudin
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    LAST NOTE ON FADED LOVE
    91 5 IPOH. Fri. An alleged broken love affair was said to hare led a 25-year-old dispensary assistant. Miss Toh Suit Chan to take an overdose of sleeping tablets. In a letter to her father who lives m the same house, she said she wanted to die
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    Duplicator Sales Ban
    90 5 .\L\F_ AREAS m North and Central Kedah including the Town Board areas ot Gurun and Pendant are affected by an ordei prohibit ins* the sale. purchase and dealings ot any kind ot cer- tain specified goods without a written permit irom the District Officers o. those areas.
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    Wanted: 20 Women Stenos
    52 5 Wanted: 20 Women Stenos THE SINGAPORE Volunteer Special Constabulary need* 20 women stenographers urgently. and an official appeai was made last night for applicants. Stenographers' duties will be to attend at VCS Hqrs. on one or two evenings m the week to do normal stenography, and also to assist m
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    Driving School Launched
    312 5 SINO MALAY CO. PLANS BRANCHES IN SPORE, FED. Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. A novel Sino-Malay enterprise the Malayan School of Motoring Limited uith head offices m Ipoh, has been registered under the Companies Ordinance. This School of Motoring undertakes to teach and j train pupils to
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    95 5 F.utr Burmese editors arrived by air m Singapore y^terday on a week's visit to Malaya. A full programme has been prepared for them m meeting various leaders, watt* hing security forces at work, touring resettlement areas, rubber estates and a tin mine. and studying housing development. Last night they were
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    Echo To Alleged Cheating
    130 5 Echo To Alleged Cheating SI'XUEI PAT AM. Fri.— A 45-year-old English Muslim. F. C. Goodman alias Mohd. Sulaiman bin Abdullah, ex-engineer of the Merchant Navy, was arraigned before Magistrate Taan Wan Dand bin Wan Ali on Thursday en a charge of cheating a Singapore businessman. A. C. A. kloer of
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    Employee Gives Notice Of Appeal
    53 5 MOHAMED Ismail, an employee ol Sime Darby and Com pany Limited, was sentenced m the Singapore First District Court yesterday, to nine months rigorous imprisonment. criminal breach ot trust of a total of $295 belonging to the Company. Mohamed gave notice of *ppea' and -.2.000
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    Six Scholarships
    35 5 THE MUSLIM League Singapore at a meeting yesterday decided to award six scholar- f ships worth $500 each far secondary education to deserving Mush:., boys and girls m commemoration of Singapore's City Day.
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    Dak Delayed
    40 5 A MALAYAN Airways Dakota was held up m Kuala Lumpur hist evening he-cause j of bad weather, and was un- j able to continue her flight to Singapore. The plane is scheduled to arrive m Singapore this morning.
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    SWEET AND SOUR
    906 6  -  TABUAN By MUSINGS ON (CAR)TELS r |h'<) .rr. ..s ways, Sin--44 gapoi c Goi en menl is to inquire into the profits being ■oade h*. the Co ony*s motor traders The move is a good anc should have been n i a" easl i i i yeari
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    This Book Marks A Turning Point In Malayan Economics
    2215 6  - This Book Marks A Turning Point In Malayan Economics T. H. SILCOCK m -wr Plm I 7_fl//7 ACi 1 review of Dr. F.C. Benham 'TheNational lncome of Malaya 1947-49 By i Professor of Eco n o mica* University of Malara I 'HE pul 'Dr FC. B- hi i I he
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      In The Still Of The Night
      194 6 Sir:— The residents m the neighbourhood of a certain much advertised hotel are surprised to find that the first class hotel ha.s turned out to be a Restaurant which blares much m its fullest volume. The loud-speaker installed m that hotel blares out orders,
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      IN SEARCH OF THE RAINBOW
      108 6 Sir; "The Man who Searched lor the Rainbow" by Takar published m your issue of Sept. 13 should be read by our rulers. In spite of the vast empire it has built the British nation. just a.s the rich and powerful merchant referred to by
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Review of Views
    165 6 Review of Views To I I fc_ i iaAe. And v proposal that t j 1 would arc* I the est C thi i pecia I w l t he hospitals f< I Labour's Prosp.< 'Till- L hour P. I Ge i c ch- pendent E I I Lab ir
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    Labour' Confident'
    241 7 Labour Confident' Nation Better Off Than Under Tories' LONDO-N, Srpt. 21 (Reuter). Prime Minister Clement Attlee before leaving here yesterday to motor j north for the Scottish Labour Party conference, said: fci Labour Hill go to I the country with conticl«'llce.*, "No fair-minded man can deny that the majority of
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    Reel 'Peace Moves' Can't Split NATO
    77 7 OTTAWA. Sept. 21 (AP)— The North Atlantic Treaty Organisa* iori ended its meeting here last night with a declaration warning Russia that ti.e Western alliance will not be split either by "peace moves" or threats. The member nations also agreed to develop the organisation
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    Jessup Said US To Accept Peking Govt.
    162 7 SENATE INQUIRY WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 (AP) —A retired Far Eastern Army Intelligence officer said yesterday that early last year. Am-bassador-at-large Philip C. Jessup told him U.S. recognition ol Communist China was imminent Brigadier-Gen Louis J For'ier said the conversation took p. ace m
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    Bevanites Issue New Pamphlet Giving Views
    203 7 Bevanites Issue New Pamphlet Giving Views LONDON. Sept. 21, (AFP) The three Labour members ot Parliament who. led by former Labour 1 Minister Aneurin Bevan. resigned their posts m disapproval oi the last British budget, yesterday published a 50.000-word pamphlet entitled 4 'Going Our Way- to state their present attitude.
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    SINATRA FILES SUIT
    27 7 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Sept. 21 lUP'—Frank Sinatra filed his long-awaited divorce suit against Nancy Sinatra yesterday charging that she was mean to him mentally
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    23 7 EAST and West Germany signed yesterday a $100,000,000 trade agreement and the Communists agreed to halt restrictions on western traffic to Berlin.- UP.
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    Amateur Mason At Work
    53 7 pnoto. President Truman tips the bucket to get a good load of mortar on his trowel as he lays the cornerstone for the government's new building at Washington, Sept 11. The 25-million-dollar general accounting office building is a seven-storey, blocksquare structure on the edge of the
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    UK Elections Halt Iran's Ultimatum
    223 7 TEHERAN, Sept. 21 (AP)— Premier Mo.sadeq is dropping his plans to drlivrr his oil talks ultimatum lo Britain unill after the British elections next montii informed sources said today. A note demanding reopening of the broken off negotiations will be sent to Whitehall soon but
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    New Powers For Truman Proposed
    47 7 WASHINGTON. Sept. 21 .AFP' A joint Congressional committee yesterday recommended that President Truman should have unlimited power to transfer a part of the $5,000,000.--000 credits for the rearmament of Europe to nations which a r e not members of the Atlantic Pact
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    RED EXPULSION?
    27 7 APPROXIMATELY 4,500,000 Australians are expected to vote tomorrow m a referendum to determine whether the government shall be empowered to outlaw the Communist Party.- U.P.
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    UK's Unfavourable Balance Of Trade
    58 7 BRITISH imports for the first eight months of 1951 outstripped export., by £808.000.000. and the nation was told yesterday it was living beyond its means Richard Stokes, Cabinet Minister m charge <>f Britain's raw materials supply. =aid there was "no solution to our present difficulties
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    Malaria Kills Million Annually In S-E Asia
    113 7 Malaria Kills Million Annually In S-E Asia RANGOON, Sept. 21, (Reuter) Malaria affects 110.000,000 people and kills at least 1,000,000 every year m South-East Asia, it was estimated here Thursday at the regional conference of the World Health Organisation. The conference having a five-day debate on Asian health problems, urged
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    Dutch Not Ready To End Union
    188 7 Dutch Not Ready To End Union THE HAGUE, Sept. 21 (Reuter)— The Dutch Government will only be able to say whether it is prepared to end the Netherlands-Indone-sian union after it has studied possible alternatives, an official announcement said yesterday. Indonesia wishes to end the union established at the roundtable
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    If I-C Falls, 'No Barrier Before Suez'
    198 7 De LATTRE: WASHINGTON. Sept. 21. <UP> Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. French Commander-in-Chief m Indo-China. toid the National Press Club today Indo-China is lost to Communism "there is really no ban iei before the Suez He warned his listeners that the defence
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    Train Crash: 8 Die
    40 7 A "BREAKFAST TRAIN Irom Liverpool to London jumped off the tracks at HU mph. eight miles west of Northampton today, killing at least eight persons and injuring 48 as 10 coaches vvpnt __v_»r the embankment.— U.P.
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    Standard Market Reporter
    36 8 me produce market m Singapore was steady, yesterday. In the copra section, buyers opened at $40 per picul and rising to $40i with sellers holding off. No business was report- i cd. I
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    'Holy Boys' To fight Reds
    215 8 Norfolks On Way To Korea MORE than 1,000 "Holy i Boys" will arrive m Singa- pore today to fight the I Chinese Communists m Korea. And judging trom their reputation, they are certainly going to give the United Nations forces a I big hand m
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    Speculative Buying In Rubber Market
    195 8 Conflicting influences contributed to a nervous, bewildered and irregular week to trading on the rubber market m Singapore. I ii their week y market reI port, Lewis and Pca 1: (Singap ire rubber brokers) stated that the market was influened by reports ol sterling devaluation,
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 8 COMMODITY PRICES THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb. Buyers Sellers No. 1 K.S.S. Spot Loose $1.58' 5-Lj.._ FOB m bales Oct No. 1 R.S.S $1.59 SI..VH No. 2 R.S.S. $1.5:. 1- $1.54 No a K.S.S. (nom 51.48 j.1.51) Tone Quiet. LONDON Xl HULK Friday's opening prices per
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    Rush Buying In S'pore, Share Market Steady
    856 8 Standard Market Reportei SINGAPORE, Fri.—Lon dons enthusiastic bids at considerably higher prices together with the optimism m the United Kingdom general elections, caused rush buying for shares m all sections of the Malayan share market today. The market closed steady at the higher
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    44 8 Squadron Leader W G Duncan Smith (right) CO. of aa R.A.F. Vampire Squadron at Tengah. chats with members of the Burma Air Force Mission which visited Far East Air Force Mission which visited Far East Air Force for a week, returning to Rangoon yesterday.
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    A Centre Salutes A City
    664 9  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER TIONG BAHRU HAS BIG PLANS FOR ITS PEOPLE By HTHE twofold purpose of x paying tribute to "City Day" and securing additional members for the first official community centre m Singapore has prompted the Tiong Bahru Community Centre to erect the largest Cantonese
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    57 9 A SPECIAL ARCH— -to mark city status bein- granted to Singapore —m the coarse ol erec V 7! m imm U^ ESf^tJE """S* uait 7 S^^ at t!u> entrance to the two-day Fun Fair. The archmm, being decorated with coloured I,- and gai banting, v. iii bear the crest of
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      POLITICAL PARTIES WHICH DO MORE HARM THAN GOOD
      351 9 Sir;— An American reader of your esteemed paper recently wen to great lengths by setting forth many examples to prove that racial discrimination is stronger m the East than m the West I do not propose to enter into a lengthy discussion
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      MALAYS IN THE BACKGROUND
      165 9 Sir It is common knowledge for now over a century that the Malays have been known to be the most backward m every enterprise m British Malaya. If it took Ceylon 16 odd years to raise an efficient administration towards selfgovernment, the comparison between Malaya and
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    SMC MAY SUE WAR DEPT.
    195 10  -  Maxine Rakich By SENSITIVENESS and a keen sense of beauty coupled with the masterly handling of a camera are the qualities evident m Derrick Knight's one-man exhibition of photography, which was opened at the British Council Hall m Singapore yesterday afternoon by Mr. Malcolm Mac
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    Claims For Rents And Road Usage
    368 10 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Municipal Commissioner* may take legal action against the War Department authorities m Singapore m respect of a claim for $124,895.83. The claim dates back to 1945 and legal action will depend on the advice of the Commissioners' Legal Advisers.
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    Derrick Knight's Photo Show Opens
    382 10 bring out the akin texture. A Speed Graphic was used with natural lighting to shoot scenes as well as portraits >nd all story-telling pictures. A few of the pictures were taken by a Speed Graphic with flash. This exhibition is divided up Into six sections,
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    'ADMINISTRATION CAN BE STREAMLINED', HE SAYS
    341 10 Standard Staff Reporter A LOT has been done and much more can be done lo improve the administration of Singapore, said Mr. C 11. Hesterman. Manager of the Borneo Sumatra Trading Company (M) Lid., who is leaving on a 1 Iransier to South America.
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    LIVELY DEBATE ON EDUCATION
    60 10 A lively debate on Education was held by the Singapore Combined Schools Forum yesterday at the Raffles Institution Hall. Chief speakers wen- Mr. AW. Frisby. Singaoore's Director of Education Prof. F. Mason. Professor of Education m the University of Malaya, and Mr Cheong Hock Hai of
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    Ghani's Appeal
    53 10 THE APPEAL of A X S ?f Sr £_.?tK G hany v a Mi!lst sentence of death for the murder of Cpl Peter Hugh Bell of the RAF during the December riots will be heard m the Curt of Criminal Appeal on Monday. Mr David Marshall will argue
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    30 Teachers For College Election
    60 10 THIRTY student-teachers, including two women, handed m their Nomination Papers yes ter" CeJwl V* leacI each TrTning S thfSS_-i, the s Sr ond Section! Station. Teachers Training AssoThe post of the General flfl C^ ta H ry °*i th< Association wll filled by Mr. Lim
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    Power; Be Sparing
    92 10 *ruL* a, J? ard Staff the Municipal Commissioners jr* permitting floodlighting and decorative lighting to certain organisations and institutions. Municipal BuildingTand .omorow* today D^' ber^n^ d w Ue t(> ,,acr c numoeis of people being out of their Sn^, wa L chin S the process?™, and also
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    Seventh Conviction
    39 10 rOR assisting m the disposal of a stolen watch valued at 8175. Abdul Rahman bin Ali Ahmad. a man with six previous convictions, v. as sentenced to one year's jail, m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday
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    Saw 40 Men Round House, Court Told
    210 10 ti 7^9. A KEE wa char etl In the Singapore Ihird Police Court yesterday with beinj? a member of an unlawful assembly and causing hurl to Velauthean bopal a Indian, at Chua Chu Kan X Road on July 6. Gopal. a sub-contractor with
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    Bonds: Retort To Laycock
    103 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Refuting a suggestion made by Mr. John Laycock m the Singapore Legislative Council on Tuesday last that the Premium Bond issued m the Federation had proved a "'Mop', a Federal Government statement said that the sale of these bonds had been proceeding steadily
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    Special Balcony For Dianne
    284 10 Special Balcony For Dianne By Christine Diemer. Standard Special Correspondent ON THE most exdtfaf day of Singapore's history. the < ity\ honoured guest and Australia's Girl of the Year. Dianne Bowser, will sit quietly today on the balcony of a private apartment specially decorator: lor her m th e Capitol
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    Suara UMNO' Blames Britain
    84 10 Standard Malay Correspondent AS a result ot accepting c advice of the British, the Ma lavs have become insignificant m their own country and become as what they are now ha dead and hall alive, says "Stiara UMNO," publication of the UMNO 'Suara (the Voice oft
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    MALAYANS FOR GLASGOW
    282 11 INTERNATIONAL QADMH Ti>Z? IQVRNEY I i t I m World's Top Men Will Be Invited C->_l wm a j Standard Badminton Reporter MALAYA'S two outstanding players, Wong Peng Soon and Ong Poh Lim will be invited to take part m the International Championships which will be held
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    Surprises For Ruder Cup Men
    189 11 HOYLAKE. CHESHIRE, Sept. 20. .Reuter) —Dai Rees (South Herts), title holder for the past two years, and all the other I chosen members of the British Ryder Cup team to go to America m November crashed one by one to surprising defeat m the "News
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    Norway Cancels FE Football Tour
    64 11 OSLO. Sept 21 (Renter): X. rway will not be able to send ■an association football team on a tui ol the Far East this I winter, it was stated yesterday [by the Secretary cf th Norwegian Football Association. The Association had hoped to send a
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    Refutes Pro Rumour
    31 11 SYDNEY, Sept. 20 (UP)— Davis Cup player Frank Sedgmnn returned from the United States yesterday. He >aid reports that he was considering to turn professional were "h._*pelessly exaggerated."
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    TURPIN'S STOCK TUMBLES SHARPLY
    83 11 WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. (AP). Randolph Turpin tumbled sharply m the U.S. National Boxing Association's Quarterly ratings issued yesterday. After his loss of the world middleweight title to Sugar Ray Robinson last week. Turpin was given the position as third outstanding boxer m that division. l Preceding
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    T. Malim ACS Sports
    18 11 The ACS. Tanjong Ma lim. will hold their sports at 2 30 p.m. today
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    SBA Junior Tournament
    88 11 THE following ties ss the Singapore badminton championships will be played at the Clerical Union HaU"at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. Junior Inter-club: Eclipse B.P v. Amateur Athletic Union. Women's Junior Singles (semifinal): Miss Rose Soong (Swift) v. Miss Rosie Foong (Marigold). Tournament official: Kiong Chai Wbon, umpire: Kg
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    Kelantan League Champs
    38 11 Kelantan League Champs Photo. ML RAD Ahmad, captain of the Kelantan Warders XI being "chaired" by his teammates after winning their key match by 2 o over Suara Muda last Wednesday to become league champions. Koh Chin Peng
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    Krian Rovers Score Fine Win Over RASC
    248 11 PARIT BUNTAR, Fri.— ln an evenly contested hockey match played at the public padang on Wednesday the Krian Rovers scored a narrow 2-1 win over the RASC Sports Club of Taiping. Hazari. the North full back. gave a fine display while Munuj samy
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    UK SOCCER
    25 11 LONDON. Sept. 21 CAP)— Yesterday's soccer results were: DIVISION II Hull City I, Notts C. 3. DIVISION lll— Northern Northampton 4. Southend 3.
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    Vlc Toweel Mystery Deepens
    272 11 Vlc Toweel Mystery Deepens JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 21, (AP)— The Vie Toweel mystery deepened yester- day with tbe announcement that Toweel, world bantamweight champion, will meet Jimmy CarruI thers, Australian chamI pion, m Johannesburg on March 10. John Phillips, of Australia, signed contracts with the Transvaal National Sporting Club on behalf
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    93.000 See World Speedway C'ship
    90 11 93.000 See World Speedway C'ship LONDON Se| t 21 (Ih itei The Edinburgh see* nd di\ sp< i [waj ri er, won the i i tiampi tship bu 1 1 r... it after a three m til at the od n the heats pr» l I V ong, Jack Biggs
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    Cheerful Lads Win Replay
    246 12 CHEERFUL Lads proved their superiority beyond all doubt m tat* replay of their SAFA Junior Cap tie against 32 Coy RAMC yesterday winning by tour goals to three. It was a very close game. P on both side was of a gh standard. While the Lads
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    Stern Struggle Expected In Army Final
    911 12 Stern Struggle Expected In Army Final TODAY'S Far East Land Forces soccer final should be a most closely contested match from the first whistle both finalists, Singapore Engineering Regiment and 42 Marine Commandos, are going all out to win the FARELF Cup. The Singapore Engineering Regiment qualified for the final
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    Fords Beat Breweries
    161 12 j LUCK was against Breweries Sports Club when they met j Ford Motors Sports Club and I Inst two goals to one m a Singapore Business Houses Knock-out cup game at Farrer Park yesterday. Fords kicked off attacked and scored m the tenth minute through Chiang Chee.
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    City Day Sport
    101 12 ATHLETICS Civilians v. Services on SRC padang 3 p.m.; YMMA sports at Geylang Malay School 3 p.m.; Prince Edward Boys Club sports at 2.30 p.m. SOCCER FARELF Cup final between Singapore Engineering Regt. and 42 Marina Commandos at Tang~ Un 5.15 p.m.; Business Houses FA v. Royal
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    Rain Halts Cup Game
    100 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The FA cup match between Selangor Chinese Recreation Club and the Police Depot at Princes Road today, was abandoned after half time, as a result of a heavy rain shortly after the start. The game will be played on the Princes Road ground
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    Mitchell Brothers Dominate Raffles Swim Carnival
    198 12 KEITH MITCHELL, the City Asian Came* swimmer, slashed 22.9 seconds off his last year's School record for the 200 metres freestyle at Raffles Institution's Bth annual swimming carnival at the Chinese S.C. pool yesterday. Taking part m three events. Keith improved on all the
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    WOMEN GIVEN SAY IN NEGRI HOCKEY
    279 12 SEREMBAN. Fri.-Negri Sembilan Hockey Association league championship will be decided m one round this year and not S two as m the previous years Una decision was arrived at the annual general meeting of he Association held on Wednesday at J he ri Sembilan
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    Records Likely At Tiger Pool
    284 12 I RECORDS should topple m today's Tiger Swimming Clnb Swimmers' Day meet at Pasir Panjang when the cream of the Club's swimmers compete with each other for the major honours of the day. An absentee from the meet today will be the Club's Asian Games
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    THE RESULTS
    412 12 (LASS I 100 metres breast stroke: I Keith Mitchell, 2. Poh Soo Chuan. 3. Hee Kong Hin. 1 mm 22.5 >ecs. 50 metres breast stroke: 1 Hee Kong Hrn, 2. See Hock Hee. 3. Poh Soo Chuan 36.8 sees. 50 Metres freestyle: 1. Willie Hee. 2. Lee Ch
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    RAF Beat Kedah
    29 12 ALOR STAR, Fri— Kedah went down 2-to an RAF team m h. n Ji y 80ccer match played at the KFA grounds at A lor Star
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      11 1 Singapore Standard City Day Supplement 20 PAGES Sept. 22, 1951 FREE
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      Founder Started As Clerk
      134 1 Founder Sta rted As Clerk U.I RVSIAU rtirti nil I \li ll I II 11 Britain s Emthe Thomas ffleswill that portance I ipore cele- ►n. and S ngapoi n I Sta tuna me is brighter, trse by ents m and ds. sea. o P Island ot nm i ii
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      3941 5  -  Rev. Canon D. D. CHELLIAH By m, HEADMASTER, ST. ANDREWS AFTERNOON SCHOOL )N this historic day when "the ancient city of Singapura" is created a city by a Royal Charter one naturally turns one's thoughts to its past history m order to ascertain how
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        101 5 FOR SALE, t J Al At the Godowns of the Undersigned SUPERIOR English-bottled SHERRY, m cases containing 3 dozens, at -87 per dozen GUTHRIE k CO. t Singapore, 26th August, 1840. <■ <r This is not a current offer! It is a T reproduction of one of Guthries' first T
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      Prince saw a lion and named Singapore after it
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        120 9 become a household '-.ord throughout Malaya. JF^ 'VRP^ synonymous with quality, service and fair dealing. |MF#f* /j^T^^^^^^^D the entire Peninsula from Singapore m the South AIR-CONDITIONED branch at holla*::- B§| to Kedah and Kelantan m the North A fleet of VILLAGE. SINGAPORE. OPENED m .UI. ffiM SIGN A I H^l
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      67 18 f^oto. Since those early days when the chief commodities of trade m the g^ajJlicUp^ were neooer tin and copra. Singapore's Boat Quay has been the DacKooor which of the Colony's entrepot trade ceaselessly Passes. This picture shows m Xc foreTround) tongkangs being loaded with bales of rubber for UAA whUe
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